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Despite 1st Quarter Loss Circuit City Expands Product Offerings
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Despite losing over $160 million dollars in the first quarter of 2008 (read report from TV Predictions), Circuit City sees itself with a bright future with continuing sales increases in HDTV and Video Game products. To further bolster its offerings, the

Samsung HL50A650 50-inch DLP Projection Television - Product of the Week
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is one of the new breed of DLP projection televisions that is 3D-ready. With the addition of an external processor (or your PC) and special glasses, the consumer can experience true 3D viewing of video games and computer graphics, with 3D film releases

Energy codes shouldn't put a stop to salvaging
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Some of the issues we covered, such as the requirement for safety glazing in doors and windows, stem from modern ideas about safety that didn't exist when many salvaged materials were created. Yet safety concerns are not the main reason current codes

Moth spraying off, but what about mosquitoes?
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A: Apparently public pressure won in this battle, although the agencies involved will deny it. They are going to use other, less-toxic methods such as sterilized male moths to control the light brown apple moth. You are probably OK with this program for

Solutions / Wash away your boring laundry room with innovative, multipurpose designs
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But the place where the laundry gets done has changed vastly over the years. Washing machines have replaced rocks, and electric or gas dryers have replaced clotheslines. Lightweight irons turn themselves off if you leave them for more than a minute. And

Growing up: Tim Richardson creating your own luscious vertical gardens
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Vertical gardens - buildings smothered in lush plants that appear to grow straight out of the walls - have arrived in Britain. They featured at Chelsea this year, while several green wall experiments, including New Street Square in the City of London and

A home to keep out the Indian city
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Randeep Ramesh visits an extraordinary pocket of uncompromising modernism that stands proud in the midst of the messy, urban sprawl that is Surat Saturday June 21, 2008The Guardian

Growing up
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Vertical gardens - buildings smothered in lush plants that appear to grow straight out of the walls - have arrived in Britain. They featured at Chelsea this year, while several green wall experiments, including New Street Square in the City of London and

Hot Property: Lenny Dykstra lists Lake Sherwood estate for nearly $25 million
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Lenny Dykstra, the scrappy, major league ball-playing spark plug who became a stock market savant, has listed his Lake Sherwood Georgian estate for $24.9 million.The property, designed by architect Richard Landry and sitting on 7 acres atop a secluded

Hot Property: Kent and Susan McCray list Malibu home at $3.8 million
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Kent and Susan McCray made the kind of TV shows that the whole family could sit down and watch together without anyone getting embarrassed: 'Bonanza,' 'Little House on the Prairie' and 'Highway to Heaven.' And the one thread that ran through their

Home Depot stores to recycle compact fluorescent bulbs
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Home Depot announced this week that it will take back old compact fluorescent light bulbs in all 1,973 of its stores in the United States, creating the nation's most widespread recycling program for the bulbs. CFLs are marketed as a way to save energy,

Calendar: This week's focus is on water conservation and compact fluorescent lights
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ALL ABOUT CFLS: Compact fluorescent lights have their own safety issues: These energy savers contain mercury and lead. Learn how to safely use and recycle CFLs at a lecture presented by Allison A. King, certified hazardous-materials manager of

DIY Home Decor
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Decorate Your Home to Show Your Personality
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How many rooms have you walked into that looked beautiful, almost like they had come off the pages of a decorating magazine? Getting a room to look 'decorated' isn't really so hard if you choose good color, beautiful fabrics, and comfortable furniture.

Home Theater Term of the Week - VCD
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VCD stands for Video CD. Developed in the early 90's by JVC, Matsushita, Phlips, and Sony, VCDs, although having limited success in the U.S., became popular, mostly in Asia, for the playback of video content. Employing a compression system known as

Would You Pay $4,300 For a DVD Player?
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Kaleidescapehopes that some of you will. It is touting that its new DVD player/media server combination unit can not only upscale DVDs, but that the quality of the upscaling will rival the true-HD quality of Blu-ray disc. The problem is that the average

A short lesson in REOs, other sales
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You've read plenty about foreclosure sales: who's selling them, who's buying them and who's marketing them. Such deals come in three basic flavors and, given their complexity, it's time to look at how they work: The REO sale: Homes that have been

The best garden hand shears on offer
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It's a snip: the best garden shears, chosen by Jean Vernon All photographs by Christopher Jones Best Buy Jakoti Hand Shears, 14.95 plus 2.50 p&p From Jakoti by mail order (01458 850066; www.handshears.co.uk) What you get: A pair of steel scissor-action

Garden trusts are on the up and up
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Garden trusts, English Heritage for the local landscape, are thriving, says Anna Tyzack The Dorset Garden Trust's Open Day, in the new topiary gardens of a grade II-listed country house, promises to be a grand day out. There will be plant stalls, craft

How to grow: Verbena rigida
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Val Bourne on a plant that gives great garden value Every gardener is familiar with the willowy Verbena bonariensis, a tall lilac-purple vision beloved by butterflies. But there is a more dazzling, low-growing verbena which produces a three-branched

Kitchen gardening: Early summer recipes
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Page 1 of 3 As kitchen gardens fill with young veg, Sarah Raven chooses early summer recipes from her award-winning book Growing your own vegetables makes you a better cook. If you've sown the seed, watched it grow, given it the odd bit of nurture and

Gardening: Beware of growers and seed companies new marketing ploys
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New varieties? TV spin-offs? Don't get me started, says John Cushnie How many 'new varieties' and celebrity-named plants have you been buying? It seems to me that the gardening industry is wise to the fact there are more gardener suckers out there than

Gardening advice: Thorny problems
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Page 1 of 2 Have your say Read comments Garden tips and advice from our resident expert Helen Yemm. This week: some summer basics and a battle with bindweed Some summer basics Keith Brooks from Fareham asks when the best time to water the garden would be

TAKE A SEAT
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Worth a trip off the beaten track, Sofa Design has just opened a spacious new showroom in Ilford, Essex. Spanning 6,000 square feet, it showcases a good choice of traditional and contemporary sofas and armchairs, all handmade to order. Hardwood frames,

Treat your patio
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Gardening: Looking after patios and paved areasLast Updated: 12:01am BST 23/06/2008 Bunny Guinness delivers expert advice on cleaning and extending paved areas A paved eating area is frequently the most used part of the garden, but rather than looking

Time to trust
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Garden trusts are on the up and upLast Updated: 12:01am BST 27/06/2008 Garden trusts, English Heritage for the local landscape, are thriving, says Anna Tyzack The Dorset Garden Trust's Open Day, in the new topiary gardens of a grade II-listed country