Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down on Facebook?

Facebook is officially a public company, but will the $100+ billion phenom live up to its expectations? Weigh in, we did.

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Personal Finance Blog of the Week

Born in 1981, I have always considered myself a generational mulatto, born of two temporal parents – one digital, one analog. I remember taking tests or receiving homework assignments made by the mimeograph, but I also remember staying up past my bed time to play Super Mario Bros. This week’s blogger extraordinaire takes this into

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Paradise for Your Dog

Design an Indoor Paradise for Your Dog

One of the most modern ideas regarding pets is to have interior doghouses to make your home more welcoming for both humans and pets. The main point is for the houses to be comfortable and warm, creating harmony in your house. You should also think about the fact that these houses also need to be

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Living Room Color Ideas

Be Careful with Your Living Room Color Ideas

Everyone should always try to be careful when they are thinking about living room color ideas because you don’t want to end up choosing something that is too outrageous. Everyone thinks that coloring the living room in the colors of their favorite sports team is a good idea at first, but it usually doesn’t turn

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Builder Confidence in the 55+ Housing Market Shows Significant Improvement in the First Quarter

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EPA Honors the Best Energy-Efficient Building Designs

On May 18 at the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Convention in Washington, DC, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognized nearly 100 commercial building design projects submitted by 43 architecture firms that achieved Designed to …

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Builders Urge Congress to Improve Lacey Act to Protect Consumers, Businesses

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