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In the recent past fridge magnets have become a popular consumer item in the market. Very rarely will you have an item such as this in your shopping list, but they have turned out to be very popular gift idea - especially the Novelty Fridge Magnets.

There are great selections in the market today. Ranging from cartoon characters, fruits, vegetables, different types of food, some in hilarious designs and some others with humorous sayings and so on. The list is endless. Both retail and online shopping for these magnets is very interesting. Today the trend is with online marketing which is done in the comfort of your home or any similar location. Retail shopping is equally interesting if you are looking for some outdoor activity. However, the choice is far wider on the Internet and even more advantageous when your goods are delivered at your door-step.

Here are some very interesting Novelty Fridge Magnets that are found at online stores:

1) Plush and Stuffed Toy Magnet: There are 6 magnets in the pack, dressed in T-shirts. They are made of plush velbao for the body and stuffed with polyester fiber for the head. This is ideal as a promotional item.

2) Dragon fly, Lady Bird, Bee and Butterfly Magnet: They are a "green" product and handmade with combined natural materials including a clay body, wire legs, paper muscle, PVC wings and hand painted. They look very real with flexible legs. Perfect as a gift.

3) Magnetic Lizard with wire legs: They are also a "green" product made with the similar materials. Even though they would not look pleasant on a fridge, it is a novel idea.

4) Peppa Pig Magnets: Featuring Peppa, George, Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig. They are great fridge magnets that sick onto any metallic surface.

5) Animal House Gecko Novelty Fridge Magnet: Available in 3 different colours - green, pink and yellow. Made of soft flexible silicone with 4 strong magnets - 1 for each foot. The tail bends to create a hook. A touch of personality of refrigerator display.

6) DC Comics Magnet Set: Available with 5 in a set. Featuring the super heroes. It will be a popular item as a gift for children.

7) Chocolate Chip Cookie Novelty Fridge Magnets: Looks very real and gives a "delicious and crunchy" look. Made of vibrant colours covered with a scratch-proof material. It has a powerful magnet backing.

Love Monkey Magnet: This is novel and unique as it can be personalized. It can carry a name of a special person instead of the word "Monkey". Personalizing can be done online.

9) Cartoon Monkey Round Personalized Magnet: A colourful item which can be personalized also. Available in a range of colours.

10) Funny Tulip Gardening Cartoon Novelty Fridge Magnet: It has a humorous saying and is perfect as a gift item. This too has a powerful magnet backing.

These are just a few ideas of the wide range available at online stores. Most of these novelty fridge magnets can be personalized and some also have the facility of selecting a colour of your choice. This is advantageous when you plan to give it as a gift to a loved one.

For more information and suppliers of Novelty Fridge Magnets visit Promotional-Merchandise.org.uk. Here you will find more articles and tips on Promotional Items as well as a Quick Quotes form where you can conveniently submit your request in one form and get responses from multiple suppliers so that you can find the best price and product for your marketing needs.

The Ghosts of Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh

Once called the Paris of Asia, Phnom Penh is starting to once again live up to that reputation.

The Cambodian capital set at the crossroads between the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers smells and is racked by poverty. Expect to be pestered by tuk-tuk drivers, touts and beggars.

Expect to be haunted by the past, too. Phnom Penh is the site of the Tuol Sleng (‘Strychnine Hill’) Genocide Museum: a former high school that operated as the notorious Khmer Rouge Security Prison S-21.

Twenty kilometres south of the city at Choeung Ek lie the world-infamous and fly-infested Killing Fields, the pits and trenches that served as mass graves for victims of the ultraMaoists. In the middle of the fields stands a soaring monument to the thousands butchered in the area. Shelves carved into the monument groan under the weight of scores of skulls of the victims. They were bludgeoned to death rather than shot, in order to save bullets and to speed up the process of the brutalisation of the murderers.

These tightwad terrorists, in their attempt to turn the clock back five thousand years, decreed that anybody who could use a pen should die. They turned Phnom Penh into a ghost town but failed to kill its spirit: the city now has a population nudging 2 million - as many souls as died nationwide during the 1975-1979 reign of terror.

Like the Laotian capital Vientiane, Phnom Penh is compact enough to cover on foot. Its tree-lined boulevards lined by cream-hued French colonial villas radiate charm. So too does the starkly named but intriguing National Museum. Blessed with the aura of a shrine or monastery, the dusty red building’s high-ceilinged galleries house dazzlingly patterned prehistoric jars and Angkor-era statues of kings and Hindu gods.

The museum’s courtyard sanctuary teems with shrubs, hedges, statues, trees and ponds studded with lotus blossoms. Buddhist monks complete an archetypically oriental scene and underscore the city’s religious roots.

Phnom Penh started life in 1372 as a monastery, founded by a rich Khmer widow called Penh, after she discovered four Buddha statues in a tree trunk on the banks of the Mekong.

Now, the so-called ‘Pearl of Asia’ is awash with a new wave of tourists. Some are attracted to that magnet for upwardly-mobile Cambodians, the green-domed Sorya mall. Others are drawn by Sisowath Quay’s lightly spiced Khmer-French fusion dishes, such as green mango seafood salad. Lined with palm trees, the quay, which lies just over the road from the museum, has a ‘next Prague’ vibe and dozens of bars and restaurants offering air-con and roadside seating.

Just down the Tonle Sap river, which supports a floating village and a crocodile farm, stands the royal palace’s Silver Pagoda, Phnom Penh’s most striking temple. Mysteriously spared by the Khmer Rouge, the pagoda serves as the official temple of the King of Cambodia and in no way suffers from understatement. Partly remodelled with Italian marble on the exterior, inside it is inlaid with over 5,000 silver tiles. The glitz reflects the lustre of the statuary: a 17th-century green-tinted crystal figure known as the Emerald Buddha of Cambodia, and the near-life-size Maitreya (messiah) Buddha, encrusted with 10,000 diamonds. Good karma and a touch of divine guidance might come in handy because, as in so much of southeast Asia, the traffic is anarchy. Discard assumptions about rules of the road. Prepare to see mopeds freighting pigs or with as many as six people aboard. Phnom Penh is wild but also lovable in the same way as an unruly child: its chaos is part of its charm.

Avoid getting drunk and straying down dark lonely streets in pursuit of the vibrant night-life. Stick to populous areas such as Sisowath Quay because, after sunset, the well-armed town with a dark past has an edge.

That said, Cambodians are renowned for their ability to smile: wherever you go, it always seems to be happy hour.

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What's wrong with my guinea pig?

So i have two new guinea pigs, ones quite confident, she runs around the cage and eats and drinks when she wants. The other hides in the wooden house in the corner or the cage all the time she's terrified to come out, she'll only come out if i take the house out.

Also when i take them out for a cuddle and a run she won't move she's so terrified she looks like a statue. Why is this? When i bought them they were in the same run so they knew eachother..

Will she ever stop being so shy? I've had them for a couple of days now

Every guinea pig is different, some are shy and some are just love sponges.
It may take a while for your pig to feel confidante. Try to feed her a treat when she is out and being held, this will make the experience more enjoyable. Also just taking them both out and siting on the floor not picking them up let them sniff and explore you without being scared. Here is a good site of how to tame a guinea pig:
http://www.erodent.co.uk/TamingGuineaPig.htm
http://www.ehow.com/how_2214402_tame-guinea-pig.html

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