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Nov/Dec 2006 V22N6
Items for expecting mothers, box-wine drinkers, and media buffs highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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Sept/Oct 2006 V22N5
Headache-fighting cufflinks, germ-stopping vacuums, and eco-friendly furniture highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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July/August 2006 V22N4
Feel-good items for your hands, feet, and butt highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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May/June 2006 V22N3
Finger-friendly fans, vegan eggs, and self-stick art highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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January/February 2006 V22N1
Animalesque furniture, indestructible designer bags, and little shiny objects highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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Nov/Dec 2005 V21N6
Stainless-steel, aluminum, wood, cotton, leather — anything but plastic — highlight most of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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Sept/Oct 2005 V21N5
Things that tell time and things that blow off steam highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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July/August 2005 V21N4
Speakers disguised as art, chairs for your wall, and tapes that measure more than inches and feet highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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May/June 2005 V21N3
Chairs made from recycled yardsticks, handbags made from recycled seatbelts, tin-roof lanterns, and an answer to that age old question, "paper or plastic?" highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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March/April 2005 V21N2
Gifts for that father-to-be or that man who simply wants a quick drink highlight some of this issue's soft & hard wares.
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