new Oxbow Public Market in Napa organic scoop shop from Three Twins Ice Cream. |
Monday, April 28, 2008
$60K Ice Cream Sundae!
Saturday, April 26, 2008
A New Boutique in Silicon Valley
Domain Hotel, A New Spot for Silicon Valley Business Travelers Joie de Vivre Hospitality 124 rooms and 12 suites on three levels decorated in two themes -- Tranquility and Awakening. sleep number beds, complimentary wired and wireless hi-speed Internet access complimentary nightly wine-down hour featuring local-vineyard California wines at check-in, a choice of either relaxing or energizing choice of sachet or herbally-infused cookie Rates start at $119. |
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Sexy Furniture by Mario Philippona
A lovely service tray for the shoe diva is us all...
I could see this in a bachelor's game room...
I don't know about the Boobie Cabinet though....
These are all hand-made from wood...
Monday, January 28, 2008
Sculptured Furniture by David Delthony
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Blankets for Your Walls
Say Baa-Baa to the Cold
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
101 Simple Appetizers in 20 Minutes or Less
Here is a collection of party foods that are as easy to eat as they are to make. Each can be produced in 20 minutes or less. Many can be served at room temperature. And none require a plate. Most of these recipes are beyond minimalist: they never do in two steps what can be done in one, and they need no embellishment. As you scan these recipes for ideas, mostly think this: The ones you find most appealing are the ones your guests will like. Choose a few, spend an hour or two in the kitchen, and you’ll be in great shape. |
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Grand Opening of Over Da Edge Dinner Club & Lounge, 11/7
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Call him "Sugar Ray" - Ray Hamilton is one of the young urban professionals bringing money and life into a once blighted area north of downtown Atlanta. Earlier this year, Ray bought an abandoned two-story building at the corner of Edgewood and Boulevard, and turned it into a thriving business. He named his new establishment the Over Da Edge Dinner Club & Lounge. With nothing but word of mouth, Ray opened his club to the public on Wednesday night. You would think it had been there on Edgewood all along as patrons filed through the door all night.
Over Da Edge also sports a soul food restaurant on the second floor. The club is intimate and cozy with exposed brick, wood floors, columns and beams throughout the large space. There's a DJ and live bands playing several long sets per night. The music doesn't overpower the space so you can hear your date without having to shout.
The club compliments the area which is one block south of the historic King Center. There are 4 more clubs and lounges set to open on Edgewood in the next few months. Ray, who bought a loft across the street as office space for his finance and accounting offices, says he plans to stay put on Edgewood for at least the next 15 to 20 years. "I was the first one here and now everyone else is discovering Edgewood," said Ray.
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Friday, November 09, 2007
Perfect Holiday Centerpieces
Price: $44 |
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
First Class Seats at Coach Prices
Airline Secrets Could Land Flyers In First Class So, how would you like to sit in the front but pay less than someone way in the back? What's the travel trick? While booking a flight, ask the agent about a special type of fare. It's most commonly called a YUPP. But some airlines also use codes like QUPP and Z. The leading airlines all confirmed they offer this kind of fare, describing it as either a coach seat with an automatic upgrade or deeply discounted first class. In addition to sitting in the front of the plane, the YUPP seats offer even more benefits.Experts said they're generally fully refundable seats, and you may get extra frequent flier miles for being in first. |
Monday, October 15, 2007
Deceptively Delicious: Jessica "Mrs. Jerry" Seinfeld
We were wary when we first saw Jessica "Mrs. Jerry" Seinfeld on Oprah last week, heralding the benefits of steaming and pureeing the shit out of vegetables and then "hiding" them in kid-friendly foods so that kids will stop throwing temper tantrums at the dinner table and actually eat their vegetables. Apparently, one man's bullshit is another's inspiration: Jessica Seinfeld has anchored her new cookbook Deceptively Delicious in precisely this school of culinary trickery: Broccoli puree and flaxmeal-coated chicken nuggets. Beet puree enriches chocolate cake. Spinach and chocolate get it on. Gross. |
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Traveling with Wine
Tips for Bringing Wine back from Abroad
if you want to bring more than two bottles of wine back with you, go to a specialty wine store and tell them you'll be traveling with the the wine. They'll either package up the wine for you really well or sell you a crate. If you have to package it yourself, use many layers of material and lots of padding -- a hard shell with soft padding in and outside is a good start. |
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Flying Hooks
Yes, it's a very big closet.
suspension hangers, designed by Ariëtte Bos and Tom Couvée for Goods in the Netherlands that are attached to your ceiling and then just hang down, making your fly clothes appear as if they are flying in mid air. the stainless steel cable is about 8.2′ long (250 cm) and the black polypropylene hanger is 3.5″ wide (9 cm), the rest you should know… |