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Sometimes, you just do not have as much garden space as you might like. And, it is quite possible that you do not have any garden space at all if you have a backyard area that is just a concrete slab or a wooden deck. Instead of getting frustrated by the situation and everything that you want to do, but cannot do because you there is no fresh dirt, get creative and turn to planter boxes to satisfy that green thumb of yours.

Planter boxes are a really great outdoor accessory that lets you plant anything wherever you want. So, instead of being limited by the small planting area in your backyard, or lack thereof, you can use this outdoor accessory in a number of different ways. One way you can use this outdoor accessory is to add some more planting space in addition to what you might already have. So, if you want an herb garden or something similar, but do not have the planting area that you need, you can easily do it just by adding one to your space. Plus, maybe you do not have a garden space at all, well, you can plant an entire garden in one if you want to because they make them that big so hold that many plants.

Another way you can use this outdoor accessory is if you feel like adding a slice of nature o your backyard deck or patio space in the form of smaller shrubs or trees. If you do not actually have the room to plant them in the ground, no problem since with a few of these accessories you can add as much foliage as you want since you can plant those smaller trees and shrubs in them. Actually, when it comes down to it, they are very versatile and these are just a few of the practical ways that you could utilize them.

Not only do planter boxes provide a functional place to plant different greenery, but they are also extremely appealing to the eye and would definitely enhance any space that they are put in because of the many unique designs that they come in and materials that they are made out of. Some of the designs include ones that are square, round, triangle, v-shaped, rectangular, and some can even be tapered or have a vase shape. They can also be made out of a wide variety of materials and the best options available include redwood, pine, recycled resin and heavy duty plastic, shorea, and even take.

Each material is very sturdy and durable so your selection will last for many, many years in your outdoor space. With all the different designs and materials, they basically become great decorative accent pieces and would look wonderful on any deck, patio, patio, or outdoor area. To check out all of the many available options, the fastest and easiest way is to just turn on that personal computer and do some comparison shopping online.

If you live in the city where you do not have any space to garden, or just want to add a little extra gardening space to your backyard area, planter boxes would be the perfect outdoor accessory for you. And not only are they practical, but they are also extremely eye-catching and would be sure to improve on the appearance of any outdoor area. So, if you are looking satisfy that green thumb of yours and add a decorative touch to your space, there is no better option.

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Golf Swing Control will show you how to know what is happening with your swing, your short game and your putting so you can make adjustments at the driving range, on the course, or even at home. Golf swing training is the approach of swing technique, practice and swing exercises to improve golf game.

The left foot is slightly open as this makes it easier for the body to follow through the golf swing. This position will make your arms hang comfortably in front of your body, to be able to swing more freely. This movement can be an important part of the swing as it will ensure that your weight is evenly distributed on the feet. The backswing now starts with the initial rotation shoulders, hips, hands and arms an almost simultaneous movement. The downswing begins by pushing your weight from right to left and rotating the body and hips. The motion should be unbroken from the start of the downswing to the finish of the follow through. In fact, the whole swing from start to finish should be one unbroken movement. Remember it is a swing and not a hit. The hips should lead the shoulders all the way through until the end of the swing. And that is how to perform the perfect Golf swing.

The ball leaves the tee at about 140 mph with a backspin of fifty to sixty rotations per second. Aside from being able to crush the ball at the tee, a good golfer must also know how to adapt his drive according to the weather. Twelve degrees is the typical angle of flight the ball follows off a tee shot. If the wind is coming from behind you you should choose a club with a greater lie angle to give the ball more loft so you can use the wind to your advantage to carry your ball further.

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Recently, we took a two week trip to visit family in Georgia and Iowa. We spent a total of 6 days in the car driving. Now first of all, any small business owner knows you cant leave your business for 2 weeks and expect to find it running at full capacity, or sometimes even running at all. Second of all, small business owners know you cannot sit in a car for 6 days and not work. What a waste of precious time! Here are a few tips I picked up along the way that will help make your trip go smoother:

Call ahead and check for internet capabilities. When making your reservations, find a hotel that has high speed internet access. Most hotels are now carrying these capabilities. If you have a laptop, make sure your room will have the capability of supporting your computer. This is important, as I went to a hotel in Nashville, TN and was told they did not have internet in every room, but they would keep a business room for me. When arriving there, they told me they did not have any of those rooms available. I had to go down to the lobby late at night to check my email, and of course I couldnt do my work because I needed to be able to download files to my computer. Ensure that they will GUARANTEE your room will have internet access. Call and find out if you will need any special hardware to assist you in using their internet. If you dont have a laptop, dont worry. Most of the hotels have a business center in which they provide internet access and a computer. Find out what they have for your use and make sure it will be sufficient.

Make a list. Decide what it is you will want to work on. Make a To Do list. Then, going off of your To Do list, be sure to pack everything you will need to take to complete your list. If necessary, make a To Pack list to ensure that you take everything you need. There is nothing worse than getting 200 miles from home, and realize you left an essential client folder at home, and now cant complete your work.

Make sure you have all the necessary hardware. Here are a few things to think about taking: Laptop All accessories for the laptop, including your carry along bag. (If you dont have a laptop bag, I got a nice, cheap, black leather one at Sams Club.) A power adaptor. Unless your laptop has long lasting battery, you are going to need an adaptor. I got a 300 watt power inverter at Radio Shack. It handles my laptop beautifully. If you are not sure what you will need, go in and ask the guys at your computer shop or call the maker of your computer and ask what the requirements are. Something to set your workstation on. I got a cheap $10 lap TV tray at Wal-Mart that works beautifully. It holds my laptop, keyboard, and mouse and is comparable to having a small desktop. It folds up when I am not using it so that it doesnt take up too much room. (This one is for those of you driving.) Wireless PC card-if you have one. Some hotels will allow you to hook up wirelessly at their hotels.

Make everything accessible. When you pack your car, make sure everything you need will be in reach. Be sure you dont pack any necessary files in the trunk, if in doubt, keep them out! If you are flying, dont check your work bag.

Use the time to catch up on menial work. Sometimes I find I am so busy with my clients, I dont have time to do my work. It just piles up. I spent several hours of my trip doing menial things like organizing my Outlook, my computer files, sorting through old files, etc. Use this time in the car or on the plane to your benefit!

Enjoy yourself! Remember this is a vacation. Dont spend the whole time working! Work while you are in the traveling mode, but when you reach your destination, enjoy your time. If you are driving, make sure to watch the scenery around you as you work, so that you can enjoy yourself. Be sure you enjoy your family and friends as you travel!

Have wonderful and safe travels!

Patty Benton is a coach for new entrepreneurs interested in venturing into the virtual assistance industry that is affordable to all, and she has also written an e-book that takes virtual assistants through the process of setting up their business. Visit her coaching site at http://www.virtualvacoach.com for program details and great business resources. Additionally, Patty is the owner of JERPAT Virtual Assistants and JERPAT Web Design, http://www.moretime4u.org, which provides affordable administrative and web design support to coaches, small businesses, religious organizations, and realtors. She has also partnered to establish the ministry Acknowledging Christ Together at Work http://www.actatwork.com 2005 JERPAT

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