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I find it interesting and fun to add scrapbooking quotes at my scrapbook pages. It gives some value added for me and other who want to see it (if I let them to see it of course).

There is some benefit when you add some quotes on your scrapbook.

Wonderful Space Fillers.

Then just keep those empty spaces look boring, why not put something in there. Just write down whatever comes up in your mind, whether it is messages/ideas that you failed to express effectively while you construct the pages that you working before. Maybe it can be an inspiration for the next page.

Inspire.

Imagine when someone open up your scrapbook and stumble on a line that can make them happy, or smile, or raise their confidence. Is it nice to know that? Is it wonderful that you can spice up someone else life in the entire day just because a scrapbook quotes that you pick carefully?

I remember when I surf the internet, I find an interesting quotes that say, “Do what you can do today better that yesterday”. So…why not make someone else enjoy their rest of the day?

Show others what’s important to you and sum up your emotions in the right way.

Sometime, other does not understand why you create pages A. But, by adding some quotes, you can tell a story about what’s important to you. And you can show how you feel that day

Delightful piece of art,

Pick a famous quotes that interesting and useful as if you want to say it your self to someone else. With the same rhyme maybe?

There you have a useful benefit of scrapbooking quotes that can motivate you to adding some in your scrapbook pages. Enjoy the fun…

Link to this article: http://scrapbooking.blogbuddy.ca/2009/scrapbooking-tips/the-benefits-of-scrapbooking-quotes/

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Traveling can be a lot of fun; protect your vacation from being ruined by scams, world events or changing regulations. By being informed and aware of your surroundings, your dream vacation can be everything you want it to be.?

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Donna Baker-Olson of Escape to Travel shares her thoughts on 10 things you can do to feel safe while traveling:

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1. Know the rules.

As an international traveler, you should be aware of the rules for bringing items back from your trip.
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2. Be informed.

always check travel warnings for the area where you will be traveling.
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3. Lock up.

When leaving your room make sure your door is securely closed and locked.
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4. Get travel insurance.

Any number of things can turn your perfect vacation into a disaster such as illness, accident, natural disasters, lost luggage, delayed flights or canceled flights.? The best way to protect you against these and other major problems is to have good travel insurance.
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5. Know your rights.

Airline passengers do have rights. Learn what they are here.
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6. Trust your instincts.

The best precaution you can take is to trust your instincts. Only choose accommodation you feel comfortable with and stay away from ground floor rooms or ones with easy access from the outside (i.e. a balcony). Ask to see a room before you take it-is it clean and safe enough?
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7. Be prepared.

To help safeguard yourself, consider taking a self-defense course, let someone at home know your itinerary, and register with the closest overseas U.S. embassy if you’re going somewhere unusual or offbeat. Also, act confident (even when you’re lost) and pay attention to social customs (do women go out alone after dark?).
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8. Consider your load.

Most importantly, don’t carry so much baggage that it could compromise your safety and prevent you from keeping one hand free. If you’re feeling weighed down by all your baggage and travel books, mail something home.
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9. Buy a doorstop.

Protect yourself, never travel without a simple rubber door-stop. It can stop intruders in their tracks. It’s inexpensive, light to pack, and gives you the peace of mind to sleep well. The main door to your room usually has a pretty good lock and peephole and sometimes a bar chain. But if there is an adjoining room, that door usually has a fairly flimsy lock. The doorstop is especially useful in those situations.
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10. Keep your valuables close.

Carry your passport, plane ticket, traveler’s checks and cash in a concealed money belt worn around the waist.

We want to know…what keeps you feeling safe while travelling?

 BANGKOK, April 7 (Reuters) - Thai stocks are expected to
edge down on Tuesday because of domestic political tension
ahead of a big anti-government rally, as well as gloom on
overseas markets due to U.S. financial fears, analysts said.

 Thousands of red-shirted protesters, supporters of exiled
Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, plan a big rally on
Wednesday, and Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has vowed to
take firm measures to prevent bloody confrontation.
[nBKK442810]

 "Domestic politics remains the key risk factor for our
market, with investors likely to sell due to fears related to
the big rally on April 8," said Kosin Sripaiboon, head of
research at UOB Kay Hian Securities. "We will also track other
Asian markets lower."

 On Monday U.S. bank shares were dragged down after analyst
Mike Mayo of Calyon Securities warned of rising loan losses by
the end of 2010. [ID:nN06322858].

 Support on the main index .SETI is expected at 440 and
437 and resistance at 447 and 450, the analysts added.

 The Thai market was closed on Monday for a public holiday.
On Friday, it climbed 0.8 percent to 446.04, its highest close
since Feb. 16, cheered by improving U.S. data.

 Click [TH/TRADING01] for cumulative trading value by
investor type. ----------------------MARKET SNAPSHOT @ 0124 GMT
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                 INSTRUMENT   LAST       PCT CHG   NET CHG
S&P 500             .SPX       835.48      -0.83%    -7.020
USD/JPY                    100.74      -0.28%    -0.280
10-YR US TSY YLD      2.9168          --    -0.015
SPOT GOLD                  874.4        0.64%     5.600
US CRUDE            CLc1       51.04       -0.02%    -0.010
DOW JONES           .DJI       7975.85     -0.52%    -41.74
ASIA ADRS           .BKAS      95.49       -2.05%      -2.00
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MARKET SUMMARY > NYMEX-Crude stays above $51/bbl after 2.8 pct
fall       [O/R] > US STOCKS-Wall Street rally stumbles as bank
fears reemerge[.N] > FOREX-US dollar rises broadly as U.S.
stocks fall       [USD/] > TREASURIES-Bonds fall on concerns
over supply, Fed buying [US/] > PRECIOUS-Gold edges up as
market seen oversold; ETF stead[GOL/]

 STOCKS AND FACTORS TO WATCH

 - Thailand's economy will contract sharply this year,
largely because of the global recession, and low inflation
gives it room for further interest rate cuts, the International
Monetary Fund said. [nN06419616]

 - The global economic crisis and the security threat posed
by North Korea's rocket launch will grab much of the attention
this weekend when Asian leaders gather in Thailand for their
annual summit. [nBKK489993]

 - For the Thai press digest click on [PRESS/TH]

 - For Thailand's IPO diary click on 

 - For Thailand's stock exchange news click on [TH-SET]

 - For Thailand corporate earnings: [TH-RES-RTRS]

 - For Thailand economic forecast: [POLL-ECI-TH-RTRS]
 ($1=35.37 Baht)
 (Reporting by Arada Therdthammakun; Editing by Alan Raybould)

Kia Ora, welcome to New Zealand! You’ve just landed in Auckland and passed the rigorous customs screening (do NOT bring any fruits, meats, soils, seeds unless you want a huge fine), but now what? New Zealand is a developed country so there shouldn’t be much to worry about, right? Whether a country is super developed or developing there are always hazards travelers face along the way, we asked a few of our friends in the travel industry what tips they would give travelers going to Aotearoa.

1. Practice sun safety.

The sun is surprisingly strong, especially at high altitudes and in the North Island so always wear sun block even if it’s a cloudy day. Josh Steinitz, NileGuide?

2. Bring bug spray.

The west coast of the South Island can have bad sand flies in places like Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound. Make sure to bring plenty of strong bug spray. Christina Tunnah, WorldNomads

3. Look both ways!

Remember to look right before crossing the street! In big cities like Auckland there are handy reminders on the curb reminding tourists that traffic is coming from the opposite direction that most are used to, but in case the sign isn’t there to save you, look right! Alexia Nestora, VoluntourismGal

4. Know the numbers.

The emergency telephone number in New Zealand is 111. It is a free phone call. If you have an emergency and need a quick response from the Police, the Fire Service, Ambulance or Search and Rescue, dial 111. Ted Martens, Sustainable Travel International

5. Watch out for water hazards.?

Given New Zealand’s subtropical climate, it is no surprise that New Zealanders like to spend so much of their leisure time in the water. However water can conceal hazards. We recommend that you visit the Water Safety New Zealand website, for advice on how to stay safe on New Zealand’s beaches and waterways. NewZealand.com

Learn more about travel to New Zealand and what to expect from our friends at Lonely Planet.

The one thing all of our adventure travel friends recommend is, if you have a chance, go see an All Black game where they’ll do a ‘haka’. Check out this video for an exciting preview of a tribal tradition and all around cool spectacle.

Learn some Maori, the locals will be glad you learned some of their history and culture.

Kia Ora – Welcome

Aotearoa – Land of the Long White Cloud, New Zealand

Kai – Food

Marae – Maori religious and meeting place

Pakeha – New Zealander of non-M?ori descent, usually European

Whanau – Family

Kauri – Large Native Tree

Haka – Tribal dance

What did you learn in New Zealand and wish you knew before you went?? Leave us a comment…

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