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Onkyo Introduces Two New 3D-Enabled Home Theater-In-A-Box Systems
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Onkyo has announced two new 7.1 channel home theater-in-a-box systems (HT-S7300 and HT-S6300) designed to give flexible options for the consumer by providing 3D-enabled, 130wpc receivers, 290-watt subwoofers, Dolby TrueHD/DTS-HD Master Audio decoding,

CNET Blasts DirecTV's Attempt at 3D
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With 3D hardware now available to consumers, it is up to TV broadcasters and movie studios to provide enough content to make the 3D investment worthwhile. As a result, DirecTV has stepped up to the plate with an all-3D channel (n3D), but, according to

Tax income to pay Cowboys Stadium debt is beating projections
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Arlington voters agreed in fall 2004 to help fund Cowboys Stadium by enacting new taxes. More than 5 ½ years, a full NFL season and one global recession later, numbers are now available to start judging how well financial projections compare to reality.

Italian Garden Ideas
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Everyone loves the laid-back romance of an Italian villa. Cascading grapevines and cultured cypress trees backed by detailed frescoes delight the senses. If you can't afford a carefully maintained hedge maze, marble statues or an elegant gazebo,...

How Can I Start a Winter Vegetable Garden in Virginia?
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Virginia is in USDA Hardiness Zone 7; this gives Virginia residents several months to have a productive garden. During the winter months, it is still possible to have some vegetables, especially if the winter weather is mild and assuming you do... Recent

Gardening Against the Odds awards
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Comments Why do we garden? And why does the passion with which we garden so often seem to be in inverse proportion to the conditions in which we do it?" This was the question posed by Elspeth Thompson in what was to be her final online diary entry before

Home & Garden TV lists, July 10-17
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(HGTV) Sarah's House (CC) (DIY) Turf War 12:30 a.m. (HGTV) Color Splash: Miami (CC) 1:30 a.m. (HGTV) House Hunters International (CC) (DIY) Today Show Tips — Getting the garden or yard of one's dreams. 2 a.m. (HGTV) Design Star — A space inspired by

South Bay, Peninsula garden events: July 10-18
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SOUTH BAY Summer fruit tree pruning. Landscaper Sean McGrail shares tips during his pruning class for reaping more fruit. 9-11 a.m. July 10. Guadalupe River Park & Gardens Visitor and Education Center, 438 Coleman Ave., San Jose. $10-$15. 408-298-7657,

Surviving July in your garden
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July is an important month on the South Florida gardening calendar because it falls right in the middle of our growing season. Plants do most of their growing during the rainy season, which runs from late May to early October, so by July, our plants are

2 p.m.: Discuss Rangers vs. Orioles with Gerry Fraley
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Gerry Fraley, staff writer for SportsDayDFW.com and The Dallas Morning News, is discussing the Rangers-Orioles game as it happens starting at 2 p.m. Sunday. Mobile users can enjoy the experience on our SportsDayDFW.com mobile site.

Easily Find and Trace that Circuit Breaker!
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Yes, that is the type of question shouted from the basement to the 2nd floor bedroom as weekend warriors across the land have tried to figure out which circuit breaker or fuse controls what outlet in their home. But no longer do you have to make turning

Baby nurseries: safe and stylish
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Stephanie Marsh Fillbrandt As a mother of two young boys, Stephanie Marsh Fillbrandt understands the importance of creating a comfortable and safe baby nursery. As an interior designer and founder of the residential and commercial San Francisco interior

Creating an Artful Home
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Mike Kepka / The Chronicle Stylemaker spotlight: Lisa Bayne It's difficult for Lisa Bayne not to take her work home. But in her case, it's a good thing. As the CEO of Artful Home (artfulhome.com) - an online resource for artists and consumers - her

Four steps to lovely, less thirsty landscapes
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David Goldberg Ingredients of a design for wet or dry years: Scarlet blooms of Aloe saponaria line both sides of a permeable pebble path. At lower left is a beschorneria from Mexico, while the red-leaved Cotinus coggyrgria, or smoke tree, can be seen

South Bay, Peninsula garden events: July 10-18
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Summer fruit tree pruning. Landscaper Sean McGrail shares tips during his pruning class for reaping more fruit. 9-11 a.m. July 10. Guadalupe River Park & Gardens Visitor and Education Center, 438 Coleman Ave., San Jose. $10-$15. 408-298-7657,

Gardenia isn't lovely anymore
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Q: Help! My gardenia bushes are turning black instead of the beautiful green they were two years ago. Last year I noticed white stuff underneath the leaves, and it started from there. What can I do to bring them back? I have had wonderful experiences of

Tiny gardener designed her house and garden to show off beloved flowers
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Overflowing flower beds with lots and lots of color, that's Irene Ciccarelli's cup of tea. Her 2-year-old garden, tucked in the new Lincoln Hills housing plan in North Huntingdon, stands out among the restrained landscaping of her neighbors. It's not

Garden Notes: Post-Gazette Summer Camp features Gretchen McKay and Doug Oster
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PG food writer Gretchen McKay and garden columnist Doug Oster will appear in the first in a series of free Post-Gazette summer camps held on the Town Square Stage at the SouthSide Works. Ms. McKay will prepare cedar-planked salmon at 2 p.m. today. At 3

Garden Detective: Web of mystery about plant seen in Minnesota
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While in Minnesota last summer, I saw this plant. It was growing on the University of Minnesota campus in Duluth. I was unable to find out its name. If you could identify it, is it something that would grow in our Sacramento climate? UC Master Gardener

How to get a good night's sleep
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Sleep is an emotive issue. We don't appreciate it until it goes wrong. Try to keep regular hours. Going to bed and getting up at roughly the same time each day will programme your body to sleep better. When I was young, I was in bed by 9.30pm every

Space solves: My teak table is swamped in lichen
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My teak garden table spent the winter outside uncovered and now has lichen-like growth on the top. How do I remove and clean it? Our cleaning guru Stephanie Zia says, 'Sodium percarbonate (pure oxygen bleach, £15.40/kilo, inc VAT/p&p, from mistral.ie)

James Callicott, a bright young thing
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Comments His nearest rival, Jack Dunkley, 16, is now a veteran on his second show garden. Bob Sweet, organiser of RHS Shows, has a few theories as to why Hampton Court attracts such young design talent: "Hampton is the coolest event in the gardening

Our future is very rosy
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Comments The nation's favourite flower is officially the rose - and Thirteen rose growers gather together under one marquee, with exhibits themed around Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. (You may see characters in costumes wafting around, with

Judi Dench's rose is top seller, Team England a flop
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Comments "Drama Queen" was launched by the actress on Monday and sellers said it was proving to be one of the most popular varieties. This summer is a particularly good season for roses due to the cold winter, experts said. it has allowed them to remain

First lego garden
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Comments The allowed artificial grass at Chelsea Flower Show this year and a Plasticine garden by Top Gears James May was sanctioned the year before that. Garden gnomes, which were previously banned, have even been allowed to sneak into display gardens

How to get to the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
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The nearest stations to the showground are Hampton Court and Kingston. Each is approximately 30 minutes from London Waterloo, with frequent trains. The showground is a 15 minute walk or short ferry ride (£1.80 single) from Hampton Court station, or a

Bee friendly Hampton Court
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Comments , the younger, more relaxed sister of Chelsea Flower Show, is almost upon us. For many of us, Hampton Court heralds the start of summer proper. This year the country's biggest gardening event includes a bee garden, designed by landscape designer

How to keep the children happy
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During Family Weekend at the , July 10-11, children can enjoy the show for free. Highlights include: Dirtgirlworld CBeebies will be coming to the show with Dirtgirlworld, to let younger children discover that getting to grips with nature can be fun.

Sales of �1,000 garden sheds shoot up
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Comments While it is possible to buy a full-height garden shed for as little as little as 150, retailers have reported that sheds costing 1,000 or more have doubled over the last year. B&Q said sales of its , priced 1,149, had jumped by 550 per cent,