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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Popularity of Plantation Shutters Continues to Rise, Notes Eclipse Shutters

    NORCROSS, GA, August 07, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Eclipse Shutters, one of North America's largest manufacturers of custom made indoor shutters, is pleased to have found that plantation-style shutters are more popular than ever and have become a requested amenity in homes available for sale.

Indoor shutters for windows have been a popular addition to the home since they became fashionable in the court of King Louis XIV of France. Their timeless beauty and effortless functionality have made this centuries old trend a lasting one.

Modern homeowners understand that having plantation shutters installed on their windows improves their home in several ways. The most obvious way is that they increase the beauty of the home, both inside and outside. These interior shutters provide a classic grace that merges well with nearly any personal aesthetic. Less obvious is the way that plantation shutters save homeowners money on heating and cooling costs by insulating their home during summer and winter.

These benefits have made plantation interior shutters a desirable commodity in the strongly buyer-friendly housing market. Buyers are insisting on having these popular shutters installed in potential purchase properties, and sellers are quick to oblige since plantation shutters boost their property's value.

"It's been wonderful to see plantation shutters growing more and more popular," says Shannon Hodges, Director of Marketing at Eclipse Shutters. "We believe they are a fantastic addition to any home, and we love that so many homeowners and home buyers agree."

To get custom made plantation shutters for your home or property, visit Eclipse Shutters online at http://www.eclipseshutters.com.

About Eclipse Shutters:

Eclipse Shutters is an Atlanta-based custom shutter provider with a network of licensed fabricators around the country. Their company has grown to become one of the largest manufacturers of tailor-made plantation shutters in North America. Eclipse Shutters was established in 1992 and offers customers fast delivery and a 25-year warranty.

For more information, visit http://www.eclipseshutters.com.

For all media inquiries, please contact:

Allie Petit
Content Manager
Cardinal Web Solutions
http://www.CardinalWebSolutions.com

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Sunday, April 21, 2013

Subaru Continues to Break Away From The Pack

Your browser, , is out of date and not supported by www.motortrend.com. It may not display all features of our site properly and could have potential security flaws. Please update your browser to the most upated version. Update Now By Todd Lassa | From the November 2012 issue of Motor Trend  |   Subaru BRZ Front Three QuartersSubaru: 189,487/+23.2% Subaru BRZ Front Three QuarterView the original article here

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Euro Unwinds Most of the Cyprus Deal Gains, Aussie Continues to Find Wind

By Benjamin Spier 25 March 2013 10:11 GMT Cyprus has managed to secure the Euro-zone’s 10-billion Euro bailout without hurting depositors with less than 100,000 Euros in their accounts, a deal that has sent risk appetite back into the markets. In an update to the deal, there were reports earlier that the Chair of the Cyprus Finance Committee said he believes the losses to large depositors will be 30%.

Although the deal doesn’t need approval from the Cyprus parliament, because of its bank restructuring basis, the deal does need the approval of its lenders in the Euro-zone and Germany. The Bundestag may have to vote to approve the bailout deal, but German reception thus far has been positive. Finance Minister Schaeuble said the aid deal represents the German position and the deal is fair. Merkel ally and lawmaker Michelbach noted that Cyprus must fulfill all conditions to get aid.

Most of the initial jump to 1.3075 in EUR/USD seen after the aid announcement has been unwound over the European session, but the key 1.3000 line seems to now be providing support. Resistance may be provided at 1.3055, by the 38.2% retracement of the fall from the pair’s all time high to its all time low.

Meanwhile, the risk appetite created by the Cyprus deal may have been somewhat responsible for the Australian Dollar setting a new two-month high against the US Dollar at 1.0471 duing today’s European session.

In economic releases, the Italian consumer confidence index was reported at 85.2 in March, slightly below expectations and lower than the 86.0 index in February. UK BBA Loans for House Purchases declined to 30,506 in February. Neither release had significant effect on Forex markets.

As this writing is being published, Italy will sell 2014 bonds and 2018,2023 I/L bonds. Italian 10-year bond yields have declined 5.9 bps today and the benchmark bond price is now trading above the point where it was before the elections that led to the current political stalemate in Italy.

(Did you understand all the terms used in today’s report? If so, test your skills with DailyFX’s Trading IQ Quiz.)

EURUSD Daily: March 25, 2013

Euro_Unwinds_Most_of_the_Cyprus_Deal_Gains_Aussie_Continues_to_Find_Wind_body_eurusd_daily_chart.png, Euro Unwinds Most of the Cyprus Deal Gains, Aussie Continues to Find Wind Chart created by Benjamin Spier using Marketscope 2.0

--- Written by Benjamin Spier, DailyFX Research. Feedback can be sent to bbspier@fxcm.com .

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25 March 2013 10:11 GMT


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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Euro Unwinds Most of the Cyprus Deal Gains, Aussie Continues to Find Wind

By Benjamin Spier 25 March 2013 10:11 GMT Cyprus has managed to secure the Euro-zone’s 10-billion Euro bailout without hurting depositors with less than 100,000 Euros in their accounts, a deal that has sent risk appetite back into the markets. In an update to the deal, there were reports earlier that the Chair of the Cyprus Finance Committee said he believes the losses to large depositors will be 30%.

Although the deal doesn’t need approval from the Cyprus parliament, because of its bank restructuring basis, the deal does need the approval of its lenders in the Euro-zone and Germany. The Bundestag may have to vote to approve the bailout deal, but German reception thus far has been positive. Finance Minister Schaeuble said the aid deal represents the German position and the deal is fair. Merkel ally and lawmaker Michelbach noted that Cyprus must fulfill all conditions to get aid.

Most of the initial jump to 1.3075 in EUR/USD seen after the aid announcement has been unwound over the European session, but the key 1.3000 line seems to now be providing support. Resistance may be provided at 1.3055, by the 38.2% retracement of the fall from the pair’s all time high to its all time low.

Meanwhile, the risk appetite created by the Cyprus deal may have been somewhat responsible for the Australian Dollar setting a new two-month high against the US Dollar at 1.0471 duing today’s European session.

In economic releases, the Italian consumer confidence index was reported at 85.2 in March, slightly below expectations and lower than the 86.0 index in February. UK BBA Loans for House Purchases declined to 30,506 in February. Neither release had significant effect on Forex markets.

As this writing is being published, Italy will sell 2014 bonds and 2018,2023 I/L bonds. Italian 10-year bond yields have declined 5.9 bps today and the benchmark bond price is now trading above the point where it was before the elections that led to the current political stalemate in Italy.

(Did you understand all the terms used in today’s report? If so, test your skills with DailyFX’s Trading IQ Quiz.)

EURUSD Daily: March 25, 2013

Euro_Unwinds_Most_of_the_Cyprus_Deal_Gains_Aussie_Continues_to_Find_Wind_body_eurusd_daily_chart.png, Euro Unwinds Most of the Cyprus Deal Gains, Aussie Continues to Find Wind Chart created by Benjamin Spier using Marketscope 2.0

--- Written by Benjamin Spier, DailyFX Research. Feedback can be sent to bbspier@fxcm.com .

DailyFX provides forex news and technical analysis on the trends that influence the global currency markets.
Learn forex trading with a free practice account and trading charts from FXCM.

25 March 2013 10:11 GMT


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