Scrapbooking isn’t what it used to be. As teenagers, we saved clippings of our favorite teen idols, from Ricky Nelson to David Cassidy and others. These days, making a scrapbook has been raised to both an art and an industry. The supplies are everywhere, with some stores dedicated only to scrapbooking. No longer are you limited to the big, plain books we had as teenagers. Now you can buy an infinite array of special pages, pens, punches… you name it. They make great gifts for event-centered occasions, like graduations or landmark birthdays.
Put your creative genius to work with some clever landscaping, and you can do more than just cloak your home and property in beauty. You can also cut your energy bills year round, protect your home from wind and sun damage, cut your use of water and pesticides, and help control the noise and air pollution near your home.
The U.S. Department of Energy reports that carefully positioning trees around your home to provide shade can cut your household energy consumption for heating and cooling up to 25 percent. After all, most of the need for air conditioning is caused by sun coming through windows.
the first half and that ten point lead proved very difficult to come back from.' And the former Boomers coach who know Bruton well also had warm words for another former protegee, record holding NBL forward Tony 'Bear' Ronaldson (19 points, 6 boards). 'I
it 'gorgeous' and 'a real asset to the community.' The facility will fill a need for aging baby boomers as they're not as spry as they once were and will have to downsize, he explained. 'This is something my generation will look at in a couple of years
Ridge Title Agency covers them all.' Though commercial lending is slower at this time, reverse mortgages by baby boomers and senior citizens are on the rise, as well as mortgages for first-time homebuyers, according to Sciore. 'Yes, the news of
the 1920s gave the city its charming, Victorian-style Hyde Park suburb, now a gentrified redoubt for the baby boomers just across the Hillsborough River from downtown. Today's downtown skyline is the product of the 1980s and 1990s booms, when banks built
his new book, Grown Up Digital, to explain how digital technology has affected the children of the baby boomers, a group he calls the Net Generation. As companies restructure to survive this recession, they have an opportunity that could make them
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