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New York Video Service Offers short Documentaries for New York Businesses
Go to NYvideo.US for more Information
Businesses are discovering that Video Content is the new 'website'.
Internet Video Content about your business, your product and about you, is the standard for advertising now, especially 'believable video' like these documentary style short films made specifically for the web:
A CEO I met the other day said that his cleaner has a website.
Businesses are discovering that Video Content is the new 'website'.
Internet Video Content about your business, your product and about you, is the standard for advertising now, especially 'believable video' like these documentary style short films made specifically for the web:
A CEO I met the other day said that his cleaner has a website.
Feb 27, 2009
Rinat Shaham Sings the Role of Dorabella in Paris
Ensemble Matheus under the energetic baton of Jean-Christoph Spinosi.
Paris Opera House, November 2008.
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Oct 30, 2008
New York Harp Trio tours Australia
By Irving Waters
A five Concert tour of Australia's Arts Capital, Melbourne, has brought recognition to New York's resident Trio: The New York Harp Trio and gathered attention for young composer Rob Paterson .
The Trio (Flute Harp and Viola), visited Australia for three weeks, performing at the various Spring Music Festivals and giving master-classes at the University of Melbourne, the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), and at the Australian National Academy of the Arts.
With the aid of a monetary award from the American Australian Association, the three musicians boarded a Qantas airbus for 23 hours, and played in sold out halls all over the State of Victoria.
"We were hopeful that Australian audiences would be receptive of a modern program" said Peter Bucknell, violist. "Rob Paterson's piece: "Embracing the Wind" was a huge hit, especially as it was inspired by the 2000 olympics in Sydney. The crowds were extremely attentive in Melbourne. We found a real depth there."
The two (rather gorgeous) girls were seeing Australia for the first time, and were impressed with its natural beauty:
"Our tour manager gave us 3 days off, and we all learned to surf!" said flutist, Anna Povich de Mayor. "We needed a break as we had several concerts and master classes throughout the tour, and the jet-lag hits you pretty hard at the beginning. The performances were pretty flawless as we were so well prepared; We knew there would be time to see the wineries and drive the Great Ocean road so we rehearsed thoroughly before leaving New York."
Harpist in the Trio: Bridget Kibbey, who recently released her acclaimed debut CD: ""Love is Come Again" sold all of the cds in her suitcase after just one concert. "The Trio played really well" said Kibbey, "the audiences were so involved in our performances in Australia, and there was lots of interest from presenters and other festivals. We've been invited back in 2010."
The New York Harp Trio performed at Bendigo's Soulfood Festival (link), the Port Fairy Festival, The Peninsula Arts Festival in Sorrento, the National Academy of Music (ANAM), and Melbourne University.
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A five Concert tour of Australia's Arts Capital, Melbourne, has brought recognition to New York's resident Trio: The New York Harp Trio and gathered attention for young composer Rob Paterson .
The Trio (Flute Harp and Viola), visited Australia for three weeks, performing at the various Spring Music Festivals and giving master-classes at the University of Melbourne, the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), and at the Australian National Academy of the Arts.
With the aid of a monetary award from the American Australian Association, the three musicians boarded a Qantas airbus for 23 hours, and played in sold out halls all over the State of Victoria.
"We were hopeful that Australian audiences would be receptive of a modern program" said Peter Bucknell, violist. "Rob Paterson's piece: "Embracing the Wind" was a huge hit, especially as it was inspired by the 2000 olympics in Sydney. The crowds were extremely attentive in Melbourne. We found a real depth there."
The two (rather gorgeous) girls were seeing Australia for the first time, and were impressed with its natural beauty:
"Our tour manager gave us 3 days off, and we all learned to surf!" said flutist, Anna Povich de Mayor. "We needed a break as we had several concerts and master classes throughout the tour, and the jet-lag hits you pretty hard at the beginning. The performances were pretty flawless as we were so well prepared; We knew there would be time to see the wineries and drive the Great Ocean road so we rehearsed thoroughly before leaving New York."
Harpist in the Trio: Bridget Kibbey, who recently released her acclaimed debut CD: ""Love is Come Again" sold all of the cds in her suitcase after just one concert. "The Trio played really well" said Kibbey, "the audiences were so involved in our performances in Australia, and there was lots of interest from presenters and other festivals. We've been invited back in 2010."The New York Harp Trio performed at Bendigo's Soulfood Festival (link), the Port Fairy Festival, The Peninsula Arts Festival in Sorrento, the National Academy of Music (ANAM), and Melbourne University.
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Aug 1, 2008
New York's Devachan Hair Salon hits Youtube
With the help of Manhattan's upcoming Video production Company: New York Video Services (NYvideo.US)New York City's secret Hair Salon: Devachan, is becoming the most sought after hair salon on the East Coast.
Watch the new series of videos at:DevaCurl on Youtube
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Jun 30, 2008
Japanese fashion High Heels chase the Foot-Binding Tradition
Japanese women are enjoying new heights in footwear (sorry). 
Despite warnings from her Chinese Great-Grandmother, a Japanese Shoe designer is encouraging Japanese Fashion Victims to embrace those childhood ballet classes on point shoes and gain a few inches.
Some Japanese Fashionistas are boycotting the new designs saying that they are too ridiculous to be taken seriously..
Despite warnings from her Chinese Great-Grandmother, a Japanese Shoe designer is encouraging Japanese Fashion Victims to embrace those childhood ballet classes on point shoes and gain a few inches.
Some Japanese Fashionistas are boycotting the new designs saying that they are too ridiculous to be taken seriously..
Eddie Izzard at Radio City Music Hall, last night in New York City in "Stripped"
The thing about a Live Eddie Izzard Show is: you have to concentrate....
If you drift off for a second, you lose his super-unpredictable train of thought and strain to catch up what the truck he's talking about. But when you are on the train, it's hilarious.
If you don't already know enough about this street-trained-English comic/actor, take a look at his site:EddieIzzard.com.
Radio City Music Hall is HUGE... and controlling a crowd that big looked easy for Izzard, because it IS easy for him. He's a natural. It's like having a cup of tea for him...
I remember watching him in Edinburgh in the late 80's on his 6 foot Unicycle, escaping from a locked straight-jacket, while chatting with the audience. His street shows would sometimes last a couple of hours, which didn't make sense financially, but Eddie wasn't in it for the money. He just loves entertaining people.
Having a chat with his Dad after the show at the Penthouse of the Dream Hotel, Mr Izzard Sr. said that "Eddie has always been an entertainer".
Eddie was recently given an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Sheffield, where he was given the boot before being able to complete his studies in the 80's.
Needless to say Eddie's Dad is very proud, even through a 15 year bout of cross-dressing: Hair by Devachan (Read the Toimes article).
Eddie, a really lovely bloke, friendly and polite, and a pretty decent juggler (given time to warm up), encourages America to vote for Obama, and hopes that Americans will soon be able to travel without sewing Canadian flags to their luggage.
Here's a quick look at Covent Garden, where Eddie could be found about 20 years ago...
http://web.me.com/peterbucknell/London/Covent_Garden.html
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If you drift off for a second, you lose his super-unpredictable train of thought and strain to catch up what the truck he's talking about. But when you are on the train, it's hilarious.
If you don't already know enough about this street-trained-English comic/actor, take a look at his site:EddieIzzard.com.
Radio City Music Hall is HUGE... and controlling a crowd that big looked easy for Izzard, because it IS easy for him. He's a natural. It's like having a cup of tea for him...
I remember watching him in Edinburgh in the late 80's on his 6 foot Unicycle, escaping from a locked straight-jacket, while chatting with the audience. His street shows would sometimes last a couple of hours, which didn't make sense financially, but Eddie wasn't in it for the money. He just loves entertaining people.
Having a chat with his Dad after the show at the Penthouse of the Dream Hotel, Mr Izzard Sr. said that "Eddie has always been an entertainer".
Eddie was recently given an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Sheffield, where he was given the boot before being able to complete his studies in the 80's.
Needless to say Eddie's Dad is very proud, even through a 15 year bout of cross-dressing: Hair by Devachan (Read the Toimes article).
Eddie, a really lovely bloke, friendly and polite, and a pretty decent juggler (given time to warm up), encourages America to vote for Obama, and hopes that Americans will soon be able to travel without sewing Canadian flags to their luggage.
Here's a quick look at Covent Garden, where Eddie could be found about 20 years ago...
http://web.me.com/peterbucknell/London/Covent_Garden.html
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'Where the Hell is Matt' world travel dance video heading for 4 million Youtube views
Matt thinks Americans need to travel abroad more.
Watch this film, it has something simple yet..... well, watch it.
This 30 something-year-old made Wherethehellismatt.com so he could keep his family and friends updated about where he is.
One day in Hanoi, his friend said "Hey, why don't you stand over there and do that dance. I'll record it" - a particular dance Matt does. Someone found the video online and passed it to someone else, who passed it to someone else, and so on. Now Matt is quasi-famous.
Stride Gum asked Matt if he'd re-do the film while taking another trip around the world to make a new video. Matt asked if they'd be paying for it. They said yes.... that was the 2006 trip....
Eventually in 2007 Matt went back to Stride with another idea. He traveled the world one more time and invited the people who'd emailed him over the last year, to come out and dance too.
The Stride people thought that sounded like yet another very good idea, so they let him do it.
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Watch this film, it has something simple yet..... well, watch it.
This 30 something-year-old made Wherethehellismatt.com so he could keep his family and friends updated about where he is.
One day in Hanoi, his friend said "Hey, why don't you stand over there and do that dance. I'll record it" - a particular dance Matt does. Someone found the video online and passed it to someone else, who passed it to someone else, and so on. Now Matt is quasi-famous.
Stride Gum asked Matt if he'd re-do the film while taking another trip around the world to make a new video. Matt asked if they'd be paying for it. They said yes.... that was the 2006 trip....
Eventually in 2007 Matt went back to Stride with another idea. He traveled the world one more time and invited the people who'd emailed him over the last year, to come out and dance too.
The Stride people thought that sounded like yet another very good idea, so they let him do it.
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Jun 24, 2008
'The Bar Room Menu' at the Museum of Modern Art's "The Modern"
New York Restaurant Review by Irving Waters
The Policy is: "The Customer comes first" at Danny Meyer's restaurants. It's not just a saying, they really believe it, and if you go there for a drink or a meal, you will feel the difference. (He is responsible also for the Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, the Shake Shack....)
The Modern is situated 3 doors East of MOMA. It gets busy at the usual hours, it's quite full by 5:30, so arrive early... or late.
Sit at the bar and try the Warm Veal and Goat Cheese Terrine with watercress, which is beautifully prepared and presented. If you like sushi, try their Arctic Char Tartare with basil and trout caviar. These are on the "Bar Room Menu". Prices are in the 'munching with a drink range': the Warm Veal and Goat Cheese Terrine with watercress which was delicious was $14.
At The Modern, specialty cocktails have been well thought out by master mixologist: Ehren Ashkenazi, so be adventurous.
Try the MoDERN MaRTINI: Cilantro-Infused Tanqueray & Fresh Lime Juice.
Dining Room Reservations are accepted up to 28 days in advance and can be made by calling 212.333.1220 or by visiting www.opentable.com
Bar Room Reservations are also accepted up to 28 days in advance by calling 212.333.1220 or visiting www.opentable.com.
Additionally, the Bar Room welcomes guests on a walk-in, first-come-first-served basis.
The Policy is: "The Customer comes first" at Danny Meyer's restaurants. It's not just a saying, they really believe it, and if you go there for a drink or a meal, you will feel the difference. (He is responsible also for the Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, the Shake Shack....)
The Modern is situated 3 doors East of MOMA. It gets busy at the usual hours, it's quite full by 5:30, so arrive early... or late.
Sit at the bar and try the Warm Veal and Goat Cheese Terrine with watercress, which is beautifully prepared and presented. If you like sushi, try their Arctic Char Tartare with basil and trout caviar. These are on the "Bar Room Menu". Prices are in the 'munching with a drink range': the Warm Veal and Goat Cheese Terrine with watercress which was delicious was $14.
At The Modern, specialty cocktails have been well thought out by master mixologist: Ehren Ashkenazi, so be adventurous.
Try the MoDERN MaRTINI: Cilantro-Infused Tanqueray & Fresh Lime Juice.
Location: 9 East 53rd street
Dining Room Reservations are accepted up to 28 days in advance and can be made by calling 212.333.1220 or by visiting www.opentable.com
Bar Room Reservations are also accepted up to 28 days in advance by calling 212.333.1220 or visiting www.opentable.com.
Additionally, the Bar Room welcomes guests on a walk-in, first-come-first-served basis.
Jun 22, 2008
**** "Teeth" (rent from Netflix) a review of the horrific tale of Vagina Dentata
"Teeth" the comic/horror/drama about a girl with a gift/curse, and the men whose sex lives she affects forever.
We give it 4 stars, one for each finger the gynecologist pokes bravely into the jaws of ... etc.
Beautifully shot and edited, based on an excellent subject: "Vagina Dentata" (Wiki)with an excellent sound track, the rental is worth putting on your list: Rent movies from Netflix!
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We give it 4 stars, one for each finger the gynecologist pokes bravely into the jaws of ... etc.
Beautifully shot and edited, based on an excellent subject: "Vagina Dentata" (Wiki)with an excellent sound track, the rental is worth putting on your list: Rent movies from Netflix!
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Jun 18, 2008
Kathleen Turner, helps "New York's Frailest": Meals on Wheels.
Kathleen Turner is pleading to New Yorkers for money to help CityMeals.org. She is on the board of Citymeals-on-Wheels , a fine organization which raises private funds to ensure no homebound elderly New Yorker will ever go a day without food or human company. Last year 3 million nutritious meals were delivered to 18,000 frail aged in every borough of New York City. In addition, 1,511 volunteers collectively spent 40,357 hours visiting and delivering meals to New York’s frailest.One hundred percent of all public donations go to the preparation and delivery of meals.
70% of their recipients over 80, and with corporate cutbacks they are about to hit the nasty red line where they have to tell old people that "they may only get two meals this week...."
New York City doesn't have the resources to cover what Meals on Wheels covers, which is where we have to step in.
Please donate here, $36 buys 6 meals for a nice little old lady. Go on.
Jun 16, 2008
New York Chamber music ensemble: MAYA breaks through art barriers in Live Concert
"MAYA" a New York based ensemble made up of flute harp and percussion mashed together the skills of visual artist: Kevork Mourad with the live music processing of Eve Beglarian, to perform this fascinating live performance piece, during a concert of modern works, in a packed June concert.
This group is really worth seeing.
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Jun 15, 2008
Orli Shaham lectures in New York, September 2008: chamber music essentials
September 21, 2008 3:00 PM
at The Rose Studio
Directions
Specifically designed for new listeners, Orli Shaham's lecture will look at how composers from different eras approached their art. Orli will explore their use of pitch, intervals, rhythm, and meter through discussion, demonstration, recordings, and live music. Each subscriber to this series will be entitled to a ticket to one Chamber Music Society performance from a selection of fall concerts.
Orli (google search)is a concert pianist, and a lovely person. Well worth hearing, whether it be playing or speaking about music.
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at The Rose Studio
Directions
Specifically designed for new listeners, Orli Shaham's lecture will look at how composers from different eras approached their art. Orli will explore their use of pitch, intervals, rhythm, and meter through discussion, demonstration, recordings, and live music. Each subscriber to this series will be entitled to a ticket to one Chamber Music Society performance from a selection of fall concerts.Orli (google search)is a concert pianist, and a lovely person. Well worth hearing, whether it be playing or speaking about music.
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New York, What to do Friday and Saturday Nights: Free music in Brooklyn at BAM
The Brooklyn Academy of Music (a bit misleading for tourists) offers free concerts every Friday and Saturday night.
BAMcafé Live showcases renowned and emerging artists, featuring jazz, R&B, world beat, pop, and experimental music.
Fri, Jun 20 at 9pm:
Beatboxer Entertainment presents: a bunch of of hip-hop —beatboxers, emcees, and acapella singers—for a night of ....
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BAMcafé Live showcases renowned and emerging artists, featuring jazz, R&B, world beat, pop, and experimental music.
Fri, Jun 20 at 9pm:Beatboxer Entertainment presents: a bunch of of hip-hop —beatboxers, emcees, and acapella singers—for a night of ....
BAM: Located at The Peter Jay Sharp Building,
30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, NY.
Directions
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Jun 13, 2008
Mariska Hargitay's New York Penthouse going for over $8 Mill.
Jayne Mansfield's daughter, Mariska Hargitay and her husband Peter Herman have put their New York Penthouse back on the market for over$8 Million. Click pic for big:
SELLER: Mariska Hargitay and Pete HermanDESCRIPTION: Spectacular 4,819 sq duplex, atop the O'Neill Condominium offering 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths with 2,549 sf of expansive and private planted entertaining terraces off the living space. Walls of windows, 2 terraces, top of the line eat-in kitchen with separate breakfast room/family room opens to terrace, over sized spa bath with walk-in closets.
LOCATION: Sixth Avenue, New York
PRICE: $8,250,000 ($2,678 Maintenance)
SIZE: 4,819sq, 3 BR, 3.5 bath
Wow that terrace looks like a village in Greece....
More at the The Real Estalker.
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Jun 12, 2008
Open Rehearsal: Maazel Conducts Bruckner's Eighth, Friday June 20th
The New York Philharmonic will have Lorin Maazel dressed up early on Friday June 20th 2008, for a 9:45 AM open rehearsal:"for a behind-the-scenes look at the creative interplay between orchestra and conductor.
Bruckner's eighth symphony is what you'll be hearing. The premiere of the piece was to be conducted by Felix Weingartner, Kapellmeister of Mannheim, and was twice scheduled to occur during 1891, but each time Weingartner substituted another work at the last minute. The young conductor eventually admitted that the reason that he was unable to perform the symphony was because the work was too difficult and he did not have enough rehearsal time: in particular the Wagner tuba players in his orchestra did not have enough experience to cope with their parts.
Side note: Bruno Walter wrote that Mahler often called Bruckner his forerunner, and continues at length in his article to thrash out the features which unite and separate them.
Tickets are $16 and are available at the Avery Fisher Hall Box Office or online. (More details)
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Bruckner's eighth symphony is what you'll be hearing. The premiere of the piece was to be conducted by Felix Weingartner, Kapellmeister of Mannheim, and was twice scheduled to occur during 1891, but each time Weingartner substituted another work at the last minute. The young conductor eventually admitted that the reason that he was unable to perform the symphony was because the work was too difficult and he did not have enough rehearsal time: in particular the Wagner tuba players in his orchestra did not have enough experience to cope with their parts.Side note: Bruno Walter wrote that Mahler often called Bruckner his forerunner, and continues at length in his article to thrash out the features which unite and separate them.
Tickets are $16 and are available at the Avery Fisher Hall Box Office or online. (More details)
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Jun 11, 2008
The Brave One: Jodi Foster, a gun, and New York City. It's happened before...
Most New Yorkers I know Rent movies from Netflix! I am no exception, and last night's rental was quite poignant for your average New Yorker. It's worth renting "The Brave One" if you wonder how it would feel to defend yourself in New York. It's not really based on a true story, but there is an oft referred to incident in which Bernie Goetz was about to be attacked by 3 young men, so he shot them.
If you spent any time here in the 80's, you'll remember that Graffiti abounded, you could buy drugs in any park just by looking out the corner of your eye, and the subway wasn't the safest place to be after midnight. The popular book: "The Tipping Point" talks about the power of context, and how naughty boys on the dirty old graffiti ridden subway wouldn't act as badly if their surroundings suggested more respect. The Graffiti is returning, has anyone else noticed?
New Yorkers talk about the 90's Rudy Giuliani in terms of his cleaning job. Some people I knew back then even felt that they themselves were being cleaned up. Nevertheless, the Graffiti dwindled, the police became more vigilant, and many of those dark corners were flood-lit as if to say in certain terms: "we are watching you".
Last month someone sat down next to me on the A Train and lit his crack pipe. Rude of him not to offer. This year two people I know personally have been beaten up, one so badly that he was bleeding from his eyes. It's hard to run in clogs.
So Jodi Foster's killing spree is kind of fun to watch if you walk with fear. If you roam the streets of New York like a Lion, you'll probably be much happier, but... in more danger. Perhaps the boring old middle ground should be advocated once again...
If you spent any time here in the 80's, you'll remember that Graffiti abounded, you could buy drugs in any park just by looking out the corner of your eye, and the subway wasn't the safest place to be after midnight. The popular book: "The Tipping Point" talks about the power of context, and how naughty boys on the dirty old graffiti ridden subway wouldn't act as badly if their surroundings suggested more respect. The Graffiti is returning, has anyone else noticed?
New Yorkers talk about the 90's Rudy Giuliani in terms of his cleaning job. Some people I knew back then even felt that they themselves were being cleaned up. Nevertheless, the Graffiti dwindled, the police became more vigilant, and many of those dark corners were flood-lit as if to say in certain terms: "we are watching you".
Last month someone sat down next to me on the A Train and lit his crack pipe. Rude of him not to offer. This year two people I know personally have been beaten up, one so badly that he was bleeding from his eyes. It's hard to run in clogs.
So Jodi Foster's killing spree is kind of fun to watch if you walk with fear. If you roam the streets of New York like a Lion, you'll probably be much happier, but... in more danger. Perhaps the boring old middle ground should be advocated once again...
Jun 9, 2008
New iPhone 3G: Better, Stronger Faster, coming on July 11th.
Watch the Apple Video presentation about new iPhone 3G (3rd Generation) All About iPhone 3G.
Applications range from medical school study aids, driving games that use the whole phone as the steering wheel... (that's novel), even a Typepad blogging app has been developed so that it's 'native' on the phone,
Steve Jobs unveils iPhone 3G networking super phone, which is now much faster than the older, and more expensive original iPhone. Which brings us to the big price drop news: $199 for an 8 Gig iPhone 3G. 16 Gig model now comes in White, and is $299. That's a bit more reasonable isn't it? (It was the best invention of the year, let's not forget). Still, even the original iPhone had 90% Customer satisfaction from iPhone owners, and apple sold 6 Million of them....
The new iPhone 3G, still unfortunately shackled to AT&T, has the same 3.5" display, audio is dramatically improved, but the main thing is the 3G thing: it means faster downloading, quicker video streaming... just a better experience than the old EDGE technology. More than twice as fast. Approaching WiFi speeds. And it's 36% faster than other high end 3G phones, and with great battery life: 300 hours of standby time, and 3G talk time up to 5 hours which is industry leading. 7 hours of video...
GPS is now built in to the new iPhone. So location data now comes from Global Positioning satelites, and you can track your position as you move around the neighborhood. What else?
Also, coming in July, the new web application that replaces the .Mac application to "MobileMe" keeps everything up-to-date using the new 'cloud' concept. If you have more than one device , say a computer at home, an iPhone and a computer at home, you can change a calendar event, and it will be pushed up to the cloud which will update all the other devices. Same for address book mail, photos....
$99 a year with 20 Gigabytes. Free trial too....
Apple has been busy. and so has THIS guy...>
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Journalist Matt Phillp of the "Reluctant Whore" joins the Toimes
The Toimes welcomes it's newest writer, Australian Expatriot: Matt Phillp who will be covering the Celebrity beat. Look out, things are about to get ugly.His articles will link back to longer and possibly much more acidic versions in his blog: The Reluctant Whore
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Booking a Hotel in New York City, need reviews? Go to EasytoBook.com
It can be tough finding hotel accommodation in Manhattan, especially for travelers. It's impossible to know what you are going to get when you arrive at a pre-booked hotel that you have never seen. Enter EasytoBook.com. It's a web site that helps you to choose the best accommodation option from the crowd. Their experts have done an extensive research to select New York hotels that best suits the varied budget and taste of different travelers providing details on New York hotels, their stylish boutique properties and the discounts they offer.
Jun 6, 2008
Phillip Seymour Hoffman buys Manhattan apartment for well over $4 million
The Real Estalker reports that Phillip Seymour Hoffman has gone to contract to purchase a lofty apartment on Jane Street in the West Village which carried an asking price of $4,400,000.BUYER: Phillip Seymour Hoffman
LOCATION: Jane Street, NY
PRICE: $4,400,000
SIZE: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms
DESCRIPTION: One of a kind three bedroom, 2.5 bath apartment in the best location in the West Village. High ceiling, beautiful wood floor, authentic doors from Provence, and a wood burning fireplace. The living room is one of the largest single spaces in the West Village.
The bathrooms are finished to perfection, and the entire apartment is a quintessential West Village oasis
We think he's earned it, don't you?
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Ask a Celebrity or Politician a Question at ZotFish.com
Zotfish.com, a site where punters just like you can ask a Celeb a question. There are over 400 Individuals including Bono, Barack Obama, Hilary, New York's Governor, Julia Stiles.....
You have to create an account (of course.....) and you may just be asking some anonymous publicist or agent who represents the celebrity, but it's a nice idea.
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Jun 4, 2008
Free Tickets to Conan O'Brien (before he leaves New York)
Tickets to "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" are free, and can only be secured over the phone by calling (212) 664-3056.
There is No Website.
You can request a maximum of four tickets, and everyone in your party must be over 16-years old.
Have your dates when you'll be in the city, then start calling like the desperate tourist that you are.
There's no obvious schedule for when they'll be releasing tickets, it can be as far in advance as three and four months.
Some days you will call and they won't be releasing any, other days they will releasing for a single day only, and to make it even more confusing, sometimes they release a week or two at a time. One Blogger says: "Plan on calling every day, Monday through Friday, for at least three months before the date you want to attend. Make it a part of your morning ritual: wake up, pet your cat, make coffee, call the ticket offices, take a dump, go to work. It only takes about 10 seconds to dial, realize they aren't releasing tickets for your time frame, and hang-up."
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