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Industrial Age inspires desks for business and pleasure
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Hand-penned letters soon may be a thing of the past but thankfully the writing desk hasn't been written off. It would be a shame to miss an encounter with these two handsome specimens, constructed of wood, metal and old-timey hardware that, all put

Bay Area's foodshed stretches from backyard to farmland
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We all know we live in a watershed, the one that begins in the Sierra and ends in San Francisco Bay. Some, with hillside homes and/or tall trees, may be all too familiar with the word "viewshed." "Foodshed" is a less familiar concept. The term was coined

Removing Japanese anemone takes much work, patience
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Q: Japanese anemone is ruining our central Berkeley garden. It's become terribly invasive and persistent. We've been trying to eradicate it for most of this year with no success. We tried digging up the roots, spending 15 hours over three weekends

Open, airy house is a Lakewood home tour highlight
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Scott and Cory Barnard have found a little piece of country in the heart of Lakewood. Their home’s gray-shingle exterior, whitewashed ceilings, screened-in porch and soothing color palette evoke a farmhouse on the New England coast, but it maintains

Home and crafts calendar, Nov.12-18: Knit with Jane Austen
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KNIT WITH JANE AUSTEN:In celebration of the new publicationJane Austen Knits, the Shabby Sheep store will screen the BBC version ofPride and Prejudiceduring a knit-along. Bring needles, yarn and projects. 5 to 10 p.m. Saturday. 2110 Boll St., Dallas.

Find handmade gifts from Dallas artists at Jingle Bash
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If giving handmade gifts is your holiday style, you are practically done with your shopping. Dallas’ upcoming annual Jingle Bash will showcase loads of handmade arts and high-style crafts from North Texas artists to surprise anyone on your list. Etsy

Black Friday Update: Entire Best Buy Ad Now Revealed
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Below is a listing of the deals on TVs and home theater-related components. NOTE: Added links are provided to official manufacturer or Best Buy product pages, if available, for additional info where model numbers have been provided. Dynex and Insignia

Sony STR-DH520 Entry-Level Home Theater Receiver - Product of the Week
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At its $250 price point, the Sony STR-DH520 is definitely not a high-end receiver. It does not have an onscreen menu display, auto-speaker calibration, or video upscaling, but it does pack in 7.1 Channel Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding, as

Home and garden calendar Nov. 12
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Eco-friendly disposal of dog waste: bag or flush?
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Dilemma: Short of training my dog to hold it, is there a eco-friendly way to get rid of dog waste that's still sanitary? Of course I'll: Bag it and throw it in the garbage. Trade-off: I'm not sure the bag breaks down if it goes to the landfill. Then

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Hand-penned letters soon may be a thing of the past but thankfully the writing desk hasn't been written off. It would be a shame to miss an encounter with these two handsome specimens, constructed of wood, metal and old-timey hardware that, all put

Bay Area's foodshed - from backyard to farmland
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We all know we live in a watershed, the one that begins in the Sierra and ends in San Francisco Bay. Some, with hillside homes and/or tall trees, may be all too familiar with the word "viewshed." "Foodshed" is a less familiar concept. The term was coined

Eradicating Japanese anemone takes work, patience
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Q: Japanese anemone is ruining our central Berkeley garden. It's become terribly invasive and persistent. We've been trying to eradicate it for most of this year with no success. We tried digging up the roots, spending 15 hours over three weekends

Eco-friendly worktops from Second Nature
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Add some eco chic to your kitchen with beautiful bamboo worktops Thinking of an eco-friendly design for your next kitchen? Second Nature has just added a natural bamboo worktop to its timber surface range. Its classic light shade with distinctive grain

20 reasons to vote for us
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A snapshot celebration of our nomination for Blog of the Year News that we had been nominated in the Horticultural Channel's best blog award (under Guardian Gardening and Allotment Blog, so please vote for us here) prompted me to ask Howard to look

Julia Noran- Prints and Personal Style
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Praise for Prints We’ve seen animal prints on the runway, but can you imagine it in your living room? Our Sophie Donelson posed this question to designers: animal prints in the home, yay or nay? “Yay,” said George Oliphant, host of George to the

Five Must-Have Tools to Organize Your Living Room
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When my grandmother called her the living room the "den," it always made me feel cozy and warm, like we were bears curling up in our little nook to relax together. Unfortunately many families' living rooms are the opposite of relaxing, littered with DVD

Gardening column: Plant sense
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‘How do I know what soil I have?’ I was asked last week. The garden was north-facing, raised, with two fine evergreen shrubs, a camellia and a rhododendron. Close by was a healthy medium-sized cherry tree with a well-balanced habit. The garden

Garden designer Diane Pyper: ‘I love to embark on the journey with my clients’
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A CLIENT asked me what my favourite part of designing gardens is. There are two parts; the beginning and the end. I love to embark on the journey with my clients and discover what suits their lifestyle, draw up the survey and be sitting at the drawing

Telegraph Gardenshop: Daylillies with flower power
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The Greek word *hemerocallis* means “beautiful for a day”, hence the common name of daylily. More and more flowers open on a daily basis and there will be many buds ready to open on a stem at any one time. With this special trialled selection of

Home and garden news and notes
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By MARY BETH BRECKENRIDGE ON THE SHELF: BOOK DISHES ON DINNER PLATES Shax Riegler sets the table for some appetizing exploration with his new book, Dish: 813 Colorful, Wonderful Dinner Plates. Riegler, features editor at House Beautiful, explores the

Old Geezer the Gardening Guru: Little winter jobs
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There's a tendency to forget the vegetable patch in the winter, but here are Old Geezer's little winter jobs to help you get ready for spring.

Gardening: Autumn enchantment
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FROM the mid-1700s, country houses and estates throughout the land were metamorphosing from formal French style gardens to a quintessentially English landscape scenario. The key player was Lancelot Capabilty Brown who transformed acres of uninspiring

So, B�ndchen can pretty up New York awhile
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So, Bündchen can pretty up New York awhile The supermodel sells her home in the Hollywood Hills for $4 million and nests in the East. Gisele Bündchen, one of the world's most famous faces in modeling, has for the moment turned up her nose at living in

Flower Gardening Guide
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Symptoms of magnesium deficiency on pansy are interveinal chlorosis of the newly matured leaves followed by general yellowing of the leaves beginning at the margins. Marginal necrosis can follow in severe cases. lf magnesium deficiency is suspected,

So, Bündchen can pretty up New York awhile
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The supermodel sells her home in the Hollywood Hills for $4 million and nests in the East. 0 Gisele BÃ¼ndchen sold her home for $4 million. (EPA/GARY I ROTHSTEIN / March 29, 2007) Also Photo: Near UCLA Gisele Bündchen, one of the world's most famous

Vipp celebrates Movember
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Designer Inga Sempe has collaborated with Vipp for Movember 2011 During November every year, thousands of men from around the world sprout moustaches on their faces to raise funds for men's health, specifically prostate cancer. On Movember 1st, men

Gardeners double their pleasure by drying, crafting with dried flowers
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Whether in the garden or in a vase, a flower's beauty quickly fades. A once-glorious bloom soon becomes lifeless and withered. There's little you can do to extend a flower's life, but you can prolong its visual appeal if you dry it. "It's a way of