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@ 12/15/06 12:30
regardless of where you get your pup, including adoption from a shelter, always temperament test the little one before committing. this is extremely important. your dog's ability to learn, to be compatible with your lifestyle, and how you communicate |
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
operate triple oaks nursery and herb garden in franklin township. they say there is nothing for bailey and others to worry about. as long as they haven't bloomed yet, a few cold days won't harm the flowers. if the plants have begun to bloom, however, |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
kitchen cabinet handle, and i worked overtime to solve the mystery of the black smoke that haunted an elderly couple in merrick. the culprit turned out to be a nasty oil burner. in 1997 my wife and i purchased a new home with a prefabricated fireplace, a |
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
flower garden many times. judge panayiotou yesterday told the court that he acquitted the defendant because he had not been |
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@ 12/23/06 02:52
waving her into the kitchen to find her own paper cup and soda. ? at seated dinners, nondrinkers can turn over their wineglass to signal that they won't be imbibing. at parties with an open bar, get a nonalcoholic drink as soon as you enter and hang |
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
a heartening display of mint-green snowdrop foliage thrust its way through last week?s icy snow, oblivious to the subfreezing temperatures that threw more sensitive plants in my garden into droopy decline. these bulbs are a testament to tenacity. |
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
- the memphis lawyers' chapter of the federalist society presents a debate on whether or not topless clubs should be shut down. thu., feb. 8, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. $20 federalist members/$25 nonmembers, 526-0431. - ben dyson from the university of memphis |
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
the new house at 13 foundry st., where the harrison eaton foundry once operated. the three-bedroom home was designed to look as if it had been built around 1820. amherst — it’s such a dreamy lot -- nearly an acre of level, dry land with mature trees |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
although water-cress is not a native of north america it has made itself so entirely at home in many of our streams that we hardly look upon it as a stranger. whoever, after a long ramble through the woods on a summer morning, has plucked its fresh, |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
kitchen area so the dog would stay hydrated. i didn't want an ugly plastic dish in the living room, so i chose a good crystal bowl that looks nice on the floor, and when our dog's friends come to visit, that is the first place they go. good crystal is |
seattletimes.nwsource.com
@ 12/17/06 03:47
the updated menorah and dreidel fit perfectly into a minimalist home but are modern choices anywhere. the drediel comes with a wooden stand. $150 for the menorah. $65 for the dreidel. macy's, 1601 third ave., seattle. 206-440-6000 or this playful |
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
bathrooms in 14,500-plus square feet. other features are a movie-theater-quality projection room, a sound studio, a guest house, two offices, a gym, a library and a wine cellar. the couple also owns a home in malibu that was built in the '40s and has six |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
vacuum cleaner bag. lemon and pine are nice. rose geranium helps with pet odors. to fragrance your kitchen cabinets and drawers, place a good scent dabbed on a cotton ball into an inconspicuous comer. are mice a problem? place several drops of peppermint |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
winter garden, because, if you squint, they can provide an illusion of sunlight. i planted a golden chaemacyparis filifera 'aurea' - a golden threadleaf false cypress - in full view of my kitchen window for its cheering winter effect. while that provides |
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@ 12/16/06 22:40
african violet as a gift this spring. it has been in bloom constantly! i would like to start another plant to give to my sister. can you tell me how to go about it? spp.) are easy to propagate by leaf cuttings. remove a healthy, firm leaf from the middle |
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@ 12/09/06 01:50
nw gardens: in the dead of winter, all eyes are on the little bright spots of conifer bright spots appear in the garden even now, during these short and often soggy days. they come from plants such as small conifers that have interesting color, form and |
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@ 12/20/06 08:42
a: exacum affine is a flowering plant that is also known as the persian or german violet. it originated from the socotra islands (part of yemen), off the coast of saudi arabia. a half-century ago, exacum couldn't be found in the united states but that |
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@ 12/03/06 05:31
lawn saturday morning, but it wasnã¢â‚¬â„¢t until the sun rose higher and melted the frost that i realized what that meant and i felt giddy. my monster morning glories on the railings of my front steps took a major hit. nearly all the heart-shaped |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
or you may look for an interesting locale, as in this picture - a fine example of flowers with... here we see the tulips with...a windmill. the entire image is given added impact by the red sunset sky that silhouettes the windmill and the trees. (we |
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@ 12/13/06 19:10
lawns, homes, and streets, providing a serene holiday scene from thanksgiving to the new year. it was 15 years ago, during a holiday trip to metamora that the linns bought their first porcelain holiday home. since then, they have added pieces every year, |