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Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Make Your Room Inviting and Comfy With These Simple Bedroom Ideas



It is undeniable that the bedroom is the best place where you can relax or unwind after a busy day. Indeed, this is a personal haven. In spite of its great contribution during relaxation, many of us neglect this room because we focus more on the living room, the kitchen, and even the guest room. It’s not because it’s your private room you can set it a part, the more you make it good because it is your private sanctuary. I would like to share these bedroom ideas so you can also make your room inviting and comfortable.

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U.S. exchanges reviewing large number of options trades
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. exchanges are reviewing a batch of possibly erroneous options trades that occurred at Tuesday's market opening, and NYSE Euronext said it anticipates most of the affected trades on its Amex Options market will be cancelled.
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