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Furnishing Your First Home: Color and Design
Tips for choosing the right color scheme for decorating your new home.
home decorating ideas, interior design, and interior decorating tips
Jordan's New Garden Room My Faux Painting Adventure Painting with Dark Colors New Home Buyers. Learn Jamie's interior design and home decorating...
Decorate New Home
Decorating Your New Home - "On A Budget" When creating an interior or just changing a window treatment, it pays to be budget wise.
Designer Tips and Decorating Ideas: Interior Designers give their
Learn more about decorating and get advice from prominent interior designers especially for anyone with a new home to decorate.
New Look Home Decorating Tips
NEW LOOK DECORATING CENTRE. PRESENTS HOME DECORATING TIPS. If you want to add some fun to your home office, try brushing a metal stripe with...
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GetDecorating.com, is the largest collection of interior design and decorating ideas on the Web. Whether the user is thinking about decorating a new...
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Pirates Prove Elusive For U.S. Navy Patrols
Pirates have attacked at least ten ships near the Horn of Africa over the past two weeks. Vice Admiral Bill Gortney commands the 5th Fleet. Given the vastness of the sea, he says the Navy can't be everywhere — adding that the companies have to take responsibility for their own ships.
For A Price, Security Co. Will Ward Off Pirates
A former British army pilot recently launched a business called Anti-Piracy Maritime Security Solutions. For $30,000, Nick Davis will arrange a team of three private guards to travel on a boat, and scare away potential pirates. He has teams right now on seven ships in the Gulf of Aden. Davis tells Steve Inskeep that the guards do it all without guns.
Debate Rages Over Those Still At Guantanamo
So far, more than 500 Afghans, Pakistanis, Europeans, Saudis and others have been released. But 101 Yemeni detainees are still held at Guantanamo. They represent the single largest contingent at the camp.
Plugging Afghanistan's Brain Drain
Khaleeq Ahmad, who was educated in the U.S. and London, says he returned to Afghanistan as director of a telecom company because he owed it to his home country. He's hopeful that other professionals will return and help improve the country's diminished infrastructure.
Uighur Mummies Stir Debate In China
DNA tests on mummies raise new questions about China's Uighurs, many of whom claim western heritage. China insists the Uighurs have East Asian heritage.