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- Tour China - Exploring The Red Giant
[Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] These days it's almost impossible to open a newspaper or turn on the news without hearing some mention of China. This vast, spectacular and very beautiful country is already playing a huge part in global markets and interest in China as a tourist destination is mirroring its economic growth. One of the dilemmas that face travellers wanting to visit China is its vast scale.
- Stay In Touch With Long Distance Video Calling
[Communications:VOIP] Long distance travelling has always contained an element of adventure, but even more so in the past when communications with friends and family back home weren't always as readily available or cheap as they are now. Postcards and letters are perennially popular ways of keeping in touch, but they only allow the sender to make a series of statements, or ask questions that can only be answered by the recipient in a similar vein. So, how did past adventurers and the early tourists communicate with their loved ones back home?
- Hungary For Hot Water? The Baths of Budapest
[Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] With over half a dozen baths in Hungary's capital, it's easy to find yourself in hot water in Budapest. The locals have been enjoying steaming sessions for years as a meeting place of minds, somewhere to relax, and let off steam (as well as be enveloped by it.) For centuries, Hungarians have been extolling the health virtues of their waters which are full of minerals such as magnesium, potassium, fluoride, sodium and calcium; and apparently do wonders for muscular ailments, while also proving ideal for unwinding the mind.
- Call of the Clog - Holidays in Holland
[Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Though sometimes overshadowed by the warmer climes of Southern European countries, Holland is a popular place to visit throughout the year and there are some incredible sights and events that are occurring during 2008. Over the Easter weekend gourmands could venture to the Museum of Chocolate in Cologne, under three hours' drive from the Hook of Holland. Chocoholics will be dazzled by the three metre high chocolate fountain and the various shows on how chocolate shapes and truffles are made.
- Photography - Thanks For The Memories
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Photography] The art of photography is almost 200 years old and is now an everyday part of our increasingly visual world. The term 'Photographie' was first coined in 1832 by the French-Brazilian inventor, Hercules Florence, who had created a technique for capturing images using a process involving silver, iodine, mercury and salt. However, even before this, the Frenchman Joseph Nicephore Niepce, created the first permanent photograph.
- First-Time Buyer Affordability 'Worsens'
[Real-Estate:Buying] First-time buyers are finding it harder than ever to fund the purchase of their first property. However, an internet savings account could help them save for their deposit.
- A380 World's Biggest Plane Takes Off to Singapore
[Travel-and-Leisure:Aviation-Airplanes] This March, the travel industry will be changed forever as the A380 - the biggest passenger aeroplane ever built - takes off from London, en route to Singapore. The massive airliner, manufactured by Airbus, is a double-decker, four engine plane. Nicknamed the 'Super-jumbo', the plane allows for a cabin with 50% more floor space than the next biggest plane, the Boeing 747-400.
- Jordan Plans On Adding A Little Glamour To Credit Cards
[Finance:Credit] Fancy a little bit of Jordan in your pocket? Well, glamour model Katie Price has revealed her plans to launch her own credit card.
- Paradise Drowning - Maldives Under Threat
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] The Maldives are one of the most beautiful collections of islands on Earth; boasting blue lagoons, lush tropical forests, white sandy beaches and colourful coral reefs. The idyllic islands are popular with tourists who come to experience a true island paradise, but this picture-perfect archipelago is likely to be the first and biggest victim of rising sea levels, which government scientists say are rising by almost 1cm per year. That might not sound like a lot, but when the highest natural point of your country is only 2.
- Society's Elite Gear Up For The Gumball 3000 Rally
[Automotive] The Gumball 3000 was founded in 1999 by Maximillion Cooper, an ex-Armani model, who was inspired by the "Cannonball Baker Sea-To-Shining-Sea Memorial Trophy Dash", an unofficial, almost outlawed, coast to coast road race from New York to Los Angeles that took place four times during the 1970s before being cancelled due to concerns over road safety from police. Maximllion Cooper set out to revive the spirit of the original Cannonball races in the summer of 1999, combining long drives throughout the day with decadent nightly parties. The original rally featured fifty of Cooper's wealthiest friends, ...
- The Gulf Offers the Ultimate Holiday Experience
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] The government of the United Arab Emirates has made a concerted effort over the last ten years to develop the region and establish it as a place to buy property and to enjoy great holidays. Now, it is starting to enjoy its rewards just as it unveils brand new resorts almost weekly.
- Brave Would-Be Landlords Turn Their Back On Letting Agents
[Real-Estate:Leasing-Renting] The buy-to-let market has grown exponentially over the last 15 years; so, it's entirely understandable with so many stories circulating of people making a small fortune through renting that many people are becoming attracted to the thought of becoming a buy-to-let landlord. Of those, most considering becoming a landlord will not just dive straight in but do a fair bit of research before they enter the market. One thing that they will quickly discover is that although letting agents can help get their property occupied, they can also take a substantial amount of the ...
- Seeing Red - Diving Holidays on the Red Sea
[Travel-and-Leisure:Outdoors] The Red Sea's narrow, sheltered shores have extensive shallow shelves which allow marine life to flourish; the region supports over 200 hard and soft species of coral, over 1000 invertebrates and over 110 species of fish - 10 percent of which are not known to be found anywhere else in the world. The rich biodiversity of the area has been officially recognised by the Egyptian government, who set up the 'Ras Mohamed National Park' in 1983 to protect the Red Sea from pollution and over development.
- Organising The Perfect Luxury Family Holiday
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] For young families, organising the perfect luxury family holiday can be less than straightforward. Having the budget necessary to book holidays in exotic locations is one thing, but making sure every traveller is satisfied with the location, activities and travel arrangements is quite another. For a start the location should offer family friendly hotels, offering the necessary facilities and with easy access to transportation in order to explore the nearby area.
- Post Zainab a Debt Consolidation Loan!
[Finance:Debt-Consolidation] It won't have escaped the attention of fans of the successful BBC soap 'Eastenders' that Albert Square Post Office franchisee Zainab Masood is in severe financial difficulty and needs a minor miracle to help her out of her perilous position. Although her financial woes are merely a sub-plot as the soap pursues other major issues, it will only be a matter of time before Zainab's situation comes to the fore. However, if Zainab was a real businesswoman and not just a fictional character what options would be available to extract her from such a dire ...
- Let London Be The Setting For Your Valentine's Day
[Relationships:Love] The question of Valentine's Day will most likely garner a sigh of a response or even worse from many men out there. There is no reason for this, however, as long as a little forethought is used to plan ahead while keeping your sweetheart firmly in mind. A major concern regarding Valentine's Day is the cost.
- Continuing the American Dream - Texas Today
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] Throughout its history, Texas has been part of, and contributed to, the ideals of the American dream. Its cultural legacy and beautiful scenery make the Lone Star State a must-visit for anybody travelling to the United States.
- Reading The Large Print - Bigger Is Better In The Digital-Age
[Business:Marketing] It's now over 500 years since German goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg invented the first printing press, enabling the mass-production of literature and other texts through the medium of print. Indeed, such was the influence of Gutenberg's design, that in 1997 it was voted the most important creation of the last 1000 years by Time-Life magazine, which is no mean feat, considering the wealth of other contraptions and devices that have contributed to the technological revolution.
- Shelter Runs Out Of Patience With the Government And Finance Industry
[News-and-Society:Economics] Leading housing and homelessness charity Shelter have demanded that the government urgently set up a free service to help people who are in serious mortgage arrears and risk losing their homes through repossession. The charity issued the plea following a 14% increase in the number of people seeking help last year compared to 2006. Almost 80,000 homeowners called Shelter during 2007 hoping for advice on how to deal with falling behind on their mortgage repayments.
- Mum's The Word - Keeping Your Cards Close To Your Chest To Prevent Internet Identity Theft
[Legal:Identity-Theft] As beneficial and liberating as the internet may be, it also comes with inherent dangers. But this needn't deter consumers from using online facilities.
- Council Tax Rises To Hit Southerners Hard
[Finance:Taxes] Changes to the way that central government funds local councils have made it almost certain that council tax hikes this April will be higher in the south of England than those in the north, according to a local government expert. Professor Tony Travers made the comments on BBC's 'The World Tonight', and if he is right then increased council tax in the south will pile added pressure onto beleaguered homeowners who are already struggling to make ends meet due to increased mortgage repayments, rising utility bills and soaring fuel costs.
- Choose Gifts With Care Or Risk Your Relationship
[Home-and-Family:Holidays] Maybe the reason is genetic or maybe it's environmental conditioning, but it seems pretty much fact that most women choose their gifts very carefully, giving a great deal of time and thought to getting something which is 'just right'. On the other hand, we probably all know at least one man who does his entire Christmas shop at his nearest BP forecourt.
- Luxury Vacations - Helping You Get Your Fix Of Glitz And Glamour
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] To many, the idea of a luxury vacation can provoke a mixture of awe and fear: after all, until recently, "luxury" was an idea that only the rich and famous were allowed to enjoy. However, as the travel industry explodes and more people are keen to take vacations to exotic and exciting destinations, the "luxury hotel break" has gained new meaning and revived momentum among travelers for the finer things in life.
- Why Bad Credit Isn't the End of the Road
[Finance:Loans] Not everyone has perfect credit, and this can mean it becomes difficult to get the things you need. This doesn't always apply if you need a new car however.
- Maintaining Family Ties Over Long Distances
[Communications] More and more people are going abroad for longer periods nowadays - either to study, to work or to live permanently. That makes it even more important to stay in touch on a regular basis.
- Covent Garden - A Shopping and Entertainment Nirvana
[Travel-and-Leisure] Many agree that Covent Garden offers the best shopping experience in London. Whatever you are looking for Covent Garden has it. Whether it be fashion, jewellery, beauty products or that unusual gift, you won't have to look far in the shops and markets of Covent Garden.
- New Year in Majorca Generates a Load of Rubbish
[Travel-and-Leisure] Although visitors to the island undoubtedly enjoyed them, New Year celebrations in Majorca were considered a 'load of rubbish' by many of its residents. Record numbers of revelers joined the festivities in capital Palma, resulting in the dumping of millions of kilograms of rubbish in the streets, which residents claim have been left to rot. The majority of the party nights' detritus was strewn all along the Paseo Maritimo seafront.
- Hot Turkey - Property Investments Lure British Buyers
[Real-Estate:Commercial-Property] Turkey, the country famously known as the bridge between Europe and Asia, is proving to be a popular place for British property buyers to invest. The country has one of the largest economies in the world with a growing population that currently numbers over 70 million, 66% of whom are under thirty. There is also around 20 million foreign tourists visiting the country each year, and the number is steadily rising.
- Credit Crunch Crisis? Bulgaria Still Booming
[Real-Estate:Buying] The effects of the sub-prime mortgage fallout which hit the USA towards the end of 2007 and led to the so called 'credit crunch' have done little to quash the desire of most Brits to own their own property, and although the uncertainty of these recent events has led to a slowing of the housing market, prices still remain very high, making it difficult for first time buyers to make the break into home ownership. This has caused many to look for new ways to get on the property ladder; some are looking to buy ...
- Catalonia's Costa Daurada - The Family Friendly Destination
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] The Costa Daurada coastline, situated on the Mediterranean coastline in the south of Catalonia, is one of the most popular destinations in Spain for family holidays. The spectacular coastline stretches for 216km, with 786 hectares of extensive, clean, sandy beaches that sweep down to meet a clean, clear, shallow sea, safe for young children and elderly swimmers alike. Visitors to the area can also enjoy the expanse of flat plains that sit in between the coastline and mountains inland; these play home to tranquil villages, vineyards, olive groves, and other locally grown crops such ...
- Making Your Home Business More Accessible
[Business:Small-Business] When we think of a home business we tend to think of them being very isolated. But that isn't the case any more, thanks to the technology we have at hand.
- Creating a Bedroom Makeover on a Budget
[Home-Improvement:Interior-Design-and-Decorating] Your bedroom is a sanctuary - and as such it's worth spending some time making it into the perfect room to escape to at the end of the day. But you don't need lots of money to achieve the perfect look.
- Pimp My Ride vs Top Gear - Kings of Car Culture
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Movies-TV] Ever since Henry Ford spawned the internal combustion engine, petrol heads from around the world have worshiped the automobile. Car culture expresses itself in many forms; there are a plethora of magazines which cover all manner of car topics such racing, off-roading and classic cars; while on TV two of the most influential shows currently on our screens are T`op Gear and Pimp My Ride. Top Gear is a long running, award-winning BBC show about cars, and has been running since 1977.
- Dubai at Easter - The Perfect Time to Visit
[Travel-and-Leisure] Because Easter is so early this year, anyone wishing to go abroad for some sun will have to travel a little farther than central or Southern Europe. Many people are opting for luxury breaks in up-and-coming tourist hot-spot Dubai, where March temperatures are ideal for grabbing some pleasant sunny weather.
- Santa Online - Making Unwanted Presents, Wanted
[Internet-and-Businesses-Online:Ecommerce] In recent years the Internet has made Christmas shopping an easier process for people nationwide. Now it also promises to make January simpler too, with online services set up to help deal with unwanted Christmas presents.
- It's Good To Talk - It's Even Better To Type
[Communications:VOIP] The world of communications has changed dramatically since Alexander Graham Bell filed his application for a patent on his telephone in 1876. The moment he uttered the words "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you" to his assistant in the next room, the world was a different place.
- The Active Republic - Czech It Out
[Travel-and-Leisure] Since the peaceful splitting of Czechoslovakia into the Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1993, the Czech Republic has become one of the newest countries in Europe, and as such, is a modern nation with good infrastructure and an advanced economy. But the image of a freshly formed country belies the Czech Republic's rich history with offers centuries of cultural heritage to explore. The Czech Republic is also very sporty nation, with much of the population enjoying outdoor activities.
- Beware the San Francisco Pillow Fight Club
[Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] Most of us probably had the odd playful pillow fight when growing up, usually with our siblings and occasionally a bit of venom would sneak into the fun. But now battering each other around the head and body with a feather-filled weapon is just one of the many games played by adults participating in the worldwide craze known as Street Wars.
- Lake Oswego's Dog Psychic
[Pets:Dogs] In a gourmet dog food store in the US state of Oregon, dog psychic Rita Sandler provides "dog readings" for concerned owners. Is it really possible to read the minds of animals, or is this just a sham preying on vulnerable individuals?
- Maintain a Healthy Attitude to Weight the BMI Way
[Health-and-Fitness:Weight-Loss] In January, people all over the UK go on diets to lose the Christmas bulge. But this should be done slowly and carefully, using your Body Mass Index (BMI) as a guide to what is appropriate.
- Big Business for Female Entrepreneurs
[Business:Entrepreneurialism] In the UK and the United States women are starting businesses at twice the rate of men. Although typically attracting less investment, they are just as likely to succeed.
- How To Accessorise Your Bedroom
[Home-Improvement:Interior-Design-and-Decorating] Giving your bedroom a fresh new look doesn't mean having to redecorate. The accessories you choose can have a profound effect on the end result.
- Heaven On Earth - Mauritius, The Tropical Island Paradise
[Travel-and-Leisure:Outdoors] As far as tropical island paradises go, Mauritius is up there with the best of them. Its variety of activities, diverse scenery and vast sandy beaches make it the perfect place for a romantic beach holiday.
- How To Spend Valentine's Day In Style
[Home-and-Family:Holidays] Thinking of treating your loved one to some Valentine's treats at home? Why not go one better and explore the advantages offered by a break away?
- Shoppers' Christmases Comes Early With Sales Starting In December
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Gifts] Gone are the days when January sales started after Christmas; today there is a growing trend towards pre-Christmas sales.
- How To Save Money With A Mobile Phone
[Communications:Mobile-Cell-Phone] The vast majority of us now have and use a mobile phone on a daily basis, and many people now wonder how they ever managed without one. What's more, technology is now advancing at such a rate that a phone can be much more than just a phone - with camera, internet and messaging options now available as well.
- Which is Better - Fixed Rate or Variable Rate?
[Real-Estate:Mortgage-Refinance] Choosing between a fixed rate and variable rate deal can be tricky. But with some proper thought it's possible to make the right choice for you - without paying too much in the process.
- Green Machines - Biofuels And Hybrid Cars To Clean Up The Streets In 2008
[Automotive] As awareness of pollution and climate change grows, the market and range of efficient and even carbon-neutral vehicles is expanding which is good news for consumer choice. Shopping for a new car in 2008 will mean thinking about environmental impact as well as other factors such as insurance.
- Spring Style Tips To Looking Great In '08
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] Trends for women's fashion in Spring 2008 will include warm neutrals, young, relaxed dresses, and vintage movie-star glamour. Inspired by these styles, shop early in winter to get maximum wear out of essential pieces.
- Space Exploration - Home Improvements Can Add Quality And Equity
[Home-Improvement:DIY] There are several options for people who want to create extra space or new rooms in their homes without the hassle of moving, or to add value to the property. These solutions can be very sound investments and more affordable than moving, and secured loans are available to spread the cost.
- There's More to Snow Than Skiing - Alternative Activities for Winter Holidays
[Travel-and-Leisure:Outdoors] Just because you don't want to ski, doesn't mean you can't enjoy the snow. More and more non-skiers are heading off on winter mountain holidays to experience alternative snow activities, such as ice fishing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling.
- Boobs - When Bigger Isn't Better
[Health-and-Fitness:Womens-Issues] If you listened to the men of the world, you'd be forgiven for thinking that where breasts are concerned, bigger is always better. But there are a growing number of women who are opting to downsize their bosoms for cosmetic and medical reasons.
- Bulgaria's Booming - Investing In That Eastern Promise
[Real-Estate:Investing] With rising property prices in the UK, more and more people are looking to buy abroad either for investment or simply to have a second home. As an emerging force in EU tourism, Bulgaria is becoming an increasingly popular choice for holidaymakers, making it a prime location to snap up affordable real estate before the market peaks.
- No Cheques Please, We're Plastic - Paper-Free Payments By 2012?
[Finance] With cheque-books gradually becoming a thing of the past, consumer culture in the UK is moving ever-closer towards 'paper-free' payments. Whilst predictions suggesting we could be entirely 'cashless' by 2012 may be a little premature, the fact remains that it certainly looks a safe-bet at some point in the near future.
- Holiday Extras No Worry For Spend-Happy Brits
[Finance:Loans] The fact that the extra costs such as excursions and souvenir buying add significantly to the cost of a holiday is apparently of little concern to Brits - especially as there are still a number of competitive personal loan deals available. Escaping the wind and rain of Britain comes at a high price, it has been revealed.
- Can Severe Debt Problems Lead To Mental Illness?
[Finance:Debt-Consolidation] More people in the UK are falling into unmanageable debt as the credit crunch bites, and the Wales Centre for health is investigating the impact severe debt has on people's mental health and emotional well-being. Personal debt is a growing problem in the UK, but is an even greater problem for those that suffer mental illness for a variety of reasons. In many cases it is the anxiety over the amount of debt they have that has contributed to the mental health issue, but others have got into debt while already suffering from the illness.
- Loans Rates Rise As Banks Hoard Cash
[Finance:Loans] UK financial markets look to be entering a new era of turmoil as top banks are building up their cash reserves to cover the possibility of further losses from the continuing collapse of the sub-prime market. This action could signal worrying times for anyone who has loan balances outstanding, because they are likely to see the cost of them rise in the short term.
- Mortgage Approvals Fall Again
[Real-Estate:Mortgage-Refinance] Figures produced by the British Bankers Association show a third successive monthly fall in the number of mortgage approvals; further evidence pointing to a slowdown in the housing market. According to figures produced by the British Bankers' Association mortgage approvals during October fell for the third consecutive month to a new record low, providing further evidence of a housing slowdown.
- Card Bored? The Origin of Christmas Cards
[Home-and-Family:Holidays] The Christmas card industry is now worth millions of pounds but how did the custom begin and how have Christmas cards changed since their inception over 150 years ago? The practice of exchanging cards at Christmas was invented by the Englishman Sir Henry Cole in 1843. Cole was keen to make his friends aware of the need to help the poor and needy during the festive period, so he commissioned artist John Calcott Horsely (now recognized as the designer and artist of the first ever Christmas card) to paint a card showing the feeding and clothing of the poor.
- Christmas Gifts With Charity In Mind - Vote With Your Money
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Gifts] By buying your Christmas gifts from a charity not only are you supporting a good cause, you're also helping to increase awareness. By voting with your money and spending wisely you can help charities and get your gifts at the same time.
- Hutton Commits To 'Bringing Loan Sharks To Justice'
[Finance:Loans] The government has launched an initiative which will see specialist teams pursuing loan sharks, it has been revealed. Around £3 million is being invested in the scheme, which will see extended pilot projects rolled out across the country.
- Taking Beauty Gifts to the Next Level
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Gifts] There was a time when giving someone a beauty related item as a gift was seen as being the easy option. But now there is a whole range of premium beauty gifts that are sure to bring a smile to the face of anyone lucky enough to be on the receiving end of one.
- The Benefits of Being Loyal to a Hotel Chain
[Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] What do you think about when you stay in a hotel? Do you think about the size of the room, how comfortable the bed is, and what facilities are available to you? Or do you think of how many loyalty points you have just added to your current balance, to enable you to have your next hotel stay for free?
- Car Insurance - Factors That Affect Your Premium
[Insurance:Car-Auto] Choosing the correct car insurance can seem a complex business - so what factors actually affect your premium? Making sure that you have the correct car insurance can be a complex business because you are asked all kinds of questions and don't always know whether your answers are 'good' or 'bad'.
- The Protection Offered By a Vehicle Inspection
[Automotive] Buying a new car can be a hazardous experience. That's why it pays to go somewhere that puts each car through a rigorous inspection before it's offered for sale.
- The Benefits of a Bag for Baby
[Home-and-Family:Babies-Toddler] There are times when getting ready to go out for the day with your baby seems more like a complicated mission than an enjoyable excursion. There are so many things to remember and carry with you - food, water, spare nappies, baby wipes and more - it feels like it takes hours just trying to get out of the front door.
- Winter on Majorca is Fiesta Time
[Travel-and-Leisure] Although Mallorca/Majorca is best known as a summer holiday destination, the island has many other attractions in addition to its beaches. It can be an excellent choice for a winter break for people who enjoy hiking, cycling and sports, or taking part in local festivities during January.
- More Time Spent Shopping Online And More Money Spent On High-Tech Items This Christmas
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews] A new survey from Deloitte finds the most noticeable trends in shopping this Christmas are the increased use of the internet for shopping and demand for high-tech items. Christmas is upon us yet again, meaning it's time to show friends and family how much they are loved by the exchange of gifts, which is good news for the retail sector.
- Making The Make-Up Trends For This Winter Work For You
[Health-and-Fitness:Beauty] It's fun to follow the newest trends in make-up following all the fashion shows - but the results could be disastrous if the looks are not tuned down. Learn the key to making this season's make-up trends work for you.
- Alton Towers Keeps Coasting Along
[Travel-and-Leisure:Outdoors] The site of Alton Towers - Britain's most popular theme park - can be traced back well over a century. The park has expanded and improved constantly since the Second World War and shows no signs of winding down.
- The Cult of Maddox
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Humor] In 1997, "The Best Page In The Universe" made it's first ever appearance on the World Wide Web. It was a strange website to say the very least; with a very simple visual appearance, just yellow block Arial text on a black background, and very little (if any) over-complicated technical formatting; a deliberate tactic later revealed to be a form of protest against the trend of making websites look as slick as possible.
- Christmas Shopping For Men - Simplified!
[Home-and-Family:Holidays] As Christmas is just around the corner, there are a few things to keep in mind in order to make Christmas shopping for the man (or men) in your life as trouble-free an experience as possible. As the calendar year draws to a close it is time yet again to show friends and family just how much they are loved by the exchange of gifts.
- Down On The Health Farm - The World Of Relaxation And Fitness
[Health-and-Fitness:Beauty] If you're looking to launch a new healthy lifestyle for yourself, a trip down to the Health Farm is the ideal way to kick start your new regime. Health farms by definition offer a haven of peace, quiet and the ultimate in relaxation and pampering.
- Hotels in London to be 'Green-Graded'
[Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] The London Development Agency is introducing a new pilot scheme encouraging hotels in the capital to have their green credentials tested. The scheme aims to help hotels reduce their impact on the environment and at the same time cut their costs.
- Hotels in London Must Shape Up for 2012 Olympics
[Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] Almost two-thirds of London hotels are not rated even though rooms are the most expensive in Europe. Tourism minister Margaret Hodge says that the industry must improve its image before the 2012 Olympics take place in the capital, if the city is to benefit in the long term
- More Young People In Debt And Resorting To Personal Loans To Keep Afloat
[Finance:Personal-Loans] Research carried out by young people's charity Rainer, has highlighted the fact that almost eight out of ten young people have taken out a loan before the age of 21 as they adopt being in debt as part of modern living
- Newcastle - Home of the Great North Run
[Health-and-Fitness:Exercise] 47,000 runners took part in this year's Great North Run allowing it to retain its crown as the world's most popular half-marathon run on roads.
- Illumination at Niagara's Festival of Lights
[Travel-and-Leisure] Every winter Niagara Falls hosts one of the brightest events in North America - the Winter Festival of Lights, which includes over 125 animated lighting displays and attracts over 1.3 million visitors annually. The Winter Festival of Lights includes over 125 animated lighting displays and three million tree and ground lights
- Shops Criticise Banks' Card Processing Costs
[Business:Retail] The British Retailer Consortium has rounded on the banks for charging too much when processing credit and debit card payments, saying that it is disproportionate to the amount of the transaction, and demanding that the costs are cut.
- Viva Italia - Skiing The Italian Alps
[Recreation-and-Sports:Skiing] Italy remains one of the best kept skiing secrets in Europe, but perhaps that's how the Italians like it. Though often overshadowed by France and Switzerland, Italy offers skiers some of the finest resorts and hotels in the Alps.
- Still Playing the Switching Game?
[Finance:Credit] Nearly 6.5 million credit card holders will switch cards this year. Are you one of those who are always looking for a better deal on your plastic?
- London Hotels Encouraged To Get Energy Efficient
[News-and-Society:Environmental] London Electricity has produced a guide called "Energy efficiency for hotels" that contains many recommendations that, if adopted, could significantly reduce electricity bills for London hotels. Utility company London Electricity has produced a comprehensive document containing over 40 money-saving ideas for London hotels that, if implemented will significantly boost their profits.
- Secured Loans Market Reaches New Heights
[Finance:Debt-Consolidation] The current estimated value of the UK secured loans market is put at £7.5 billion, but the report extrapolates that it will grow to a staggering £10.2 billion by the end of 2011. Although the current global credit squeeze as a result of the US sub-prime market collapse is expected to slow the UK loans market initially, it is set to rise substantially over the next five years, and the main driver for the growth in demand for secured loans is debt consolidation.
- London Nightlife - Trafalgar is Anything but Square
[Travel-and-Leisure] When it comes to London nightlife, Trafalgar, more famous for pigeons than pubs, is anything but square. Offering some of the capital's finest bars and clubs, Nelson's favourite hang out is packed with places to have a good time when the sun sets on the city.
- Misfortune or Negligence - How Can You Tell The Difference?
[Legal:Personal-Injury] It's not always easy to tell whether an accident is just that, or whether other forces are at play. It's vital to know the answer if you are thinking of seeking compensation.
- Building Value - How DIY And Design Can Up Your House Price
[Home-Improvement:DIY] Along with cooking programs, DIY and property shows are currently some of the most popular programmes on British TV. Turn on the TV, and you'll likely be bombarded with shows that show us how we can improve our humble abodes. Changing Rooms, Room for Improvement and Property Ladder are all programmes that reflect the British public's thirst for home improvement knowledge and inspiration.
- How Safe Is Your Second-Hand Car Purchase?
[Automotive] Many people set their heart on buying a second-hand vehicle without consulting their head. Getting an independent vehicle inspection before buying will help sort out a good purchase from a lemon.
- London Calling - A Brief History Of The Capital's Musical Heritage
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Way back at the beginning of this decade we've come to know as the 'noughties', it was The Libertines that first kick-started the new revolution of bands loudly and proudly proclaiming their London roots; name-checking both Caledonian Road in Islington and Vallance Road in Bethnal Green on their debut album, 'Up The Bracket'. Later, rapper Dizzee Rascal also paid homage to his hometown through his rhymes - "I socialise in Hackney and Bow / I wear my trousers ridiculously low".
- Renovating Your Shop Fittings - Can It Be Of Benefit In The Long Run?
[Business:Retail] Keeping up with the times isn't as easy as it sounds with new retail display stands and shop fittings constantly being brought into circulation; while there are always unplanned costs and boundaries involved with modernisation of your retail space.
- Endurance Advertising - World's Longest Commercial
[Business:Advertising] A Brazilian man has talked his way in to the world record books by chatting non-stop for over 14 hours in aid of a new commercial soon to be released by Emirates Airlines that promotes a new non-stop flight from Dubai to Sao Paulo. The Sao Paulo native, who goes only by the name "Non-stop Fernando" successfully waxed lyrical about his beloved home city for an entire 14 hours 40 minutes in front of the film crew, who followed him around for the duration at his home.
- What Kind Of Car Can You Afford?
[Automotive] When it's time to buy another car, the most important question to consider is how much money you can afford to spend. Whether you are about to buy your first car, or your current one has finally given up and limped into the great car park in the sky, the issue of money is a main factor in what you will end up driving home next.
- Bite the Budget and Make Your Future Brighter
[Finance:Budgeting] People who can manage their money well are also those who can budget well. So, how can a budget benefit you when your goals are long term in nature?
- The Hell Fire Club - The 18th Century's Most Exclusive Members' Club
[Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] Exclusive members clubs have seldom attracted as much interest or been the source of such incredible tales as the 18th century Hell Fire Club. The Hell Fire club met during the late 18th Century in the deep recesses of the Hell Fires caves at West Wycombe which were excavated in the 1750s under the supervision of local landowner Sir Francis Dashwood.
- City Breaks in Newcastle and Gateshead - Expect The Unexpected
[Travel-and-Leisure] A short stay in Newcastle and Gateshead offers access to the many and varied attractions to see and do in the compact city centre, with more attractive scenery and coastline for those who venture slightly further a-field.
- The Importance of Protecting Yourself and Your Business
[Insurance:Life-Annuities] If you are self employed, it's your responsibility to make sure you cover all eventualities. Covering yourself financially is an important thing to remember.
- Foie Gras? Faux Pas - French Delicacy Banned By York City Council
[News-and-Society:Environmental] The City of York council in northern England has become the first in the country to ban the sale of foie gras in its own premises - prompting a derisory response from producers of the delicacy in France. Foie Gras pate is produced from the livers of ducks and geese, where pneumatic pumps are used to force feed the birds, expanding their livers to almost ten times their normal size.
- Free Calls To Friends - The Story Continues
[Communications:VOIP] For some years now the cost of making phone calls, particularly international and mobile calls, has been falling thanks to new technology. But, are you getting the best deal?
- Manuel, Mercury and Melvins - Barcelona - The City of Beats
[Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Barcelona, Spain's Catalan capital has much to offer not only musicians, but their fans too: with two major annual music festivals, and an impressive musical pedigree. "I'm From Barcelona" are possibly the most misleading pop music act you'll ever come across - firstly, they're not actually from Barcelona, but do in fact hail from Jonkoping in Sweden, and stranger still, they sing in English, not Swedish (or Spanish!).
- Points to Consider When Relocating in Europe
[Real-Estate:Moving-Relocating] Moving within your own country is stressful enough. But moving abroad has its own set of potential problems that can make the experience even more daunting.
- Bright and Beautiful Winter Fashion For Women
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] Granted, it might be hardly noticeable after the great washout summer, but it's true - winter is fast approaching. As any self-respecting fashionista knows, the change of season can mean only one thing - a great excuse to go shopping!
- Should You Buy A New Or Used Car?
[Automotive] We all dream of being able to buy the brand new car of our dreams. But is a new car all it's cracked up to be - or are you better off with a second hand one?
- Cheap Conference Calls - Not Just For Business
[Communications:Telephone-Systems] Conference calls have always been popular with business customers who want to 'meet' remote parties without leaving the office. This saves on time and money, particularly if your supplier is out in China.
- Avoid Air Rage And Choose To Really Relax On Holiday
[Travel-and-Leisure:Airline-Travel] There are many ways to pack more activity and interest into your holiday without making it more stressful or environmentally irresponsible. Choosing to stay at an affordable airport hotel before or after your flight can be a good chance to relax and even to explore the surrounding country and attractions.
- Should You Buy Or Rent Your Home?
[Real-Estate:Mortgage-Refinance] Everyone assumes buying their home is the best option, but with interest rates at an all time high, is this always the case? Everyone wants to own their own home.
- Don't Miss 'Mad' Manchester
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] Manchester's thriving arts, nightlife, and gay and lesbian scene lead many Britons to think of it as the UK's second city, and it's an ideal destination for a short break which is easily reached from any part of the country. Rightly famous for its fantastic sport, music and nightclubbing, it's a vibrant, historic yet forward-thinking city - but for many of us, the image conjured up when we think of Manchester is still one of soot-covered cotton mills, viewed through sheets of rain.
- Rekindle The Romance In Chicago
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] Sometimes we all need some downtime to remember what is truly important in our lives. Chicago is the ideal destination for spending some quality time with your partner.
- How To Plan The Perfect Christmas
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Gifts] The festive season is almost upon us and already children across the country will be getting excited about the prospect of a visit from Santa. So why not help make Christmas last longer by planning ahead and being creative with gifts for the kids?
- Do You Know How Much Your Valuables Are Worth?
[Insurance:Home-Owners-Renters] Unless you are an expert, it's very easy to overlook the true value of your prized possessions. Here are some essential points to remember in order to protect them fully.
- Lessons to Learn From Evel Knievel
[Automotive:Motorcycles] Evel Knievel went from miner to insurance salesman to daredevil and more than a few careers in between! But through it all he retained a positive attitude and a solid determination that should be admired.
- How to Keep Customers Happy Through Customer Relationship Management
[Business:Customer-Service] Employing a range of customer relationship management tools is important for a business to progress. But what exactly is customer relationship management (CRM) and what does it entail?
- Hershey, Pennsylvania - The Town That Chocolate Built
[Travel-and-Leisure] The town of Hershey in Pennsylvania owes its entire existence to chocolate. It was built by Milton Hershey to house his workers close to what was then the biggest chocolate factory in the world.
- Speak Easy Through Communication Technology
[Communications:Mobile-Cell-Phone] Advancements in technology have made it easier to keep in touch as well as more varied in the ways that people communicate. Now we are seeing more and more ways in which all the new innovations in communication are being combined, and we are reaping the benefits.
- The Hidden Costs of Cancer
[Cancer] Many cancer sufferers do not anticipate the unforeseen financial costs of having the disease. Being unable to continue work compounds financial problems - causing worry and debt.
- In Search Of The Perfect Pint In Dublin
[Travel-and-Leisure] A visit to Dublin would not be complete without a visit to a traditional Irish pub; celebrated for convivial, vibrant atmosphere, friendliness of its customers and staff and what is known as the "craic" - the Irish expression for fun. There is plenty more to Dublin than drinking pints of Guinness in old world style pubs, but pub culture remains a huge attraction for many visitors and with good reason.
- British Homeowners Are Giving Burglars A Helping Hand
[Insurance:Home-Owners-Renters] A new report issued by Halifax Insurance claims British homeowners are making it too easy for burglars to break into their homes by regularly neglecting to follow basic steps to secure their property. A recent United Nations report named Britain as having the highest burglary rates of any nation in Europe, and a report released by Halifax Insurance has warned that British homeowners are making it too easy for burglars to break into their homes. The report claims British homeowners regularly fail to take precautions to secure their property, allowing thieves easy access to their homes.
- Taste Catalan Culture in Barcelona
[Travel-and-Leisure] A city break to Barcelona is the perfect cure for the blues. As a destination, its close enough for a short break, and with plenty of things to do and experience, Barcelona remains a favourite destination for Brits.
- Homeowner Hell - What Can Go Wrong With A House?
[Insurance:Home-Owners-Renters] For thousands of people in the UK, owning their own home is the ultimate dream - but it also can bring many problems that renters never face. Having a place to live, sleep and make your mark on ranks as one of the highest aspirations on most British people's wish list.
- Bringing Up Your Baby Green
[Home-and-Family:Babies-Toddler] Increasing numbers of new parents are opting for more eco-friendly and ethical products for their baby for potential health benefits as well as saving the planet. Is your baby a green baby? If the answer is yes, you are a part of a growing segment of the population opting for more environmentally friendly products for your child.
- Revolutionary New Credit Card Debuts In US
[Finance:Credit] A new credit card has been launched in the USA that could be the trailblazer for those that regularly shop on the internet. Credit cards may never be the same again as a revolutionary new card - fundamentally different from any of the thousands of its predecessors, and designed for extensive use in an internet-driven world - hits the US market.
- Does Guinness Really Taste Better In Dublin?
[Food-and-Drink:Wine-Spirits] Perhaps fuelled by the rumour that Guinness tastes best in its country of origin, the Guinness brewery is the number one attraction in Ireland. Ireland is synonymous with Guinness, and many visitors to the country visit Dublin; not only to drink the famous stout, but also to visit where it is still made at the James's Gate Brewery in the heart of Dublin.
- Borrowers Beware - Valuing Your Credit Score
[Finance:Credit] Borrowing more than you can pay back results in a low credit score which can have detrimental consequences for future borrowing. Past generations were taught to live within their means.
- Pregnant Mums Turn To The Internet For Support
[Home-and-Family:Pregnancy] Online pregnancy and parenting forums have helped expectant and new mothers connect create a new kind of online community, offering support and advice which many new parents need.
- Online Classifieds Proving Popular With Internet Users
[Internet-and-Businesses-Online:Forums] As internet users turn increasingly towards online classifieds, more and more websites are appearing which are dedicated to providing users with searchable classified advertisements.
- Credit Card or Debit Card? What's the Difference?
[Finance:Credit] Although it is increasingly common to use plastic instead of cash in many every-day transactions, there is still a seismic difference between using a debit card and a credit card. In its simplest terms, the former removes money from your account while the latter is unsecured debt.
- A Marriage Made in Heaven - Hitcher's Guide to Dubai
[Relationships:Wedding] Dubai is the benchmark for opulence and ambition, an accessible middle-eastern oasis which doesn't do things in half-measures. Its year-round sun and choice of activities make it the perfect place to tie the knot.
- It's A Family Affair - Ensuring Loved Ones Are Looked After Should The Worst Happen
[Insurance:Life-Annuities] Ensuring loved ones are looked after and given the best opportunities is central to many people's work ethic. But it's worth considering how they will be looked after should the worst happen, as there will still be many financial obligations to meet.
- Shop Till You Drop In The Big Apple
[Travel-and-Leisure] New York City is a shopper's paradise. Whatever your imagination conjures up, New York can deliver in any one of the thousands of shops, malls, department stores and small boutiques
- Why Proper Maintenance Is Essential For Property Owners
[Real-Estate:Leasing-Renting] Adequate maintenance of rental property is essential for property owners. It will safeguard your investment and make a property more marketable. There can be severe financial and legal penalties for landlords with unsafe properties.
- Your Credit Card, Your Friend
[Finance:Credit] Credit cards enable consumers to make the most out of borrowed funds and if used optimally, could actually earn you money and brownie points on your credit score.
- Is It Time To Hug A Hoodie?
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] Hoodies have had an exciting history as sportswear, hip-hop uniform, surfing must-have and criminal item of choice. Today, they have moved over to the mainstream and are popular with men of all ages who simply want a comfortable garment that keeps out the cold.
- An Investment In Bricks And Mortar - Only A Mortgage Away
[Real-Estate:Mortgage-Refinance] The increase in demand for property has made investing in bricks and mortar more popular. But how do you finance your step onto the property ladder?
- A Break Away From Ireland - Change Your Guinness For A Continental Lager
[Travel-and-Leisure] More and more people are choosing to escape Ireland for a break away from the Emerald Isle: as winter approaches, is it your turn to hop on a plane? Tourism is a major revenue stream for Ireland, with visitors coming from the far reaches of the globe to enjoy its famed rugged coastline, ghostly castles, cosmopolitan culture and the wonderful myths and history.
- London Calling - The City of Old and the City of New
[Travel-and-Leisure] From shopping and dining to culture, art and sport, London is as vibrant a city as they come. And as an international transport hub, all roads lead to the UK capital.
- Diamonds Will Forever Remain a Girl's Best Friend - Especially after 50
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Jewelry-Diamonds] Jewellery can be a fabulous indulgence for women whose children have fledged from the nest and who wish to update their wardrobes.
- VoIP Explained
[Communications:VOIP] VoIP is sweeping across many companies in North America and Europe. The reason for the switch is naturally money savings but how can the average consumer benefit from VoIP and more importantly what is it?
- Catch Some Rays Closer To Home This Autumn In North Africa
[Travel-and-Leisure] Many Brits who counted on this summer to be a repeat of last year's are now regretting not planning their summer holidays abroad in warmer environs, but it is not too late to plan a trip for this autumn. Although many sun seekers may head to the Caribbean in the upcoming months for their essential dose of vitamin D, the countries of the Middle East provide just as much sunshine, are much closer and there are no hurricane threats.
- Wigan Identified As Next Property Investment Hot-Spot
[Real-Estate:Investing] With £700 million of regeneration funds due to be invested in Wigan over the next decade property experts are predicting that returns on investments will be substantial.
- Skiing Brits Find Eastern Property Promise In Bulgaria
[Travel-and-Leisure] Bulgaria is cementing its lead as an investment property hotspot for skiers and snowboarders looking to own a slice of the slopes. The country's recent accession in the EU, together with the low prices and plentiful property facilitated by the building boom, are leading many British skiers and snowboarders to leapfrog their traditional favourite ski spots in France, Switzerland and Austria, in favour of Bulgaria's more modestly priced mountains.
- UK Credit Card Spending Continues To Increase
[Finance:Credit] Everyone knows that spending on credit cards is easy and that fact has recently been reflected by UK consumers. Reports from payments firm Apacs show that in the second quarter of 2007, the amount spent on credit cards was seven percent higher from figures last year, suggesting that Brits are overspending and taking risks they probably shouldn't.
- Electrifying! London's Musicals
[Travel-and-Leisure] Summer is drawing to a close, the festival season is slacking but you're still desperate to listen to some great tunes and enjoy the bright lights. It's not all bad news - London theatre breaks can make the perfect wet weather getaway, abounding in catchy tunes and smooth moves.
- Mortgage Lending Still Growing Despite Interest Rate Rises
[Real-Estate:Mortgage-Refinance] Despite five interest rate rises in the last year mortgage lending in the UK rose by £13.6 billion in July, thus attesting to the stability of the housing market. It appears that rising interest rates have had little impact on the UK housing market as the Association of British Bankers have revealed that mortgage lending in July 2007 increased by £13.6 billion.
- How To Get That House Deposit
[Real-Estate:Mortgage-Refinance] The bigger the deposit, the better the mortgage deal you'll be able to get. Here are some tips on how to build your deposit more quickly.
- Denim Reigns Supreme
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] There will always be new trends in the cut, style and colour of jeans, but it is the quality and nature of denim that is always the key to everyone's favourite pair. Do they know where it comes from? No, not a question asked to primary school children about where they think crisps originate, this is about fashion.
- Looking For a Loan? You're Not Alone
[Finance:Loans] If you need to borrow some money, a personal loan may be the best option, and avoids risking your home or car.
- The New Age of Breaking into Fashion Design
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] Young designers are looking more to big name department stores on the high street to make a name for themselves with benefits for all those involved, the designers, the stores and the public. Which celebrity does not have their own fashion line? The list seems to be getting shorter as more and more stars announce their new lines and fragrances to be sold at already well established and accessible stores around the globe. The next time Sarah Jessica Parker is seen on the red carpet she may be wearing the likes of Marc Jacobs, but her new fashion line Bitten is not aimed for this Prada toting crowd. The new trend among celebrities is reaching out to the masses by providing them with trendy and affordable duds on the high street and in shopping malls everywhere. But what does the future hold for the real designers out there?
- Brits In The Red - Workload Tripled For Debt Collectors
[Finance:Debt-Relief] Mounting cases of debt in Britain have forced lenders to sell more of their cases to debt collectors, thus tripling the workload within the industry.
- Exhibition Displays Made Easy!
[Business:Marketing] Preparing for an exhibition or conference can be a stressful time. However, to help ensure you get the most out of your event, a collapsible literature stand could ease the strain - especially during the hectic stage of setting up at exhibitions when time is so valuable.
- What's The Most Economic And Convenient Way Of Travelling Throughout The UK?
[Travel-and-Leisure] If you live off the beaten track in the UK, it can be difficult - and expensive - to take advantage of public transport. But how do you cut costs and reduce the time it takes for you to get around?
- Summer In London City - Cooling Down In The Capital
[Travel-and-Leisure] Summer in the city can really heat up, but you don't have to leave London to cool down. The capital has a range of outdoor cool spots, so just strip and dip!
- Taking The Stress Out Of Air Travel
[Travel-and-Leisure:Airline-Travel] Flying can be a stressful experience, so how do you take the turbulence out of air travel?
- Secured Loans Can Help Spread the Cost of Summer
[Finance:Loans] With summer activities for children costing so much, more people are turning to secured loans to help spread the cost of summer throughout the year.
- Watching The Trends Of Time - Fashion And Function In Today's Timepieces
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] Watches are no longer just timekeeping tools, they have become items of jewelery and style.
- Gold, Silver And Platinum - They're Not Called 'Precious' Metals For Nothing
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Jewelry-Diamonds] If you're buying jewellery made out of precious metals, it's important to know what each of them denotes, and how expensive they are, before making your purchase.
- The Niagara Wine Festival- An Annual Highlight For Wine Lovers Across North America
[Travel-and-Leisure] Held every year in September, the Niagara Wine Festival hosts more than 100 events and is one of Canada's foremost cultural events.
- Make Sure Your Display Stands Out In Retail Stores And Exhibitions
[Business:Marketing] An adaptable shelving unit is essential in retail stores and exhibitions to display and show off products at their best. It is an important feature to have shop shelving that can adjust to your ever changing needs through different seasons, sales and product launches. A versatile glass shelving unit that also looks great in its environment will create an outstanding display.
- So, You Want To Be a Debt Collector?
[Business:Careers-Employment] The ever-increasing amount of consumer debt in the UK in recent times has led to a boom in another sector of the finance market: debt recovery.
- Finding A Job In The Advertising Industry - Taking The Crucial Steps
[Business:Careers-Employment] Whatever type of advertising job you're searching for, getting your CV and your covering letter right is vital to making yourself stand out among the crowd.
- New York City's Fourth of July Festivities - A Celebration Like No Other
[Travel-and-Leisure] The Fourth of July is more than just America's Independence Day: it has morphed into one of the world's most dazzling festivals - and there's no better place in which to enjoy its euphoria than New York City.
- Bargain Hunting - The Summer's Hottest Pursuit
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] There's no better time to buy a new holiday wardrobe for your family than when the high street slashes its prices each summer.
- How To Get A Mortgage With Bad Credit History
[Finance:Loans] Many people in the UK have a bad credit history, but with the correct financial planning and help from a bad credit mortgage adviser, your credit history shouldn't become a barrier to purchasing a new property.
- Make The Most Of High Street Fashions
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] Fashion is alive and well on the high street, and there has never been more choice when it comes to high street fashions. With millions of garments and accessories available, now is as good a time as ever to update your wardrobe.
- Guinness Tastes Better In Dublin
[Travel-and-Leisure] Dublin is the only place in the world to sample the authentic Guinness taste - not only is it home to the original brewery, but also the legendary Irish craic!
- Spend Time And Save Money On Life Insurance
[Insurance] With the cost of life insurance becoming more affordable, there's never been a better time to consider taking out life cover in order to provide peace of mind for you and your family.
- Staten Island- More Than Just a Ferry
[Travel-and-Leisure:Vacation-Rentals] Enjoy a more sedate pace of life on a visit to New York. Visit Staten Island and take a trip on the iconic Staten Island ferry for exhilarating views of lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty.
- Shopping Breaks In London - Something For Everyone
[Travel-and-Leisure] London offers one of the world's best locations for shopping breaks - from the luxury design boutiques of Knightsbridge and Mayfair to the antique-filled Portobello Road Market.
- See a Las Vegas Show and Avoid That Losing Feeling
[Travel-and-Leisure] Las Vegas hosts many of the planet's most famous live shows, so if losing money on games of luck isn't your thing, then why not take a chance on some of the world's best live performances.
- Looking Good Throughout The Years - A History of Men's Suits
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] The evolution of men's suits also betrays a distinct sense of social history - one that's too strong to be overlooked.
- There's A Dress To Suit Every Holiday Occasion
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Fashion-Style] In picking your holiday wardrobe, you'll want to pay attention to certain details to ensure you travel in both comfort and style.
- Kent - One Of Britain's Best Areas For Property
[Real-Estate:Buying] Kent is fast becoming one of England's most desirable property hot spots, boasting a range of distinct properties in both countryside and urban locations.
- Will Seasonal Credit Card Spending Soon Become Obsolete
[Finance:Credit] Credit card spending figures over the last six months appear to have confounded conventional, seasonal patterns in credit card spending - but why?
- Dublin - A Jewel in the Crown of the Emerald Isle
[Travel-and-Leisure] With an abundance of arts and attractions to suit everyone, visitors to Dublin cannot fail to be impressed by it's diversity.
- Tips And Advice For Buying A Second Hand Car
[Automotive] Although buying a car is never going to be an investment, buying a second hand vehicle can be a much more cost-effective purchase than buying new.
- Fixed-Rate Mortgage Payers May See Trouble In 2007
[Finance] Despite an upward trend in mortgage borrowing, fixed-rate borrowers could feel the impact of recent base rate rises when it comes to renewing their loan.
- Birthstones Make An Ideal Birthday Gift For Her
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews:Jewelry-Diamonds] Birthstones can make a fantastic - and unique - birthday present that will lend a wonderful personal touch to her birthday.
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