It’s not just for wine bottles anymore!

Posted on April 9, 2008
Filed Under Real Estate


Cork flooring is taking off as an environmentally friendly flooring choice. There are a lot of reasons to choose this type of flooring to appeal to environmentally conscious home buyers. This material has been known for its versatility from antiquity, but only now is it becoming a serious choice for the home owner who wants materials that are low-impact, environmentally speaking, as well as durable and affordable.

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Isn’t that what giant pandas eat?

Posted on April 9, 2008
Filed Under Real Estate


If you’re renovating your home to be environmentally friendly, especially in today’s environmentally conscious market, bamboo is one material you might want to consider. It is Earth’s fastest-growing plant, which makes it an exceptionally sustainable material. It is extremely versatile, being used to make durable flooring, cabinetry, countertops, utensils, furniture and tablewear. Despite this, it is not a “hardwood”. It is a grass that masquerades as a tree in Asia, Africa, Australia and the Americas starting in the southeastern United States and spreading all the way down to Chile.

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With great prices and fewer crowds, there has never been a better time to visit Kenya

Posted on April 9, 2008
Filed Under Travel


As peace returns to Kenya there has never been a better time to visit this magnificent country. Traditionally the summer months of July and August are the most popular time of year to visit with both pleasant weather and, for safari enthusiasts the opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring migration. Following the recent political turbulence, 2008 promises visitors to Kenya both fewer crowds and great savings on both Indian Ocean beach holidays and safaris. Whatsmore, the always-warm greeting of the Kenyan locals is more welcoming than ever.

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Discover the history of Washington D.C’s most famous landmarks

Posted on April 9, 2008
Filed Under Social Issues, Travel


Washington D.C was planned and developed in the late 18th century, purposely being built to serve as the permanent national capital, with a federal district being formed to keep the national capital distinct from the states. With all three branches of the U.S government located in the city, as well as the headquarters of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, Washington D.C has long been the political core of America - a fact emphasised by some of the awe inspiring monuments and attractions located in the city.

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The New Economics of Outsourcing

Posted on April 9, 2008
Filed Under Advice


Efforts to send IT work anywhere but Bangalore are taking on added urgency as costs of doing work in India rise and the dollar sinks

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Car Insurance: Don’t be taken for a ride!

Posted on April 8, 2008
Filed Under Automotive


Car insurance is a necessity for motorists. In fact, it’s more than just necessary; in the UK, it’s a legal requirement! Many consider car insurance to be just another expense that comes with the territory of owning a car, and a large number of motorists tend to stick with their current insurance provider each year when the renewal notice hits the doormat.

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Novice guitarists under threat of Repetitive Strain Injury

Posted on April 8, 2008
Filed Under Hobbies


The condition of RSI is a syndrome that effects muscles, tendons and nerves in the hands, arms and upper back and is developed when muscles in these areas are kept tense for long periods of time, due to poor posture and/or repetitive motions. The most well known repetitive strain injury is known as Carpal Tunnel syndrome, which is relatively rare among computer workers but very common among assembly line workers and guitarists.

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Selling your Home when you have a Dog

Posted on April 7, 2008
Filed Under Real Estate


On the surface, it seems that selling a home with dogs present should be easy. After all, the dogs are going with you when you leave – they won’t be the buyer’s problem. But where you see no problem can hinder a house sale.

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Cat Crates: To introduce your Cat to your new Home

Posted on April 4, 2008
Filed Under Real Estate


Crates are one of the best tools to prevent cat stress and damage to a new house. When a cat bonds to its crate or carrying cage, it feels secure when it is inside, no matter where the crate is placed. This article will cover recommended size, introduction, usage and crate training tips.

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The Final Countdown: Moving Your Cat

Posted on April 4, 2008
Filed Under Real Estate


You have closed the deal and are now the proud owner of a new house. Unfortunately, the stress is just beginning; not just for you, but for Poofypaws, your darling little cat. Here are some tips to eliminate some of the difficulties inherent in moving your cat from your old home to the new.

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