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GE Postpones Re-entry Into Television Market
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In an earlier post, I reported on the announcement by General Electric that is was ready to re-enter the U.S. television market with a new line of LCD HDTVs in partnership with Tatung beginning in April 2009. However, GE has now indicated that it will

DTV Transition Update: 4.1 Million Homes Still Unprepared
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Yes, the bad news is that there are still over 4 million homes that are not ready for the new June 12, 2009 DTV Transition date, but there is a 'silver lining' of sorts: the number of unprepared home is down from February. For more details, check out the

Best Buy Embroiled in Possible Price-Matching Scandal
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According to both credible anecdotal reports, and the possible revelation of an internal communication, Best Buy is being accused of not honoring their own posted price matching policy. As a result, a branch of the U.S. District Court is allowing a class

Gardening Calendar: plant sales
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Johnson County master gardeners will sell flowers, herbs and vegetables. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Hulen Park, 901 Hillsboro St., Cleburne. Event includes programs from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and demonstrations at 1 and 2 p.m. 817-793-4625. www.jcmga.org.

Plant swaps: Get your garden's desire free
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Fort Worth-based Calloway's Nursery (and its Houston counterpart, Cornelius Nursery) is asking for a parking problem. The independent chain's South Arlington and Lewisville stores will be the sites of free plant swaps April 4 from noon to 2 p.m. Word is

The heads up on hellebores
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Fancy creating your own stunning hellebore from seed? Sarah Raven shows how to go about it Hellebores flower profusely at a time of year when any flower is a rarity and they do it with a masculine style. Wherever they appear in the garden, or the wild,

Hong Kong home prices fall to lowest level in six years
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Hong Kong - The price for new flats in Hong Kong has crashed to their lowest level since 2003 as a Chinese property developer offered homes for 1.83 million Hong Kong dollars (234,615 dollars), a media report said Thursday. Developer Chinese Estates cut

How to create living space in all rooms of a home
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Hamburg - There was a time when a sofa could have a pressed board on the back because it would never be placed anywhere except against a wall. Trend experts say those days are over as individual rooms are blending into one another to create large living

An Orderly Office? Thats Personal
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Just as a given diet will not work for all people, differences in work styles often call for customized approaches to organizing the home office. Member ID orE-Mail Address: Password: Remember me on this computer.

Slow, Easy, Cheap and Green
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The ?Slow Gardening? doctrine calls for gardeners to relax, take their time and follow seasonal rhythms.

Hands-On History Lessons
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In a Colonial Williamsburg flower bed, larkspur, corn poppies, wallflowers and many other flower seeds get an early start.

The Tree Was There First, So It Deserved to Stay
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James MacKinnon, 38, decided to build an additional bedroom around a 65-foot sycamore tree, with a large trunk growing through the floor and ceiling.

Plastic surgeon Robert Rey lists Beverly Hills home at $5,295,000
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Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Robert Rey, a.k.a. 'Dr. 90210,' has listed his house for sale at $5,295,000. The 8,000-square-foot house has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. There is also a guesthouse, pool and gym.

Georgetown Adlon Now B&B Italia
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A Georgetown store has renamed itself and made some edits to the furniture it sells. Contemporary furniture store Adlon recently took the name of furniture company B&B Italia and last week celebrated the official opening of its new showroom of Maxalto

Barry Dixon Rugs in D.C.
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Warrenton designer Barry Dixon will present his rug collection for Megerian Oriental Rugs for the first time locally tonight at Timothy Paul (1404 14th St. NW) and, eventually, at the Washington Design Center. The line is inspired by organic shapes, such

What's Happening: Richmond Loft Tour
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Consider a trip to Richmond this weekend for the second annual Downtown Loft Tour, to be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors can peek into 15 lofts and condos in several parts of the city, including Shockoe Slip, Jackson Ward and the Canal

Dirty Britain revealed
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New survey says Brits are cleaning less than ever So much for the traditional Spring clean? According to research carried out by cleaning gurus Vileda, over a third of us Brits have admitted to spending less than two hours away cleaning their homes, with

Spring Sprucing
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Spring is here and with it comes a perfect opportunity to freshen your nest. The problem is that this year, unless that nest sits in a money tree, you may be trying to do more with less. Consumer spending has been contracting, and household furnishing

you can update your interior without breaking the bank
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Spring is here and with it comes a perfect opportunity to freshen your nest. The problem is that this year, unless that nest sits in a money tree, you may be trying to do more with less. Consumer spending has been contracting, and household furnishing

Ceramic egg holders from Dunelm Mill
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NEW Check out these chic-onomic chicks We adore these cute ceramic hens from Dunelm Mill's new collection. They're great for storing eggs and will give your kitchen a country look. Fill one with chocolate eggs for an Easter treat. Shown here Small

Japanese-style wallpaper from Harlequin
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NEW Give your home eastern style You'll love this beautiful new Tamika wallpaper from Harlequin. It's inspired by Japanese kimono embroidery and has a 1950s feel to it. Mix it with lime green and chocolate accessories for a contemporary, stylish look.

Small spaces
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Kate Weinberg considers trees suited to a pot I have a small copper beech tree (5ft tall) in a pot on my roof terrace. At the moment, its crackly winter leaves are still clinging to the branches, but in the next few weeks, new green leaves will appear.

PGA pro Fred Couples lists Montecito home at $12.5 million
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Well, what would you expect in 15-time PGA Tour-winner Fred Couples' backyard? The Montecito house he just listed at $12.5 million has a putting green that might make your front lawn look anemic. The 11,000-square-foot, two-story Monterey Colonial was