Friday, 21 October 2011

The Latest in Fall Design

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The trees are covered in that familiar autumn palette, your neighbors are starting to don caps and scarves and even your car is ready for the annual heater and antifreeze check. But your house deserves to get prepped for fall, too. You can light a spice-scented candle or place a new welcome mat in the shape of a maple leaf at the front door, but why stop there? There are a number of ways to bring fall into your home, whether you are an experienced DIY weekend warrior or a shopper who knows how to spot great deals on the latest seasonal accessories.…keep reading

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Thursday, 20 October 2011

Orange Food for Halloween

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A Halloween dinner does not have to be composed of chocolate bars and lollipops. Add some healthy color to your Halloween feast by incorporating orange foods into your dishes. Many foods are naturally orange, giving you a range of options for every course of the meal. Combine orange foods with black accents to tie the dishes more thoroughly into the Halloween theme.…keep reading

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Sunday, 16 October 2011

Fright Night Lights: Set Up for Scary

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Leave romance, bunnies and elves to the other happy holidays. Once a year, on October 31, we get to explore our ghoulish, creepy side and summon all that is spooky and eerie. In preparation for this scary holiday, some people will transform a welcoming home into a haunted abode, and one of the quickest, easiest ways to do that is through a change of lights. “Lights are great because they are visual,” said Brandon Peterson, owner of Los Angeles-based Peterson Event Lighting. “It’s one of two things that creates the mood of any event. It’s lighting and sound.” Timothy B. Graham, who has worked on special effects for movies like “One Night at McCool’s,” “Angels & Demons” and “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang,” agrees. “For people who are trying to create an effect for Halloween, lights are dramatic, inexpensive and relatively easy,” Graham said.…keep reading

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