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  • English Embroidery - Centuries Of Excellence
    The art of embroidery was practiced many centuries ago and is still practiced today. It would be highly unlikely that today's collector would be able to find or purchase much that was made prior to 1650, simply due to lack of preservation of such works. If one was to locate such an antique piece, it would be very expensive, due to its rarity. Antique embroidery items of this nature can still be seen in museum-type settings or private collections. As one might expect time w...
    Posted: 2006-09-15
    Category: Crafts
  • Freezing Produce, It's Simple!
    You purchased it, so keep those home freezers working for you all year round. Take in account just how much freezer space you have, and then figure out just what foods are important to you and your family. Freezing foods that are in season is a great way to save loads of money. If you get your produce from a backyard garden or a produce market, you will be doing yourself and your family a service by freezing fresh vegetables and fruits. It is well known that fresh produce ...
    Posted: 2006-09-15
    Category: Food & Beverage
  • The Lure Of Lucca, Italy
    Tuscany is home to the town of Lucca, an exquisite example of Romanesque architecture displayed in all of its glory throughout the town. The cathedrals of San Michele and San Martino are two of the best examples of the Romanesque architecture to be seen in Lucca, or all of Northern Italy for that. Lucca sits near the Serchio River, about 30 kilometers from Pisa and 80 kilometers from Florence. The town itself rests on a plateau under the watchful gaze of the Apuane Alps. T...
    Posted: 2006-09-07
    Category: Travel & Leisure
  • Let's Warm Up The Decor For Winter
    Summer its on the way out --- The cool autumn winds along with the beautiful colored leaves falling may start you yearning for a cozier warmer decor. Plus, we all know how quickly fall will turn into winter, with its cold and snowy forecast. Yes, it is definitely time to warm the place up Early fall is the perfect time to start warming up your homes decor. With the holidays pending, and all the added hoopla that accompanies them, it's wise to get started early. You might b...
    Posted: 2006-09-07
    Category: Home Improvement
  • A Bit About Old Majolica
    The earthenware known as Majolica was derived from Chinese porcelain. It appeared in Italy during the last quarter of the 14th century. It is now believed that this type of painted earthenware was inspired by the Hispano-Moresque luster-decorated ware of Spanish origin introduced to Italy by Majorcan seagoing traders. Majolica is believed to have been derived from century's old Chinese porcelain. As early as the 13th century, Spain exported its tin-glazed Hispano-Moresque ...
    Posted: 2006-09-06
    Category: Arts & Entertainment
  • Get Out That Stubborn Stain
    Chances are you know about following the how to clean instructions on labels that are sewn into your cloths? But what if you spill wine, or find that you have a nasty rust stain on your new blouse or shirt? The first thought that may enter your mind, can I or can’t I use bleach safely? Labels at best tell you weather its safe to wash or dry clean only. Sometimes a label will mention if it's safe to use bleach or not. But much of the time there is no mention of bleach, or w...
    Posted: 2006-09-05
    Category: Home Improvement
  • Old Time Cold Remedies
    A hundred years ago herbs were not only used in cooking, but were the basic ingredient in most health remedies used to treat common aliments. The herb were planted in the spring and dried in the fall, to be handy for the up coming year. Perhaps using home remedies was found to be the more prudent way to treat illness, than a costly trip to the doctor. Home remedies were used to treat illnesses such as colds, stomach aches, muscle pain, and more. Most home remedies included...
    Posted: 2006-09-03
    Category: Health & Fitness
  • Wedding Or Honeymoon In Hawaii
    Hawaii is the perfect place for a wedding or a honeymoon. If you plan to have your wedding there, the experience will not soon be forgotten. Hawaii has an entire battalion of wedding planners, or so it seems. This tropical paradise has long beckoned to honeymooners from around the globe. Wedding and Honeymoon packages, offering the ultimate in romance, are customized to meet the every whim of each honeymooning couple. Wedding coordinators plan the entire event from start t...
    Posted: 2006-09-03
    Category: Weddings
  • Getting A Good Night's Sleep
    Sleep is one of the most important aspects in ones life. A good or bad night's sleep can be a pretty good predictor of what your mood will be the next day. Beyond mood, sleeping is a major factor in having good health. New studies have show obesity and a compromised immune system can be related to sleep patterns. The first question, how can I promote good sleeping habits? There are some simple steps one can take. These are outlined below. Do not drink coffee in the afte...
    Posted: 2006-08-31
    Category: Medicine
  • The People’s Republic Of China
    The People’s Republic of China might be the world’s third largest country, but it has the largest population. Spring and autumn are certainly the best times to visit China the majority of China. However, the highlands are better seen in the summer. The weather itself is a bit extreme and ranges from very cold to very hot. The country should be avoided during major public holidays, like the Chinese New Year, which usually occurs in February, unless you like crowds and don’t...
    Posted: 2006-08-30
    Category: Destinations
  • Lower Your Cholesterol Level With Proper Foods
    Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US today. According to the American Heart Association, 71 million Americans are suffering from some form of heart disease. Statistics show that there is a death every 20 second that can be directly attributed to complications from heart disease. Heart disease has many causations, one of the major causes of heart disease has been linked to poor diet. Many Americans tend to be eating foods that are high in cholesterol, and f...
    Posted: 2006-08-29
    Category: Nutrition
  • Great Sites To Visit In Amsterdam
    Visiting the Netherlands means plenty of gorgeous scenery and friendly people, but the small world-class city known as Amsterdam has many of its own features not to be missed by travelers. Many visitors book a trip to this northern European city between the middle of spring and late summer when the city’s festivals and special exhibitions are in full force. There are a variety of Amsterdam sites sure to please a wide variety of travelers. The subsequent article discusses seve...
    Posted: 2006-08-29
    Category: Vacations
  • All About Heart Health
    The heart is a muscle, it is as small as a fist, and its main function is to pump blood to the entire body. This blood supply is responsible for taking nourishing oxygen to cells that enable each cell to perform its bodily function. In turn the spent blood is returned with harmful carbon dioxide to be expelled via the lungs. This miraculous muscle is literary what keeps us alive and breathing. The healthy adult body contains about 2 gallons (5 liters) of blood. This blood ...
    Posted: 2006-08-29
    Category: Heart
  • Puerto Vallarta
    Puerto Vallarta Is a wonderful Mexican city that is fronted by the blue Pacific Ocean, and backed by the lush, green tropical Sierra Madre Mountains. The people are friendly and charming, always helpful and accommodating. The minute you set foot in Puerto Vallarta, you will relies you have arrived at a truly beautiful and unique place. The town itself is split into two sections, Old Town, and Centro, both having their own special qualities. It is my recommendations if visi...
    Posted: 2006-08-24
    Category: Travel & Leisure
  • Rose’s Doggie Banana Biscotti - Bellissimo!
    I highly recommend this dog treat for all dogs, but especially for dogs that suffer with allergy problems. After learning that my Westie Rose had several allergies, it had me checking all of her dry dog food, and goodies for the forbidden ingredients. She ended up being allergic to some of the most common ingredient in dry pet food, ingredients such as, beef, rice, corn, flax, milk, soy, white potato, and corn. As you can see from this list, it was not going to be easy to ...
    Posted: 2006-08-24
    Category: Pets