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Door Handles and Door Locks – Know These by Heart 

What is the use of a door handles and a door locks? A door handle is generally an attachment to the outer layer of the door for bolting and unbolting. Door Handles are generally made from chrome or Brass. The difference is that chrome handles are made of long lasting plastic such as ABS plastics which gives the handle durability. While Brass handles are tough and heavy and does not corrode.

Door locks are for the safety of your home, in other words for security purposes. It is important to protect your home from burglars as to avoid stealing your properties. It is advisable to purchase locks that are heavy and hard so it won’t easily break.

There are lots of locks you can choose, just visit www.fixy.co.uk. Here you can find varieties of locks, from different sizes and styles so, make sure you ask some information on how to use it. Able customer service will be more than happy to assist you.  

Considering the history of the fascinating  rockola jukeboxes, the rockola jukebox model 1413 was the first one to hit the market. It was rolled out for the masses during the year 1942, and dominated the market for close to 5years. It was more like an alien-shaped device, while the subsequent model resembled the violin stems.

In 1953, the Seeburg M100C was offered along with dashing Chrome glass tubes at the front, and capacity to play music records at 45 rpm. Soon after that the Rock-Ola 1438 Comet was unveiled in 1954.

Equipped with glass panels, another one called the Seeburg HF100R was offered. It was featured with Icicle chrome on the grill as well as glass panels. It had band-shell appearance with anodized chrome and also 5-speakers with superb sound quality. Rock-Ola 1438 Comet was another one offered soon after the Seeburg HF100R, which was provided with a square animated title bar.

The one who uses the gifts of nature wisely is the happiest. Another method of solar heating and cooling is the use of deciduous trees. When planted  to the south of the house the leaves of these trees provide shade in summer keeping the house cool, whereas in winter when they shed their leaves the southern sun falls on the house, warming it.

The Solar Heating and solar lighting during winter may be reduced by 1/2 or 1/3 due to these southern trees – hence it is not suggested to plant the trees in the south in the countries with significant heating costs - but to the west and east of the house. This kind of planting will allow minimum Solar Heating during the summers and effective solar gain in the winters. The greenhouses are built to the south of the house to get maximum Solar Heating, for most part of the day.

Welcome to my home.

What can I say? My name is Dan and this is my CyberDwelling.

You’ll find my life, love, work and play within this site; as well as my outlets on life and some pretty cool stuff for yourself.

It’s nothing fancy; but it works and it’s mine - My work, my life and my property - Want a site like mine? Don’t RiP it; learn how to do it yourself by reading one of my tutorials!!!

Enjoy the site and let me know what you thinks.

- Dan -

06th March 2005 @ 20:28GMT

Version 2 is in production; I know version 1 is not quite complete yet; but I’ve run into a few bugs that cannot be easily quashed and I want the site to be somewhat futureproof; so version 2 is going to be 100% XHTML and CSS valid - Trust me; this is not as easy as it sounds; especially for someone like me that has always coded in “dodgy” html up until now; if you want, you can check out the building area here.

28th February 2005 @ 22:17GMT

Well the site is really starting to take shape now. I’ve just rewritten some of the backend scripts and have just written and introduced a dead file grabber because I noticed a few people getting 404, File Not Found errors… This should now eradicate the problem as it has a built in search function that scans the bad URL and keywords which it then cross-references against the page content database. It also saves a copy so I can track down problematic links. Still working on the site regulary so please stay tuned.

24th February 2005 @ 21:33GMT

The main bulk of pages have been inputted into the database and the majority of hard-coding is now complete. After a pretty hard going week at work; this new project has really gave me something to take my mind off of things - Unfortunately my 8Ball program hasn’t gave me good answers to some of the more important questions I’ve asked it. Maybe you’ll have better luck (It can be found in the PHP scripts section of the site).

14th February 2005 @ 19:13GMT

The site has been published and I’m just starting the real hardcore coding for it; I apologise for all of the dead links in advance and I’ll be adding all of the page contents very soon… As you can see, the site is driven by a MySQL and PHP combination with CSS and HTML for the frontend; hope you like it - Simplistically sweet in my opinion.

10th February 2005 @ 20:39GMT

I’ve finally settled on a solution; these are my domains and it’s my server, so why not just be myself and launch my own place on the Net? You’re viewing this page because this is my home on the Net and it’s me… 100% Dan!

5th February 2005 @ 21:18GMT

I need a new outlook on life. My online business ventures have all been flops and although I’ve provided the best; the Net is goverened by price and from what I see; people are more willing to put up with the odd amount of poor service if they are getting it real cheap - What a load of bollocks; if you want my opinion it’s time to get real… I’m closing all of my sites down and pretty soon you’ll see a new me as I relaunch myself.

Stay tuned guys and gals because I will be back!