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Honors for Restored Wright House
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POSTWAR style is something that does not resonate with the general public, or with us, said Stephen J. Carlidge, the architect who headed a state conference of the American Institute of Architects last month at which design awards were handed out. We

Go with orange oil treatment for termites
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'Almost two years ago I saw much evidence of an active termite infestation in my home. I had two termite companies come out. They each identified the same areas of significant infestation, and each said tenting/fumigating was the only effective way to

Monsters in attic consume home slowly, silently
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They were wrong. There are plenty of monsters in a typical attic. But they don't look like the terrifying creatures of my childhood imagination. They're mostly invisible, and rather than roaring and gobbling you up all at once, they consume you silently

U-pick chestnuts on the Peninsula
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One of them is in on a hillside in La Honda, the 20-acre Skyline Chestnuts along Skyline Boulevard in the Santa Cruz Mountains above Palo Alto. For six weeks this fall, the Johsens family is selling U-pick and harvested chestnuts from 119 mature trees.

Hot Property: Tori Spelling's Westwood home for sale for $2,395,000
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If Hollywood had true royalty, Tori Spelling -- the daughter of Candy Spelling and Hollywood producer Aaron Spelling -- would be its reigning princess. Tori Spelling's best-known role was that of forever-virgin Donna Martin on 'Beverly Hills, 90210,' a

Panasonic PT-AE2000U LCD Projector - Product of the Week
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A top home theater projector in Panasonic's current line is the PT-AE2000. On the design front, the PT-AE2000 is plain, but functional, appearance, highlighted by its convenient center mounted lens. On the inside, this projector features a 3-Chip LCD

Roughton Gallery owners build dream house in Uptown
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For gallery owners Kayla and Brian Roughton, the phrase 'a man's home is his castle' is literal. Their 7,000-square-foot, three-story Spanish Colonial fits the mold of upscale houses in Preston Hollow, Southlake or Frisco, but the Roughtons' dream house

Hot Property: Mark Wahlberg's Beverly Hills home is for sale for $15.9 million
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ACTOR Mark Wahlberg Mark Wahlberg -- a.k.a. Marky Mark (the guy whose trademark was stripping down to his whitey-whites during concerts) -- has listed his house in Beverly Hills at$15.9 million.The gated 1.4-acre property has about 15,000 square feet of

A Rare Vintage
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When Bill and Vicki Edmands became emptynesters, they decided to leave Washington and start a new enterprisea vineyard in the rolling countryside near Middleburg, Virginia. A vineyard suited Bill's technical background (he's a retired electrical

Collecting and Storing Wine
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Those who collect wine tend to fall into two categories: sophisticated collectors who are buying wine to enjoy and share with friends or those who are purchasing wine as a savvy investment to be sold for a profit at a later time. But for the novice,

Part Five: The Green Series
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At the beginning of this series, we said that green goals can conflict. In our article on energy usage in the home, we recommended home energy audits as a way of avoiding energy loss due to air leaking into and out of a home. If the sealing of a house is

Amy Sedaris' fright night feast
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Make no bones about it: Amy Sedaris is an entertainer extraordinaire ? and we don't just mean as a comedian, actor, and co-creator of such oddball gems as the Comedy Central series 'Strangers with Candy.' Sedaris is also an entertainer of the domestic

Lilacs
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Crowded with hundreds of tiny florets in shades of blue, mauve, pink and white, lilac is one of the prettiest shrubs of spring. Small branches are fabulous as cut flowers and the shrub can even be grown in pots to encourage early bloom. TYPES OF LILACS

How to grow...
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How to grow: Strobilanthes wallichiiLast Updated: 12:01am BST 17/10/2008 This week: Val Bourne examines the strobilanthes wallichii A member of the acanthus family, Strobilanthes wallichii (formerly S. atropurpurea) looks more like a salvia with its

Toshiba XD-E500 Upscaling DVD Player - Product Review
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With the demise of HD-DVD, Toshiba is now focused on improving the upscaling capabilities for standard DVD. With improved 1080p video upscaling capability over previous Toshiba upscaling DVD players, the XD-E500 does deliver a very good picture on an

Sweet Dreams
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bed, bedroom, headboard, decor, decorating headboard Make even the simplest bed look lush and sleek with a wall-mounted headboard. Check out affordable variations at UrbanOutfitters.com and WestElm.com, or create a fun painted-on version with these easy

The fall in flow
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THE FALL IN FLOWTo Kimberley Post this story to: vine Follow the world's worst financial crisis since the 1930s.Another selection of strange signs and absurd English. NY salon brings facial with bird droppings to masses.Two worlds collided when HM

Guided tour
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Autumn perennials are a joy, says James Alexander-Sinclair Seasons are a bit like rock stars: in the spring it is all thrusting ambition, the summer is about showing off and promiscuity, the autumn is more settled and laid back, while winter is a bit

Colours and honey
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Val Bourne offers advice on what to plant now to help protect the British bumblebee, whose very existence is under threat They typify hard work and endless energy, are the sight and sound of an English summer and a vital element of the food chain,

Plight of the bumblebee
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Val Bourne offers advice on what to plant now to help protect the British bumblebee, whose very existence is under threat They typify hard work and endless energy, are the sight and sound of an English summer and a vital element of the food chain,

Don't make it hard
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Now tarmac and concrete, are old hat, let's look at the alternatives, advises Joanna Fortnam Paddling from the car to the front door now looks so last summer - but at least the miserable weather brought home the message that large areas of tarmac and

Borderlines: Bring in the old and the new
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Old pippins may be toothsome, but scabs aren't, writes Ursula Buchan It is easy to assume that the current interest in heritage fruit and vegetables, especially apples, is a contemporary concern triggered by the alarming decline in numbers of varieties

Tune in to the late show
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Autumn perennials are a joy, says James Alexander-Sinclair Seasons are a bit like rock stars: in the spring it is all thrusting ambition, the summer is about showing off and promiscuity, the autumn is more settled and laid back, while winter is a bit

How to grow: Strobilanthes wallichii
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This week: Val Bourne examines the strobilanthes wallichii A member of the acanthus family, Strobilanthes wallichii (formerly S. atropurpurea) looks more like a salvia with its funnel-shaped, indigo-blue flowers and soft foliage. It always looks

Garden diary: What's on (October 18-26)
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Your special guide to the week's gardening events Oct 18&19 Spooky garden trails throughout half term celebrate Hallowe'en at Hestercombe Gardens, near Taunton, Somerset. Trail and quiz 3 per child. Normal garden entry for adults (01823 414180;

Arctotis: Time for your close-up
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Arctotis was born to play a starring role, says Sarah Raving It's wonderful that bedding plants - tender perennials and annuals - are now firmly in fashion. Gardens filled with low-maintenance evergreens or wafty, woven combinations of new perennial

Magic carpets
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Top tips for earth-friendly mulches. By John Walker Local haul Think local when gathering your mulches. Lawn mowings are often available well into November and autumn is when your kitchen garden needs maximum mulching. Spread them 'just mown' in a

Hot Property: Tim McGraw, Faith Hill list Beverly Park home at $14.8 million
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As far as this country music fan is concerned, Tim McGraw could sing the yellow pages and it would still sound mighty purdy. And the fact that he recently expressed great annoyance at his record label for putting out another greatest-hits package of his