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from Saudade Sims http://ift.tt/29usgoW Original post here: http://ift.tt/295Oigd Between the kids running in and out and any planned vacations, the last thing you want to be worried about this summer is how to keep your house clean and organized. Here are five simple and easy tips for keeping your house clean during the chaos of summer, as well as how to keep your family safe from toxic chemicals by using Zerorez products.
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This week’s Media Updates covers moves and changes at news titles including BBC Radio Devon, Future plc, ShortList, Period Living, Reveal, Now, Management Today, Retail Gazette and Farmers Weekly
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from Vuelio http://ift.tt/297ypLV Original post here: http://ift.tt/297CLm9 Last week we highlighted some favourite cut-throughs in East London. This was somewhat hard to compile as I use a lot of cut-throughs in my regular route construction so picking 3 in any one area was not easy, but it makes you think about how well they really work for expedience. Now it is the turn of central London and it is just as hard, if not harder. Many little cut-throughs I have used in the past are really part of a longer route along a cycle lane and so don’t really have an inclusive, fanning out appeal as a really useful cut-though should. The ones below are little pieces of infrastructure that can play into many routes and often avoid very busy roads or junctions. So, without further ado, here are my favourite cut-throughs in central London, in no particular order. Gray’s Inn Road/Ampton StreetThis cut through is a cycle lane going East West across Gray’s Inn Road. It is particularly useful as it connects a lot of cut throughs and cycle specific ‘quiet ways’ (not to be confused with official Quiet Ways) from Islington through into Bloomsbury and beyond. The Islington side of this cut-though, along Ampton Street has a cycle lane (also a cut-through, does that make one like a meta-cut-through?) between some houses which allows you to get to Kings Cross road and head South from there, or continue North East up and through to Angel and Essex Road where there are some more lovely cut-throughs. Euston Road/Cartright GardensI used to use this incredibly convenient cut-through every day going from Archway to Covent Garden, although it works for anywhere North of Kings Cross or Euston through to just about anywhere within the congestion charge zone when combined with other cut-throughs. Euston road is generally fairly horrible and I try to void actually cycling on it as much as possible. The road that feeds down onto the cycle lane across the central reservation, Ossulston heads directly into Camden Town so many routes can get you there. The cut-though is a Southbound convenience as it is not possible to turn right at the end of Ossulston Street, and Cartwright Gardens is one way the other way. Therefore, this cut-though turns what would be a Northbound only route into a two way one for bikes. Hatton Garden/HolbornThis cut through is at the end of Hatton garden, heading south. The road itself is one way for cars but two way for bikes and makes a handy cut through for routes in from the North and East. From here it is easy to get to the Inns of Court, Temple, Blackfriars or Smithfield. It can also be used to get to the city, should you wish. The infrastructure itself is understated and this is really its only downside – it is not a highly painted bike lane and so it will have pedestrians in it more often than not, therefore you need to use some caution and a low speed. However, the junction at Holborn viaduct that you end up in is not very nice and there is a specific little bike lane to get you into a West bound lane should that be your goal. There are a lot more great cut-throughs in central London of course. There are loads in Bloomsbury that I find particularly helpful and a few just South of the river near Borough that are also great. What are your favourites? from London Cyclist http://ift.tt/29sDBWs Original post here: http://ift.tt/295FmrY
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from Vuelio http://ift.tt/294Ov7R Original post here: http://ift.tt/294UObv For both pet and human produsts supermarkets are convenient and inexpensive. But the quality of the food can be poor, and can cause long term health problems. Many supermarket products are basically junk food, or food loaded with additives. We cannot expect this to be good for us or our pets.
Many pets can survive on a poor diet, but they will not be at their healthiest. And when they are sick we are both distressed and inconvenienced by the situation. Supplying a better diet allows a pet to live up to 30% longer. A healthier pet is in everybody’s interest.
Many inexpensive pet foods contain fillers that cause digestive strain and gas. This is enough reason to avoid them. Pets fed these products will be unappealing companions, preferring to suffer in silence than play with their owners. The healthier diet makes them more worthwhile pets.
Pet food should be based on healthy ingredients and have little or no fillers. Often that are species and breed specific. Vet recommendations tend to be pretty reliable. Else, research you pet’s best options on line.
Papillon Products Organic pet shampoo, Pet cologne, Pet soap and other products go a long way to making your pet healthier. Pet shampoo online and other products can be ordered online.
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