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August Garden Calendar
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-- Water, water, water! Lawn and flowers need about 1 inch of water a week to stay green and healthy. Use a rain gauge to make sure they're getting enough. If using a sprinkler, set out a pan or tuna can on the lawn to measure how much water falls. (Best

Decorating Trends for Fall 2010
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I'm always curious to know what's trendy in the world of interior decorating. While I tend to gravitate towards the classics I like to play around with trends just for fun when I can. While cruising the stores and the blogs looking for hot fall 2010

Buuying a model home
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When Karen and Aneil Mishra home-shopped in Okemos, Mich., in 2009, they restricted their search to new houses to minimize the effects of mold and dust on their family's allergies. But they didn't want to endure months of construction, which they had

2:30 p.m.: Rangers-Angels game
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Join us for a discussion of the Rangers-Angels game as it happens starting at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Mobile users can enjoy the experience on our SportsDayDFW.com mobile site.

The home-team advantage
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Russell Yip / The Chronicle George Brazil and Cecilia Sagrera-Hill While George Brazil and Cecilia Sagrera-Hill began their careers in different fields - he in graphic design, she in the culinary arts - the two have now made a name for themselves in the

How low can you go?
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Liz Hafalia / The Chronicle Low-flow showerheads save water and money. For more conservation ideas, take the Responsible Bathroom tour. Simple, inexpensive upgrades to bathroom and kitchen fixtures are a great way to start conserving water. Something as

Redbox Blu-ray Rental Rollout Begins
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Earlier this year, I reported that Redbox was going to add Blu-ray Discs to its familiar red DVD rental kiosks. Redbox has kept its promise and consumers will now be able to rent Blu-ray Disc titles for $1.50 a night, with expected availability at all of

Toshiba Intros New Blu-ray Disc Recorders - For Japan
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Here we go again! While the U.S. has yet to see standalone consumer Blu-ray Disc recorders on its store shelves, Japan has been in Blu-ray Disc recorder heaven for about three years now. The latest entries announced for the Japanese market are new units

All-weather plants: Casa Linda couple's garden can handle drought, winters.
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Brianne and Trey Denton's homestead embodies what's important to Generation Y: sustainable, drought-tolerant landscaping; a diminishing lawn with its thirsty grass; vegetable beds; beehives for enhanced pollination and local (very local) honey; a fire

Garden Plants in Alaska
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While Alaska is often thought of as a frozen tundra, during the spring and summer months, the weather becomes temperate enough to support a variety of plants and flowers. If you live in the state of Alaska, add interest to your yard by planting... Recent

Uh oh! You stripped the screw, now what!
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Well once you read this tutorial How to Remove a Broken Screw you'll know how to use this little under $5 secret weapon. And having a screw loose, well, that will be a good thing!

August Landscape & Garden Calendar
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When the temperature soars and the National Weather Service issues frequent warnings about the dangerous heat, even the most dedicated home gardener wants to stay inside. But that doesn't mean you can forget about gardening. Think about some of the cool

Homes: Big ideas for small backyards
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It's been endlessly said that gardens have become 'extensions of the home' without this cliché telling us much. But the idea of an interior room begins to be useful when you're trying to make something of a micro yard – that minuscule patch before an

Space solves: Right-handed opening microwaves and diner booths
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Is there a right-handed opening microwave on the market or are they all left-handed? Unfortunately, our searches have drawn a blank, but we have found a couple that open at the top – the Panasonic NNCF778S combination microwave/oven/grill, £234.98,

Let's move to … the New Forest, Hampshire
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What's going for it? I've always rather fancied keeping pigs. Or chickens. Or geese, for that matter. Now's my chance. The New Forest national park is looking for new 'commoners' to populate its woods. These days, the forest is a queer mix of high-priced

August garden chores
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Photo credit: Baltimore Sun/Doug Kapustin August is no time to hang up your garden hat. It is hot and miserable here in the Mid-Atlantic, and we have been fighting a losing battle against drought. But, as our favorite task-masters advise us, there is

Your 2010 summer gardening to-do list
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Is much gardening getting done this summer? Not much, I'd say, thanks to miserably hot and humid weather that has dominated the Piedmont since early June. That's a long time to be without the stimulation of planting and tending. We are at midsummer, with

Home & Garden TV listings, July 31-Aug. 7
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SATURDAY, July 31 7 a.m. (HGTV) Over Your Head (CC) (DIY) King of Dirt 7:30 a.m. (HGTV) Carter Can (CC) 8 a.m. (HGTV) Hammer Heads (CC) (DIY) 10 Grand in Your Hand Homeowners create an extra bedroom in their basement. 8:30 a.m. (HGTV) Don't Sweat It A

Blanche Vaughan's perfect summer pudding
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There is something very pleasing about picking fruit straight from the bush, warmed by the sun and bursting with colourful juice and sweetness. Usually this is the most enjoyable way to eat it but one or two things need a little cooking to really bring

Children's bedroom range
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The French Bedroom Company introduces a collection for kids The biggest bedroom decorating trend at the moment is for the romantic, feminine style of French antiques, including painted statement beds and armoires. Well, now your child's bedroom can get

Home-team advantage
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While George Brazil and Cecilia Sagrera-Hill began their careers in different fields - he in graphic design, she in the culinary arts - the two have now made a name for themselves in the interior design community. They met while working at James Marzo

A modern take on a classic desk
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I've had a major crush on vintage campaign desks for years now. Many of these throwback lookers unite sleek with haute, and the combination of lacquered wood paired with brass fittings elevates even unglamorous duties, such as paying the bills.

Bargains on wool rugs, carpets; home hardware
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Carpets of New Zealand (a division of a fine wool floor-covering manufacturer), has solid bargains this month and next. Its carpets and rugs are normally found in designer showrooms and include a wide range of floor coverings designed exclusively for

Clay an earthy option for wall finishes
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American Clay Besides their beauty, clay walls absorb excess moisture in the air and release it when air is drier. Interior designers have a down-to-earth option for integrally colored, VOC-free wall finishes: clay. "We like clay for its color and its

Texas schools' ratings jump dramatically
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AUSTIN – The number of school districts and campuses earning higher state ratings jumped dramatically this year thanks in part to a now-questionable boost in their test results that increased scores for failing students based on future projections.

Gardening with Alan Titchmarsh: Summer holiday splendour
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GARDENING WITH ALAN TITCHMARSH: SUMMER HOLIDAY SPLENDOUR Poppy can bring a bright change to the garden Saturday July 31,2010 A SUMMER holiday spent at home is the perfect opportunity to sit back and enjoy the delights of your own garden. And since August

Frederick
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Downtown is lined with beautiful historic homes that make the quintessential walking path for a stroll in this warm and inviting city. Photo courtesy Tourism Council of Frederick County. Frederick, Maryland is strategically located in the American

Sedums: The Perfect Plant
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Alternanthera 'Red Thread' and Sedum 'Bertram Anderson.' Courtesy Itsaul Plants Recently I was talking with a nursery employee about plants for containers. She was recommending Sedum ‘Angelica’ as a year-round container plant. Because gardeners often