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Hurricanes That Reach Europe

June 5th, 2010

hurricane-charley-europe.jpgAs hurricanes go, Charley was nothing special. It reached the coast of North Carolina on August 17, 1986, moved north along the coast of Maryland, then turned east and headed out over the Atlantic. It caused little damage. Indeed, it brought welcome rain to farmers in the Carolinas, Virginia, and Maryland. There were only three Atlantic hurricanes in that year and none was particularly strong.

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Hurricane Preparation, Survival, and Safety

June 4th, 2010

hurricane-preparation.jpgIf you live in an area that experiences tropical cyclones you should prepare for them well in advance. A little trouble taken in the winter and early spring could greatly improve your chances of escaping injury when the storm arrives. How do you know if your area is at risk? Ask people who have lived there for many years or check with the local newspaper or public library. If you live near a low-lying coast in a low latitude on the western side of the Atlantic or North Pacific or western side of the South Pacific, you can assume a hurricane or typhoon will visit you sooner or later. If you are new to the area, do not make the mistake of underestimating the power of a full-scale tropical cyclone.

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Intex Pool Heater Review

June 3rd, 2010

intex-pool-heater.jpgIntex Above Ground pools are a popular choice for economical water fun in the comfort of one’s home. Available in four different styles, Easy Set, Metal Frame, Rectangular Ultra Frame, and Round Ultra Frame, these pools are used not only in the peak of summers, but often in cooler months as well, which requires the water to be heated for use. Solar covers are a good idea for the purpose. Also referred to as solar blankets, these covers trap the solar heat absorbed by pool water and do not let it escape. This can often mean a temperature rise of the pool water of up to 15 degrees. However, using solar energy may not be sufficient at all times. In this case, using the Intex pool heater might be an option.

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How Hurricanes Are Named and Tracked

June 2nd, 2010

hurricane-doppler-radar-tracking.jpgYesterday (June 1) was the official beginning of hurricane season, and since I do not have anything else that has come in from regular writers, I might as well publish this series of hurricane-related articles that I have had in reserve for the past few months. I had originally purchased them from a seller on the DigitalPoint forums (unfortunately I could not track down the name of the original author), but since the season for tropical storms had just ended and we were heading into winter I decided to wait until June to release them.

I managed to acquire five of these articles, all of which are of surprisingly good quality for this particular source. Eventually I will link them together in a series after I get them all published. This first one has to do with the naming and tracking of hurricanes, and it is quite long and thorough (approximately 2500 words). In addition to the main topic, we also have short lessons on things like Morse code, satellite systems, radar, and the Doppler effect included in here, so if you happen to be in an educationally oriented mood, you might want to relax with a glass of your favorite beverage and prepare to add some data to your brain’s storage facilities.

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How to Remove Dead Skin

June 1st, 2010

remove-dead-skin-scrubs.jpgAfter returning from a vacation in Himachal Pradesh, Nidhi Varma sent in this article yesterday on various methods for removing dead skin from your body. Although I did not specifically request the topic, this has given me some good ideas for future articles. The skin care and cosmetics industries are huge, and American consumers spend billions of dollars every year on skin and beauty-related products. With an ample supply of relevant advertisements and Internet searches, the skin care field in general has good potential to deliver additional traffic and commentary, not to mention a slice of the revenue from all of those cosmetics ads.


We all know the process of aging. With it, our skin also goes through its own maturation process, and sheds dead cells. However, this shedding might not happen completely by the natural process, and that is where removing the dead skin manually comes into play. Also called exfoliation, the removal of dead skin cells is usually done either with the help of scrubs or chemicals. While a chemical process is recommended and supervised by a dermatologist, exfoliation with scrubs can easily be done at home.

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Solar Powered Fairy Lights

May 31st, 2010

solar-fairy-lights.jpgIn this environmentally friendly age, people are always on the lookout for lighting that is both cheap and kind to the environment. This is where solar lights come in.

Although many people assume that a significant amount of sunlight is required to have solar power, in fact this is a fallacy, with a general brightness being enough to power the solar control panel. If you think about solar panelled calculators, which work inside the house, then it is easy to realise that solar energy is not restricted to places like Africa or Miami! This article serves to briefly outline what solar lights are and guides you as to how to get the type that are most suitable for you.

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How Do People Find Your Website?

May 30th, 2010

how-to-find-website.jpgYou’ve created a beautiful website which contains everything you want the world to know, whether it’s about yourself, a cause, a product, or a service. You’ve managed to successfully host your website on the Internet, either on your own or with convenient technical help, and your creation is ready for the entire world to see. But how does your audience find your website to view it?

The Internet may seem a little like magic, but it’s really just a tool — an incredibly efficient, amazing communication tool that can connect you with people from around the globe. Assuming there is a whole host of people out there who cannot wait to see your website, they have basically three avenues to find your site on the Internet: through search engines, through links from other sites, and by obtaining the URL or website address directly and typing it into their browser.

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Spice Tin Varieties

May 29th, 2010

spice-tins.jpgSome of us might remember back in the day when those metaphorical (or actual) little old ladies used spice tins to stock their spices. You may have thought that these days are gone, but with the magic of the Internet, the spice tin is easily available to the modern world. Different types to consider include the vintage spice tin, antique spice tin, and spice storage tins. There are some great benefits and features offered with this line of products.

You can purchase the latest brands of spice tins online at various e-commerce sites, or you can even try some local specialty stores. Ebay marketers are selling some of the vintage and antique tins.

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Silver Locket Jewelry

May 28th, 2010

silver-locket.jpgSilver lockets make timeless gifts that are traditionally favored by women. They have a long history beginning in the Victorian era when they were given to remember a loved one who had died. They were passed down from generation to generation, as they still are and make beautiful keepsakes and heirlooms.

Silver heart lockets remain the most popular shape to wear and give, as the heart is often interpreted to represent love. Now, however, it is not only the departed whose picture is often in the locket, but it can be anyone to be held close to the heart. Some other popular shapes are ovals, circles, and book-shaped lockets.

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Stackable Boxes

May 27th, 2010

stackable-box-storage.jpgStackable boxes have plenty of uses. No matter who you are and what business you are in, you are likely to have a need for these handy containers. Stackable storage boxes are not like regular boxes because they actually stack on top of one another. This leaves more walking room and creates less clutter. There are several kinds of these storage boxes to choose from and a few points to consider before heading out to buy any.

Stackable Box Types

These useful containers are available in an assortment of different types and there is a good variety to choose from. The plastic boxes are probably the most popular choice. They are lightweight and available in an array of sizes. From miniature to extra large, no matter what size you need you should be able to find it without any problems. Plastic is also an ideal choice because if it does happen to tip over there is no worry of breakage and your goods will be protected.

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Solar Powered Umbrella Lights

May 26th, 2010

solar-powered-umbrella.jpgVarious types of ‘green’ products like solar patio umbrella lights are more popular now than ever before. This comes as no surprise really, considering that people are becoming more environmentally aware and trying to do what they can to care for and protect the world we live in. This is a wonderful thing to see and there are many easy ways a person can make such changes in their life and start living more eco-friendly.

Using products like solar lights that are powered from renewable energy sources would make a great start. Most homes have an attached patio of some sort and you should have lighting to see at night and to make the area more inviting. Rather than using fluorescent or other bulbs that waste energy and drain your money at the same time, stick with solar patio umbrella lights. These lights are run from solar power so you never need to replace them. They are eco-friendly because you can continue to use them over and over rather than throwing them out and replacing them as you would with regular light bulbs.

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