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Make Jewelry Sparkle
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Biggest Challenges Fastest Fixes 1. Shine silver: Tarnish is the enemy, and here are your weapons: For items that are merely dull, filmy, or starting to discolor, mix a few drops of mild dish soap with warm water, and dip in a soft cloth. Rub the

Delft Style Decor
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Need to sell your home? Get help from a St. Joseph statue
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In these trying times, selling your house takes an act of God. If you believe those words, you might be ready to meet St. Joe, according to Phil Cates, the founder of the St. Joseph Statue Kit. He's dedicated to helping people sell their homes through a

Choose the right caladiums for your home
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Bold swaths of color brighten the partly shady back yard of Dean Brown's garden in Richardson's Canyon Creek neighborhood. Strokes of rich red create a display under Shumard oaks. Clusters of bright white and deep pink embolden the shade under a pecan.

Border lines
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Gardening: Problems with peachesLast Updated: 12:01am BST 29/08/2008 A peach of a plant whose problems can be overrated. By Ursula Buchan Recently, a good friend came to tea. As she left, I gave her a few peaches from the fan-trained 'Peregrine', which

Drawing the line
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Gardening: Products to make neat lawn edgesLast Updated: 12:01am BST 29/08/2008 Neat lawn edges make a difference, says Jean Vernon All studio photographs by Christopher Jones Edge forever For a permanent lawn edging that blends in and allows you to mow

The Temple rises again
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The Temple of Flora, Robert Thornton's botanical publishing folly, rises againLast Updated: 12:01am BST 29/08/2008 Peter Parker on one of the world's most majestic flower books In 1797 a patriotic physician and lecturer in medical botany called Robert

Scabiosa caucasica
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Val Bourne on , a delicate flower for the last days of summer The large, lavender-blue flowers of the Caucasian scabious (S. caucasica) have been a cut-flower staple for 150 years or more. But I value these frilly flowers for the contribution they make

How to grow: Coreopsis
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The perennial coreopsis is ideal to provide a late summer boost, writes Ursula Buchan It is in late August and early September that you can see most clearly the value of long-lasting summer perennial flowers. They give continuity to planting schemes,

The week's garden events
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Your special extended guide to the week's gardening events 31 NCCPG Plant Fair at University of Leicester Botanic Garden, Oadby, Leics; 11am to 4pm. Plant stalls and garden clinic, willow weaving demo, books for sale. Light refreshments. Entry £2,

On legal grounds
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Garden visits: The Inns of CourtLast Updated: 12:01am BST 29/08/2008 Next month the Inner Temple in London hosts a flower show for the first time in a century. Barbara Segall makes the case for a visit The air is indeed rare and private in the Inns of

Tiptop tomatoes
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Gardening: Red hot tomatoesLast Updated: 1:01pm BST 28/08/2008Page 1 of 2 Eat them fresh-picked in a salad, a soup or as a sauce. Sarah Raven tests the best tomato varieties that will ripen even under the greyest of skies I am always on the lookout for

Gardening: Products to make neat lawn edges
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Neat lawn edges make a difference, says Jean Vernon All studio photographs by Christopher Jones Edge forever For a permanent lawn edging that blends in and allows you to mow right over the top, EverEdge (01630 657629; www.everedge.co.uk) is a great

Garden visits: The Inns of Court
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Next month the Inner Temple in London hosts a flower show for the first time in a century. Barbara Segall makes the case for a visit The air is indeed rare and private in the Inns of Court, the legal centre of London, a cloistered enclave away from the

Gardening: Problems with peaches
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A peach of a plant whose problems can be overrated. By Ursula Buchan Recently, a good friend came to tea. As she left, I gave her a few peaches from the fan-trained 'Peregrine', which covers a south-facing wooden shed wall in the garden. A few days

Property market looking up
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Country Life reveals the latest property news on the latest turnaround in the housing market According to new research from the National Association of Estate Agents, the current property market is levelling out. Country Lifereports that despite fewer

Hot Property: Musician Jason Sinay sells Beverly Hills home for $6 million
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Hollywood is propped up by behind-the-scenes players. They may escape notice elsewhere, but here in Los Angeles, we sit through the credits when the movie is over and squint through the liner notes on the CD jacket looking for their names. And when one

The Temple of Flora, Robert Thornton's botanical publishing folly, rises again
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Peter Parker on one of the world's most majestic flower books In 1797 a patriotic physician and lecturer in medical botany called Robert Thornton issued a prospectus for an ambitious book to be titled The New Illustration of the Sexual System of

Astrology.com Daily Home and Garden Horoscopes - Wednesday August 27, 2008
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Today's Aries Reading: Free Sample Chinese Luck Prosperity and Longevity Reading Taurus (April 20 - May 20) Empty out your briefcase, pick it up and whack it a couple of times to release the crumbs and wadded-up gum wrappers. Whether from the sale or

Consumer Alert: Possible Blu-ray Disc Player Price Cuts Coming
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Although still in the speculative stage, word is that Sony is considering reducing the price of its Blu-ray Disc players by $100 later this year, perhaps in response to budget brand Funai announcing that it may offer Blu-ray Disc players for as little as

Gardening: Red hot tomatoes
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Page 1 of 2 Eat them fresh-picked in a salad, a soup or as a sauce. Sarah Raven tests the best tomato varieties that will ripen even under the greyest of skies I am always on the lookout for the perfect tomato, with a strong, sweet-yet-acid taste,

No Budget for Furniture?
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Furniture shopping is both fun and a bit intimidating, especially when you?re just starting a new phase of your life. After all, what did you ever learn in school that prepares you to select a sofa or decide on wood stain colors? Add budget constraints

Boom Times for Job Site Thieves
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SUE WENTZ and her husband, Eugene, saved for five years, living in a modest home in a low-income neighborhood of Houston, before they broke ground in January on a 4,300-square-foot house on 12 acres in Magnolia, Tex., a woodsy suburb about 40 miles

Clubhouse Living
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Clive Wilkinson was directing a melting pot of pals (or a pot of melting pals, as it were) preparing an English brunch, with a nod to South Africa, his birthplace. A strapping 6-foot-4 architect who calls everyone Ducky, Mr. Wilkinson had the boyish

Chandelier chic
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Chandeliers have been objects of desire for a while now, but have you clocked this season's new chandelier-motif accessories? Look for everything from canvases to cushions, chairs and this Lucia wallpaper, £22 a roll, Laura Ashley. It's perfect for a

Lovely lamps
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Create a warm atmosphere with a glamorous table lamp You'll love these three beautiful table lamps (pictured right). They're chic but cheap! Pretty punchwork (left) Just think how striking three of these Homebase lamps would look lined up along a

How to Renew Old Cabinets
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Need help? Is there something in your house or apartment that's clogged, cracked, broken or bedeviling? We'd like to help. Send your questions to Jeanne Huber at home@washpost.com. Q My dark wood, builder-grade kitchen cabinets, circa 1986, need an

Target Aims for John Derian
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New York-based artisan and shop owner John Derian, best known for his high-end, handmade decoupaged plates, platters and paperweights, has designed a more affordable collection of wares exclusively for Target. Derian's line of stationery and home-decor

Dress Up Your Desk
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When Chris Plantan was growing up, her family celebrated the start of school as if it were Christmas. 'My grandparents would send a lovingly wrapped package of school supplies to us each fall' from their general store in Sheffield, Ill., she says. 'I