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Living in Hotter Times - the Case for Masonry Homes www.earthtimes.org
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air conditioning in the coming years. it also highlights theadditional savings that can be achieved by using thermal mass to capturesolar and internal gains thereby reducing the consumption of fuel during theheating season. these savings can offset the

Create a Festive Fall Container Display www.gardenguides.com
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or front porch look more dismal than containers filled with faded or dying plants. now is the appropriate time to remove the summer annuals from their containers that won't survive winter in colder northern regions. these plants can be placed in your

Take the shock out of decorating www.sltrib.com
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homeownernet.com and the christmas light co. of arizona offer these tips to make do-it-yourself decorating as painless as possible: * instead of trying to light your entire yard, create a focal point out of trees and bushes. * before going to the store,

Cold weather tips | Minimize damage to your plants seattletimes.nwsource.com
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a tip for home gardeners during this cold snap: don't sweat it. linda chalker-scott, associate professor with washington state university's extension urban-horticulture office, is an expert in cold hardiness. she says most plants grown in western

Paths of History and Adventure www.washingtonpost.com
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the lull in the gardening year is alarmingly short. next week, the days start getting longer (hallelujah) and then the seed catalogues will pour in. the next few weeks present a precious period to stop thinking directly about our own efforts and to

Holiday treasures are out there www.commercialappeal.com
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while there's a lot to be said for clicking your way through the shopping list, let me offer a different approach this week. not every city boasts as vibrant a collection of local artists -- from pottery to glassworks, metal sculptures and textiles -- as

Home in city keeps family tradition alive www.hometownannapolis.com
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kitchen. the brice house will be one of several private homes in annapolis' historic district that will be open april 28 on a kitchen tour sponsored by the historic annapolis foundation. the kitchen was the last and largest of the home's renovations.

Adding interest and dimension www.dailypress.com
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, which will bring you helpful hints and info every first and third wednesday of the month! where: president's house at the college of william and mary, as well as four private residences in colonial williamsburg's historic area. admission: $25 for all,

Great Scotswomen No 41: Isabella Elder (née Ure) living.scotsman.com
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in 1857, isabella ure married john elder (1824â-69), who became a famous marine engineer and shipbuilder. his design of the compound engine enabled ships to travel further on less coal, opening up trade throughout the world. his shipyard, john elder

Q&A with Sandy Feather: To control whiteflies, try insecticidal soap or oil www.post-gazette.com
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q. i brought my tropical hibiscus into my house for the winter. i recently realized that it has some kind of insect problem. whenever i disturb the plant, a cloud of white insects fly off it. what are they, and how can i control them? ) plants are