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National Treasures Revealed on Maps
Posted in: Travel by George on June 8, 2011
A map of united states is a fairly common item. Most people encounter one on their classroom walls or in the pages of text book. Many news programs and newspapers will use maps to tell a story and lots of people use maps to plot cross country trips or vacations. But how many people actually study the map — other than memorizing the fifty states or looking at a specific area for navigational purposes?
A good map of the country is going to reveal the natural treasures of the nation. Some will be very obvious, such as the location of the Grand Canyon and the Continental Divide . Others will take a bit more visual hunting. The major mountain ranges, mighty rivers, and expanses of prairies and deserts are depicted on a map. From great lakes to major cities that have historical or political importance, all are depicted on a map of the US.
To get a sense of other treasures hiding throughout the country, people can turn to travel maps . These are likely to include national parks and forests as well as smaller rivers, lakes, and mountains. They may also list things like historic battlefields or other significant sites, national monuments, and local points of interest, such as state capitols and nature preserves.
Extreme Couponing and Home Decor
Posted in: Money by George on June 4, 2011
So far the 21st century seems to be about extremes. There are extreme sports, extreme makeovers and, now, extreme couponing . Websites and books are devoted to giving shoppers tips on saving hundreds of dollars every time they head to the supermarket. Some extreme couponers end up with the store paying them money because their coupons exceed the cost of the items being bought.
Believe it or not, it is possible to apply those skills to home design. After being inspired by home interior magazines and websites, some homeowners have realized that they can also find a coupon for flooring or a Blinds coupon to get custom window blinds.
Most people will realize that they can use store coupons and manufacture rebates to buy furniture and accessories from big box department stores. Art and craft stores are a good place for accessories and materials for DIY projects. Carefully combining coupons and sale days can result in significant savings on these items. But extreme couponers won’t stop there. They will scour the web looking for next day blinds coupons that cover installation as well as the blinds themselves. They will find discount codes to be used for ceiling fans and mirrors, throw rugs and wall hangings. They trust that anything that can be bought can be bought for less with a coupon. They just have to look hard enough and they will find it.