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More than a third of these amazing cities are in the South. Don't you think it's time AT added an Atlanta edition?

You can just get a single outlet with a switch on it, plug it in to the wall outlet, plug the charger into it, and switch it off when not in use. Most hardware stores carry these: http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=197460-334-BP4404W-L&lpage=none

I love the way your kitty is facing the camera as if to say "you see what a small kitchen I have to put up with?"

You're playing with fire by keeping stargazers in the same house as a cat (all parts of the lily are deadly to cats if ingested). You must be very brave or very secure in the knowledge that kitty won't taste them. I'm envious because I love rubrum lilies and I love their scent. But my cat likes to eat flowers, so they are a no no.

The Company Store has a number of sizes and also does custom sizes for their linen pole-top Roman Shade (on sale, last I checked). It's cheapo, but only comes in a few solid colours.

http://www.thecompanystore.com/parent/Windows Shades/3732/GM95X/&An=102&A=14

http://www.thecompanystore.com/parent/Clearance Home Decor/7550/ZL38X/&An=102&A=1635

Potato. It's starchier and wetter than a carrot and thus holds the broken end of the bulb tighter. Turn off the mains first, though!

Conchords premiere was online two weeks before its network premiere on HBO. And there are numerous sites online that stream HD cable and international shows.

Sadly, I'm not surprised. I was outraged when Nest shut down, years ago- does anybody else remember that one, in the days before blogs? It was so arty and brainy.

Then I was truly saddened when we lost Blueprint.

Domino basically became "Blueprint Lite" for me. Now they're taking that away too.

I can't bear to move down one more notch to "Real Simple" (we call it "Real Stupid" in my household).

Thank god for blogs.

liveinpeace and blueyes:

. . . or both!

Like Lori I am a huge fan of natural latex- it lasts a very long time, is much more environmentally friendly than the petroleum-derived polyurethane foam, is springy without the need for springs, and doesn't need to be flipped. It's also not too hot or cool.

My tips for buying a latex mattress: this will cost you, but most are guaranteed for upwards of 10 years (mine came with a 20 year guarantee). It's best to buy from a mattress-maker who will construct the mattress based on the exact measurements of your bed. Seckel Beds, right outside of Philadelphia, PA, does an excellent job and their prices are very affordable, compared to the big-name companies (baseline was about $800 7 years ago).