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Sony Debuts New Line of Affordable Home Theater Receivers for 2009
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At its recent 2009 Open House in Las Vegas, Sony announced its latest line of budget-priced Home Theater Receivers that bring more advanced features to the consumer. The four new Home Theater Receivers: STR-DN1000, STR-DH800, STR-DH700, STR-DH500 all

Victory Gardens: Plant dill and cilantro now
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Fresh herbs at your fingertips may be as good a reason as any to get a garden going. Cilantro and dill, in the parsley family, can be planted now, are fairly easy to grow and have many uses in the kitchen. Before you get growing, we've said it before,

Hot new buy - Tornado desk from Furniture Village
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Work up style in your home office Looking to give your home office a stylish new twist? Check out the new Tornado grey glass top desk from Furniture village (£229) - it's ideal for those looking for a sleek, modern addition to their home office. Choose

Ashton Kutcher sells Beverly Hills-area home for $3,670,000
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Update: Ashton Kutcher sold his pre-Demi Moore bachelor pad for $3,670,000. The deal on the Beverly Hills-area house closed this week. It had been listed for $3.7 million. Zach Goldsmith and Rita Goldsmith, both of Hilton & Hyland, Beverly Hills,

Forceful flavours
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We tend to think that with spring arriving, eating from the garden should now be easy. In fact, March and April are the trickiest months for home-grown food. The things we stored from last year squash, beetroot, onions, maincrop potatoes (such as the

Gardens of Wales
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I have always lived and gardened in Wales so I am biased, but if you want to see the best view in Britain, you should drive to the south shore of Anglesey, and pull off the A5 just west of the Menai Bridge. In garden geography, that's half way between

Carbon Neutral on a Shoestring
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An eco-conscious restoration in Barcelona, a city that has long prized the new and glossy, amounts to a countercultural effort.

A Hilltop Village of Their Own
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A house in California was conceived as a mini-village that appears to have grown incrementally.

Recycling Gadgets When They Go Pffft...
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Jason Linnell, the executive director of the National Center for Electronics Recycling, discusses how to dispose of old electronics.

A Rockville Kitchen Designed for Height and Color
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On paper, Paula and Greg Jacobson's Rockville kitchen contains the elements of a standard upscale remodel, yet the finished design is full of their taste and style. Comfort and color define the space. Kitchen designer Deborah Krasner adjusted surface

A Luxe Take on Traditional Design
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If you think Christopher Peacock's kitchens look familiar, that's because they are ubiquitous among the wealthy and copied by the masses, and similar versions have appeared in almost every shelter magazine on newsstands. They cost $75,000 to $125,000, so

Kitchen Design Advice Online
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When it comes to remodeling a kitchen, picking paint colors is the easy part; figuring out a floor plan, not so much. If hiring a full-time kitchen designer to help with logistics isn't in your budget, consider Kitchen Design OnLine

A Mean Machine for Cooking Pros
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At first glance, it looks more or less like a typical professional-grade kitchen island: an expanse of stainless steel with a griddle, three sets of burners placed here and there, and an upper shelf for holding pots, pans and plates. But to Bryan

A Garden of Herbs
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My herb garden is tiny, measuring about 24 square feet, but it has supplied the kitchen over the years with ample fresh rosemary, thyme, mint, oregano, basil and more. Culinary herbs keep giving, to a point. After a few short years, they peter out --

Dallas Blooms: Get seeds of ideas for your garden at this spring event
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The 25th Dallas Blooms running Saturday through April 12 at Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens is packed with events for families with children and others who just crave an outing in the sun surrounded by waves of flowers. Gardeners, too, revel in

Where is Your Focal Point?
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Life is always easier to navigate when you have a clear set or priorities, don't you think? The same principle applies to the interior design of any room - you have to have a clear focal point, or a visual priority for a room. Some interior designers

Sell your crafty makes
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Make money selling homemade items online Are you creative and crafty? Visit Misi, a great website where you can sell and buy craft products online. Whether you're a natty knitter, a sewing addict, a crochet queen, a potter or a painter, it's very easy to

Gorgeous glass vases
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Create a display with great-value vases These bold glass vases can hold their own with or without your favourite flowers in them. Rippled rim Each handkerchief-style vase from Tesco is slightly different, giving you a unique piece. Simple bowl A single

Think orchids are needy, greedy plants
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A few years after he published 'On the Origin of Species,' Charles Darwin got hooked on orchids, a passion his biographer, Janet Browne, compares to 'an unexpected love affair late in life.' The naturalist transplanted wild-growing orchids and exchanged

Grave discovery at bottom of garden
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Sheila Woods and daughter Holly, 19, were planting blackberry bushes when they found a headstone, the remains of the coffin, and the skeleton inside. Local historians are baffled by the find, dated 1833, as the village graveyard is a field's length away

Be a Smart Garden Shopper
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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 our Landscape Design Guide instantly! That's 2 full years (24 issues) of Better Homes and

Smart Ideas for Small Spaces
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These examples show how to maximize the style and function of small spaces. Slide 1 of 25 Fabulous Hang-Ups Try turning a closet or recessed nook into a work zone. In this space, drapery panels slide along a curtain rod to make it easy to close off the

Perfect Pot Roasts
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From Cajun-spiced pot roast to savory slow-cooker stew, our greatest hits will make dinner tonight a success. Complete the meal with our recommended side dishes and desserts.

Keep Little Hands Busy
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Whether there's snow or sand outside the door, your family can celebrate the spirit of the season with these indoor projects. Slide 1 of 16 Silly Snowman This snazzy snowman is nice to keep for your table or great to give to someone special. Related

Punch Up Plain Pillows
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6 Ways to Scoop up basic pillows in every shape, color, and size, and make them anything but ordinary with these fun ideas. Slide 1 of 7 Add Tiny Trims Add shimmer to a pretty pillow, such as a pleated round white one, by sewing pearl-shape beads

Get the Most Out of Your Makeup
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Your cosmetics are a precious investment. Learn how to handle them with care. Slide 1 of 12 Mark Up Your Makeup Because cosmetics aren't required to have expiration dates, use an indelible marker to note the date you opened them. Related Links Say YES to

Foundation Fixes for Beautiful Skin
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Foundation can make your skin look fabulous -- or flawed. Check out our solutions to common makeup missteps. Slide 1 of 11 A Perfect Match Problem: You choose your foundation color by matching it to the skin on your arm and it doesn't seem to blend into

DIY Manicure & Pedicure
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The Do-It-Yourself Manicure Clean the nail and remove old polish with a nonacetone polish remover. File with an emery board or nail file, rounding the edges slightly. Always file in a single direction; if nails are thin or peel easily, angle the file so

New Home Trends
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New homes -- especially custom homes -- are expressions of our needs, tastes, and priorities. See what new building trends are fitting these needs. Slide 1 of 16 No More Open Kitchen Kitchens are becoming better defined as we move away from totally open