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New Study Indicates Increased Consumer Interest in 3D-TV
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With the recent push at this past CES, coupled with the increase in 3D movie presentations at local movie theaters, a study conducted Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) and the Entertainment and Technology Center at USC indicates that there is high

TLC's Kirsten Kemp Becker lists Montecito estate for $5,195,000
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The host of TLC's series 'Hope for Your Home' and 'Property Ladder' should know from whence she speaks. Kirsten Kemp Becker, TV real estate show host and a real estate developer in her own right, has listed her Montecito estate at $5,195,000. Becker

March chores in the garden
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The winter-bare branches of the redbuds are sleeved in lilac-pink, pealike blooms. Azalea buds are fat with color, and the loropetalums are covered in fringy hot-pink blooms. While you enjoy early spring, check off these March garden to-dos: ? Plant

Crocuses
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There are over 70 species of crocus and hundreds of cultivars, the best known being the spring-flowering Dutch crocuses, which have bold, goblet-shaped flowers. Crocus tomasinianus is one of the earliest spring-flowering varieties. Autumn also has its

Gardens to visit in Wales: Visions in the valleys
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There is no such thing as a typical Welsh garden. They are as varied as the countrys geography, geology and climate, and as diverse as the people who inhabit it. There are world-famous landscapes such as Powis Castle in mid-Wales and Bodnant in the

Victory Gardens: Grow chard, collards and more in beds, containers
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Flats of transplants that are now in garden centers include selections such as Chinese cabbage, Swiss chard and collards that may be outside your gardening comfort zone. But don't be afraid to try growing and eating them. It's time to plant Swiss chard,

West Dean gardens: Both modern and Victorian
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With allotment-holding on the rise, people looking for inspiration on how to grow vegetables should look no further than West Dean gardens in West Sussex. The kitchen garden has to be one of the most perfect examples of its kind. Vegetables and soft

March Garden Calendar
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Prune shrubs and trees, saving small limbs to use later for propping up floppy garden plants. Cut the tops of ornamental grasses back to the ground in Zones 5 and 6. (In Zones 2 through 4, postpone the job until early April.) To skip tedious raking, tie

turned a this decrepit structure into a garage
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Theresa Nelson and her husband, Barney Smits, had drawn up plans to remodel their 1912 shingled bungalow in Oakland's Rockridge neighborhood years ago. But as it turned out, the first thing on their property to get an extreme makeover was the garage.

My Monkey, My Self
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Sharing a home with a primate, as many people around the country do, involves a much greater commitment than a cat or dog. Member ID orE-Mail Address: Password: Remember me on this computer.

Fireplaces Step Out for Air
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At a time when renovation budgets are being slashed, many people are installing outdoor fireplaces, a less extravagant upgrade than putting in a pool.

Indian Modern Redux
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In the East Village, a modern condo offers a sharp contrast to the street?s tenement walkups.

Orchids as Art, With a Nod to Brazil
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?The Orchid Show: Brazilian Modern,? which opens on Saturday at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, is inspired by modernist forms.

Gardening Tip of the Week
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Sow tomato plant seeds indoors over the next three weeks for transplanting to the garden in May. Keep seeds evenly moist in a seed-starting mix and under fluorescent lights a few inches above the seed trays or pots. Time the lights for 16 hours of

March Around Your Garden- Balance Edition
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Our Garden Editor offers tips and ideas for you. Follow our expert advice, and you'll have beautiful grass this year. The first day of spring arrives on the twentieth, and though it means the season has officially changed, it doesn?t mean the cold

Selke's Decorating Tips
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What's the trick to working with patterns? Here's a quick tip: You can make almost everything work together if there's a common thread. The thread I usually use is color. If you have different patterns (stripes, florals, geometrics, etc.) but they share

Where to Find Her Look
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Shops in and around the D.C. region that sell Annie Selke collections, and what they carry: Annie Selke Home fabrics, trims and furniture. Eight stores in the D.C. area, including in Old Town Alexandria, Chevy Chase in the District and Rockville.

Sales Looking Up at Consignment Stores
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The harried mother, pregnant and with a 2-year-old at her heels, turned up at the Christ Child Opportunity Shop just before Christmas toting a large antique silver tankard. She presented it casually -- 'Oh, this old trophy?' -- recalled Jay York, the

Italian Splendor at Philadelphia Flower Show
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Spring is around the corner, but if you're too winter-weary to wait, consider a trip to Philadelphia next week. The large, multifaceted and uplifting Philadelphia Flower Show will be staged at the city's convention center, opening to the public on Sunday

Clear the Way for the Spring Garden
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You may be ready for spring, but is your garden? The final weeks of winter offer the last chance to clear away the remnants of last year's garden before new growth sprouts. Shrubs and small trees are still dormant and can be pruned safely, and the

From Spare Room to Hobby Room
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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 Soups and Stews instantly! That's 2 full years (24 issues) of Better Homes and Gardens, plus your

Fresh and Frugal Cottage Style
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22 affordable ideas that add up to sweet cottage style. Slide 1 of 23 All About the Windows 1. Simple window treatments ensure ample light. Any lightweight fabric will do. Find tab-top panels for less than $20 at Target or Bed Bath & Beyond. Or

Add Lots of Flowers
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Create a memorable entry area with a display of blooms that wakes up your front walk. Slide 1 of 17 Use Curves and Colors A gently winding path is the perfect entrance into this front yard. Flanked by a colorful bed of blooming annuals, it looks great

Start a Sidewalk Garden
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Add beauty and curb appeal to your front yard with a sidewalk garden. Check out these ideas that'll work even in the smallest of spaces. Slide 1 of 18 Use Layers in the Garden Some of the best gardens use layering -- where you combine layers of plants

Check Out Our Free Garden Plans
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Add curb appeal to your home with these appealing multiseason flower gardens. Slide 1 of 28 Low-Care Sidewalk Garden Plan Use this plan to fill that pain-in-the-neck strip of grass between your sidewalk and the street with lots of easy-growing color.

Easy Ways to Eat Well
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You'll feel better and more energetic than ever with these perfectly balanced no-recipe meal ideas. Slide 1 of 6 For a breakfast that will keep you energetic all morning long, try a mix of: -Quality Proteins: The protein in foods such as eggs, nuts, and

Lose Weight the Mediterranean Way
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Evidence shows that a healthful way to fill your plate is Mediterranean style, culled from the ancient cultures that ring the Mediterranean Sea. Slide 1 of 10 Remake your plate. The core of Mediterranean-style eating is creating a balanced diet of

8 Weigh Less, Live Longer Recipes
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Eating healthy will be a cinch with these fantastic, delectable recipes! Slide 1 of 9 Beef and Apple Salad This appealing main-dish salad features crisp apples, jicama, and carrots, along with slices of succulent beef. Related Features Say YES to a FREE

Smart Kitchen Floor Plans
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The key to making the most of your kitchen floor plan is to understand it. Slide 1 of 12 Get to Work Choosing a kitchen layout depends on the space available, efficiency and convenience desired. The work triangle determines the efficiency of the kitchen.