Thursday, April 30, 2009

How to Finance Furniture with Bad Credit


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How to Finance Furniture with Bad Credit
 

Everybody needs furniture, but when you have bad credit it can be a challenge to buy what you need. Furniture is a big-ticket item, so most people can't afford to pay the entire cost up front. Instead, they finance the balance. If you have bad credit, it's difficult to find a finance company that will extend credit. Fortunately, there are some steps that will help you find a way to finance furniture even if your credit history has some problems.
 
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009

How to Make Sturdy Recycled Newspaper Pots


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How to Make Sturdy Recycled Newspaper Pots
 

Making pots for seedlings is a great way to recycle newspaper and save money gardening. These recycled newspaper pots are relatively easy to make and make transplanting seedling to the garden very easy. Making pots this ways removes the need for any tape, glue, string, or staples and results in a sturdy recycled newspaper pot.
 
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

How to Deal With Auto Emergencies


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How to Deal With Auto Emergencies
 

It's the event we all dread, but usually encounter at least once in a lifetime: mechanical failure due to auto breakdown at a deserted area of town, at a late time of day or during dreary weather. That disaster exposes the driver to dangers or problems that require more than a 30-second fix. Knowing a few areas to look for can help, or at least clue you to the origin of problems so when you seek help you can tell them what to bring or expect.
 
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Monday, April 27, 2009

How to Extend the Battery Life of Electronics


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How to Extend the Battery Life of Electronics
 

For many people, electronics are their lifeline to the world around them. Without our laptops, MP3 players, portable DVD players and smartphones, we may wander listlessly about, feeling rather bored. The battery is the lifeblood--and without batteries, our favorite devices are useless. For this reason, and because they aren't that cheap to replace--you should always try to extend the battery life of your favorite equipment. If you've never imagined that you could do this--then you may be surprised to learn that some of your habits may actually be killing your batteries. By taking the following easy steps you will add hours, days, weeks and sometimes years to the life of your electronics--and not have to shell out unnecessary cash for replacement batteries.
 
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Sunday, April 26, 2009

How to Build Raised Wooden Beds


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How to Build Raised Wooden Beds
 

Raised garden beds are a productive way to grow vegetables and flowers and have several advantages over ground-level garden beds. More plants can be grown in a raised bed because it is not necessary to add extra space between rows. Soil compaction that reduces aeration and hinders root growth is eliminated because there is no foot traffic in the planting area. The type of soil that is used in a garden bed can be controlled, which reduces the amount of water and fertilizer needed to grow plants. Back injuries caused by bending and stooping are reduced when working in an elevated planting area. You can build a simple raised garden bed using wood boards that are nailed together at the corners. This article will show you how to put together a 4-by-8 foot raised bed that is 12 inches deep.
 
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Saturday, April 25, 2009

How to Make Photography Props


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How to Make Photography Props
 

Photography props are expensive: pillows, handheld props, furniture. Basically, if it says "photography" on the website, the items cost far more than they would to make or even buy from a thrift store and fix up. With a little creativity and time, you can make your own photography props that will last for years and cost very little money.
 
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Friday, April 24, 2009

How to Choose an Energy Efficient Refrigerator


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How to Choose an Energy Efficient Refrigerator
 

One of the easiest things we can do to live a "greener" life is to replace our old, energy-consuming refrigerators with newer, more energy-efficient models. Of course, not everybody can immediately go out and purchase a brand new refrigerator, but when it's time to replace your current one you will want to make the smartest purchasing decision possible (for both you and the planet). The refrigerator is one of biggest energy-eaters in the modern home. When it comes time to replace yours, remember the following tips so you can not only choose the best refrigerator for your personal budget and needs, but one that helps reduce your carbon footprint as well. While most of today's refrigerators are certainly more efficient than your existing model, some make for better choices than others. Here are some things to look for.
 
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Thursday, April 23, 2009

How to Invest Money for the Best Return


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How to Invest Money for the Best Return
 

It's extremely easy to invest money. In fact, nearly everyone invests money in one way or another throughout the course of their life--whether through a bank account, 401(k) plan or business venture. What is much more difficult than simply investing is the act of investing money for optimal return. Not only does doing so require a person to determine what it is, exactly, that optimal return means to them, but in order to invest for the best return you need to really become acquainted with all of the intricacies of investing.
 
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