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Thursday, April 30th, 2009 | Author: admin
Teri Woods asked:


The answer to that question is quite simple. Yes, home staging does, in fact, sell homes. All statistics show that homes that are well prepared for the market sell at a higher rate and at a higher price than homes that are not show ready. Often sellers recieve a higher appraisal on staged homes and multiple offers up front.

Does it pay for a seller to go to the work and expense of staging their home prior to the listing? All real estate agents will agree that they show staged homes more often than others as staged homes are ready to go for a buyer.

Staging is the process of preparing the home to enter the marketplace ready for the buyer to purchase and move into immediately. No repairs, painting, carpet cleaning, window washing or landscaping worries. Potential buyers remember the home that is staged well as it will totally appeal to the buyers needs.

Staging a home for the real estate market takes special skill and basically is designing the home to appeal to wide array of buyers. One must think in these terms to stage their home on their own. Of course there are many professional home stagers that one could call on to get the job done for the seller. As a professional stager I do recommend hiring a professional , especially if you need your home to sell quickly.

Home Stages Designs caters to the seller in that we offer training ebooks in staging your own home. Once a seller learns the techniques that we designers use to prepare a home they can then step out on their own and begin the process.

Home Stages also offers a complete Home Staging Business Start Up & Training Kit and you can see us today for further details. www.Homestages.com

Happy Staging!



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Thursday, April 30th, 2009 | Author: admin
Husky 127 asked:


Any solar power plant jobs available around Pittsburgh P.A.?

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Thursday, April 30th, 2009 | Author: admin
whynotaskthemoron asked:


The world “one” in our daily conversation conveys any of the following meanings:

(01) “Man” and “Horse” are one (because both are mammals). Here ‘one’ describes that both man and horse belong to the same genus.

(02) “John” and “Smith” are one. ‘One’ here shows that both are of the same species.

(03) You say pointing to two carpenters that they are one. Here ‘one’ means that both have same profession. Or the same adjective can be used for both.

(04) Churchill was an orator, writer, soldier and statesman. You may say that his oratory, penmanship, soldier ship and statesmanship were one, because they were combined in one person.

(05) One-pint milk and one-pint water are ‘one’, because both have the same quantity.

(06) Hot milk and hot water are ‘one’ because both are in the same condition.

(07) John and Smith are standing. You may say ‘They are one’, because both are in the same position.

(08) Robert has two sons, John and Smith. John and Smith are one, because they have the same relation with Robert.

(09) A human-body or a chair is one, because its components or parts are joined together. (But if the parts are disjoined or disintegrated, this ‘one’ will become millions).

(10) The beginning of counting is called ‘one’ as the beginning of theoretical line is called point. Countless numbers follows this ‘one’.

(11) A matchless or unique person or thing is called one, as, for example, we may say that the sun within our solar system is ‘one’ because it has no equal within this system.

BUT all these meanings of ‘unity’ carry the idea of ‘duality’ or ‘plurality’ because meaning nos. 1 to 9 show that ‘two’ or ‘more’ things are ‘one’ in some respect. So ‘two’ or ‘more’ are always present in these meanings.

‘One’ as beginning of number or count pre-supposes more than one thing.

A unique thing may be called one, but it is just a metaphorical use which has no relation with reality, because that unique thing, being made of matter, has millions of parts - is not one.

When we say ‘God is one’, we take none of these meanings in consideration. Unity of God means that He has no parts, no body; He is not divisible even in imagination.
GOD CANNOT BE MORE THAN ONE

God cannot be more than one. Why these bold assertion? There are various reasons. In addition to some of the proofs given earlier, here are two more:

First Proof: It has been proved earlier that God is Eternal. And also it has been proved that Eternal cannot be a compound, mixture or mixed thing.

Now suppose there are two identical pens. They are similar in shape, size, colour and all qualities. Still, they are two, each having a separate identity. So each pen has two kinds of qualities: first, the common qualities which make one pen similar to the other; second, the distinguishing qualities which give each pen its separate entity and identity. In other words, each pen of the set is a compound of mixed lot of two separate properties.

This happens in all examples where two similar things exist side by side. It would surely happen if two Eternals were to exist side by side.

It means that if there were two Eternals they would both be compound. Each would have a common quality, i.e. Eternity; and a distinguishing quality, which would give it a separate personality. This would mean that Eternal would be a compound, which we already have proved to be impossible.

Therefore, God being Eternal cannot be more than one.

Second proof: suppose there were two gods. Could one of them over-ride the decision of the other? If yes, then the second one is weaker than the first, and therefore is not omnipotent, not a god at all. If ‘No’, then the first one is weaker than the second and therefore not omnipotent, not a god at all.

And if both think and act exactly on similar lines, then what is the need to suppose two gods at all? One god is enough to run this universe!
answer to JeSuSfReA…:
Even heaven and hell are not eternal. They were created by God. God–only God is Alpha and Omega.
If you believe in Trinity–you will go to hell.

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Category: Green Living  | 9 Comments
Thursday, April 30th, 2009 | Author: admin
sejeleme asked:


I live in Philadelphia Pa. in a 3 story condo. The roof is flat. We have 21 units and the cost of heat and hot water is $ 100,000 per year. Can I preheat the water in a 50 -100 gallon black bladder placed on the roof?

Fitness Trainer Calendar
Thursday, April 30th, 2009 | Author: admin
residencyprepmcc asked:


What companies are in the Solar Power Technology industry?

Personal Trainer
Thursday, April 30th, 2009 | Author: admin
William Lund asked:


Tankless water heaters have several advantages over conventional storage type water heaters that store a large volume of water in a tank.

One advantage is that since the tankless unit does not have a tank, there is no continuous heat (energy) loss from the large volume of stored hot water, as there is with a traditional storage type heater. Typically tankless heaters do not have standing pilot lights like tank type units, saving even more energy. There is no question tankless water heaters are more energy efficient.

Another advantage is that you have virtually unlimited hot water, you will never run out. This could be a double edged sword though, as there is a tendency for humans to use what is available. Some users might end up taking much longer showers for instance, leading to an increase in water and energy usage.

This effect was common back when the government provided large tax credits for installing solar water heaters. Homeowners believing they now had cheap hot water tended to use a lot more hot water than before the solar heaters were installed. They used so much more that the monthly water heating bill actually increased in a many of the homes where the units were installed the backup heating elements were being used so much of the time.

A minor advantage that tankless units have over storage units is the size of the footprint. The tankless units take up less space, although I don’t think that is very important to most people.

Obviously there are some disadvantages to tankless water heaters. For one thing, they are much more expensive, and far more complex than a standard water heater. If they require repair it’s likely to be more expensive, and the parts are harder to obtain in some cases. Gas units require a large and more expensive flue, and electric units require very heavy wires because they use so much electricity.

Tankless heaters are typically turned on by a flow switch which turns the heater on when a minimum flow is reached, typically ½ to ¾ gallons per minute. This can be problematic if you need a very small flow of hot water, and can lead to wasting water. Most hot water circulating pumps don’t pump enough water to reliably activate tankless water heaters.

Using a traditional circulating pump will void the warranty on most tankless heaters, since they will cause the heater to turn on and off very frequently and far more than in typical household usage.

One of the biggest problems with the tankless heaters is the fact that they take much longer to get hot water to the fixture than traditional tank type units. You can picture a tankless water heater as a long pipe coiled up over a flame. For the water to get fully hot, it must travel all the way through the pipe. If the water starts out in the middle of the heater for instance, it will leave the heater after only being in the pipe for half the time it would need to reach full temperature. This means that it will take much longer for your water to get hot while you run the faucet waiting for it. It’s pretty clear that this will cause an increase in water being run down the drain, costing the home owner money, wasting one of our most precious resources.

There is however a way to eliminate any of the water from being wastefully run down the drain while waiting for hot water. Use a hot water demand system. A hot water demand system only turns on when hot water is “demanded”. When you are ready for your shower you push a button and the pump sends the hot water from your water heater to your fixture more quickly than if you run the shower at full blast, and the pump shuts off when the hot water reaches it. Thus you save time, water, energy, and money.

Many local water districts offer rebates for demand hot water systems, so check with your local water company, some of the rebates cover the entire cost of a demand system, so in effect, you get a free system!



How to Find a Personal Injury Lawyer
Thursday, April 30th, 2009 | Author: admin
Ira P asked:


Only one in 10 drilled oil wells produces oil and drilling an oil well to 5000 ft costs one million dollars. It would seem to be wise to build wid mills and solar plants that will start paying off as soon as they are built ?
The Natural Gas that would be saved from the production of electricity could then be used as fuel for cars.

Personal Injury Lawyer by State
Thursday, April 30th, 2009 | Author: admin
cloe j asked:


i need help! i need to know who discovered geothermal energy!
and anything else like the advantages and disadvantages of geothermal energy!? thanx you very mucho!

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Category: Uncategorized  | One Comment
Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 | Author: admin
henryswtzr asked:


Hi Folks,

I’m considering installing a wind power generator on my property as well as several solar panels. Where I live, I have hot water baseboard heating and an electric hot water heater. My property is well positioned for this type of application. I have 3 acres right by a lake and the wind blows 50 to70% of the time. I’ve got a local representative coming over in a few days to do a complete assessment of my property. My power bill is $320.00 per month. Can someone give me and idea of what your power bill or actual CASH MONEY SAVINGS IN YOUR POCKET have been as a result of installing solar applications on your property? I think it is a tremendous investment and I see only high energy costs for the rest of my life. I just retired and don’t like what I see. I’m looking at investing over $20,000 to get this done. This includes a wind power generator cemented into the ground. Does anyone have these wind generators installed on their roof? Thanks folks!

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Category: Green Living  | 2 Comments
Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 | Author: admin
Sabby asked:


We are getting a pool, and don’t know what much money it will take for heating/cleaning/maintaining the pool. Does it take long or is it hard to clean outdoor swimming pools, and if we hire someone to clean it how much? Is it a lot of work? Also, do pools attract a lot of mosquitos, and is there anyway to prevent that?

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Category: Home And Family  | 5 Comments