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Saturday, 06 November 2010 |
By Joyce Russ
 Many career people like me have a working week that consists of office duties and travelling around the UK. Working in an office has its benefits whilst travelling on the road can sometimes be very tiresome. I visit many different areas in the United Kingdom during the working week, traffic jams and delays are my main bugbear. Towards the end of a tiring day all I wish to do is reserve a good hotel that can provide me with comfortable accommodation.
To me, cities in the UK can be the most difficult places to find hotel accommodation. The last thing I want to do at the end of a hard days work is to be searching for somewhere to rest. Planning ahead for hotel accommodation is not always easy, my work schedule constantly changes and sometimes my daily locations can change too.
Just the other day I was heading towards a planned meeting rendezvous when a phone call from head office completely changed my plans. Manchester was the new location for my next seminar. For once fortune smiled upon me. I located |
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Friday, 05 November 2010 |
By John Welsh
 If you have built a brand new backyard pool or have just purchased a home with an existing swimming pool, it's time to get educated about the equipment you'll need to keep it clean and safe. One of the most important components of a healthy clear pool is its filter. Here is a quick overview of the purpose of pool filters and which type might be best for your needs.
The chemicals you put in your pool are meant to keep algae at bay, kill bacteria and maintain safe pH levels for swimmers. But what about all those little floaties and microscopic particulates that make their way into your pool? Your skimmer can't take care of these: they're too small! That's where pool filters come in: their job is to keep the water clear.
Pool Filter Cartridges
Easy in, easy out is the mantra for this style of filter. If your pool is 30,000 gallons or less and gets a moderate amount of use, this type of filter will be just fine. It removes particulates measuring between 25 and 100 microns |
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