Every so often in the world of music, a new style comes along that makes people sit up and take notice. In recent times that music has been dubstep, and no song sums up this genre better that ‘I Can’t Stop’ courtesy of DJ Flux Pavilion. If this is your kind of music, and you also have a passion for football, then a current competition that combines the two could see you off to Warsaw for the opening game of the Euro 2012 tournament.

The Kia Dubstep Competition is being run by Kia cars, and as well as the prize to Warsaw, the ultimate winner walks, or rather drives, away with a great new Kia Picanto car. If you fancy being in with a shot of winning these fantastic prizes, let your body do the talking and upload a video of you dancing in your own inimitable way to ‘ I Can’t Stop’ by following the link on the Kai Dubstep page in Facebook.

You only have until the 13th of May to get those entries in, but if you are stuck for ideas, check out what the other entrants have done on YouTube. Adrian Bramila brings in a couple of friends and some footballs to tie in the two themes of the contest with great effect, will this be your inspiration?

Now for the rules; immaterial of how many are in your video, a maximum of 2 can travel to Warsaw, the prizes can only be claimed by adults and ‘I Can’t Stop’ must be clearly audible to prove this is what you are dancing to. If you want to be part of the biggest football spectacle in Europe then get those dancing shoes on and get your entry in fast, you have to be in it to win it! Enter the competition now!
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With Easter just around the corner, fashion conscious women are probably starting to think about what they should wear on Easter Sunday. As the season is always about vibrant baby colours, you can always choose a bright coloured dress, or go the more popular classic route if you do not want to stand out. 

Floral prints, pastels, flowers, and white dresses are all popular. Of course, as Easter is the official mark of the spring fashion season, you may also want to go a bit trendier to celebrate that spring is really here.

This year, some of the most popular Easter dress trends include dresses that have uneven hemlines or one shoulder dresses for a similar look that is not so disheveled. Peplum silhouettes are also popular along with watercolour designers. You will also probably see a lot of colour block dresses out on Easter Sunday, but make sure that you stick to light colours as darker colours are not a great choice for Easter time.

One thing you will see a lot of as well are Maxi length dresses, as long is actually back in this season with dresses and hemlines almost reaching the floor on many different dresses. These are usually square cuts on top or popular choices for the one shoulder sleeve as the chest is shown off a bit to make up for the length. If you do not want to go all the way down, knee length is also in and is much more popular on the catwalks this year than the mini.

When it comes to redecorating your living room you should spend some time looking at design magazines and online for ideas first because you want to make sure that your endeavor turns out the way you want it too and not end up as a mess of clashing themes.

Usually the best way to approach this type of project is to take a close look at the many different contemporary living room designs that are out there so you can make sure you choose a theme that is going to be both trendy and comfortable for your family.

Many contemporary designs are focused around either being modern or being classic, so you can start by deciding for which feel you are attempting to create in your living room.  At this point, you may want to take a look at the surrounding rooms for help choosing your direction since you will want to make sure that the newly decorated living room still fits in nicely with the décor in the rest of the home.

Modern designs often fit in best with homes that are newer and built with high ceilings and asymmetrical architecture, since sleek décor and plush furniture will really help to bring out the flavour of the house’s natural feel. On the other hand, in older homes with fireplaces and wood trimmings, classic designs are often a better choice since they quickly create comfortable and cosy settings that your entire family will love relaxing within on a regular basis after a long day out of the home.

Home decorating has changed vastly over the past few decades, and for the better it has to be said. If you were around in the 1970′s you will remember that every house was more or less the same; white wall, white paintwork and a feature fireplace wall that was either a flowered wallpaper, sheets of board that were meant to look like wood but failed miserably or simply painted a different colour, usually brown.

Nowadays, you can dress up or dress down your home décor depending on the kind of look you want to achieve. Large, plain walls used to have a print or picture hanging from it to break up the space but now there’s a new kid in town that’s making prints somewhat old hat. Using labels such as vinyl stickers around the home bring a whole new dimension to home décor, and are available in numerous colours and designs.

They can also be tailor made if you head to one of the websites that specialise in these stickers so, for example, you could have a child’s name made and place it above their bed with an embellishment in the same colour. Likewise, a dull kitchen can be brightened up with flowers or various designs pertaining to drinks or food, thus making the busiest room in the house a lot more aesthetically pleasing.

By using vinyl stickers around the home you can unleash all those interior designs fantasies that you thought would stay as just that. Quick and easy to apply, vinyl stickers will make your home stand out and have that real wow factor. It is little wonder that the sales of wallpaper have dropped dramatically since this design phenomenon came into being, and never again will you be trawling the shops looking for prints or pictures to brighten up those walls.

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With February the 14^th fast approaching, those who haven’t already bought Valentines gifts for their loved ones are starting to panic a bit. There could be numerous reasons why you haven’t bought your gifts yet; you could be waiting for payday, or maybe you are in a fledgling relationship and you don’t know much about your partner to help you decide on a gift. Whatever your situation, here are a few tips for that last minute Valentine Gift.

Chocolates. Now don’t dismiss these as common or something you haven’t put a lot of thought into, the fact is that the majority of the population, both male and female, love chocolate. Whether it’s milk, dark or white, chocolate is a sweet treat we can’t get enough of. Those who love chocolate will appreciate a fancy box or personalised Valentines chocolates to indulge in and share with their loved one.

Although flowers are mainly thought of as something for women, men love them too and there’s nothing wrong with treating the man in your life to a bunch of red roses. If these are beyond your budget, as the prices do tend to rise around February, get them some of their favourite blooms, or even a plant.

It’s especially hard when you haven’t been with the recipient of your gift for very long. A helium balloon or teddy bear that isn’t declaring undying love is thoughtful without being over the top. A meal out is also a good idea, as is a trip to the cinema or a takeaway at home with a nice bottle of wine. This gives the impression of you being thoughtful but not coming on too strong and scaring them away.

For long term partners it’s a lot easier, in theory. You can be as sloppy and romantic as you want but thinking of new things to buy your partner every year can be difficult. The timing of Valentines Day can come in handy if you know there was something they wanted for Christmas but didn’t get.

When it comes to picking out gloves, you need to take a little time to think about what you want and then look at your options so you can make sure that you purchase a quality pair that will last for at least three or four winters if not more.

One of the first things that you need to do is think about the primary reason that you want the gloves, whether that is driving, warmth during the winter months, outdoor work, or a mixture of these reasons. Once you narrow down the reasons for which you are considering investing in gloves, the next step is to think about the fabric that you would like to wear.

Ideally, you want to choose a high quality material such as leather or cashmere when searching for gloves because while these fabrics will come with a higher price tag, they will also be much more durable than other gloves. After all, if you spend almost double on your gloves, but they last four times as long your investment will be worth it and pay you back over time.

Finally, the last thing you need to consider is the type of fit you are after. Gloves should be snug fitting and confirm to the shape of your hands when they are worn properly. Thus, you should aim to locate a pair that will offer you this comfort so that you still have a full range of movement even while wearing them.

For the last few months the technology world has been ablaze with reports of the Galaxy Tab being the first real tablet that will be able to rival the iPad. The fact that it is the first Android tablet has also helped increase the anticipation for the device. Unfortunately, the tablet is not quite as exciting as most people thought it would be, even if can download apps from almost any location which is the main reason that most people have been waiting for Google to try its hand in the tablet business.

At first glance the Galaxy Tab does perform the way you would expect an Android tablet to with a great battery life, lightweight built, sharp screen resolution, and two excellent cameras. The camera in fact with its big screen and great point of view is the saving grace of the tablet, but there are a few problems. For example, the USB connector is proprietary which may work for Apple but is a source of annoyance for all Samsung products. The fact that there is also not a micro SD card on the Wi-Fi version is annoying as you cannot load data without the USB connector then which is hard to replace.

One of the biggest, and most expensive purchases you will make as far as home furnishings go is your lounge suite. The choice is vast and varied, and it can be often difficult to choose exactly what will look perfect in your room. Once you have decided how many people you want to seat comfortably comes the big decision; do you get a traditional sofa or a corner sofa.

It’s not just a simple choice of which you like best, the size and shape of your room is also vital. While you may favour the old three piece suite, this are sometimes impractical in newer homes with smaller rooms, and  the last thing you want is a room dominated by the sofa and no room for anything else. In this situation, corner sofas can be a real blessing and give you the seating you want without the dominance.

Larger rooms lend themselves to larger, individual, sofas as you have to find the find balance so your room looks neither bare nor cluttered. A corner sofa can look lost in a large room, but if you have room then two can look superb. Separate sofas can be moved around of you fancy a change, whereas a corner sofa is exactly what it says it is.

If you purchase a reversible corner sofa however, you will be able to change it around, so for example, if you have the longest seating on the left of the right angle, you can swap them over and have them in a different configuration. There is really nothing that gives a traditional sofa an edge over a corner sofa, or vice versa, and it very much comes down to the size of the room, the shape of the room and, of course, personal preference.

When it comes to being green, London is one of the leading capitals of the world with many adaptations for green eco travel continuing to become part of the main transportation infrastructure. However, outside of reducing the carbon footprint of the capital, the green trend itself is sweeping across London as organic fashion has become very popular within the city. There are designer boutiques and small shops everywhere that offer you the best choice there is in organic fashion, if you are willing to shop around a little bit for high quality clothes.

Outside of the designer boutiques, the market and street fairs are also great places to find organic fashion for low prices around London and if you can haggle you may even find better deals. One of the nice perks of going organic is the fact that you will get comfortable clothing that is completely chemical free making it easy to dress without any concern of allergies. In fact, this is one reason why many parents actually choose to dress their children in organics because they do not have to worry about any allergic reactions to the material and they can rest assured their children are safe.

Known for its history as being at the forefront of the wool industry, as well as a market town, Wolverhampton today is better known as a service sector and the home of engineering. It is also a great place to visit for a day trip out in one of the premier cities of England. If you like historical buildings head towards St. Peter’s Church where you can find a great example of both 13^th and 15^th century architecture, the latter coming from an extension and renovation.

Outside of the historical sites, visitors often flock towards the Wanderers Football Club where one of the oldest football teams in the country plays. Other sporting activities include the horse and greyhound tracks and there are some great cycling trails that mark the city.

Those who are more arty will want to check out the schedules of the local live music venues as they are often home to some great talent and Wolverhampton is often a stopping off point for some well known musical acts. The Wolverhampton Grand Theatre is a great place to catch a film or a show and the Wolverhampton Art Gallery is where you can see some great pieces of art while in town.