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Posted on: 11 December 2015

Cremation is gaining popularity in the United States as a respectable way to dispose of remains after death. While you may wish to be cremated to save your family funeral expenses or for personal or religious reasons, you may find that some of your family members reject the idea of cremation. In order to ensure that your will is carried out following your death and to prepare your family for the experience of your cremation, there are several things that you should do.
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Posted on: 4 November 2015

There's nothing quite like the feeling of coming home to a new mattress. Crawling into bed with the right support for your back ensures that you have the support you need to sleep comfortably. Winding down with your favorite hot drink and a movie is fantastic, but drop that cup accidentally and you'll find yourself in mattress hell rather than heaven. Small messes and spills are just a part of life for anyone who owns a bed, but you don't have to take stains laying down; read this article for two easy home remedies that remove stubborn spots.
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Posted on: 24 September 2015

As the cool weather starts to move into many parts of the country, most homeowners are getting ready to turn on a little heat. With most systems, this is just a matter of flipping a switch from cool to heat. If your furnace does not immediately respond, the problem may not be your furnace, but maybe in your thermostat. If you suspect this is the case, you must first figure out what type of thermostat you have, and then there are a few things you may want to check before you call a repairman.
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Posted on: 4 September 2015

Diamonds are not necessarily expensive because they are rare and scarce, but rather because the De Beers company has a monopoly over the supply. Still, diamonds are one of the most precious stones set for engagement rings, wedding rings and other types of jewelry, and a 1 carat diamond can cost you anywhere from $3,080 to $26,950 depending on its properties. Rather than spending an upwards of several thousands dollars on a single diamond at a jeweler, you might actually have better luck buying diamonds that have been long forgotten at a local jewelry pawn shop.
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