Designer kitchens - Daily News and Analysis
Designer kitchens - Daily News and Analysis
With more money being spent on modelling and remodelling the kitchen, people now expect luxury in their cooking space too. Geetanjali Jhala takes a look looks at some of the high-end kitchens available Rs1,00,00,000 for a kitchen! Yes, but when you
Product Recalls - WALB 10
Toyota plans to recall about 90,000 Highlander SUVS built between May 2007 and March of this year in the United States. A problem with the seat belt in a third-row seat is the reason for the recall. The issue could prevent a rear-facing child seat
Castro makes good on promise; Cubans line up for computers - The Inquirer
IT SEEMS THAT Raul Castro has made good on his promise to let the Cuban people gorge themselves on all things electrical, with home computers going on sale in Cuba for the first time ever this Saturday. Last month, the lesser Castro, Raul, who took
What's behind the terminology - Atlanta Journal Constitution
'Gourmet kitchen." "Oversize bedrooms." "Spa tub." The ad makes the home sound spectacular, but when you arrive, expectations don't match reality. These perplexing terms often found in ads sometimes confuse eager house hunters. Some feel downright
Report: Idle appliances are power-suckers - PhysOrg
Electrical appliances that use electricity even when not working are a major energy consumer, a Canadian federal study showed. The Natural Resources Canada study found a typical Canadian home annually consumes between 44 and 59 watts of standby power
Missouri program strives to rehabilitate inmates - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
TIPTON, Mo. — With six criminal convictions and two stints in prison, Adam Arnall is a problem for Missouri. But this time, when Arnall walks out of the medium security Tipton Correctional Center on May 29, prison officials hope an intensive effort
1,440 pasties and counting: Church members bake Butte specialty to - Missoulian
Marie Hendrickson arranges fresh-baked Butte pasties on a cooling rack outside Mission Valley United Methodist Church, where volunteers are busy making more than 1,440 pasties for an annual fundraiser. The volunteers plan on baking for three days to
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Being Wireless - Wired
Over the past 30 years, telecommunications has enjoyed three major changes, each a real epoch. The first, in the '70s, was digital. The second was packet switching. The third was wireless. Each spurred some fundamental innovation. The first launched
Designer kitchens - Daily News and Analysis
With more money being spent on modelling and remodelling the kitchen, people now expect luxury in their cooking space too. Geetanjali Jhala takes a look looks at some of the high-end kitchens available Rs1,00,00,000 for a kitchen! Yes, but when you
Product Recalls - WALB 10
Toyota plans to recall about 90,000 Highlander SUVS built between May 2007 and March of this year in the United States. A problem with the seat belt in a third-row seat is the reason for the recall. The issue could prevent a rear-facing child seat
Castro makes good on promise; Cubans line up for computers - The Inquirer
IT SEEMS THAT Raul Castro has made good on his promise to let the Cuban people gorge themselves on all things electrical, with home computers going on sale in Cuba for the first time ever this Saturday. Last month, the lesser Castro, Raul, who took
What's behind the terminology - Atlanta Journal Constitution
'Gourmet kitchen." "Oversize bedrooms." "Spa tub." The ad makes the home sound spectacular, but when you arrive, expectations don't match reality. These perplexing terms often found in ads sometimes confuse eager house hunters. Some feel downright
Report: Idle appliances are power-suckers - PhysOrg
Electrical appliances that use electricity even when not working are a major energy consumer, a Canadian federal study showed. The Natural Resources Canada study found a typical Canadian home annually consumes between 44 and 59 watts of standby power
Missouri program strives to rehabilitate inmates - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
TIPTON, Mo. — With six criminal convictions and two stints in prison, Adam Arnall is a problem for Missouri. But this time, when Arnall walks out of the medium security Tipton Correctional Center on May 29, prison officials hope an intensive effort
1,440 pasties and counting: Church members bake Butte specialty to - Missoulian
Marie Hendrickson arranges fresh-baked Butte pasties on a cooling rack outside Mission Valley United Methodist Church, where volunteers are busy making more than 1,440 pasties for an annual fundraiser. The volunteers plan on baking for three days to
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The Best: Accidental Discoveries 1. Viagra Men being treated for erectile dysfunction should salute the working stiffs of Merthyr Tydfil, the Welsh hamlet where, in 1992 trials, the gravity-defying side effects of a new angina drug first popped up
Being Wireless - Wired
Over the past 30 years, telecommunications has enjoyed three major changes, each a real epoch. The first, in the '70s, was digital. The second was packet switching. The third was wireless. Each spurred some fundamental innovation. The first launched
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