Home Decor Faves: The StairCASE by Danny Kuo
It’s no surprise that a dude who lives in a city of 18 million people would appreciate the need to conserve space.
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Home Decor Faves: The StairCASE by Danny Kuo
Home Decor Faves: The StairCASE by Danny Kuo
Christmas in July Giveaway – Purse, Paper, and Invitations
The Christmas in July Giveaways are a fun way for me to say “Thank You” to you lovely ladies who read Tip Junkie every day and also feature the amazing women who have joined the Mom-preneur Shops .
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Creative Handmade Stocking Stuffer Ideas
Today we’ll learn how to make creative stocking stuffers with step-by-step tutorials. Many of these items would also make great gift toppers in place of a bow. We are continuing our Christmas in July here on Tip Junkie; don’t forget to enter to win the Christmas in July Grand Prizes . All winners will be announced next Monday! I’m still looking for creative and unique Christmas Cards, if you have one {or two} please submit it as I’d love to feature them. Christmas Stocking Stuffer Ideas 1. A fabric remote control holder for Dad from All Things Vintage
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Copyedits, BLARGH
If I ever start writing a book that includes vocabulary from a language with a non-latin alphabet, SHAKE ME BY MY SHIRTFRONT. Motherofgod, I’m a Russian minor, and I can’t tell you how much of the transliteration I’ve botched
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Copyedits, BLARGH
Appliance shipments surge behind summer heat
Year-over-year shipments of appliances rose nearly 10 percent in June, according to the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM). The home-comfort category saw the biggest increase, with shipments of dehumidifiers up 66 percent and room air conditioners up 44 percent.
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Chalking at Nike HQ
The staff at Nike World Headquarters have been there fighting cancer alongside the foundation for a number of years. Recently, in the parking lot at Nike HQ, employees chalked messages of hope to honor their loved ones affected by cancer
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Chalking at Nike HQ
A new home for HomeStar
The $5 billion “ cash for caulkers ” program, which would give rebates to homeowners who make their residences more energy efficient, was initially going to be part of the small business legislation that’s before the Senate this week. When that deal came undone, we heard whispers in Washington that HomeStar might not make it at all
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Hot In The Hive: Alexander McQueen – Genius of a Generation
Just earlier this year in February, the fashion world lost one of it’s most eclectic and creative geniuses, Alexander McQueen . McQueen is known for his daring and often avant-garde sense of style.
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Chardonnay and Oak. Together. Why Can’t We Be Happy For Them?
If you’ve read any of my missives on the Foodista blog, you know I like weird, esoteric wines. Bring me your Picpoul, your Gros Manseng; I’ll take a blend of Colombard and Ugni Blanc, thank you
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Chardonnay and Oak. Together. Why Can’t We Be Happy For Them?
Bag Of The Week: Grand Street Disco City Bag
Really, no outfit is complete without the perfect bag. Foley + Corinna has created a bag that is both lust-worthy and practical. This Grand Street Disco City Bag is super sleek! It’s perfect for a city gal who doesn’t have time to mess around! I love the criss-crossed straps down the front of the bag; it’s tastefully done so as to avoid looking tacky and overwhelming.
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Bag Of The Week: Grand Street Disco City Bag
Label Love: Sex-Kitten Stilettos From Pour La Victoire
I’m not exactly sure who this ‘La Victoire’ is, but she is one lucky girl. French shoe label, Pour La Victoire , by shoe designer David Giordano, features a selection of pumps, wedges, boots and other stiletto-ed beauties (and a few flats) that can only be described as burlesque beauty meets daring diva
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Label Love: Sex-Kitten Stilettos From Pour La Victoire
Percy Jackson & the Olympians Delights Readers & Viewers (giveaway)
The Percy Jackson series was a huge hit among the 5th graders at my school this year and left them wanting to know more about Greek gods and goddesses. It was absolutely amazing that they chose to research topics like Pandora, Aphrodite, Zeus, Kronos, and Artemis for their independent research topics
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Lacy Looks For Summer!
While many of our favorite lace garments belong in our drawer of un-mentionables , the look of lace in your everyday outfits has a lingerie-like lust effect on the on-lookers. The see-thru floral ringlet design is perfect for a summery look and feel, as the whole idea around lace as a fabric is for it to be light and airy. The best part — a little flash of lace can go a long way
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Lacy Looks For Summer!
Ice Cream Scoop and Stacker
The traditional spherical scoop is nice, but the Ice Cream Scoop & Stack makes perfect cylinders of ice cream that can be stacked together and arranged for a snazzy looking treat. And for those blocks that are just a little too frozen, this dishwasher-safe tool can cut through even the hardest cartons. $14.99 @ Amazon.com
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5 ways the Americans with Disabilities Act changed the home
President Obama marked the twentieth anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act yesterday with a special ceremony on the White House South Lawn. “Not dependence—but independence. That’s what the ADA was all about,” the president said, before signing an executive order that, effective 2012, will require new construction to meet enhanced design standards for doors, windows, elevators, and bathrooms
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Appliance makers get behind anti-vibration pads for front-loaders
It’s not quite Apple sending bumper cases to buyers of the new iPhone 4, but the Whirlpool Corporation’s distribution agreement with B Green Innovations, manufacturer of the Vibe Away anti-vibration pads, suggests that the issue of shimmying front-loaders isn’t going away anytime soon. You’ll even see the Whirlpool-branded Vibe Away pads on Home Depot’s website , where a 4-pack sells for $30
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Jul 27, Anniversary Party Tips – Free Printable Checklist To Make Anniversary Party Planning Easier
Anniversary party tips and free printable party checklist to help you manage all of your anniversary party ideas and also so you don’t forget the wedding anniversary cake!
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Cialis in glass and a shortage of helium
Science news links for July 23rd through July 26th: ACS and RSC Sustainability Alliance – The Royal Society of Chemistry and the American Chemical Society have joined forces to launch a sustainability website. Be interesting to know what is the carbon footprint of this endeavour and the server electricity bills… Carcinogen suspects – A new report from the American Cancer Society and other world-leading health groups identifies gaps in research for 20 suspected carcinogens whose potential to cause cancer is as yet unresolved
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Cialis in glass and a shortage of helium
Seventh Generation strikes deal with the devil, er, Walmart
The temperature must be dropping in Hades—at least according to the forecasting of Seventh Generation co-founder Jeffrey Hollender. For years, Hollender maintained that “hell would freeze over” before his company’s eco-friendly products would be sold in Walmart. The time is nigh, according to the Wall Street Journal , which reports that Seventh Generation laundry detergent, dish soap, all-purpose sprays, and disinfectant wipes will be sold in about 1,500 Walmart stores starting next month.
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The DOE wants to be your new BFF
The Department of Energy wants to friend you on Facebook , send you tweets , and share photos and videos on Flickr and YouTube . Secretary Steven Chu has seen the light and is spreading DOE’s message on, you guessed it, a new Energy blog . “While the act of starting a blog is hardly novel, it is a first for us and part of our commitment to achieving the level of transparency, engagement, and accessibility that you should expect from your government,” he wrote in the first post