Home safety tips for new residents emphasize safeguards
Forty million Americans relocate yearly and aim to improve safety at their new homes. Officials urge checks on electrical wiring, outlet covers, lighting, stair handrails, storage for poisons, and secure storage for medicines to protect young children and seniors from common household hazards.
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Eastlake Cylinder Desk Emerges From Late Victorian Craft
An overview of American desk styles from the 1680s to the late 19th century notes the evolution from slant top to kneehole and tambour rolltop desks. The Eastlake cylinder-front desk, made in black walnut with incised decoration, reflects late Victorian mass production and design theory.
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Magic carpet targets home outlets with wireless power
A Palo Alto firm unveils a carpet wired for sound that transmits radio, TV and telephone signals and supplies electricity to operate devices. Pronged probes on the carpet turn on appliances, with officials claiming safety and low voltage. Stanford officials and state education planners see space savings and new uses in schools and offices.
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Dole Electro-Systems
Stanford University
Charles D. Gibson
Bureau of School Planning
California State Department of Education
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