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Is body art office-appropriate? Photo
While visible tattoos and body piercings have become more acceptable in mainstream society, there... more
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The reemployed: overqualified and underpaid Photo
The majority of people who are now working after being laid off during the recession say they are... more
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Pictures: Top 13 traits for landing a promotion Photos
Master the skills you need to snag that long-deserved raise or much-sought-after promotion. See... more
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Unemployment rises slightly in August to 9.6% Photo
The nation's jobless rate worsened slightly last month, edging up to 9.6% from 9.5% in July, the... more
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Can the Auto Industry Survive?
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Traffic deaths and injuries plummet in 2009
WASHINGTON — In 2009, the rate of traffic deaths and injuries in the U.S. reached its lowest point in nearly 60 years, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced Thursday. more
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New contract no job guarantee at Harley
Harley-Davidson Inc. could eliminate hundreds of jobs at its engine factory in Menomonee Falls, Wis., even if union workers ratify a seven-year labor agreement meant to keep the work in the Milwaukee area. more
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Recession puts brakes on September auto deals Photo
Smart shoppers know September traditionally is a great time to score a deal on a new automobile. The new model year is approaching, and dealers are desperate to get rid of the previous year's models. It's often the one time a consumer has leverage at the car lot. more
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Pink flamingoes deserve their place in the garden Photo
America has had a love affair with plastic pink flamingoes ever since their debut in the late 1950's. Don Featherstone is credited with their creation and proud collectors will show you his signature on their authentic birds. This love fest however has now spread to pink flamingoes of metal, wood... more
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The best methods for restoring faded glory of decks and porches Photo
Some rules for renewing decks and porches say you should pressure wash; others say it causes damage. Some recommend bleach; others say avoid it. more
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Make room for chintz and needlepoint Photo
The winds of change are blowing, and if you are lucky you might get ahead of the next trend by taking your grandmother to tea and smiling sweetly. Mark my words, chintz, brown furniture and handmade pieces are back. more
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Copper artist's metal sculptures, gates, in high demand Photo
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In his tool-packed workshop in Rough and Ready, Calif., David Burns creates a copper forest that will never die. more
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Granite paint seals the deal Photo
Granite shouts beauty in a kitchen, even in a modest kitchen. It remains the No. 1 choice for kitchen remodels. more
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Great expectations: Decorating a 9,000-square-foot mansion Photo
When interior designer Scott Sanders first saw Dan and Samantha Anderson's dream house, a rambling stone and clapboard mansion with four floors and 21 rooms, it was still an architect's blueprints. more
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Sales of new homes fall 12.4 percent in July
The July figures reflect the slowest pace on records dating back to 1963. The weak sales mean fewer jobs in the construction industry, which normally powers economic recoveries. more
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What you need to know about hiring a contractor
Planning to remodel your home? Take these steps to ensure you hire a reputable contractor who will get the work done right and on time. more
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Old flames spark vintage love in the kitchen
Long before granite and stainless steel dominated kitchens, chrome mixed with high-gloss, playful color was the look. These kitchens and their appliances of years past have droves of fans. The owners of vintage appliances are a proud lot, quick to show off a refrigerator's special features,... more