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Spring Boutonnieres
Finding the perfect boutonniere is always a challenge. Its a flower for the guys (who really don't care what they are wearing) yet it is so important to the bride to pick out this perfect accessory for their "men". There are so many options other than the traditional (yet ever so lovely) rose. This is a collection of some of The Hidden Garden's favorite Springtime Boutonnieres designed right here at our studio. Happy Picking!
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Hallo, all YT guys!! Spring is here! Der Lenz ist da! To wiosna
gra!!! Here's a Fanny Gordon's blues (? well, it's rather a
slow-fox for me) from happy Warsaw of 1930 - with my best Spring
greetings to all of you
NOTE: Tadeusz Faliszewski & Orkiestra Henryka Golda (Henryk
Gold's Orchestra ?) - To wiosna gra (It's Spring Who's Acting)
(Music: Fanny Gordon, text: Krystjan) Blues z rewii: Czy pani
lubi bez? (Blues from the revue: Do You Like Lilacs, Madame?),
Syrena-Electro 1930
Go to another Fanny Gordon's compositions and to her biogram:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vt87HCwrmM
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Recipe of the Week: Herb Potatoes with a Mustard Sauce
Secondly, sorry for the radio silence. I'm pretty diligent about posting, but sometimes you get a call at three in the morning for work and you don't get to come home until five that evening. THIS is why I am crossing an ocean to go to a wedding and travel with Shug. Our boundaries have been encroached upon by our jobs and it's about time we get a break!
Thirdly, with the insanity of work, I haven't been able to cook as much. And if I have had the opportunity to cook, it's been an under 15-minute meal (more on this next week). But here is a little recipe I whipped up that's exceedingly easy to make, takes only about half an hour, and is really inexpensive to feed a crowd.
Herb Potatoes with a Mustard Sauce
Serves 6-8
Ingredients:
3-4 lbs. new or waxy potatoes, like Yukon Gold, scrubbed clean and cut into chunks
Salt
2 shallots, diced small OR 1 small red or white onion diced and rinsed with cold water, drained well
3-4 generous tablespoons of mixed herbs like parsley, rosemary, thyme, chives, dill, etc.
4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper to taste
2-3 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
Fresh herbs for garnish
Bring a saucepan of the potatoes and cold water that has been generously salted to a full boil. Reduce to a vigorous simmer and cook until potatoes are easily pierced with a knife.
While the potatoes are boiling, in a large bowl, whisk the shallots or onions, mustard, olive oil and balsamic vinegar together until well combined. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Drain potatoes well and add to bowl with sauce. Toss to combine and set aside.
Finely mince all of your herbs, setting a few sprigs aside for garnish. Once the potatoes are cool, add the herbs and toss well to combine. If the potatoes are too hot the herbs will discolor, no biggie if they do, it just won't look as pretty! Spoon into a serving bowl and garnish with reserved herbs. Can be served at room temperature or chilled. Enjoy these easy, yummy potatoes!
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Have you ever gone to the gym for a whole month and have not seen
any results? You go to the gym everyday for six months and
discover that after all that hard work you hardly lost any
weight.
Many people who work out diligently for months and do not see
results tend to quit as they become frustrated with the lack of
results.
The first step of 6 Week Body Makeover is to determine what body
type you are and the types of foods that will cause your body to
lose weight.
The body makeover is not a diet; you do not have to eat special
meals, buy and mix special drinks or ingest diet pills.
The whole point of this diet is not to starve yourself and to
choose foods that work with your body to speed up your metabolism
and eventually burn calories.
The premise of the diet is that once you understand what types of
foods increase your metabolism, the more food you'll be able to
eat.
Every person's body is not made equal. Each person has a unique
body and weight loss products that work for some may not work for
others.
The 6 week body makeover is used to determine what types of foods
the dieter should eat to maximize fat loss.
Yes, six weeks, forty-two days, however you want to look at it.
While millions of dollars is spent every year on various diets,
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When is a Bargain not a Bargain?
Ive been thinking about some stuff I wanted to share with you, Im worried you see, a little concerned you could say, about our state of mind when it comes to being a retailer and a customer.
Everyone I speak to is trying really hard to get their sales up but at what cost? Is cheapening their services the right way forward?
If you've priced your products correctly in the first place then how can you reduce them even as an enticement?
A friend of mine in the catering industry was telling me that she has reduced some of her prices, created some special offers, however, this is the bit that frightens me, in order to reduce the price she has had to reduce her standards/ quality because it would be impossible to cheapen her prices otherwise, the pound is rubbish, as we all know the cost of raw materials has gone up, holiday entitlement has been increased in turn increasing the cost of labour, so she has no option. Link to read more
The
concern with this is that standards will drop, well become a
nation of mediocrity not specialists, everything will be done on
the cheap, no-one will value truly skilled people.I read a blog recently suggesting that readers/brides take advantage of offers from a variety of Beauty professionals, one offer was for a full manicure with a free pedicure, another offered £10.00 off their spray tan price and another offered free back massage with each facial (Both of which were done by an un qualified apprentice), in other words the readers should go to each Beauty Therapist taking advantage of their special offers. Im not a beauty therapist but I do understand these offers are to entice us, the consumer to use their other services at full price and so we should, because if we dont, not one of these independently owned businesses will survive if all we buy from them is a non-profit making offer!
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My
father was of the old school of flower buying and selling, he
bought our flowers from the then buoyant wholesale and growers
markets at Smithfield in Manchester, he used to bid and barter,
negotiate and generally drive a hard bargain. 
However,one of the most important lessons he taught me was always pay what you know to be a fair price for a beautiful flower, and thats the skill bit, everyone can try to get things cheaper, but if you drive too hard a bargain the grower wont send to Manchester, hell send to Covent Garden instead and well be left with lots of second rate cheap stuff like the Supermarkets sell.
Another one of his little gems was this Its much better to be a really good customer of a few suppliers than a poor customer of many . Who gets the best colours, quality, first delivery, best designer? the answer is simple, the really good customer of course!
I never ever understand the thinking behind reduced old flowers, they are dead, why buy them, but people do. However with any fresh product there can be gluts, particularly in the spring, if the weather gets warm early, the tulips and daffodils shoot up, the price is cheap to move the flowers along so the consumer can take advantage of Mother Nature no harm done, these natural offers are the ones weve all been taking advantage of for 100s years and long may it continue.
So the point is this, when is a bargain really a bargain?
Do we as consumers just want things to be as cheap as possible irrelevant of the actual cost to our services, or do we value these skilled professionals, have things less often but done properly? I know which Ill be going for, and I will, when I can, continue to support those services who do the job properly with a qualified, valued and trained team!
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You can get a real steal at a house foreclosure sale--or you can
overpay for a money pit. Here's how to avoid the latter.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Knowledge of how auctions work
Low expectations
Time to research and inspect properties
Cash for a 5% deposit
Pre-approved financing
An expensive outfit
A copy of the auction rules
Step 1: Know your auctions
Know your auctions. At a sheriff's, trustee's, or courthouse
auction, you can't inspect the property in advance; no
information is provided on the property; you'll need to pay much
or all of your bid on the spot, in cash or a cashier's check; and
it will be your problem to evict the tenants! But this is where
you'll find the deep discounts.
Step 2: Play it safe
If you want to play it safe, go to an auction house sale. The
bank already owns these properties (so you won't have to kick
anyone out), and you're usually allowed to inspect the premises
beforehand. But this comfort level comes at a priceyou'll
typically pay 90% to 95% of the market value.
Step 3: Expect the worst
Expect the worst with any house you buy at auction. If a
homeowner couldn't afford his mortgage, it's reasonable to expect
he wasn't keeping up with maintenance and repairs, either.
Tip: Be aware that homeowners who are forced out of their houses
sometimes express their bitterness by taking with them anything
that isn't nailed down, leading to huge (and unanticipated)
repair bills for the new owner.
Step 4: Do a drive-through
Drive through the neighborhood of any foreclosed home you're
considering. If the area is teeming with foreclosure signs,
prices are likely to fall even farther. It also may be the sign
of an area on the decline.
Step 5: Check what you can
Check out as much as you can about the house in advance of the
auction. If you're allowed to do an inspection, take a contractor
with you; he'll be able to give you a ballpark number on the
repairs you're looking at. Check if there are any liens on the
home. Review the title search. Know what other homes in the area
are worth.
Step 6: Have cash
Be prepared to pay on the spot a 5% deposit, in cash or a
cashier's check, if you have the winning bid at an auction house
sale. At a sheriff's sale, you might have to pony up the full
amount.
Tip: Have realistic expectations. Banks aren't in the business of
giving away homes, so if a price sounds too good to be true, it
probably is.
Step 7: Come with pre-approved financing
Come with pre-approved financing, even if the auction doesn't
demand it. If you make the winning bid and then find you can't
get financing, you'll still be legally responsible for paying 25%
of your bid!
Step 8: Look affluent
Attend the auction in your most expensive clothes. It will trick
other buyers into thinking there's no point in getting into a
bidding war with you.
Step 9: Set a limit
Set a limit as to what you'll bid so you don't end up overpaying
for a house simply because you got caught up in the heat of the
moment.
Step 10: Avoid nasty surprises
Know the rules of your auction. If you win a bid, do you have
time to change your mind, or will you have to pay a penalty if
you back out? Is there a "reserve amount"an amount below which
the owner does not have to sell, even if you won the bidding? Is
there a "buyer premium"an additional 5% to 10% you have to pay
the auction house?
Step 11: Jump right in
Jump right in when the bidding startsassuming you like the
house. Homes sold at the beginning of an auction typically go for
less money than those sold at the end.
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Jim (David Conrad) and Eli (Jamie Kennedy) find themselves connected in an unsolved mystery when both of their bosses are haunted by ghostly spirits. Jims mentor, the Chief of Rockland Memorial Teaching Hospital (Mark Moses), and Elis boss, the Rockland University President (Bruce Davison), share secrets involving a missing young woman whos come back into their lives with unfinished business. And that unfinished business is vital enough to command the attention of the Shadows -- those mysterious spirit beings Aiden's been warning Melinda about...
Santa Cruz Concierge, The Real Story.
I am so excited to be posting on Couture Celebrations blog! Mondays are my day to write from now on. I know many of you have been following Heidi for a long time now, so I thought I better take this first post to let you readers know about me and some of the things I do.
By now most of you know that Heidi and I partnered and brought our two awesome businesses together because two cute and smart heads are way better than one! We have been having a great time working together and making the business so "us". Seriously, these past months have been an amazing ride of fun, frustrations, new experiences, hard work, and business 101!
My former business Coastside Concierge, was a business that focused on helping busy people. I am sure most of you understand that a Concierge is basically a personal assistant. We are there to help make our Client's lives easier and less cluttered with the little things. I have done everything from simple errands, organizing an office, writing press releases, paying bills and shopping to dealing with a Client's divorce paperwork and writing 243 (yes really) thank you cards for wedding gifts. One of my favorite stories was when a Client asked me to find a stock certificate they had misplaced somewhere in their home, this stock certificate was detrimental in paying the down payment on a new home. Believe me that was the most amazing moment, when I found that piece of paper in the very last box, on the very last day, at the very last hour they possibly had. That was four years ago and they are still Clients to this day!
Being a Concierge means you are everything to your Client, sometimes even being your Client. I have Clients who hate talking on the phone and dealing with the mundane things like changing their addresses on their accounts. There have many times I have "been" the Client to get these types of things done. We know birthdays, passwords and personal information and our Clients know that they can trust us to take care of all their personal information as if it was our own. I am on emergency lists for children's schools, alarm companies and am trusted with car/home/office keys, pets, children and plants. I am honored to be a part of my Client's lives and even more humbled to be trusted, appreciated and basically made part of the family. Our Clients also know that confidentiality is the most important thing to us, we know all of our Client's secrets and they are ours to keep.
This is part of what I do. I am my Clients "clone", their third arm. I am their "other them".
Most people think that my Clients have to have a lot of money to have a Personal Concierge, not at all. Most of my Clients are middle class, hard working people usually with families. We have small/medium businesses that don't necessarily want tor can't afford to hire an employee, so we come in and take care of some of the needs that they may have. Basically most of our Clients are just juggling the day to day things to get by and we are here to help make life and work a bit easier.
My passion is Weddings and Events but I found that helping some of my Clients, is so rewarding that it made sense to add the Concierge service to the business. Now, partnering with Heidi, we have a full suite of amazing services with Event and Wedding planning, Concierge and the Couture House.
Thank you for reading. If any of you ever have any questions about, or need any Concierge services in the Monterey Bay area, give us a call. We can also help you find a reliable and insured Concierge in your area as well, just let us know where you are!
I am blessed to be a part of Coastside Couture. I am happy to be on this wild ride with my dear friend and business partner, Heidi. My goal has always been to help busy people find more time in the day to enjoy. Now it's our goal together as Coastside Couture to help busy people enjoy..........
Cheers!
Photos by Dan Coyro/Sentinel and yes, I do wear heels to do errands (come on a girl has got to look good!)
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It really really really helps a person to get through a crazy insane-o week when you know you'll be traveling to Ireland for a wedding in a little over a week...!
Words cannot express how excited I am to be a part of my good friends' celebration. Both Supermodel and Best Bearded Friend are some of the hardest-working people I know and they deserve this little break! I'm so looking forward to windy beaches, verdant farmlands, and warm pubs.
Have any of you ever been to Ireland? What should I check out? What foods (or brews) should I try?
I hope you have a wonderful weekend! I'm on call: BOO. But I also leave for Ireland in a little over a week: YEA!!!
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The aged version of the Jewell Studios countdown.
Music video by Europe performing The Final Countdown. (C) 1986 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
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The song The Final Countdown by Europe.
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Lyrics
We're leaving together,
But still its farewell
And maybe well come back,
To earth, who can tell?
I guess there is no one to blame
Were leaving ground
Will things ever be the same again?
Its the final countdown.
The final countdown.
Were heading for venus and still we stand tall
Cause maybe theyve seen us and welcome us all
With so many light years to go and things to be found
Im sure that well all miss her so.
It's the final countdown.
The final countdown.
The final countdown, Final countdown
The final countdown.
It's the final countdown.
The final countdown.
The final countdown.
Its the final countdown, final countdown.
We're leaving together.
The final countdown.
We'll all miss her so.
It's the final countdown, final countdown.
It's the final countdown.
One of two music videos that was released on the video "Through The Camera Eye" in 1985. The videos (to my knowledge) were never released again.
Flower Class at the Hidden Garden
Here are some photos of the couples and the arrangements they created:
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Lake "Komárovský rybník" Brane, Czech Republic .
Homemade rc modification.
Revell 1/72 HMS "Snowberry" Flower Class Corvette Kit (05061)
The Flower Class corvettes will always be associated with the
Battle of the North Atlantic, even thought they were also used in
all theatres of war in World War II. Alongside other escort ships
she bore the main burden of the battle against the German
submarines. The escort ships of this class were derived from the
collaboration between the British Admiralty and the Smiths Dock
Company, which in 1938 had a successful design for a commercial
whaler called the Southern Pride. The main feature of this
original design was that in accordance with merchant shipping
practice it could easily be built in many small British dockyards
and its basic engines could be handled by civilian dockyards.
Sixty Flower Class corvettes had been ordered before war broke
out and by the end of 1940 at total of 141 of the original design
had been ordered. The first vessel (launched on 24.1.1940) was
completed in 5 Months, the subsequent ones at a rate of one every
twenty three days. Once it had been decided that corvettes were
no longer to be used as coastal escort ship, but on the high
seas, some modifications had to be made. Later these vessels were
given a different hull with extended forecastle that improved
their thrust and overhang to protect them against the Atlantic
seas. In the course of the war the corvettes were equipped, among
other things, with radar, more and more powerful anti-aircraft
weapon.
Total build: 256, Displacement: 940 tons, capacity: 2750 shp,
speed: 16 knots, crew: 47-90 men
Two flower class corvettes in the north sea. This model is not finished yet but the basic hull and superstructure are done.
Michelle & Gary's "Designer" Wedding Day at The White Church, Fairhaven & Celebrations in Their Own Marquee at Home on 1st August 2009
Jason delivered the
White with a touch of Black Bridal Bouquet to the Bride &
Groom's home early on Saturday morning.
itrus shaded vases of
flowers were in position in this astonishing modern home.
The White Church
with white floral de
signs in black
martini glasses and white pew ends
e made him a white
Calla lily with black detail.
Michael Robinson & his gorgeous Fiancee Carla
Michelle the stunning Bride arrives
Michelle was given away by her son Nicky.
Many Congratulations to Michelle & Gary from all the team at Flower Design
Ben,
Joe, Danielle & Sam Barnett looking fabulous
very wonderful Aggie McGuinness taking all the
photographs, Aggie is a very special photographer and
we really look forward to seeing her shots of this
day.
Danielle Barnett
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Music video by Chrisette Michele performing Best Of Me. (C) 2007 The Island Def Jam Music Group
© 2006 WMG
All You Wanted (Video)
Flower Design on Come Dine with Me, Channel 4 Last night
The Filming at Flower Design was a full day last
summer and it's unbelievable how little footage comes from so much
filming.
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DEMO Twitter @DeborahDolen @MabelWhiteDIY This video teaches all the basics you need to know before any advanced lessons. Also learn how to pick flowers that last the longest at the grocery store, design from your garden, what flowers to pick, how to make a bow and more. This is an excellent base for beginners. Learn to design flowers with Mabel White Home Living. Great for your own garden design or for a career in floral design. Produced and directed by Deborah Dolen who as a young girl designed the flowers in the Ballroom scene of the movie "The Way We Were" with Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford in Albany NY. Deborah Dolen walks you through all of the best flower purchasing choice as well as longest lasting for optimum performance. This is actually Deborah Dolen's favorite film of all seven DIY video productions. Mainly because the filming area of was of thousands of fresh flowers for a week! This film resulted in some thirty arrangments [left over flowers were arranged also] and gifted to retirement homes in the local area. They were personally delivered by author Deborah R. Dolen to residents that had no family. http://www.mabelwhite.com Join me on Facebook Facebook http://www.facebook.com/deborah.dolen MySpace http://www.myspace.com/deborah_dolen Twitter http://twitter.com/DeborahDolen or BlogSpot http://deborahdolen.blogspot.com/ or see the Bathroom Chemist on Amazon other sites to find my work: http://www.mabelwhite.net http://www.deborahdolen.com Biography and books Deborah Dolen Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Deborah-Dolen/e/B00457BI2S or see Mabel White Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Mabel-White/e/B004573BNC
Floral Design Tips from Chief Floral Designer Kathy Ireland. Kathy Ireland Designs and Flowers by FabulousFlorals.com - committed to providing the finest fresh cut flowers in assortments and individual varieties. We buy from top quality flower growers and ship directly to you. Each order is custom packed for you. Fabulous Florals is managed by experienced floral professionals with over 30 years in the floral business. And we are a part of the Kathy Ireland Design Family "...finding solutions for families, especially busy moms."
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Take a behind-the-scenes look at the Disney Fairy Tale Weddings by Alfred Angelo bridal gown line. See the all new inspired gowns by favorite Disney Princess characters. Gowns will be available in early 2011.
Here's Wayne's Makeup Tutorial:
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Here's the Bridal Bouquet:
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Music: Brad Sucks
Fake It
All products used are from my personal collection and I'm not
paid to feature them in this video.
Preview of Jonny Draper's Amazing Photographs of The Lytham Hall & Rowley's Afternoon Tea Demonstration on 20th January
Tropical Design
Giant Tea Cup Pot Et Fleur
Vintage Vase Designs
So
the full and fabulous flowery story will be right here on
Sunday
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Trailer Johnny Mad Dog
A clip from the rosemary clooney show with johnny mercer and the hi-lo's. Clark plays the clarinet.
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The Last of the Mohicans is a 1992 historical epic film set in
1757 during the French and Indian War. It was directed by Michael
Mann and based on James Fenimore Cooper's classic novel, although
it owes more to George B. Seitz's 1936 film adaptation than the
source novel. The main cast includes Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine
Stowe, Russell Means, Wes Studi, Eric Schweig and Jodhi May.
The soundtrack features music by Trevor Jones and Randy Edelman,
and the song "I Will Find You" by Clannad. The film won an
Academy Award for Sound. The main theme of the movie is taken
from the tune "The Gael" by Scottish singer-songwriter Dougie
MacLean.
Music Video created by Daniela Video Productions
Lyrics:
Hope is your survival
A captive path I lead
No matter where you go
I will find you
If it takes a long long time
No matter where you go
I will find you
If it takes a thousand years
(mohican)
Nachgochema
Anetaha
Anachemowagan
No matter where you go
I will find you
In the place with no frontiers
No matter where you go
I will find you
If it takes a thousand years
(cherokee)
Hale wú yu ga I sv
Do na dio sv i
Wi ja lo sv
Ha le wú yu
Do na dlo sv
No matter where you go
I will find you
If it takes a long long time
No matter where you go
I will find you
If it takes a thousand years
No matter where you go
I will find you
In the place with no frontiers
No matter where you go
I will find you
If it takes a thousand years
No matter where you go
I will find you
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It's Happened...!
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Ceremony Chairs
Happy Monday!
We had a lovely wedding this weekend, Congratulations to April and Rawley!
While working on the wedding together, Heidi and I were talking about ceremony chairs. Heidi wanted everything to look perfect and straight and I was much more concerned about the stability of the chairs. For me sometimes function is a priority over perfectly lined up chairs and for Heidi it's about what the outcome of the pictures will look like. Of course this weekends ceremony chairs ended up looking perfect AND being comfortable for the guests. My point is, it's good to have two heads, thinking about two completely different aspects of a situation, in our case we cover all the bases with function, aesthetics and style.
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When decorating a gazebo for a wedding, the first thing to do is
to hang some greenery with flowers. Find out how to hang flowers
on a gazebo with wire or small tacks with help from the president
of a wedding planning company in this free video on wedding
decorations.
Expert: Nancy Hoffmann-Allison
Contact: allisonsevents.com
Bio: Nancy Hoffmann-Allison is the president of Allison's Events,
a company that designs individually-styled weddings and gala
events.
Filmmaker: Kevin Haberer
President Steven B. Sample, Dean Geoffrey Cowan and USC trustee Wallis Annenberg dedicated the establishment of the first endowed faculty chairs in the history of the USC Annenberg School in special presentations to Manuel Castells and Jay Harris, the inaugural holders of the Wallis Annenberg Chairs.
Shoes for Thought Thursday, Bridal Bling
Available at Zappos.com
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People always ask what I do with my left shoes. Here are a few
creative ideas.
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Thanks to Lisa Harbin for filming. And thanks to Sony Vegas Pro
for crashing a million times when I was editing.
Thanks to my sister Anna for her cameo. Check her out her vids on
our NEW family channel:
http://www.YouTube.com/SundquistFamily
A bunch of people gave me great ideas for this video on Facebook!
Thanks everyone! Here's a list of the people who thought of the
best ones:
Shawna Jo
Callie
Haleigh
Nathan
Dawn
Zakary
Martin
Robert
thanks guys!
Check out the US version for Paolo's new single 'New Shoes' out to download now and to buy on 12th March. For more info head to www.paolonutini.com or to hear more tracks head to www.myspace.com/paolonutini
This Week's Trip to Holland Christmas Sourcing & Ordering
There are
a huge number of aspirational designs to inspire weary
florists
And a
vast quantity of florist sundries and dried articles
This
is literally just red berries including Ilex, Rose hips, Skimmia,
Hypericum, Crab apples & Pyracanthus.
A festive bowl
of Amaryllis
Some brand
new garden style Roses
Jason measuring up some frosted Salix
Just
a few of the gorgeous array of winter
Hydrangeas
I love these Green Roses the colour is so
vivid.
Jason
& I go on the ferry from Hull to
Rotterdam and then drive over land to
Aalsmeer, the ship sails through the
night so we arrive all fresh and raring
to go! (If you say this often enough you
do start to believe it!)
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This week we have Akshay Kothari, Co-founder, Alphonso Labs
(Makers of Pulse news reader). For more information, show notes,
and an upcoming schedule, go to www.thisweekin.com.
Sponsor #1 -- Gazelle (3:00)
Gazelle is a service which will purchase your old or gadgets,
video games, cell phones, laptops, digital cameras, PDAs, gaming
consoles and cell phones.
News (8:15)
iPad Today -- Leo Laporte's TWIT.TV network will be launching a
new iPad-centric show today which will be streamed live at 1:30
PM PT with co-host Sarah Lane. The show will be available later
for download on TWIT.TV
Corporations Love the iPad -- Wells Fargo, SAP and Mercedes Benz
are increasingly adopting the iPad as a business device.
iPad Cam Case -- A designer has developed a concept case for the
iPad which would feature a rotating camera.
Mac Sales -- NPD data showed that Mac sales remained strong,
despite concerns that the iPad would cannibalize sales of Mac
computers.
Geeks Hate the iPad -- Andrew McAfee wrote an article on Forbes
saying that geeks hate the iPad because Apple doesn't, as he
believes, allow for open innovation on the device.
Sponsor #2 -- Print Magic (31:00)
"Print Magic" Wellala is also a sponsor of This Week in iPad. The
application allows users to print to any Wi-Fi connected printer
directly from an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. Users can copy and
paste text into the application for printing and users can also
print images from the iOS photo library directly. Print Magic and
Print Magic HD are available from the App Store. Host Lon Harris
said on This Week in iPad that the app is "incredibly fast" and
"works like a dream."
Guest - Akshay Kothari (36:00)
Kothari shared that when developing Pulse Reader, Alphonso labs,
aimed at building news in a visual manner without focusing on
providing the maximum amount of content. Kothari said the biggest
pain point for users is the 20 feed limitations, which is done
for memory management purposes. He added that Pulse News Reader
would allow for more feeds in the next update and providing
better organization for feeds.
Kothari said that in the future, news readers would likely no
longer sort stories via source and instead users would perhaps
share stories in social news clouds in which users could read
news that their friends are reading. Kothari said that in the
last several weeks that the further development of Pulse has been
focused on improving performance of the application.
Harris mentioned the New York Times takedown request which got
Pulse News Reader removed from the App Store temporarily. Kothari
shared that Pulse included popular reads which many people were
adding and that he thought the New York Times got upset because
the application was pre-loading their feed. Kothari expressed
disappointment that the New York Times went to apple instead of
directly to Alphonso Labs and said that his company had a good
working relationship with Apple.
Planet of the Apps and Closing Remarks (52:00)
Harris showed off his pencil and rubber band iPad stand and said
that he would discuss how to build the iPad stand on next week's
show.
Harris thanked the show's technical staff for their hard work on
the show.
iBooks
Borders
Barnes & Noble
Kindle
To close the show, Harris thanked Gazelle and Wellala for
sponsoring the show and Matthew Paulson of iPad Weekly for being
the show's official blogger.
Jack and Geoff go futuristic this week with a green screen AHWU! Come on folks, join us as we talk about this weeks' releases such as Fable 3, Force Unleashed 2 and much much more.
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