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Do You Have a Psycho Shower Head?
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It's Halloween and one of my favorite horror movies is Hitchcock's Psycho. The shower scene with Janet Leigh (as Marion Crane) is the iconic scene from the classic 1960 film. But you know, as a Home Repair Guide, I have to say the Bates Motel provided

3D Home Theater To Be Big By 2013...
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...That is unless the World ends in 2012. All kidding aside, the continued poplarity of the 3D movies is exciting manufacturers to make 3D-capable televisions for the home. In fact, many DLP Rear Projection televisions are already 3D-ready, and Panasonic

Roku Debuts Two Internet Streaming Media Players
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Roku, maker of the popular HD Netflix Player, has announced that it is expanding its product line with two new units: Roku SD and Roku HD-XR. The Roku SD is a bare-bones unit that offers standard definition (480i) audio/video streaming via wireless or

Happy Halloween!
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Hope you have a lot of fun today! If your idea of fun also includes looking for more fall decor ideas, we have a nice slide show for you. See how you can add touches of fall to your home by adding colored leaves, pumpkins and gourds, dried corn, or

Baylor Chapman has a sense of repurpose
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Baylor Chapman's San Francisco home isn't about formal floral centerpieces or huge houseplants. For the sought-after designer, known for sustainable gardens and floral arrangements, home is about personal touches, repurposing materials and using nature's

Take steps to evict critters in the attic
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They are up there, having a good time at your expense. Throwing wild parties. Listening to rock 'n' roll. They might even be running a meth lab. Go ahead and laugh, but do you have any idea if there are squirrels and mice in your attic and what they

Wood artist featured at Artique open house
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Local wood artist Dan Taylor will be the featured guest at Artique's artist event and open house on Friday. Taylor's artwork includes frames, chests, pedestals and custom works painted with unique designs. He will discuss his techniques and can even

A Makeover as Homage to the Past
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STAYING PUT Instead of moving, Helen Pearlstein renovated her Brooklyn home. HELEN PEARLSTEIN, an ebullient blonde in her 60s, may not be the single best-known resident of Concord Village, the Brooklyn co-op where she has lived for nearly a quarter of a

Homes wishlist: Graffiti
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Graffiti The Guardian // // // // wishlist: Graffiti (5 pictures) 1 / 5 Series wishlist Gallery (5 pictures): More tea, vicar? Gallery (5 pictures): Bring back hanging? You bet, says Charlotte Abrahams 1 / 5 Canvas£250, by . Photograph:

Interiors graffiti house
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‘Rather than paper the wall, I put the writing on MDF boards so I can move them around,’ says owner, the Swedish designer Jimmie Karlsson

Decorator showcase
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More than 25 top San Francisco designers will present their interpretations of urban living at Millennium Tower in "Icons of Design," a benefit showcase running through Nov. 22. Each room of the four residences on the tower's 52nd floor will get a...

Stylemaker spotlight: Gioi Tran
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Like many in his profession, Gioi Tran didn't set out to become an interior designer. He was a professional dancer, pursuing a fine arts degree at the Academy of Art University. But after he attended an orientation for the interior design program, he

Desks - Swag or Swoop
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A dilemma arises when you're purchasing a desk: Is it better to go with a small, sleek model and supplement with additional storage or buy something big and bulky, knowing you'll have plenty of built-in drawer space to spare? If the idea of hulking...

Retro to metro at Urban Indigo
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From the outside Urban Indigo looks tiny. From the inside it's flush with design. "There's lots of little stuff, for little spaces." said Cynthia Bragdon, the Oakland store's owner. "We try to edit well." The shelves carry a lot to delight in...

Halloween decorations from John Lewis
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NEW Dress your home for a spooky party Halloween is now the third biggest event on our calendar. Join in the festivities by dressing your home for a Halloween party. If you're preparing for trick-or-treaters, make sure they know who has the best sweets

Onkyo TX-SR707 THX Certified 7.2 Channel Home Theater Receiver - Product of the Week
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The Onkyo TX-SR707 7.2 Channel Home Theater Receiver brings THX Certification, high-end audio and video performance, as well as flexibility to a reasonable price. This bereceiver is THX Select2 Plus Certified is rated to deliver 100 wpc, and features

10 of the best mosaic tiles
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Great family days out. Garden books and green awards how many do we need?
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Gardening insider Matthew Appleby ponders the state of horticulture. By Matthew Appleby Published: 5:08PM GMT 30 Oct 2009 A great garden day out with children can be less than magical. Family fun As a child I visited Kew gardens. I remembered being

How To Clean a Room in No Time
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Knowing how to clean a room quickly can truly be a lifesaver, especially if you have a party coming up and not much time to prepare for it. Either you are expecting guests or not on the Halloween night (some of them might come unnoticed!); we have some

Things to do in November
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It has been so summery in October that we are in danger of being lulled into a false sense of security. No cold weather fronts yet appear on the horizon, no frost or icy nights are forecast, yet I learn that even the most experienced weather forecaster

Complete guide to growing small trees for the garden
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Everything you need to know about choosing and growing the right tree for your garden By Tony Russell for Gardeners' World Magazine Published: 10:01AM GMT 30 Oct 2009 Best small trees for the garden: leaves of Acer palmatum Sango Kaku turning a fiery

Will tree roots damage my house?
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Your guide to growing trees: will roots damage the foundations of my house, and where to buy trees By BBC Gardeners' World Magazine Published: 10:02AM GMT 30 Oct 2009 Advice for growing trees: roots of a young tree, being planted with a stake. Photo:

Online fabric and homewares store
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Update your home with gorgeous fabrics from Runaway Coast New mail-order company Runaway Coast has a gorgeous selection of fabrics, all of which are 100% cotton and machine washable. We love this Butterfly black fabric (£34 per m). Use it to make

As with clothes and interiors gardens can't be copied wholesale
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Experience teaches that gardens very different from your own are best admired from afar By Mary Keen Published: 6:55AM GMT 30 Oct 2009 Miscanthus grasses need to be kept under strict control. Photo: Eleanor Bentall The owners of Le Jardin Plume "Getting

The Dry Garden: John Greenlee, 'American Meadow' and the crusade against the American lawn
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Yet “The American Meadow Garden” has a problem. It isn’t aimed at most homeowners. Page after page, photo after photo, Greenlee celebrates parks and park-like estates from California to Maryland. This isn’t a book for those of us with a tract

Apples are the mostloved British tree
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The apple is the most popular variety of tree, according to a survey of gardeners Published: 3:42PM GMT 29 Oct 2009 A nation of tree lovers: apple trees are our favourite, while half of us would like to get a tree for Christmas, according to a recent

Spooky halloween houses
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Wingmore, Kent: From the outside the four-bed Palm Tree Inn looks like an idyllic family home. But watch out for the little girl ghost who plays with dolls and the heard but not seen “heavy-footed gentleman” which the owner claims share the property.

Baby steps to vintage simplicity
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Once upon a time, the ideal for a child's room was a cozy haven filled with sturdy push-pull toys, handmade dolls and a few baskets of dress-up clothes. That was before batteries, computer programs for toddlers and the array of stuff that talks, squawks,