Americans buy more bottled water than beer. According to Beverage Digest statistics for 2007, carbonated drinks still hold the top spot, but beer fell to third place as bottled water rose 7.1% per capita.  read more »

As Phil Harris' blog points out the possible dangers of what bottles are made from and the scientific evidence being debated, this could be far more dangerous and there may be little that can be done about it. Pharmaceutical drugs in your drinking supply:

http://apnews.myway.com//article/20080309/D8VA52NO0.html  read more »

There is a wide range of shades as there is of fittings,make a choice keeping in with the style of your room.Fashions in lampshade styles come and go and range from tall,slim ones to flatter,wide shades that need a lot of space.

THE RIGHT SHADE:  read more »

A recent AP report (10/17) indicates that the Tundra, worldwide, is warming up. Caribou are on the decline as they have a hard time dealing with change and shrubs are taking hold in was once a permanent frozen wasteland. In the article NOAA said that the change was is rapid and occurring from Alaska to Siberia. This past year sea ice saw a reduction of 23%.  read more »

The town we lived in while residing in Louisiana was a very old hamlet. Most of the houses in our neighborhood were built in the early to mid-1800’s. The whole area was an historical district with most of the houses being on the National Register of Historic Places, including ours. It was a great area to live.  read more »