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Hanging a mirror can instantly brighten up a wall or make a room feel larger than it actually is. They're a decorator's dream, really, but beautiful mirrors can be pretty pricy. Fortunately for you, though, right now is the perfect time to shop and save big on mirrors of every style. We've rounded up 13 of the best mirror deals for every room of your house. Don't miss out on savings! Subscribe to DealTown and get all the latest deals delivered straight to your inbox. Soheila Gold Framed Wall Mirror Regular price: $612.99Sale price: $490.39 This elegant oval mirror is 39-inches high by 27.5-inches wide. Its timeless, geometric design looks lovely with modern, contemporary and traditional decor. Buy It Here Jaxson Weathered Wire Wall Mirror Regular price: $715Sale price: $279.59 This 30-by-47.5-inch mirror can be hung vertically or horizontally. The 4-inch deep frame has an antique bronze finish that adds an industrial chic look to any space. Buy It Here Arien Beveled Wall Mirror … [Read more...] about 13 Mirror Deals For Every Room Of Your Home

…Seek end to Farmers/Herders conflict By Marie-Therese Nanlong Critical peace builders working for the resolution of farmers/herders conflicts in Plateau, Benue and Nasarawa States have reiterated their commitments towards ensuring the peace processes initiated to end the recurring menace in the Middle Belt region is sustained and lasting peace restored in the States. The stakeholders at a two-day Regional Peace Architecture Dialogue, RPAD in Jos expressed diverse views which would help nip violence conflicts in the bud and called on governments of the North Central States to work in collaboration with one another to ensure peaceful co-existence among the people. AfDB approves $124m loan for water supply in Akure(Opens in a new browser tab) Speaking at the event organized by Search for Common Ground, a non-governmental organisation working in the region to transform farmers/herders conflicts and promote freedom of religions and beliefs, Plateau State Governor, Simon Lalong … [Read more...] about Peace builders from Plateau, Benue, Nasarawa converge in Jos

Skye Wheatley has returned to the Big Brother mansion five years after appearing on the hit Channel 10 show.  Taking to her YouTube channel on Tuesday, the 25-year-old documented herself as she toured the now derelict mansion that has been completely ruined by vandals. The emotional star toured the compound with partner Lachlan Waugh and their seven-month-old baby, Forest, in tow.   'I can't believe this was my home and now it's destroyed': On Saturday, former Big Brother star Skye Wheatley (pictured), 25, inspected the now derelict mansion with her partner Lachlan and seven-month-old baby, Forest... five years after rising to fame on the show Skye begins the video showing herself and Lachlan walking through dense bush land in order to get to the mansion, which sits within the Dreamworld theme park on the Gold Coast. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next 'Try posing like this and sucking in for ten minutes... 'Guys this is how blonde I am!' Former Big Brother … [Read more...] about ‘I can’t believe this was my home and now it’s destroyed’: Former Big Brother star Skye Wheatley, 25, inspects the now derelict mansion with her partner and seven-month-old baby… five years after rising to fame on the show

What’s going for it? Centuries ago, Tenterden was a port, the estuarine tentacles of the sea creeping up the squelchy Rother valley with the tides from Rye to Small Hythe. These days the town is beached in the gentle hills and high hedges of Kent’s High Weald – though you never know, climate change may in time resurrect its long-dead shipbuilding industry. For now, at least, there is not a whiff of ozone in the spring air. Instead, Tenterden is all budding hop trellises and grapevines: much of the UK’s booming wine industry is nearby – climate change again. It’s a monied, country casuals kind of place, with a pretty townscape of verges, trees and a who’s who of architectural styles, mostly ignored by coach parties thanks to its relative isolation off the beaten track – high on retirees (see below) and prep schools, low on thrills. Though I have been known to utter a yelp when the steam trains on the Kent & East Sussex Railway brake … [Read more...] about Let’s move to Tenterden, Kent: ‘Home of the booming British wine industry’

A 70-metre high wall of flames is bearing down on homes north-west of Sydney - as residents are warned it's 'too late to leave'. An emergency warning was issued on Sunday afternoon for the Gospers Mountain blaze, which is more than 378,000 hectares in size and ravaging the Blue Mountains.   At least two homes were reportedly destroyed by 11.30pm, as the blaze scaled above the trees and sent plumes of smoke through the sky.     A 70-metre high wall of flames is bearing down on homes north-west of Sydney Plumes of smoke are seen rising above the Blue Mountains on Sunday amid the Gospers Mountain fire Footage shared by the Terrey Hills Brigade and captured by Captain Peter Duff showed the out-of-control flames at Mt Tomah. Behind the camera, a firefighter can be heard saying there were 'spot fires galore down here' which were stretching between 60 to 70 metres high.  'Please keep in mind that this is fire weather behaviour in fairly mild conditions but … [Read more...] about Ferocious 70m high flames bear down on homes as out-of-control ‘mega blaze’ breaks containment lines west of Sydney

A volcanic eruption which has destroyed hundreds of homes in Hawaii has slowed to a virtual standstill after three months. On Monday geologists said Kilauea, on Hawaii's Big Island, had slowed to a halt for the first time in three months, but stressed it was too soon to say what might happen next. Tina Neal, chief scientist at the US Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, said lava is now just bubbling at one vent, known as Fissure 8. Scroll down for video  Lava is no longer flowing from Kilauea on Hawaii after three months of eruptions The volcano has destroyed hundreds of homes but now just one vent remains active Levels of sulfur dioxide gas vented from the fissure, about 25 miles from its summit crater, have also dropped dramatically, she said.  At the eruption's peak there were as many as two dozen fissures.  The subdued activity there coincided with another major collapse in the outer wall of the summit crater last Thursday, followed by a final … [Read more...] about Hawaii volcano eruption which destroyed hundreds of homes slows to virtual halt after more than three months