Photo & Writing Contest: Winter Surfing
Orleans MA (ContentDesk) January 7, 2006 -- MoreBeach.com (http://morebeach.com) announces its first annual "Winter Surfing" photo and writing contest. Surfers and their friends are invited to submit photographs and words (from haiku to essays:10 words to 10,000) that capture the experience of winter surfing (and kiteboarding and windsurfing)at http://morebeach.com/winter_surf_06.html. From ice cream headaches (how your head feels after being immersed in 35 degree water) to Victory at Sea (out of control waves during a Nor'easter) winter surfing is about dedication, beauty, soulfulness, cold water, hot showers and hotter coffee and tea.All entries will be published prominently at http://MoreBeach.com. Each winner (one photographer, one writer) will receive $100, a surf DVD of their choice from our online store and have a donation of $100 made to their local chapter of the Surfrider Foundation in April 2006. Each entry will be judged by the editorial staff of MoreBeach.com on the basis of how well it captures the winter surfing experience.
All entries are welcomed and appreciated.Entries should be received no later than February 28, 2006. Entries can be submitted electronially at the website (http://morebeach.com) or mailed via USPS to:MoreBeach.com Winter Surfing ContestPO Box 757S. Orleans MA 02662-0757.
ArtiFunk.com Announces Agreement to Represent British Art Photographer, Tina Maas
Artifunk Inc. announced an agreement with British art photographer, Tina Maas, to offer her work through their online art gallery, http://www.artifunk.com.Tina Maas earned her Bachelor of Arts from Camberwell College of Arts in London. During her studies Tina took part in an exchange program to Parsons School of Design in New York where she was introduced to experimental photography and had the opportunity to work with fine art photographer, Jill Enfield.Upon graduation, Tina traveled for one year throughout Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean and South East Asia before settling in Israel for the following year. Her travels provided Tina with much of her inspiration.Tina moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2003 where she worked for the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops. She returned to England in 2004 and currently resides in London where she had her first solo exhibition at Islington Arts Factory in March.ArtiFunk.com to Represent Tina...
ArtiFunk.com Announces Agreement to Represent British Art Photographer, Tina Maas
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Amiglia.com: Social Software for Parents & Family
New York City, NY (ContentDesk) April 27, 2006 -- Amiglia.com is launching this month promising a truly amazing photo and social software technology for families. The site has been an immediate hit with the blogging community reaching LifeHacker.com, ParentHacks.com, BloggingBaby.com and dozens of others across the world.
"Amiglia.com is an indispensable site for the modern family" WWWhats New Web 2.0 site. Amiglia is focused on family networks, tying a visual and interactive family tree with an elegant online photo album. It makes it easy to connect nuclear and distant family, discover and archive old photos of common relatives and keep up to date with each other.
The site includes a family calendar, birthday email reminders, family facebook, mp3 uploads for slideshows, video uploads, favorite recipes, family stories and bios, trip/vacation maps and powerful photo tagging and search."One of my faves is the kids game called Who's That - it's a great way insure that...
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Teacher creates book "No, George, No! the RE-PARENTING of George W. Bush"
San Jose, CA (ContentDesk) May 10, 2004--The teacher who started a controversy by creating the Operation Hidden Agenda playing cards, which aimed to present an alternative point of view to the "Iraq's Most Wanted" playing cards is back and she has another lesson to teach."Last year, I created the Operation Hidden Agenda playing cards because I had a hard time finding the truth about the war.
After the war was declared officially over, I noticed the devastation that was all around us due to the war and to U. S. Policies. I was walking through Yosemite in October of last year, and the title of a book "No, George, No! The RE-PARENTING of George W.
Bush" came to me.
The story of a young boy named George who is taught important lessons in life by a Truth Fairy flowed easily while I began writing." says Kathy Eder, the creator of Operation Hidden Agenda playing cards and the soon-to-be released "No, George, No! The RE-PARENTING of George W. Bush.""I was turned down...
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Decorating for the Holidays When Short on Time & Money
Lucky you if you live in the north (of the US). Lucky all of us that nature is plentiful in providing free supplies for decorating our homes for Thanksgiving no matter where we live.
Even in South Texas at this time of year I can wander outside and clip off some branches from my yellow-berried pyracantha (I planted some with yellow berries as well as red just for this occasion), and grab a handful of at least brown leaves. If you live in the north and can garner pine cones, seed pods, pine branches and fallen leaves in all their glorious colors, use these as the basis for your color scheme.I'm also lucky to have a garden full of chrysanthemums in bloom ready to be put around in vases in the house. Since they're perennials (down here), I can always count on having them come back this time of year.
Check your yard and garden for blooms in keeping with your color scheme (and next year, consider planting accordingly).
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Do You Mistake Dad for A Wallet?
Dads have to work harder than ever to provide for their families, and may be too tired to give as much quality time to their family that they would love to give. In Oliver Sacks' book, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, the author tells a story about a brain injured man who perceives his wife as a hat. Is it really any surprise that he didn't see her as a race car, but as a comfortable hat that he enjoyed wearing?Do you make the same mistake with your husband or Dad? Do you tend to interact with him only when you need money? Has he become nothing but a "wallet" to you?This Fathers Day, make the time to improve your relationship and show him that you love him for all that he means to you, whether he's your Dad or the father of your children.It's too easy to fall into narrow roles in a family, and Dad certainly can add to the impression that he's only there as a meal ticket. But with a little bit of effort, you can change this around. He may the type of father who generously...
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Your Digital Photo Says it All
A picture may say a thousand words. Sometimes even if without verbal information there is already an exchange of thoughts and attributes. As a result, it is applicable to have the developments that way to give break with digital photo printing. To achieve the versatile and easy-to-use way of printing avail of the latest digital photo printer ready to be used just for you and your growing needs. Take note that if the digital photo printer will be compatible to use with different kinds of camera the better.
Nowadays it is necessary to be practical in any ways.Most of the cameras on the market are packed with their own software. Sony and Kodak cams are just two of the cameras that are virtually packed and the majority of its users find the software satisfying and efficient but incomplete when it comes to their skill of using it. What does the software can do for you?The software can basically provide you with a slick camera that simply allow you to dump the photos of onto your hard...
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How to Waste Money and Annoy Potential Customers
Why do some companies bid on keywords for products they don't even sell? Or fail to provide the basic information people need to make the decision to buy? Here's a cautionary tale-- with a happy ending. Has this ever happened to you? I'm looking online for lamp shades. I go to Google and click on the top Sponsored Link in the right column: Expo.com. I'm taken to their "Lighting and Fans" page. There are 29 links in the left navigation, but no lamp shades.
So I do a keyword search. Products Found = 0. All I can do is wonder why they wasted my time and their money, and move on to the next ad. Close, but no cigar. Clicking on the second ad takes me to a home page with a "Shades" tab.
I click on that and arrive on a page with information about sizes and a link to the lamp shade collection. I start browsing and find one I'm interested in. The text instructs me to "Click on lamp image for detail." I guess they mean lamp shade image. I...
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