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Atlanta
Home Show back for spring
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The
Atlanta Home Show is back this month, scheduled for April 18-21 at
the Georgia World Congress Center.
Natural
gas use projected to climb 50 percent over next 20 years
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Natural
gas usage has grown by 35 percent over the last ten years and is projected
to jump by 50 percent in the next 20 years according to the U.S. Energy
Information Administration. Much of this growth is attributed to natural
gas' energy efficiency and value, enhancement of home resale value
and environmental cleanliness.
Backyard
Assn. to meet
Natural
meadows are filled with native flowers, grasses, and broadleaf plants.
Butterfly and insect species flourish in healthy meadows of the southeast.
Teresa Mullins, horticulturist and Master Gardener, will teach gardeners
how to bring the beauty of a meadow into a cultivated setting, using
wildflowers suited for southern gardens. In celebration of Earth Day,
Backyard participants will take home plants to add to their gardens
that are beneficial to the environment.
High-tech
kitchen featured at Home Show
Atlanta
Home Show's High Tech Kitchen features everything you need to make
life in the kitchen more interesting, more convenient and more fun.
The Atlanta Home Show displays the latest in kitchen technology from
April 18-21 at the Georgia World Congress Center.
Oxendine
offers tips for severe weather
awareness
Insurance
Commissioner John W. Oxendine wants to remind homeowners of some important
insurance tips to protect their property from tornadoes, flooding
and other severe weather. Now is also a good time to review your insurance
coverage, he added.
'Zero
Energy' house at Home Show
A
Zero Energy House may look like any other house on the block, but
in reality it is very different. It combines geothermal heat, an energy
craft sealing system to reduce air infiltration, whole house ventilation,
solar generated hot water and electricity, and high-energy efficient
lighting and appliances. The result is that the Zero Energy House
provides a healthy living environment and lower utility bills. Atlanta
builder, Julius Poston of Certified Living, and Captain Planet Foundation
are uilding a house for the public to experience at the Spring Atlanta
Home Show, April 18-21 at the Georgia World Congress Center.
Home
fashion reflects patriotic trend
A
rejuvenated sense of patriotism is sweeping the nation. Since Sept.
11 Americans all over the country are rediscovering a passion and
zeal for the ideals that helped build our nation.
Transform
your yard with new retaining walls
Whether
you're landscaping your new home or searching for a way to spruce up
an older property, retaining walls can rejuvenate your yard while increasing
your home's value.
Set
the stage for romantic wedding parties at home
Romance
is back in style.
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