House for sale in Findhorn, Scotland, UK

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* Three/Four Bedroom House
* Double Glazing
* Electric Storage Heating

* Open Fire
* Gardens

Tenure:

Freehold
Full description:
THE PROPERTY OFFERS WELL PROPORTIONED ROOMS SPREAD OVER TWO FLOORS. THE HOUSE IS DOUBLE GLAZED AND HAS ELECTRIC STORAGE HEATING. ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES LOUNGE, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, THREE BEDROOMS, SHOWER ROOM, BATHROOM AND GARDENS. THIS IS A SUBSTANTIAL TRADITIONAL HOUSE AND AN INTERNAL VIEWING IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Entrance vestibule: 8’ x 4’2”
A front door leads into a vestibule with double doors to the main hall.

Hall
With stairs to the first floor and an electric storage heater.

Dining Room: 14’5” x 14’2”
A good sized room with a window to the front. A multi fuel stove in a stone hearth acts as a focal point to the room. Electric storage heater and a display alcove. T.V and telephone point.

Kitchen: 8’7” x 8’1”
Fitted with modern wall and base units offering ample storage and workspace and a built in pantry cupboard. Inset stainless steel sink and drainer and plumbed for a washing machine. Window and door to the side.

Lounge: 14’2” x 11”
A bright room with a window to the front. An open fire in a tiled surround acts as a focal point to the room. Electric storage heater and shelved alcove display.

Bedroom One: 10’ x 10’6”
A bright room with a window to the rear. Built in storage cupboard.

Shower Room: 7’6” x 6’7”
Fitted with a W.C, wash hand basin and a shower cubicle. Window to the side. Wall mounted electric heater.

First Floor Landing:
An open landing with a roof light, built in storage and a large airing cupboard.

Bedroom Two: 14’2” x 11’1”
A good sized double bedroom with a window to the front. Electric storage heater and access to the roof space.

Bedroom Three: 14’ x 14’2”
A good sized double bedroom with a window to the front. Electric storage heater. Access to the roof space. Telephone point.

Bathroom: 8’2” x 7’8”
Fitted with a three piece suite with a shower over the bath and a window to the side. Laminate flooring and a wall mounted heater.

Bathroom: 8’2” x 7’8”
Fitted with a three piece suite with a shower over the bath and a window to the side. Laminate flooring and a wall mounted heater.

Outside:
To the front is a fenced garden. To the rear is a very private fenced garden laid to lawn and patio.

Notes:

All carpets, blinds and curtains are included in the sale.

Council Tax Band ‘E’.

To view this property or request more details, contact Cluny Estates Agents & Property Management, Forres.
If you have other questions about this property, please telephone 0845 618 5972

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Extract:

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Here is an extract about getting pages out of the dreaded supplemental pages category:

"Of course, someone just *had* to ask about supplemental results and what causes pages to be banished there. (This is one of the most common questions that I hear at all SEO/SEM conferences.) Dan provided us with some insights as to what the supplemental results were and how you could get your URLs out of them. He explained that basically the supplemental index is where they put pages that have low PageRank (the real kind) or ones that don’t change very often. These pages generally don’t show up in the search results unless there are not enough relevant pages in the main results to show. He had some good news to report: Google is starting to crawl the supplemental index more often, and soon the distinction between the main index and the supplemental index will be blurring. For now, to get your URLs back into the main results, he suggested more incoming links (of course!)."

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The full article is Getting Into Google By Jill Whalen

Update: 26th July 2007.

Cheers,

William
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I collected various lists, merged them, removed duplicates, removed similies to the same site and tested them. Hats off to elliot for a inital list which has rather suffered from lack of maintanance.

This a list of the ones which worked based on a much larger list from different sources:

http://rpc.technorati.com/rpc/ping
http://rpc.weblogs.com/RPC2
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http://ping.weblogalot.com/rpc.php
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http://www.newsisfree.com/xmlrpctest.php
http://topicexchange.com/RPC2
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Last tested 26th July 2007

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web marketing

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Can you see how they make their money?
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Once you see a few of things you will get a flavour or the best approaches for selling via the web. You can then start to adapt their wording and their techniques to your needs.

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If you are not sure which one of these services to use just try pingomatic for a while and then take a look at the others later.

Lists of places where you can autoping multiple sites:

http://rpc.pingomatic.com/
http://feedburner.com/ - You have to join to use their PingShot multi-ping service.
http://pingoat.com/
http://pinger.blogflux.com/
http://feedshark.brainbliss.com/
http://www.pings.ws/
http://blip.lco.net/SubmitForm.aspx
http://pinger.blogflux.com/
http://www.pings.ws/
http://www.alles-over.com/ping-service/

Enjoy...:)

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