5 Tips to Remodel Your Home for Indoor-Outdoor Flow
The inside and outside of the home are spaces that are traditionally decorated to feel physically and mentally isolated from each other. Thankfully this narrow point-of-view is falling out of fashion and new home remodeling trends are emerging. Instead, homeowners are embracing an “indoor-outdoor flow” approach to exterior design and remodeling. This philosophy brings living […]
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Drones Have Landed in the Real Estate Industry
Real Estate is the second largest industry for drone use, after aerial photography, which is easy to understand when viewing the compelling aerial photos and videos in use by many realtors today. Drones are technically referred to as UAVs “Unmanned Aerial Vehicles” or when referring to the drone and ground controller unit, an “Unmanned Aircraft […]
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Expat Life in Sri Lanka, Colombo
I recently visited the wonderful island of Sri Lanka, and found a country full of surprises. Sri Lanka is situated just south of India, in the Indian Ocean. Once known as the Dominium of Ceylon and often referred to as the tea country, tea plantations abundantly thrive across the island, with spice gardens, banana and […]
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Glossary Of Consumer Finance Terms
A guide to many of the terms used in the consumer finance market. A Acceptance Rate – The percentage of customers that are successful when applying for a loan or credit card. 66% or more applicants must be offered the advertised rate know as the Typical APR (See ‘Typical APR’ below). Annual Percentage Rate (APR) […]
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Dirty, Rotten, Filthy – Organic Fertilizer – The Truth Volume 3
Browns – Greens and Just How Much Moisture is Optimal Hello my wonderful gardening chums, it’s your, “Organic Gardening Devotee.” All of you are of course dedicated organic gardening aficionados, and my dear friends. I’m so thrilled to be here together with you again. So let’s recap. As you know, in Vols. 1 and 2 […]
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Truck Wash Business and Incentives for Higher Profits and Efficiency Considered
One of the most consistently growing sectors in our economy after the 2008 economic crash has been surface transportation for moving goods and services. Maybe that’s why Warren Buffet bought a railroad company or why FED EX is doing better with its ground freight than with its airfreight division currently. Although things do change over […]
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