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Cover, October 2004
New York HOUSE Magazine — October 2004
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FEATURE STORY:

Diamonds in the Rough

BY SUSAN KRAWITZ

The art of flipping - buying, fixing, and reselling homes - requires an eye for value.


FEATURE STORY:

Living Tapestries

BY JENNIFER MAY

The traditional hedgerow is being adapted to a new and diverse set of uses and looks.
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FEATURE STORY:

Handmade Homes

BY VIOLET SNOW

Using natural materials, cordwood building offers low costs, high efficiency, and bold style.
FEATURE STORY:

Upstate Urbane

BY NICOLE MEADORS

A new generation of entrepreneurs and artists brings urban vitality to upstate cities.

FROM THE EDITOR:

Second Child



PERSONAL SPACE:

Bauhaus Haiku

A designing family creates an elegant setting that reflects, and promotes, their creative work.

ENTRYWAY:

October WILD

O hushed October morning mild,
Thy leaves have ripened to the fall;
To-morrow's wind, if it be wild,
Should waste them all.
- Robert Frost


MY HUDSON VALLEY:

Yankee, Go Home

One native overcomes her wanderlust and returns home.

AREA SPOTLIGHT:

Hudson, Columbia County

Hudson has become a significant cultural and social force with a unique mix of talent.

FEATURE STORY:

The Albatross

BY STACEY MOEGENBURG

How Second Empire Style, a relic of modernity, became a model for the haunted house.

RELOCATION:

Directions Included

A grand Victorian home in downtown Kingston comes with history and surprises.

IN THE GARDEN:

Fall Planting

Bulbs go in, tulips come out - a gardener plans for spring.

FARM NOTES:

Help Wanted

When work no longer means toil, finding help on the farm gets harder.

GET IT DONE:

Tree Fitness

Provide your trees with light, space, and good soil and watch them grow.

ASK THE EXPERT:

Maureen Kohler, Mortgage Broker

Can you explain zero-down home mortgages?

HOUSE HOROSCOPES:

October Home Horoscopes

Two eclipses this month make for interesting changes and fertile chaos.

BACK PORCH:

Thoroughly Modern Metal

Sculptor Elizabeth Giusti has metalworking in her blood.


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RESOURCES
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> NY House MagazineGreen Real Estate
> The Daily GreenThe consumer's guide to green
> Green Inc. Blog — NYTimes.comEnergy and Green Business

GREEN NEWS SOURCES
> Alternative Energy News
> Climate Biz
> Climate Change News Digest
> Environmental News Network
> Global Climate Change from BBC News
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> GreenBiz.com
> Green Tech from CNET
> Greener Choices from Consumer Reports
> Greentech Media
> Greenwire
> Point Carbon
> Renewable Energy World
> Yale Environment 360
> Washington Post: Green Science. Policy. Living

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