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Article Title: Bird Watching For Beginners: How To Identify Birds
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If you enjoy watching birds, more than likely you are going to want to learn how you can identify them. While it can be exciting to be able to identify birds, it isn't always a simple task; in fact, it can be downright frustrating much of the time. Of course having a good field guide is an excellent idea. However, you'll have to have some knowledge of your own even to be able to accurately use the field guide. So, if you are a beginner at bird watching, the following are a few tips that can help you more accurately identify birds.
Tip #1 – The Size of the Bird – One thing that will help you identify birds is to first take a look at the size of the bird you are trying to identify. Is it about the size of a large ostrich, maybe chicken size, about the size of a small sparrow, or perhaps the size of a robin? Also, consider whether the bird is plump, on the skinny side, short, or very long. The entire body should be taken into consideration, including the size of the beak, the size of the tail, and the size and shape of the wings as well.
Tip #2 – Note the Colors – Another tip that will help you to more accurately identify birds is to take note of the colors that are on the bird. As you learn which colors certain birds tend to be you'll soon learn how to identify some birds by color alone. However, colors can trick you from time to time. The lighting may affect the color that the bird appears. Be sure to check the colors that are on each part of the body as well. Are the legs a certain color, the wings a specific color, or does it have any specific markings anywhere on the body?
Tip #3 – Where are You? – Believe it or not, your location can actually help you identify birds as well. Take a look around and figure out where you are. Are you out on the water, deep inside a large forest, or perhaps in your front yard? There are certain birds that live in specific habitats. Is the bird in the water, is it wading or swimming, does it actually climb the tree, how and where does it fly, and does it move its tail? These are all questions to ask that can help you out when identifying the birds that you are watching.
Tip #4 – Listen – One of the most important tips for beginner bird watchers that want to identify birds is to listen. Every single bird has a unique song that they sing and if you listen you may be able to identify the bird just by what you hear. If you are listening closely you may even see some birds that you would have never seen otherwise, and while this won't always help you identify a bird, it can definitely help.
So, next time you go out bird watching, keep all of these tips in mind. They'll help you identify the birds you see and have a more fun and rewarding experience out in the wild.
About The Author: William Scott contributes bird watching advice to http://BirdWatchingAdvice.com, a site dedicated to helping people find the best birding binoculars.
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Article Title: Useful Ideas For Decorating A Kid's Bathroom
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Decorating a bathroom that is used by a child presents its own unique challenges. Because young children use the bathroom so often (many times accompanied by a parent), these bathrooms are often the most used rooms in a house. Unfortunately, most parents have no idea how to decorate kids' bathrooms. Children can be vocal about things they dislike, so parents of young kids sometimes find that their design choices are less-than-welcome. This article offer some tips and ideas that parents can use to decorate a kid's bathroom.
Knowing The Gender Behind The Decorations
A boy's bathroom can be decorated to appeal to his interest in specific passions such as cars, cowboys, bugs, etc. A bathroom used by a young girl can be decorated to appeal to other passions that a boy may not be interested in such as dolls or princesses. Decorating a bathroom begins with the gender of the child (or children) who will use the bathroom. If both a girl and a boy are going to use the same bathroom, it's important to keep a neutral theme in the bathroom while catering to their interests simultaneously. For every need or theme, there are plenty of accessories that you can use.
What Accessories And Decorations Can Be Used?
There are dozens of accessories that you can use to decorate a kid's bathroom. For example, if your child enjoys cars, you can buy a bathmat and curtain set that have cars on them. Similarly, if your child likes Disney cartoons, you can use a bathroom rug that has pictures of their favorite cartoon characters.
Toothbrush tumblers come in hundreds of styles. Boys may enjoy a tumbler shaped like a dinosaur while girls may prefer tumblers that have a shape like a princess. Hand soap and lotion pumps that liven up kids' bathrooms with their favorite animals, sports objects, or cartoon characters are also available.
Other things that can be used to decoration a child's bathroom includes knobs, waste baskets, tissue dispenser and soap dishes. For example, each knob on every cabinet or drawer in your kid's bathroom can also be decorated. You can buy knobs that look like clown faces, jungle animals, or soccer balls, depending upon what your children prefer. Similar interests can be reflected in other decorations.
A Bathroom That Grows With Your Child
As your children get older, the things that inspire or entertain them changes. Accessories and decorations can be easily replaced as your child's passions change. Bathmats, shower curtains, tumblers, soap dispensers and knobs can be changed to reflect a child's new interests.
Take care to avoid using decorations in your child's bathroom that may be difficult to change. For example, wallpaper that has pictures of bugs on it may delight a boy when he is only a few years old. However, he will likely outgrow this passion, leaving wallpaper that needs to be replaced.
Ultimately, decorating a kid's bathroom is only limited by your imagination. There are so many accessories available to decorate with that the true challenge is deciding which to use. The key to creating a bathroom that will delight your child is to know their interests and buy decorations that are easy to change as your child gets older. With a little planning and imagination, you can create the perfect bathroom for your child.
About The Author: William Scott contributes bathroom decor advice to http://BathroomDecorTips.com, a site dedicated to helping people with bathroom floor plans.
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Article Title: Bass Fishing Boats: Advice For The First Time Buyer
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Bass fishing is a great past time that many people, both young and old enjoy. Once you get the taste of bass fishing, you might decide that you want to venture into buying your first bass fishing boat. This is truly an exciting experience, so it is best that you get some advice, being a first time buyer of a bass fishing boat.
One of the first things you want to make sure you have when you go to get your new boat is the right kind of vehicle for towing the boat. There are many vehicles that are just not made for towing something behind them. When you have your boat fully loaded with your gear as well as gas and attach it to your trailer, you can expect to be towing over 3500 lbs. behind your vehicle. You need to be sure to get a car or truck that can take that kind of load and pull it up a mountain or a hill.
When deciding on what size of a boat to get you will want to consider the size of the body of water that you will be fishing in. In larger bodies of water it is best to go with a boat that is at least 19 feet long where as if you are going to be fishing in a smaller body of water then you can go with a smaller outboard motor on a smaller boat. You can also choose which material your boat is made out of. Bass boats are generally made from aluminum or fiberglass. Each type of material has its good points as well as its bad points. For instance, if you were going to be doing most of your fishing in a small lake then you may want to go with the aluminum boat.
You may want to go with a fiberglass boat if you want a smoother ride on larger bodies of water. Fiberglass is generally more expensive then aluminum but not in all cases. The fiberglass boats are sturdier than the aluminum and they will not be blown around with the wind as much. Before making your choice, be sure to way all the options and check the pros and cons of each type to make the best educated decision.
You can buy either a new or used boat but again, there are pros and cons associated with both. Used boats seem to hold their value much longer but you have to keep in mind that outboard motors are generally short lived. If you decide to buy a used boat then you want to check out the motor properly before you use it. Another advantage to buying a used boat is the price. You can get a good deal for a used boat if you look around but keep in mind that you get what you pay for. If you get the boat at a cheap price you may have to be prepared to do some "fixing up" on the boat.
If you decide to go with a new boat then you will have the pleasure of getting a warranty with it. You will not have to worry about working on it and you can just get right to fishing. You will also most likely have more boats to choose from than when you are looking for a used one. No matter which way you decide to go, be sure to check out the vessel thoroughly, so that you know what you are buying.
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Article Title: Useful Insurance Tips For Overseas Holiday Home Owners
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If you have recently purchased a home overseas or are not happy with your present insurance company, you may need a few tips on what to seek for your insurance needs. Since it is an overseas holiday home and you do not have easy access to the home to keep a check on it, it is imperative that you have an insurance company to cover anything that might happen.
Some overseas property owners have problems with the policy being written in a foreign language. It may not include special circumstances that you want covered. Do not purchase insurance without a translator that can make sure everything you want in your policy is indeed there. This could cause a lot of problems if you have to file a claim and find out that you are not covered for the problem.
Holiday home owners have different needs than a regular home owner. In the event of a break in or storm damage, you do not want your claim to be denied due to the home being unoccupied for several months. You need an insurance company that does not limit coverage if your home is not occupied for a period of time.
If you let guests stay at your home for the holidays, you will need insurance that covers your home in the event of an accident or damage caused by guests. As long as your home is occupied sometime during the year, it is considered insurable. The insurance companies will not cover a home that has no furniture and is being offered for sale.
Winterizing your home is one of the services you want to have considered when you choose an insurance company. Some companies charge extra for this. However there are many that do not charge a fee or restrict coverage for security or inspection purposes.
Should you employ any staff to clean the home in your absence, there is a coverage available for accidental injury to them and will guard you against legal recourse if something would happen.
A good policy will include coverage for pre-booked income and will reimburse you should you have to seek accommodations elsewhere. Find an insurer who will cover your swimming pool and fencing if it becomes damaged through natural means or from vandalism.
Insurance for the contents of your home should also be included when the policy is put together. If you let your home out at any time and tenants damage your furniture, flooring, appliances, or any outside areas this should be insured. You need to make absolutely sure this is covered in your policy.
Sit down, make a list of all the things you want insured in your overseas holiday home and take this list when you go shopping for insurance. It will be a handy reference in case something should slip your mind. If one insurance company does not want to consider your list of things to be insured, go to another insurer until you find one that you feel confident in. After all, this is your home away from home and you want your home to be in top shape and enjoyable for your retreat.
About The Author: William Scott contributes holiday insurance advice to http://HolidayInsuranceTips.com, a site dedicated to helping people learn about holiday home contents insurance.
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Article Title: Bird Watching Binoculars: Enter A New World Of Bird Watching Wonder
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Binoculars are one of the essentials when it comes bird watching. They take a tiny speck and turn it into something you can not only see but identify as part of your bird watching experience. There are a number of different brands and styles that are available on the market ranging from a few dollars to thousands of dollars a pair depending on what you are looking for.
For basic bird watching, a standard set that you find in any hardware or sporting goods store will probably be appropriate to your needs. They are only a few dollars and usually hold up fairly well. Binoculars are always rated with two numbers. The first indicates the magnification power that the binoculars has. The second number indicates the front lens diameter.
Usually these are written in the following manner 7x23. This set of numbers indicates that the binoculars have a magnification of seven with a diameter of 23 millimeters on the front lens. The magnification power of the binoculars that you want depends on how far you plan to be away from the birds you are planning to watch. If you are planning to watch just around your neighborhood at birds that may be in trees or on the ground, then a lighter magnification will probably work. For those that want the ability to spend a large amount of time watching birds interact naturally or where the required distance is significantly greater than watching normal everyday birds, you will want to get a stronger magnification.
There are binoculars that have a single level of magnification, these are usually the basic style that allow simply a slight amount of focusing. There are then the styles that allow you to be able to alter not only the focus of the lens but also the level of magnification, allowing you to adjust between objects that are closer and farther away without having to have additional sets of binoculars.
When purchasing binoculars, check them out and make sure they are not too heavy. Some pairs can be hard to handle or hold up for longer periods of time, so this is another factor that you should consider if you are in the market to purchase a pair of binoculars. There are a number of lightweight models that offer a full range of features without being hard to handle. This is essential if you are planning to carry them around while trekking looking for birds or planning on sitting for long periods of time holding them up.
Nothing ruins a bird watching trip more than ending up not being able to spend the time you want or get to where you want due to the weight of the equipment. Some of the features to look for is scratch resistance on the lens, and a way to carry them other than in your hand or around your neck. This will help to not only protect them, but keep them out of the way while you are making your way to your location of choice.
About The Author: William Scott contributes bird watching advice at http://www.birdwatchingadvice.com, a site dedicated to helping people learn about bird watching binoculars.
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Article Title: Choosing Bathroom Faucets That Fit In With Your Bathroom Style
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It's time again to fix that faucet. You're sick of the 'drip, drip, drip' from your bathroom sink that keeps you awake until all hours of the morning. It's not the washer in the faucet itself that's gone bad this time; it's the whole apparatus. You go to Lowe's or Home Depot and wind up staring at the huge selection before you slack jawed because you have no idea what to choose. You need help.
The first thing you need to do is decide if you want to replace your bathroom faucet with the exact same style as before or go for something new. Replacing your faucet with the same style is the easiest route to go. You can remove the faucet from your sink and bring it with you to your local hardware store where you can buy the matching replacement. Of course if this isn't possible or even feasible, your chore becomes a bit more complicated. There are many different types of mounting for your faucet and you will need to be aware of what type yours is before simply going and purchasing the new fixture. This is actually the hardest step in choosing your new faucet because the one that you really liked at the store may not work with the current configuration of your sink.
Common types of mounting include: widespread faucets that have individual hot and cold water handles; centerset faucets with one handle that controls both temperatures and covers the three holes that may be in your sink for mounting; mini-widespread which are the same as widespread faucets except positioned closer together; single-hole, similar to the centerset but filing in only one hole; and wall mounted, most commonly found on your bathtubs. Centerset and mini-widespread faucets are both designed for sinks with pre-drilled 4" holes. Some single-hole faucets include covers that allow you to use them on a sink with 4" pre-drilled holes. If you have one of the other types, though, you are best in choosing that same replacement.
Once you have determined what type of mount your sink has, your job of choosing a faucet comes down to aesthetics. Which finish will look best in your bathroom? This really is your personal preference and what will compliment the décor in your bath. It is also good to know whether or not your current faucet is a classical design (rounded edges, flowery embellishments) or modern (sharp angles, geometric embellishments). For example, if your bathroom is more of an antique decor, you may want to stick with a classical style, an everyday décor could use either, and somewhat futuristic décor would definitely go well with the modern styles.
You've picked out the faucet. You're ready to go home and install it. Not yet. Have you considered your faucet's finish? Bathroom fixtures come in a variety of finishes, from dull to shiny, chrome to wrought iron. Each finish has its pros and cons. Stainless steel and chrome are the most common finish available, but they scratch easily and show up fingerprints and water spots. Brass, which simulates gold and is very distinctive, rusts easier. And brushed nickel, which includes your flat finishes that do not show your fingerprints, is more expensive and its plating will eventually wear. The finish is personal choice, but know your options. Some faucets even offer a choice in the style of handles that come with it. But once again, choose something that will be a good match for your bathrooms décor.
The only thing left now is to take your new faucet home and install it. And then enjoy the compliments you will get on this most basic of bathroom items.
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In the world of bass fishing, the amateur and competitive nature of this sport has attracted a rather large following that has only continued to gain popularity over the years. In order to become a success, using fishing lures and bait is a must. Depending on the time of day or night, location, type of water, and depth – different bass fishing lures will produce better results than other selections. To become familiar with the most common and effective choices, consider the following suggestions:
Jigs
Many will say that jigs – heavy, lead-headed baits with a single hook are the most useful of baits to consider – especially when fishing in waters that are somewhat murky or clear. Jigs are good for attracting inactive fish and getting the attention of those who are buried deep. When using this type of lure, keep in mind that jigs are meant to create presentation, where success comes in making them appear noticeably alive. The ideal water temperature for this bass fishing lure is below 60 degrees. They are also perfect for night-fishing.
Rubber Worms
The hassle of dealing with real worms is eliminated when using rubber selections that work just as well. An added weight in the structure of the lure allows a slow descent to the bottom of your fishing location. When lucky, bass strike at the rubber worm. If the lure reaches the bottom without any action, simply reel it back towards the surface and let it drop once again.
Spinner Baits
The unusual shape of spinner baits are constructed with an over-sized metal attachment that spins. This lure doesn't attract fish by appealing to their hunger, but rather through agitation. Spinner baits are year-round lures that especially work well during the spawning season when bass are less desperate to feed.
Crank Baits
Through the imitation of a weak or injured fish, crank lures are used as top water and sinking lures. The added cranking noise attracts bass with its sound. A slow approach is necessary in order to successfully imitate an injured fish.
Poppers
While poppers are similar to crank baits, they are set aside solely as a top water lure. As they travel across the water, a "popping" sound is emitted. The best time of year to use this lure is during the summertime, where slow reel action is required.
Grubs
The smallmouth bass is especially attracted to the tiny lures known as grubs, which are geared towards larger catches. Grubs are bare jig heads with a soft-plastic body added to a hook. When a highland reservoir lacks ample cover, this lure is rather effective. Clear and deep waters are the greatest locations to use grubs, where white, yellow, salt and pepper, and smoke selections work best.
Tube Baits
When fishing in clear water or surrounded by inactive fish, tube jigs works wonders to specifically target bass. A spinning reel on a 6 to 6 ½-foot medium-light to medium action rod best accommodates this type of drop bait. Also, seek out water no deeper than 10 feet when using tube baits.
Vibrating Lures
Plastic or metal is used to create the vibrating lures that generate a tremor when retrieved out of the water. With a sound (much like a rattle), the baits sink to the bottom and do not get lost in particularly deep waters. A variety of lures are offered in this category, including tailspinners, which are heavy, compact baits of metal that uses a small spinner to attract the bass. Use vibrating lures when fishing about stumps, close to river currents, on deep channel drop-offs, and over waterlogged grass beds.
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Let's face it; we have all encountered some sort of problem or two while traveling either for business or with the family on vacation. That is where travel insurance can come in handy. Many people are not aware that they have the option to buy travel insurance to help cover possible medical or hospital expenses while traveling away from home.
If you get sick while away, you can expect to possibly end up losing money on your prepaid accommodations if you end up spending a night or two in the hospital. Many people plan their vacation now with package deals where they pay one price and their entire itinerary is planned for them. If this is how you have planned your trip and then you end up sick, chances are that you will lose out on the activities that were lined up for you with no chance of a refund. That makes your entire trip very costly as well as uneventful.
Here are some of the top tips for getting the best travel insurance for your needs:
You should try and avoid getting your travel insurance through your travel agent as you can expect to pay up to 66% more than if you bought it Online. All you need to do is a bit of searching in order to find cover that suits your needs the best. Travel agents that offer travel insurance might not have coverage to back themselves in the event that their business goes under or bankrupt. That will still leave you in the same boat you were in, in the first place. Be sure to stick with companies that have a strong history in this area.
If you decide to go with an Online company then be sure to check out their credentials. You want to make sure that they are legit and offer more than one plan. You want to look at different levels of coverage to best pick out what meets your specific needs. There are some items that should always be included in every policy such as: Unlimited Overseas Emergency Medical Assistance, Personal Liability, Unlimited Overseas Dental, Hospital and Medical Expenses and Unlimited Lost Deposits and Cancellation Fees.
Another important tip is to always be wise and check the details of each policy offered. Since there are many different levels of coverage, you want to check which ones will cover pre-existing conditions if you or a family member has any. Traveling with such conditions can be scary when it comes to medical coverage so this would be some piece of mind to let you enjoy your vacation.
Traveling should be a fun experience and travel insurance helps to make sure that you do not incur unexpected financial burdens while away from home. Just be careful and check out each company you are considering that offers travel insurance. Make a list of what items you want to have coverage for and use that list to help you choose the plan that is right for you.
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Article Title: What You Should Know About Golf Holiday Insurance
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Today, it is not uncommon for tourists to enjoy a couple of rounds of golf while on vacation. In this day and age, travelers are interested in entire holiday packages that center on the sport. However, despite the popularity of the game, the majority of these golfers are still unaware of the importance of golfing insurance for a traveler. In order to avoid the consequences of theft, accidental property damage, membership fees, and public liability, it is suggested to look into the policies offered through a golf insurance company.
When it comes to planning a golf holiday amongst family or friends, golf insurance can provide that extra piece of mind during this exciting getaway. Not only does golf insurance look after the investment you have made in planning the trip and purchasing equipment, but also protects your health.
A dreaded scenario that sometimes unfolds at even the ritziest of golf courses is the theft of an expensive set of clubs that become easy targets when stored in locker rooms or clubhouses. Usually, certain golf courses are unequipped with the kind of insurance that replaces such items of value. This is why it is up to travelers to enter a golfing holiday with extra protection for their belongings.
Another situation which may arise is arriving at the destination and finding out that your golf clubs never made it on the plane and no one seems to know where they are. Having proper cover can ease the financial burden of replacing them along with preventing the massive disappointment of not being able to play. It may be fun sitting in the bar, but not while your buddies are out on the golf course. A new set of clubs, covered by golf holiday insurance can keep you on the course while on your golfing trip.
Some of the features associated with golf travel insurance include coverage for equipment, green fees, and the hiring of equipment. For example, you are insured for the value of the golf equipment you have personally purchased for your trip that could become accidentally misplaced, stolen, or even damaged. In order to receive compensation, a receipt or proof of purchase is required.
In regards to golf equipment hire, if the items you have hired are lost or separated during travel (delayed luggage) for at least 12 hours, the cost of hiring the equipment in question is covered. To receive a reimbursement on green fees, you most show proof that the course was completely shut down due to natural elements out of your control, such as frost, fog, snow, water-logging, or windy conditions.
Golf Insurance Suggestions
While a host of insurance companies offer options for traveling golfers, it is recommended to check out the policies associated with Go Travel Insurance or the Essential Travel Company, which offers an assortment of popular golf holiday insurance packages. Regardless of who you decide to purchase the insurance through, finding the right golf holiday insurance policy that covers every aspect of your journey can be a wonderful way of adding comfort in knowing the trip can be a success, even if it is cancelled.
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If you are in the process of redecorating your bathroom, you should consider putting up new bathroom mirrors as part of your bathroom décor. Bathroom mirrors have one of the most important roles in the bathroom. Mirrors do not just allow us to see our reflection, they also help make the bathroom look brighter and more spacious. Good bathroom mirrors reflect both natural and artificial light thus making the room more alive and vibrant.
Choosing The Shape Of Your Bathroom Mirrors
When it comes to bathroom mirrors and bathroom decors, the shapes and size do matter. According to experts, the size and shape of the bathroom mirror can affect the overall look of your bathroom. For instance, an oval mirror when used as part of your bathroom décor will make your bathroom look more feminine. Oval mirrors also give the room a softer tone. On the other hand, a square mirror give can give your bathroom a more solid look and rectangular mirrors can make your bathroom look more spacious.
To give you time to match your bathroom mirror with the rest of your bathroom fixtures, do not buy your mirrors without checking the overall design of your bathroom. If you used the services of a contractor to redesign your bathroom, you may want to ask the contractor to pick out the right mirror for your bathroom decor. The good thing about asking the contractor to pick out the shape and size of the mirror is that he or she will know if the shape of the mirror will go well with the overall design.
On the other hand, if you redesigned your bathroom on your own, it would be best for you to go back into your design and study it carefully before you buy your bathroom mirror. If you used computer software to redesign your bathroom, it will be easier for you to determine what type of mirrors you should put into your bathroom. Just simply manipulate the computer design and then add some mirrors into the design to simulate the look of the bathroom. Do not limit just yourself to the basic shapes of mirrors. Experiment with different size, shapes and colors of bathroom mirrors so that you will be able to get the best results.
After determining the right size and shape of mirrors to serve as part of your bathroom décor, find a shop that offers good mirrors for reasonable prices. Note that the prices of the mirrors are just as important as their looks.
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Article Title: How To Choose The Right Bird Watching Hat
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Bird watching is a very relaxing activity. Many people go into bird watching not just to see and observe their favorite birds but also to get rid of stress. According to studies, birdwatchers show less signs of strains and stress compared to those people who sit inside the room and watch TV or tinker with their computers. The fact that bird watching takes the person outdoor and let him or her commune with nature helps that person fight stress better compared to his or her counterparts. If you are one of those people who are leading sedentary indoor lives, doing some bird watching will greatly help you stay fit and healthy.
Getting Ready For Bird Watching
There are at least two basic things that you will need when you want to go bird watching. First, you will need your binoculars and second you will need a hat. A bird watching hat is just as important as the binoculars because this will protect you from the heat of the sun. Note that the damage in the ozone layer of your planet is so great that being exposed to the direct heat of the sun is now considered hazardous. In recent years, cases of skin cancers due to the damaging ultraviolet rays of the sun have increased considerably thus we should never take things for granted when we go into the sun. It doesn't matter if we only get exposed to the sun once in a while; you still need to protect yourself from being directly exposed to the sun.
When choosing a bird watching hat, you need to consider the size, shape and color of the hat. Choose a wide brim hat over those dainty looking hats. Wide brim hats that shade your face are effective in protecting your face from the damaging effects of the sun. A hat that is made of thick cloth material can be a lot cooler compared to bird watching hats that are made of leather and other types of materials. Furthermore, hats that are made of cloth are easier to manage compared to those hats that are made up of more rigid materials. Note that the rigid materials of your hat can be quite inconvenient especially when you are straining to take a better view of your favorite bird.
The color of your bird watching hat is very important. Although bright colored bird watching hats can be quite attractive, they are not really suitable for bird watching. Bright colored hats make you stick out from your hiding place. Instead of using bright colored hats, try some of those earth colored hats. Brown bird watching hats in particular are very helpful when you want to blend into the bushes.
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Going out fishing with your friends can be very exciting especially if you know what you are doing. If you are not very familiar with striped bass fishing, you may want to learn a few tricks before you go out there and join your friends for a fishing expedition. Doing some research will help you understand the behavior of the fish and learn to anticipate their movements. Knowing how the fish behave is very important if you want to catch them.
Nature Of The Striped Bass
The striped bass normally like to stay in groups. It is normal for you to find large schools of striped bass in areas where this species is endemic. Since this type of fish feed as a group, they tend to compete with one another when it comes to getting food. Since this type of fish has the ability to swim quickly and chase down prey, your quick and agile movements at handling your fishing rod are necessary. However, you should be careful about disturbing the water unnecessarily because this could scare the fish away. If you ride a boat during your striped bass fishing expedition, try not to cast unnecessary shadows on the water or make unnecessary movements on the boat because this could scare the fish away too. Stay as still and calm on your boat as possible.
Using Bait
The types of baits that you use during your striped bass fishing expedition play a vital role in catching some fish. Note that not all types of bait are suitable for striped bass fishing. If you are not familiar with the different types of bait that are suitable for this type of fish, go to a fishing equipment and supplies store nearest you and ask the salesclerk for help in choosing the right type of bait. Ask the salesclerk if they have baits like the rattletraps and minnow-shaped lures. These types of baits are usually very attractive to the striped bass.
When To Go Fishing
Although you can go striped bash fishing during most times of the year, it is generally easier to catch this type of fish during the spring. Striped bass fish come near to surface during spring time so it is easier for you to catch them. During the summer, the striped bass go deep into the water to escape the heat of the sun so it is generally more challenging to catch this type of fish during the summer.
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The concept of prepaid cards is not a new idea in itself. It has existed in one form or another for a number of years through gift cards and phone cards. Applying the concept to a Visa or MasterCard has brought about opportunities that can benefit many people.
With most companies offering a 100% approval rating, a prepaid card is easily obtained and will not have any impact on your credit rating. This will help people who need to make purchases for goods or services on the internet, but are not able to apply for a credit card.
There are many possible ways a prepaid card can be used for internet purchases or offline purchases. If a retail outlet accepts a Visa card or MasterCard, the chances are it also accepts payment from a prepaid card.
How can a prepaid card benefit you?
The main benefit for all prepaid card owners is the fact debt cannot be accumulated. It enables people to shop freely with the amount of money they have loaded onto the card. Once the balance has been used up, there is no possibility to spend more unless additional funds are added.
Parents will be able to add money to a card for their children and not have to worry about them carrying cash or falling into debt. If the card does get used fraudulently, the cardholder is normally protected and would need to contact the card issuer to resolve any issues.
By using a card, a teenager will be able to learn to effectively manage their finances and improve their budgeting skills. The card may be used to top-up mobile phones, pay for travel expenses or even paying for the latest chart-topping CD or DVD. As long as there is a balance on the card, a teenager will be able to have full control over how they spend it.
"Prepaid cards have a number of benefits to parents and consumers. Control over spending is the largest benefit," says Peter Klamka, (http://www.myspace.com/peterklamka) an Ann Arbor, Michigan based consultant to the payment industry.
An additional benefit is that parents can authorize any relative or friend to add funds, so there is no need to send cash through the mail when wanting to send birthday money.
On top of this, no interest charges are applied to card balances and no penalties for late payment. People are free to top-up the card anytime they need additional money for a purchase.
There are two popular types of cards. The single use card which is also known as a gift card has a preset dollar figure at the time of purchase. One may or may not be able to reload these cards. The second type of card is a reloadable spending card. In many cases, these cards are purchased with no value at the initial purchase. Consumers are then able to add money to it. For the youth market, these cards can be tied to a parent's bank account. For the unbanked, most use Western Union or MoneyGram to add funds to their personal spending card.
Overall, although a prepaid card offers a convenient method of paying for things, it should be used responsibly and due care should be taken to store it even when all funds are used. If you have paid for something using the card, it may be required as proof of purchase.
About The Author: Jennifer Nast is a freelance writer based in London, England. She frequently writes on personal finance issues. She was an economist in The Citi before leaving to become a mother and writer. She can be reached at http://jennifernast.blog.co.uk/
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Evergreen trees, a hearty, charismatic tree thrives in specific landscapes, preferring climates that are bound for a long, cold winter season. Evergreens prefer the cold and snow. It's where their blooming growth gains the most strength. Hot, humid climates, on the other hand, are less conducive to growth. Just ask an evergreen. Its way too hot and sticky for this dense, stiffly needled tree.
In specific area in the United States, such as Minnesota for example, evergreens grow in an environment where half of the year the deciduous trees and shrubbery are leafless. The perennials lie dormant due to the cold climatic features present in this stretch of North America. In fact, nearly six months out of a twelve month calendar year in chilly Minnesota are snow-bound. The landscape and its tree inhabitants must evolve to greet these chilly temperatures with a smile and an understanding. The evergreen has grown thick needles with dense branching systems. Since trees can't pick up and re-locate if they get cold, the evergreen has evolved into a robust tree that prefers ice and snow in lieu of the humid beaches of tropical landscapes.
Winter's hardiness is a crucial consideration for evergreens. All plants, in fact, must be given the USDA hardiness rating, which is an indicator as to how much cold a plant, such as an evergreen can handle. The evergreen is a tough cookie. Bring on frigid temperatures. Evergreens prefer it this way.
Different evergreens flourish in differing cold climates. So you must be careful, if you are planning on planting your own evergreens in your backyard. Perform a little time-honored research before determining which evergreen is best for you environment. There are, for example, winter hardy evergreens in Minneapolis that are less likely to survive in a colder zone less than 40 miles north in Minnesota. Even in this segment of North America, heading north by a mere 40 miles can alter the dynamics of an environment and the ability for habitation to survive and flourish.
To be clear on the type of evergreen for your tempered climate, check the tag on the tree or simply as a horticultural savvy individual about the hardiness zone most conducive to particular evergreens.
Along with the visual stimulation offered by evergreens and their holiday sprite-like image, evergreens are also used to help frame a view, block a view, protect against noise, and provide shelter against environmental factors such as wind, sun, and snow for, both, people and wildlife.
To pick the best evergreen for your plot of land, be certain to consider the following: soil type, PH, drainage, amount of sunlight, root competition, and nearby obstacles that might infringe on an evergreen's growth and development.
Timing, too, is a vital consideration for evergreen trees. In cold climates, it's also important to remember not to plant evergreens late in the fall season. Unlike deciduous plants, they continue to lose moisture in the needles during most of the winter season.
So, their initial growth stages will be blunted. This, in turn, can lead to a quickly deteriorating evergreen—one that is bound to become fertilizer and not a meaty evergreen dressed for horticultural success
So, keep all of this information at arm's length, go out and search for the evergreen that interests you.
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There are five top aggressive insects that are known for attacking evergreen trees. Many of these insects will eventually cause or the death of the tree in a rural forest or urban landscape to the point where the evergreen tree needs to be cut down.
The insect that causes the most harm to the evergreen tree is the bark beetle. A bark beetle is the most devastating of all insects. The bark beetle is commonly found throughout North American. There are eastern and western forms of the insect. The bark beetle will kill not only healthy trees but trees that have been weakened by a number of factors. The bark beetle builds egg laying galleries in the tree. What eventually leads to the death of the evergreen tree is the lack of sap flow. Once the bark beetle kills one tree the beetle will move on to the next evergreen tree.
A pale weevil is the top killer of newly planted pin seedlings which are most commonly found in the eastern part of the United States. The adult weevil is attracted to the pine lands that have been cutover. The weevil will breed in old root systems or stumps. The seedling is killed by the adult weevil that feeds on the stem bark. This is an insect that has been described as the "most serious and economically "destructive insect of seedling evergreen trees.
The spruce budworm is a native insect of the northern evergreen tree species found in the eastern United States. An outbreak of spruce budworms usually occurs every few years. The balsam fir, a species of evergreen tree, is the most damaged by the budworm. Outbreaks pf budworms have resulted in the loss of millions of evergreen trees. The newly hatched larva will feed on expanding buds and needles. This causes severe damage to the structure of the tree which eventually leads to the death of the evergreen tree.
The tussock moth is a dangerous insect that kills evergreen trees that are located in the western United States. The larva of the tussock moth will feed on the new year's foliage causing the foliage to shrivel, turn brown and to kill part or all of the tree. The tussock moth can kill up to one-third of the western species of evergreen trees and then go on to significantly deform the remaining trees.
The last deadly insect to the evergreen tree is the wooly adelgids. This insect affects evergreen trees in the eastern United States. The wooly adelgid has been known to kill entire stands of evergreen trees growing on critical sites. This is a sap sucking insect that will feed where the needle attaches to the twig. Researchers have concluded that the toxic saliva of the wooly adelgid is what causes the damage.
The evergreen tree is beautiful. There are preventive measures that an evergreen grower can take in order to prevent these insects from causing damage to the evergreen population. Also, there are preventive measures to take if you notice damage that has been done by one of these insects.
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The evergreen tree interacts beautifully with other plant and tree species. This is because the evergreen tree requires very little maintenance and does not compete with other trees and plants. The evergreen tree is commonly found in forests and along mountainsides. One will notice when walking through the woods that there is harmony and balance between the variety of tree and plant species. The evergreen is a solid tree that is not in competition for attention.
The narrow leaf evergreen tree is a graceful and simplistic tree that provides interest, texture and color year round. This type of tree interacts so well with its environment that the evergreen tree can be used as privacy screens, hedges, specimens and a backdrop for smaller flowering plants. Other plants can be planted along or around the evergreen tree.
There are certain watering and maintenance requirements that are necessary in order to maintain a healthy evergreen tree. When mixing the evergreen tree with other plants or trees it is very important not to mix the tree with a plant that has different watering requirements. This will affect the health of both the tree and the plant.
An evergreen tree that needs less moisture is one that grows on slopes. Most evergreens that are found in Colorado prefer well drained soils. The home gardener wants to avoid planting the evergreen tree in a poorly drained or soggy area. An evergreen that needs less moisture will not flourish in a lawn area. This is because the lawn requires more water than what the evergreen tree needs.
An evergreen tree that does need more moisture still needs to have planting area that is free of sod to allow for the evergreen tree to experience good root development. Sod roots are known for competing with tree roots for nutrients, water and air. When planting an evergreen tree that requires more moisture make sure to use an organic mulch over the planting area.
The evergreen tree can usually withstand dry winds, cold climates and dry spells. This is the perfect type of tree for a cool climate such as in Colorado or the eastern part of the United States, The evergreen tree requires very little maintenance. It is important with an evergreen tree to check the needles for any damage from insects or common tree diseases. A tree disease or insect can kill many evergreen trees at once. There are preventive measures that can be taken in order to stop this from happening.
An evergreen tree is the perfect accompaniment to a home garden. The evergreen tree provides privacy and does not compete with other foliage in the area. Flowers can even be planted around the evergreen tree as long as the plants require the same amount of water as the evergreen tree. An evergreen tree is a beautiful investment that adds color to the landscape any time of the year. One should never hesitate in planting an evergreen tree or plant. The evergreen tree compliments and works well with its external environment.
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The term deciduous means "tending to fall off" or "temporary." The word deciduous is used in reference to trees or shrubs that lose their leaves during the winter season. There are several types of trees that belong to the deciduous family. Deciduous trees include the species of oak, maple, aspen, birch and elm.
The deciduous family also contains a number of coniferous genera. In this category the larch and metasquoia are the most common. It is important to note that all of the oak species are not part of the deciduous family. A deciduous tree is known for periods of beautiful color and then periods of barrenness. The period in which a deciduous tree sheds its leaves coincides with winter months or a dry season.
In the field of botany the term deciduous refers to trees, shrubs and plants. The types of trees, shrubs and plants that fall under the term deciduous are those that shed their leaves for part of the year. The process of shedding leaves is known as abscission.
If the deciduous tree is located in a colder climate then the tree will typically lose its leaves during the colder months of the year. While deciduous trees that are located ion warmer climates tend to lose their leaves during the dry season. There are several plants and trees, such as the evergreen, that are considered to be semi-deciduous.
Most of the deciduous plants will flower during the time when they are leafless. When the deciduous plant flowers this increases the effectiveness of reproduction and pollination. The absence of the leaves on the deciduous tree is perfect for the improved wind transmission of the pollen . This is most effective with the transmission of pollen from wind-pollinated plants.
The absence of the leaves also increases the visibility of the flowers to different types of insects that are required for insect pollination in several types of deciduous plants. The flowers of the deciduous plant can become damaged by frost during the cold winter months or in dryer areas the flowers become damaged from water stress.
By losing the leaves during the winter months a deciduous plant can reduce waster loss since most of the water that the plant or tree will come into contact with is ice. There is less trunk and branch damage from ice storms when the deciduous trees are leafless. The loss of leaves to a deciduous tree is not only a necessity in terms of reproduction but also in terms of protection.
A deciduous tree is usually located in a forest with other plant species. The deciduous tree provides shade to plants that require full or partial shade. When a deciduous tree re-grows its leaves the leaves actually form a canopy surrounding the tree and the forest area. Many people become breathless at the sight of a deciduous forest in full bloom or when the deciduous tree is changing color in preparation for winter. A deciduous tree is beautiful to look at during the spring, summer and fall months.
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A tropical tree is most often very unique and dramatic. The tropical tree, such as the palm tree, gives off an exotic look to a home or garden. The palm tree is the signature of Southern California laidback lifestyle. A tropical tree is known for having bold lines and are so striking in nature that the tree is usually the center of attention.
It is important to select the right type of tropical tree. A tropical tree is a beautiful landscaping accent that can be used both outdoors and indoors. Many people before they purchase a tropical tree are curious as to how fast a tropical tree grows. This is a very common question that can be answered quite simply.
When discussing tropical trees it is important to understand the form of the tree, the ultimate size of the tree and the adaptability of the tropical tree to a particular environment. A tropical tree must be compatible with the environment and use. There are two basic leaf shapes and growth patterns that tropical trees are noted for. A tropical tree either has feather leaves or fan leaves. A tropical tree will either have a clump of several stems or one stem.
When a tropical tree has leaves that are hand shaped and leaf segments that seem to radiate from a central point this is called palmate leaves. Pinnacle or feather leaves then to have leaf segments that are distributed along the sides of the tropical trees elongated central stalk.
A tropical tree that has a single stem will become more treelike when compared to a tropical tree that has clumping stems. The latter type of tropical tree is considered to be more shrub like. A tropical tree that has a clumping stem can actually be made into tree palms by thinning out the clump.
When you do this you want to make sure that the stems are well spaced from each other. A single-stemmed topical tree can be made to look more like clumping trees by planting them closely together. Before a landscaper does this one must check the adaptability of the tropical tree to the environmental conditions.
A tropical tree can easily clash with another tropical tree and compete for attention. When planting a tropical tree one must consider several environmental factors such as light, temperature, wind and humidity. Most of the larger tropical trees require full sun for a good portion of the day in order to grow to their full height.
The smaller tropical trees do best in full or partial shade. This type of tree is perfect to have indoors. A tropical tree that does best in the sun or in a hotter inland region will typically tolerate more sun in a coastal area that is oftentimes cooler.
A tropical tree will grow quite fast when in the right type of climate. A tropical tree can literally shoot up if the environmental factors are ideal. If you are considering having a tropical tree you want to remember each of the environmental factors before selecting a tropical tree. A tropical tree is a dramatic and beautiful tree that everyone enjoys gazing upon.
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Bonsai as a Japanese art requires or involve having some specifics features. I like to consider it as any other art trend. Impressionists painters will all paint some common features etc..
Well for bonsai, a particular feature is having a great nebari. Nebari is Japanese for exposed root base. Having a strong exposed roots system give the impression of a well anchored mature tree. Nebari development is easier if planned from the beginning of growing. With a new seedling, a cuttings or an airlayer, development of the nebari needs to be done from the start.
Let's start with a seedling. A tree grown from seed will develop a tap root. A tap root is the principal root pointing and growing down in the soil. A first technique of developing a nebari is to cut the tap root of the seedling as soon as the little tree stem start to harden. Then you can replant it and lateral roots will grow.
I don't prefer this method. Growing some lateral roots can be done naturally, if the seedling is given all the space and all the sun it needs. Growing your seedlings in the ground will give them all the space they need and the maximum exposure of light will help the tree develop branching. The roots are usually a mimic of the branching, so a well develop foliage by exposition to light will result in a nice root system composed of lateral roots and not just a tap root.
For cuttings and air layer propagation of tree's, is to wait for new roots to form and at the first re potting you need to comb the roots all around the new trunk. With cuttings and air layer there is no tap root growing, so you already have some lateral roots forming, which can result in a nice nebari very fast.
Nebari, or exposed roots is one of the elements of traditional Japanese bonsai, other elements of a Japanese bonsai tree are the development of a triangle form between visual points. The number three is pretty fundamental in bonsai. Even numbers are considered imperfect.
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Why can't learning be fun? Make it a game. Most anything can be modified to fit a current board or card game out there. There are many flashcard sites on the internet that have free access to flashcards on many subjects, although I have found most too advanced for my 6-year old.
War: War is that game where there are two players (you can use more). The dealer deals out the entire deck of cards so each player has an equal number of cards. Each player keeps his cards face-down and lays out the card off the top of the deck. The player who laid down the highest/biggest card gets all of the cards in the pot. Anyhow, we have several decks made with ordinary index cards: fractions, math operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), alphabetizing—the card closes to "A" gets the pair, and for my youngest, picture cards and she identifies more/less or bigger/longer.
Trivial Pursuit: If you can come up with 6 categories, you can play trivial pursuit. We have decks for each of the following: science, history, language arts, and the Bible
Scattergories: Name 10 mammals… You get the idea
Outburst and Taboo are also other favorites in our house.
You can also make your own game. Get posterboard, several different colors of stickers and index cards. Use the stickers to create the "spaces" on the board and the index cards for the clue/question cards. Don't forget to add lose a turn, and other specialty cards. You can make the game pieces out of either mini plastic animals from somewhere like Target or get the big 1-inch puff balls, glitter, google eyes, glue, cardboard for the feet and make your own.
In short, make learning fun. I have learned (relearned) a ton of stuff I forgot from grade school and had fun doing it.
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Remodeling a basement can be an extremely rewarding home improvement project because it can mean added livable space for you and your family. That said, the underground location of the space can present several unique issues that should be addressed during the remodeling process.
Perhaps the most important and obvious concern is that moisture could seep into the basement, possibly ruining all of your remodeling work. In addition to the possibility for water damage, moisture can make you basement a breeding ground for mold and mildew, fungi that can be dangerous to your respiratory health. Handling this issue before you start other portions of your remodeling project can save you time and money. Fortunately, there are many waterproofing systems available for basements, with solutions for basements that experience minor dampness as well as those which are prone to flooding. Possible remedies include sealing the basement walls in plastic lining and installing a sump pump. You may even opt for finishing your basement with breathable, inorganic materials, which not only allow moisture to pass through, but also won't provide mold with a source of food.
Not only can unfinished basements be very moist, but they can also vary widely in temperature depending on the season. In fact, they can get so cold during the winter that homeowners don't even want to step foot into the room. This is yet another factor to consider because you don't want to invest in your basement only to have it go unused for much of the year. Installing insulation is the obvious solution for limiting the transfer of heat between the basement and the ground outside, and there are many types on the market for you to choose from. You may opt to place sheets of insulation directly behind your drywall, or you can choose to save an extra installation step by installing a basement finishing system that has insulation built right into its walls. Either way, be sure to inquire about the insulating value of any insulation you're considering.
Another issue to think about as you plan your basement remodeling project is access to the vital components of your home. You might not have considered how easy it is to reach your home's foundation, plumbing, and electrical wiring when your basement walls are unfinished, but getting to these systems can be difficult after your basement is finished. Imagine installing and finishing drywall only to have to tear out part of the wall to fix a pipe. To return your basement to its beautiful, finished look, you'd then need to patch the hole, sand down any uneven areas, and repaint the new section of drywall. Instead of experiencing this huge hassle, you might want to select a basement remodeling system that allows you to slide out walls, make a fix, and then put the wall back in place.
In addressing any of these common basement remodeling issues, remember that using a bit of foresight as you choose your basement finishing method can help prevent headaches down the road.
About The Author: Christopher Behan is a professional writer specializing in the home improvement industry. His writing focuses on basement remodeling and other home remodeling products and services. His work has been featured on multiple home improvement websites. http://www.1800basement.com/providence
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