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Michelle Johnson lists Hollywood Hills home at $5.85 million
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'Blame It on Rio' actress Michelle Johnson has listed her Hollywood Hills home at $5.85 million. The contemporary home has three bedrooms and 3 1/2 bathrooms. Square footage was not available. The home has panoramic views and a gated courtyard entry.

Ashton Kutcher lists Beverly Hills bachelor pad for $3.7 million
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For just a twitter of a moment, it appeared that Ashton Kutcher was selling his Beverly Hills residence after a very public Internet tirade earlier this month over the construction going on next door. Nuh-uh. The house he is selling, which is in fact now

Consumer Alert: Pioneer to Halt Flat Panel Television Product Line
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In a surprise move, Pioneer has apparently decided to halt its KURO Plasma TV product line and will enter into an agreement with Sharp for future DVD and Blu-ray Disc Player development and production. For more information, check out the reports from Dow

Pretty Handmade Valentines
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Looking to go the extra mile for your beloved? These cards show how a few more buttons, bows, and embellishments can add sophistication and style to your handcrafted valentines. Slide 1 of 38 Acrylic Accents Emphasize any magic word on an acrylic work

We Love Wallpaper!
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Say YES to a FREE Year of Better Homes and Gardens® PLUS 2 FREE Gifts! We'll rush you our All Time Favorites Vol. 3 cookbook, and you'll also get a copy of Quick and Easy Decorating instantly! That's 2 full years (24 issues) of Better Homes and Gardens,

Valentine's Day Sweet Treats
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How to end Valentine's Day on a sweet note? Try one of these romantic little desserts, from mini cakes and fondue to cookies and tartlets. Each one is gorgeous -- and easy to make.

Expert Bath Remodeling Tips
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Better Homes and Gardens contributing editor Danny Lipford shows you what it takes to transform an outdated bathroom. Slide 1 of 11 An Outdated Bathroom Many older homes have small, outdated bathrooms in need of a major upgrade. With a job of that size,

Our Favorite Baths from Readers
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Browse a few of our favorite bathrooms submitted by BHG.com users in our ShareMy gallery. Then rate and comment on your favorite rooms. Slide 1 of 18 Double Duty 'You can't beat Ross Dress For Less Mirrors! We updated our bathroom by removing the

Easy Projects for Your Bath
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Projects','http://www.bhg.com/home-improvement/storage/installation/diy-simple-storage-weekend-projects/','Check out these quick and easy DIY projects you can make this weekend without spending a slidesectargs[9]

No-Fuss Shrub Roses
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We've pulled together a gallery of some of the best-performing, disease-resistant roses you can plant and practically forget. Slide 1 of 18 All the Rage This gorgeous rose is all about color. The buds start out a charming shade of coral, then open to

16 New Roses for 2009
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Be the first on your block to grow these roses that grow more easily, offer sweet fragrances, and make beautiful cut flowers. Slide 1 of 17 High Voltage Shrub Rose Yellow shrub roses are often a little weaker than other colors, but High Voltage is a

Free Rose-Garden Plans
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Invite the queen of flowers to your yard in both starring and supporting roles. Slide 1 of 16 A Rose Lover's Front Walk Create a riot of color and fragrance in your front yard with this rose-filled plan. Garden size: 8 by 13 feet. Free Garden Plan Our

Our Sweetest Chocolate Desserts
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Indulge your desire for decadent dark chocolate without investing much time with these fabulous homemade desserts. Some of these desserts take as little as 10 minutes hands-on time. Slide 1 of 26 Dark Chocolate Torte This torte has a sophisticated twist.

Sweet and Simple Valentine's Decor
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Express your affection by creating these simple handmade gifts and decorations for Valentine's Day, a bridal shower, or other romantic occasions. Slide 1 of 31 Heart-Shape Pouches Hanging heart pouches can hold any type of treats, from a cluster of

Growing fruit trees: A fruitful task
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Many of us inherit an old fruit tree or two and are in a quandary as to whether to keep them. They can look untidy, with an ''Amy Winehouse look about their canopy great on her perhaps, but not great on trees. But do not be too quick to tear them out;

Set Up a Home Office on a Shoestring Budget
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Working from home can be a great experience for many reasons. You get a flexible schedule, you do not have to be stuck in traffic every day and you get to decorate your home office any way you want! You can certainly go wild in decorating your home

Dr D G Hessayon: So, how does the experts garden grow?
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Dave Hessayon is the gardening writer most people have never heard of even though they probably have at least one of his Expert gardening guides on their bookshelf. The unassuming botanist and soil expert has sold 51 million books, making them the

Dr D G Hessayon: So how does the expert's garden grow?
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Dave Hessayon is the gardening writer most people have never heard of even though they probably have at least one of his Expert gardening guides on their bookshelf. The unassuming botanist and soil expert has sold 51 million books, making them the

How To Add Art to Your Home (Without Spending a Fortune!)
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One of the unsung heroes of a successful home decorating project is staying as close to the budget as possible. Yes, it is sure important to create a beautiful home, but it is even more exciting to create one while being mindful of your expenses (in any

Disney May Pick Your Pocket For More Cash
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In a move that is considerably contrarian for tough economic times, Disney has plans to raise the prices on its forthcoming Blu-ray Disc releases. For more details, check out the report from TV Predictions. My Perspective: To Disney: Great way to get

Furnace or Thermostat? Which One is the Problem?
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If your heating systems is on the fritz you naturally assume it's the furnace that is the problem. But do you know how to troubleshoot a thermostat? Many times the thermostat may be the cause of your home heating problem. Did you know a tiny adjustment

Small Wonders
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San Francisco architect Neal Schwartz, an associate professor of architecture at the California College of the Arts, recently finished three small remodels in the Bay Area - a kitchen, a home office/family room divided by a translucent glass wall, and a

By limiting the scope of projects
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San Francisco architect Neal Schwartz, an associate professor of architecture at the California College of the Arts, recently finished three small remodels in the Bay Area - a kitchen, a home office/family room divided by a translucent glass wall, and a

Finishing Touches that Make a Difference
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A room is never done until you add those personal finishing touches that bring the whole space to life. Even though decorating a home never really ends - a home that is alive kind of changes with you - there are still easy ways to create that finished

Home-design and gardening tips, stores, books
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Try itSome of us are suckers for every handy-dandy household tip we can get our little mitts on. Well, here's one that we promise you and your Tupperware drawer will love. It comes from the February issue of Everyday with Rachael Ray, and we can just

"Sustainable with Style" gardening symposium planned March 13 to 14 at The Morton Arboretum in Lisle
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One of the toughest spots in the garden is beneath a tree. Christmas fern (Polystichum acrostichoides) can handle it pretty well. It's one of the 'Tough and Lovely' plants that will be recommended by Kunso Kim and Todd Jacobson during 'Sustainable with

Organic Hydroponic Gardening ?Facts and Advantages
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Using Less Soil Organic hydroponic gardening is based on the same principles as usual organic gardening, but it doesn? use the soil. Organic hydroponic gardening relies on water to provide the nutrients needed for plant growth. Organic hydroponic

Small wonders / By limiting the scope of projects, a Bay Area firm helps three homeowners focus on quality, craftsmanship and style
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San Francisco architect Neal Schwartz, an associate professor of architecture at the California College of the Arts, recently finished three small remodels in the Bay Area - a kitchen, a home office/family room divided by a translucent glass wall, and a

Light Bright
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Restraint is a word that comes up a lot with Doyle Crosby. The director of design at Boyd Lighting (boydlighting.com), Crosby is responsible for crafting many of the firm's understated and exquisitely detailed lighting installations. The company's