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Electrical Service Panel De-mystified
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Ever wondered what is hidden behind that electrical service panel in your home? Opening up the panel door to see the circuit breakers or fuses is one thing, but removing the panel cover and exposing the wires?! ACK! How do all those wires end up working

March garden photo competition
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MUNCHKIN: Solomon Dennu, eight months old, finds zucchini leaves hard to resist. JUST COOKED: Party time at the Riwaka pizza oven. OUTDOOR TREAT: Tate's birthday party at Queens Gardens. READY TO EAT: Boysenberries in a bowl LUNCHTIME: All ready for a

Tom MacCubbin: April in the garden
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Almanac "Average temperature: High 83, Low 60 "Average rainfall: 2.42 inches The moon 1. Moon Phases: "Last quarter: April 6 "New moon: April 14 "First quarter: April 21 "Full moon: April 28 2. Moon sign planting dates: "Above ground crops: 15, 16, 19,

Conquering the divider
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Lianne Milton / Special to The Chronicle Leslie and Chris Lentz removed a wall separating the living room from the dining room. (6) Sometimes a remodel is about more than a desire to improve your house. For Leslie Lentz, redesigning the heart of her St.

Fired up for the Ferry Building
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Heath Ceramics Its plates and cups can be found at Chez Panisse, Hog Island Oyster Co., Slanted Door and Blue Bottle coffee shops. Its tiles line the walls at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and the C.V. Starr East Asian Library at UC Berkeley. Heath

Optoma HD20 DLP Video Projector - Product Review
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At an MSRP of $999 the Optoma HD20 DLP Projector is a great value. With its stylish design this projector is compatible with almost any decor. With 1,700 maximum lumens output capability, the Optoma HD20 projects a bright image suitable for room sizes in

LG BD590 Network Blu-ray Player with Hard Drive - Product of the Week
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Blu-ray Disc players are going through a transformation and the best example is the LG BD590. This player has just about everything: Blu-ray, DVD, CD playback, Wireless Network Connectivity with audio/video streaming from content providers such as

Toshiba Announces Trio of New Internet-Enabled LED/LCD TVs
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If buying a 3D-TV isn't on your priority list, Toshiba has the next best thing, its new UX600 series LCD TVs. What makes these sets attractive is that they not incorporate LED Backlighting, 120Hz refresh rate, and a very stylish design, but also

Opening your private garden to the public in not a route to riches
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Does it pay to open your garden to the public? This question has been exercising the Historic Houses Association and it plans a seminar in May. If even Kew finds it hard to make ends meet, for the private owner who cannot attract large grants, it must be

How to grow Japanese azalea 'Kirin'
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'Kirin' (syn 'Coral Bells'), a Japanese azalea, bears soft pink, scented "hose-in-hose" one set within another flowers. The clusters seem to be arranged in tiers and the lacy effect is feminine and fresh, so it provides a wide, yard-high floral feast for

Edible flowers
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Scattering flowers over your food is a good way to add colour and I've always been a sucker for marigolds, violas, primroses and nasturtiums for this decorative reason alone, but the more I learn about eating flowers, the more I realise there may be

Good ideas for gardening
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Some websites are thick with videos, showing how how to plant a tomato or build a bean tepee. Other websites offer articles on rose pruning, tips about composting, charts detailing what to plantand when along the Front Range. Not many websites, though,

Don't wait to be a water-wise gardener
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1. Valley Violet ceanothus Water is an everyday priority for the UC Davis Arboretum, which tends almost 100 thirsty acres in a region that can go nearly bone-dry for months. Like most Sacramento Valley gardeners, Ellen Zagory, the arboretum's

Pro Tips: Gardeners and stores are busy as bees
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Small raised beds and small containers are the answer for many Sacramento gardeners with poor soil. Chris Labelle expected a crowd on the first day of spring. But the longtime Home Depot nurseryman was overwhelmed last weekend. "Everybody is going

Do You Use the Same Trim and Ceiling Color Throughout Your Home?
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It makes sense that you'd want different colored walls in different rooms. But it's also true that rooms in a home should flow, one into another. For a subtle movement from room to room, use the same color white paint for all the ceilings and the trim

Let's move to Tring, Hertfordshire
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Fleas dressed in costume. Definitely a plus in any town in my book. One of my earliest memories is going on a family day trip to the Natural History Museum at Tring, built by the second baron Rothschild to house his stuffed menagerie – the biggest

Tips for raising early tomatoes
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Q: There's a tomato-growing contest among my friends in Geyserville in northern Sonoma County. The rules are simple: Produce an edible fruit first. All entrants must put $5 in the pot to make it interesting. Naturally, I'd very much like to win. Can

Iconic ceramicist turns porcelain to prints
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When ceramicists David Reid and James Klein of New York firm KleinReid teamed up with ceramicist and furniture maker Eva Zeisel to create a limited-edition collection of colorful hand-screened prints for Room & Board, the result was destined to be

Heath Ceramics fired up for Ferry Building shop
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Its plates and cups can be found at Chez Panisse, Hog Island Oyster Co., Slanted Door and Blue Bottle coffee shops. Its tiles line the walls at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and the C.V. Starr East Asian Library at UC Berkeley. Heath Ceramics, one

Country-style crockery
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Update your kitchen for spring with these adorable new designs Capture the mood of the moment in your kitchen with Polly's Pantry, the pretty new tableware collection from John Lewis. Combining pale blue stripes, little red dots and delicate flowers on

10 Great British walks
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It's hard to believe but after the soggiest winter in living memory we've finally stumbled with blinking incredulity into the fresh green pastures of spring. Officially, it all gets going tomorrow, when British summertime socks us in the eye with more

Easy Garden Anyone Can Grow
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It's not as hard as it seems. Anyone can have a garden when you follow our tips. Share | | | | Text size:AAA Article by Ellen Ruoff Riley 1 of 8 A Satisfying Adventure Gather your own succulent salad, feel the crispness of young bush beans, and taste the

7 Tips for Cooking Green
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Based in Baltimore and also servicing Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties, Thyme for You, LLC personal chef Beth Andresini offers these quick and easy tips for reducing energy consumption when cooking at home: 1. Do Your Prep

Mucking in
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I visited the allotment this morning. It felt a bit like returning to the scene of a crime. The place where we had hurriedly tipped two tonnes of cow manure into our partly constructed palette compost heap (and across the main path), then rushed off to

Handy new tool lets you find rated tradesmen for that home improvement job
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Livingetc.com's parent site Housetohome.co.uk has teamed up with Rated People so you can now easily track down local recommended tradespeople across the UK – from decorators to carpenters, electricians to plumbers. All you need to do is fill out this

Where they lead you
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Scott Hargis Staircase at the Oliver Lofts in Emeryville, above. (5) Chance as much as anything focused Scott Hargis on staircases. A professional photographer with a passion for Bay Area architecture and interiors, he found himself thinking about stairs

Edwardian Sweet Edwardian
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Peter DaSilva / Special to The Chronicle The living room, above, is anchored by the neutral colors of the furniture, which is layered with splashes of color. The interior main staircase, top left, has been completely overhauled. View More Images(12) SFiS

Container Gardens Get Spring Started Indoors
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ON a recent Saturday, over a cup of tea, I redefined the farm-to-table food movement. It didn't take much. All I did was move my herb garden -- that is, the farm -- to my dining room table. Potting mix, dirt, seedlings, water. Everything. Without