Before we get started, yes, this is just an excuse to put more cats on the Internet. Pets are really difficult to deal with when you are moving. When you have cats, you know the move will not be as purrfect as you wish, pun intended. In fact, moving is much difficult for cats than it’s for dogs. Here are our suggestions how to move safely with your felines.

Mother Nature has given us quite a few spectacular sites in her eons of creation. You don't need a passport to see these breathtaking places. In fact, you don't even need to leave Colorado. Before you die, here are 10 places every nature lover should visit in Colorado.

Succulents? Love them! The terrarium fad from the 1970’s is back, and you don’t have to spend too much for them. You’ve probably seen these around flea markets, stores, and nurseries with the prices running from $75-$100 for these beautiful babies. The best part about succulents is you don’t have to care for them as much as you think. Since succulents store much water on their own, they don’t require to be watered often. You can even go on a week vacation, and your plants flourish in your absence. There’s no need to spend big bucks when you can make this into your own Do-It-Yourself project that will bring beauty into your home. Here’s how to bring a little bit of nature indoors — with lots of creativity and hardly any effort! I decided to plant in a partially-enclosed terrarium and plant one pot, as well. What You Will Need: Potting soil Pots Terrarium Succulents (variety) Cacti Small rocks (aquarium) Crushed charcoal Finding succulents is the easy part. Your local nurseries or home improvement stores will have a variety of beautiful little succulents to choose from. It was a little intimidating at first selecting which ones would look good together. However, after picking a few and visually placing them in my mind, it was an exciting process. I mixed them with a few cacti. Each succulent was $2, and the cacti were around $3-5. Instructions: 1. Place about an inch layer of small rocks on the bottom of the pot or terrarium for drainage. Succulents don’t like to sit in water so make sure the roots are above the water level. 2. Add a thin layer of crushed charcoal. This will keep the soil fresh. 3. Fill the pot or terrarium with potting soil up to an inch or two below the top of the planter. 4. Plant succulents in the planter, this is where you’ll test your creativity, mixing the plants to your liking. Try to think how they will visually complement each other. Make sure you spread them evenly and not overplant them. Maintenance: Although succulents don’t require much maintenance, it is important to follow these steps after you’ve created your garden. -Water one to two times per week for regular pots with drainage. (Minimal water, don’t soak them). If it’s an open terrarium, leave the plants barely moist but never bone dry. -Succulents require bright light. -Prune back dead foliage or overgrown plants as needed to prevent rotting. -Generous watering in the summer. -Let it dry between watering. You are now a proud owner of your own succulent garden that will add beauty to your home! Remember to give it your love and the attention it requires, so it can have a long, lasting life. I had a blast constructing my whimsical, miniature landscape. Now, you can show it off to your family, friends or whomever. These also make great housewarming gifts. You can choose to put it in your bedroom, coffee table, kitchen, the porch, or wherever you like. Enjoy! -In the winter, water every other month.

De acuerdo al Calendario Maya, el 21 de diciembre de 2012 será una fecha trascendental para la humanidad. Una gran cantidad de personas creen que ese día será el fin del mundo, pero para los mayas, el arribo de esa fecha no significa una calamidad, sino el inicio de una nueva conciencia cósmica y la ….

Hace tres años, Martha Carroll, una estudiante de cuarto año de enfermería, fue a un partido de fútbol americano en el Sun Bowl de UTEP. Ella estaba lejos de imaginar que ahí conocería a Robert, un joven militar que luego se convertiría en su esposo. Cuando Martha y Robert se vieron por primera vez, ocurrió ….

Students will not have to worry about concealed handguns on campus after a bill, which would have legalized carrying a concealed firearm, was not seen during the 81st Texas Legislative session.

The powerful explosion that hit Fukushima’s nuclear power station in Japan as a result of the devastating earthquake and tsunami March 11 sparked a debate over the safety of nuclear energy.

Death Cab For Cutie, the indierock and Grammy- nominated band that just released their newest album Codes and Keys in May, takes me back to my years of high school, when I discovered them right as their fourth album Transatlanticism came out in 2003.

Manuel "Manny" Acosta Villalobos was one step away from fulfilling his dream of graduation. Still, the most important value in his life remained being there for his family. "He was a family son, we had a strong family union and he was not doing anything wrong," said Guadalupe Villalobos, mother of Acosta.

BEATRIZ CASTAÑEDA (Reporter) : It’s not often that you see cyclists in the car-centric city of El Paso. That’s not to say that El Pasoans haven’t tried to nurture different cycling groups. Groups like the Cycling Club of El Paso and the Miner Cycling Club. But that’s about to change. The city of El Paso recently passed an ordinance allowing the addition of bike lanes.

EL PASO – Drug-war violence has crippled the economy of Cd. Juárez sending many business owners packing along with their customers, to the safer sister city across the border. El Paso has become the beneficiary of that middle-class migration since the criminal activity began to escalate in 2008. Ke’ Flauta, for example, a restaurant in west El Paso, is one of many businesses that has fled from its original location in Juárez.

EL PASO – The Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars has created a resource that provides background information on the major criminal groups battling for control of territory and lucrative drug trafficking routes in Mexico. Casualties have escalated to more than 30,000 people killed in drug-related violence since Mexican President Felipe Calderon began to crackdown on cartels.