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DESIGNER TOUCH
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Now you can browse and buy the beautiful designs of Allegra Hicks at the touch of a button on her new website www.allegrahicks.com. Aside from the clothes and home accessories for which she is so well respected, the website outlines details of her

Fix That Thermostat And Get Your AC Working!
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The thermostat is what controls your air conditioning and furnace system. The thermostat have a mercury switch inside, or may be a mechanical switches, may be digital, and some programmable electronic models will do everything except wake you up in the

June Gardening Tips
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June gardening tips, go to our . Do you have a gardening question? In Delaware County, call our Master Gardeners hortline at 610-690-2671 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 AM-12 NOON. UPCOMING MASTER GARDENERS EVENTS June 14, 2008 Shade Gardening Learn

Office spaces: Design ideas
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Creative work spaces at Leo Burnett in Chicago Offices that look/feel like home Cubism at its best Good work environment improves satisfaction, productivity Workplace: What separates good from great Workplace: Buy a plant, keep a worker happy Workplace:

Gardening: What to do this week
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Elspeth Thompson offers advice on gooseberries and bindweed First fruit Gooseberries are the first soft fruit of the year to ripen, and you can get super-sized, juicy fruits by thinning out every other small berry when they are about 1cm (half an inch)

The picturesque gardens at Giverny may be Claude Monet's greatest legacy
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Painter makes a lasting impression on Elspeth Thompson Monet's garden, like his paintings, has become so familiar to us from photographs that we assume we know it without seeing it. But how wrong we can be. I'll never forget the impact of encountering

Elspeth Thompson: What to do
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Gardening: What to do this weekLast Updated: 12:01am BST 08/06/2008 Elspeth Thompson offers advice on gooseberries and bindweed First fruit Gooseberries are the first soft fruit of the year to ripen, and you can get super-sized, juicy fruits by thinning

The moor the merrier
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High in North Yorkshire, the gardens of Sleightholmedale refuse to be cowed by the climate, and dance whenever they can. By Stephen Lacey Sleightholmedale is certainly scenic, 350ft up in the North York Moors National Park, wedged in an ancient wooded

Monet's legacy
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The picturesque gardens at Giverny may be Claude Monet's greatest legacyLast Updated: 12:01am BST 08/06/2008 Painter makes a lasting impression on Elspeth Thompson Monet's garden, like his paintings, has become so familiar to us from photographs that we

Harman Kardon Introduces New Series of Home Theater and Stereo Receivers
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Harman Kardon has announced its latest line Home Theater and Stereo Receivers that combine simple operation with practical performance features. The receivers are: AVR 154 - 5.1 Channels (30WPCx5) $399, AVR 254 - 7.1 Channels (50WPCx7) $649, AVR 354 -

Paris Via N.Y.
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The folding chairs have galvanized steel frames with seat and back slats of duraflon and measure 32 inches high by 17 inches wide with a 12-inch deep seat. The 24-inch diameter table has welded crossbars and is painted and lacquered in the same green as

Rediscovered Space
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The 19-story building was designed by the architecture firm Meyer & O'Brien, and was barely under way when the earthquake struck. When the structure rose shortly after the devastation of the city (it was one of the tallest in the West at the time), it

Add Beauty and Warmth With a Copper Sink
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copper sink that just adds a special touch to a bathroom or kitchen--unlike stainless steel or porcelain or a solid surface sink. The warmth of copper is so unique and gives a custom look to any room. You'd be surprised how little care a copper sink or

Guerrilla Gardening
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Just after sunset on one of the first mild nights of spring, Richard Reynolds parked his hatchback near a traffic circle in the London neighborhood of Hoxton. Tied to his roof were a potted honeysuckle and a dozen box hedge plants, spilling out of

Pesticides not needed for black widow problem
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Am I just now noticing them by being a hypervigilant father or is a population like this normal for my area? I kill them when I see them, even the smaller spotted juveniles, but more arrive within a couple of weeks. I don't want to hire someone to spray

Easy foods for beginners / Homegrown craze brings bumper crop of fresh veggies, healthy bodies
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Rising food prices, ghastly gas prices and a growing green movement are converging to make the idea of a backyard vegetable garden sound pretty good. For the first spring in years, more gardeners say they plan to buy vegetable and fruit plants than

There's a lot to crow about on the farm these days
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On Friday night, one of the juveniles got carried away - as teenagers are wont to do - and, while its sibling watched from the doorway of the owl house, flapped upside down from the perch then, losing its grip, fell unceremoniously to the ground where it

Think just like a plant and your thumb will be green
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Mimie would like to have a green thumb more than anything, but hasn't figured out how to get one. I have a hard time understanding why that is, because my thumbs have always been green. Actually, that's only true as long as we're outdoors. As soon as I

What's the next big thing in interiors? Charlotte Abrahams asks the experts
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Neisha Crosland, textile designerTrend predictions for the year ahead Patterned ceilings. There are lots of ways to do it - moulded plasterwork is worth looking at (London Plaster Craft has a great selection; 020-7736 5146, londonplastercraft.com) or try

Matthew Wilson discovers how landscaped gardens changed the face of a Hackney estate
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Five years ago, Clapton Park in Hackney, east London, was much like many other urban estates: not especially pretty, but then not particularly ugly either. Just another unremarkable collection of mainly low-rise blocks interspersed with 200 bits of

Grow your own food with easy container gardens
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Want to grow herbs, tomatoes, and flowers with no fuss? All you need is a few pots and a place in the sun. 'Real Simple' magazine shares important information on how to plan the ultimate edible garden:A potted herb garden Bring summer in by sprinkling a

Sleightholmedale: the moor the merrier
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High in North Yorkshire, the gardens of Sleightholmedale refuse to be cowed by the climate, and dance whenever they can. By Stephen Lacey Sleightholmedale is certainly scenic, 350ft up in the North York Moors National Park, wedged in an ancient wooded

Carry on potting
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Is it worth filling that big terracotta pot or old wooden box at this stage, or have we missed the boat for summer container displays? Definitely not. Potting up now offers the opportunity to have a second go at some imaginative planting and still enjoy