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Fine-tuned for family
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English manor or French chateau, marble staircases or chandeliers - it helps to know precisely what you don't want when looking for a home. But when one of those deal-breakers pops up at every open house, it might be better to start from scratch, as one

Toshiba Plunges Into Japanese Blu-ray Disc Recorder Market
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Here we go again...Another major Japanese manufacturer, this time its Toshiba, is willing to market standalone Blu-ray Disc recorders in Japan, but not a peep about making such products available for U.S. consumers (JVC offers two professinal units in

The BBC digs itself out of a hole
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It is an axiom that in future the BBC would be well advised to adhere to: if it ain't broke, don't fix it. A week ago Auntie finally woke up and, somewhat scarlet-faced, admitted it had got it wrong. It took disgruntled viewers switching off in their

Eros blooms in 'Garden of Love'
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The Krewe of Eros presented its 74th annual ball masque Friday evening in the Grand Ballroom of the New Orleans Hilton Riverside. With a profusion of flora at the ball, Eros unearthed 'The Garden of Love,' toasting the long-lived krewe in full bloom. The

The high art of bungalow conversions
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A glass door swings open and out pops a white-haired lady with a small dog yapping at her heels. 'Why are you writing things down?' she asks. I explain I'm making notes for a story on her neighbour's house, and she retreats inside with a humph and slam.

My Space: Jamie Cullum, musician
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People always ask me: 'What did you spend your money on? Where are the cars and the houses?' To be honest, this is what I always dreamed about having: a space to make noise in. As messy and as crazy as this studio is, having the ability to come to my

Family's new home fits the bill - casual, warm
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English manor or French chateau, marble staircases or chandeliers - it helps to know precisely what you don't want when looking for a home. But when one of those deal-breakers pops up at every open house, it might be better to start from scratch, as one

For the love of design
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The big picture: "I once had a client who got really nervous after her living room was painted. I explained to her that it was just the first step of the process. There was still the window treatments, rug, furniture, artwork and accessories. I equated

Home and Garden Calendar: Jan. 16-22
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TODAY Farm Riverside Arts Market, 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays through March. Under the Fuller Warren Bridge on Riverside Avenue. Farmers' market and food vendors. www. riversideartsmarket.com San Marco's Market, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. Balis Park

Tropical Chic Style Decorating Tips
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Tropical chic is one of the most popular looks today. It includes comfort, warmth, and a touch of the exotic, using jungle themes, restful colors, and natural textural elements. It's a style that has fresh appeal with touches of traditional. This is not

Energy saving tips
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Want to save money on your energy bills? Melinda Messengerhas teamed up with E.ON to come up with 90 energy-saving tips. We've whittled down the list to select our top 15 ways to reduce your energy usage, from programming your heating to how to save

Home Depot remains the most-visited home and garden online retailer
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The Home Depots e-commerce site attracted the most consumers in December among home and garden online retailers with 12.5 million shoppers, Nielsen Online reports. However, housewares merchant Horchow.com posted the biggest traffic increase, 286%, for

Pioneer BDP-320 Blu-ray Disc Player - Product of the Week
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The Pioneer BDP-320 combines practical features with good performance. Blu-ray discs are played at full 1080p via HDMI output. This player is also compatible with standard DVDs and CDs. DVDs are upscaled up to 1080p via the HDMI output. Onboard decoding

How to make a moodboard
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I love it when interior designers play around with moodboards - it all looks so arty and imaginative and creative. But do they actually serve a useful purpose? Yes, says interiors stylist Jeska Hearne, who showed me that moodboards can be as useful as

Hold the letters - apple moth damage confirmed
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A reader comments on the Nov. 8 column, "Reviving a bush hit by apple moth": "I have been following the light brown apple moth issue for some time and was really, really surprised to see Ms. Peirce's assessment that a San Francisco gardener's leaf damage

Eye-popping perennial with otherworldly charm
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One doesn't normally apply the adjective turquoise when describing a flower, any flower, but then Lachenalia viridiflora is no ordinary plant. An illustrious member of the South African genus of bulbs known as Cape cowslip, this hardy bulbous perennial

Michael Friedes' love of design becomes career
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Despite a childhood that included devising his own treatments, creating vignettes in his room and even going so far as to persuade his parents to move just so they could redecorate, Michael Friedes' first chosen profession was not interior design. "I

Candlesticks - lots of quirky ones out there
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Candlesticks are a staple of every wedding registry - a traditional gift for the home that too often screams, "I didn't know what you'd really like." But candlesticks have a quirky side, too. And if you're buying presents for couples who love

WEEKEND BUY: Cath Kidston draught excluder
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WEEKEND BUY: - Ideal , Britain's best-selling homes magazine & & NEW WEEKEND BUY: Make sure even your doorways are decorated this winter Rarely are things both stylish and practical, so we were pleasantly surprised when we found this pretty from (25).

Back to basics at Gardeners' World: take two
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Theres not much to do in the garden at this time of the year. And, oddly, still less gardening to watch on the TV. But BBC Gardeners World hit the headlines last week when executive producer Gill Tierney told the Radio Times (a BBC publication of

Cushy new garden tools from OXO
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garden tools this winter, utilizing some tricks from its line -- like nonstick coatings and comfort-grip handles. The bypass hand pruner pictured above ($24.99) comes with a cushioned, gel-pad grip and hardened steel blades finished with a nonstick

Los Angeles BBB Pounces on DirecTV For Poor Customer Service
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As part of the continuing revelations that DirecTV may be less than honest when dealing with their subscribers, the Los Angeles Chapter of the Better Business Bureau has given the Satellite TV provider a grade of 'F'. According to numbers compiled by the

Tips for Decorating a Beautiful Bedroom
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A bedroom should be a personal getaway, a sanctuary, which expresses your favorite colors, feelings, and collections. Learn the main rules to remember when decorating your bedroom. Start by choosing a subtle color. Instead of bold primary colors, choose

1, 2, 3 cot bedding from the Little Baby Company
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bedding from the - Featuring: Ideal , s & , etc, Country s & Interiors, 25 Beautiful s and Beautiful s You are here: 1, 2, 3 cot bedding from the This striking cot bedding set will ensure your baby has a stylish start to life! There's nothing that gets

Report Buyer: U.S: Home and Garden Pesticide Market Worth $1.4 billion Says New Report
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Report Buyer, the online destination for business intelligence for major industry sectors, has added a new market report According to the report "Home & Garden Pesticides: US industry forecasts for 2011 & 2016" available at

Webbs to take on Garden Organic retail business
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RHS members enjoy The Garden magazine and garden visits all year Join now Garden Organic is in discussion with the garden centre business Webbs, based in Worcester, to take on its retail, conference and catering operations at Ryton, Warwickshire. An

Plotting for profit; is slug hugging a trend? Snow business in the garden
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Plotters and profiteers There is a class war going on in allotments. Allotment groups have hit out at private entrepreneurs attempting to make money from renting out plots to the 150,000-strong waiting list. The private New Allotment Company, for