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CAPTURE ALL YOUR SUMMER MEMORIES WITH MULTIPLY
0 comments Posted by Faten Abdallah at 6/30/2009 05:19:00 PMLeading Media Sharing Site Offers 25 Free Prints, 25 Percent Off All Photo Products
Boca Raton, FL – June 22, 2009 — Multiply, Inc. (http://multiply.com), one of the world’s leading media sharing sites, has created a line of personalized gifts perfect for preserving your summer memories – whether you’re looking to show off photos from a European vacation or print snapshots from a backyard barbecue. Our line of photo products, including photo books, calendars, cards and prints are perfect keepsakes, all for under $30. And to help you commemorate your favorite summer celebration, Multiply is offering 25 free 4x6 photo prints, as well as 25 percent off all of our photo finishing products.
Photo products are meaningful gifts for loved ones, and make the perfect keepsakes for ourselves. Multiply’s line of personalized products have almost endless possibilities for creating and capturing summer memories:
* Get the celebrations rolling this summer by ordering Multiply’s personalized photo invitations for your Fourth of July barbecue or summer birthday party. Not only will your invitation stand out from the rest, but with the time you’ll save bypassing the lines at party stores, you’ll be able to stop in for a manicure before the party. Multiply’s selection of birthday invitation themes offer a personalized way to plan ahead for children’s birthday parties – and even feature the guest of honor on the cover! With our Summer Celebration discount, our personalized photo cards start at $1.87 for a 5x7 folded card and $5.24 for a pack of 10 flat photo cards.
* Scrapbooks and photo albums are wonderful ways to capture the photos you’ve taken on your summer vacation, but with our busy schedules, who has time to actually complete one? This year, forgo the pile of photo prints and expensive scrapbook that sit around waiting to be assembled, and create a travel themed photo book. Not only will this elegant keepsake be something that you can be proud to share and display on a coffee table or book shelf, but with Multiply’s photo book editor, your book can be completed in hours, not days. What’s more, you can crop, edit and adjust your photos right from your browser on the Multiply site, with no need to download or install any software on your computer. Our travel and summer themed books are a perfect backdrop for your vacation photos. With our discount, photo books start at $22.49.
* Who says calendars have to be purchased in January? While things are moving at summer pace, plan ahead for the upcoming school year with a Multiply photo calendar. These personalized photo calendars not only feature the photos you choose, but our custom design tool even lets you mark your own important dates – from little league games and school vacations to birthdays and anniversaries. Make one for yourself, or order for the whole booster club! The Multiply Kid’s Art theme gives a colorful backdrop for school year dates, and our photo album theme makes a great booster club fundraiser item! Discounted calendars start at just $14.99.
For more information or to create your gift, visit http://shopmultiply.com.
Labels: gifts, Multiply, photos, promotion, social network
Arab American National Museum Call for Artists
0 comments Posted by Faten Abdallah at 6/30/2009 05:05:00 PMPlaques bearing the phrase ahlan wa sahlan or "welcome" are a common feature in Arab and Arab American homes, where hospitality is of the utmost importance.
The AANM is now asking Arab American artists to create and donate such plaques for a display case in the AANM's permanent exhibit Living in America. For complete details on this Call for Artists, click HERE or contact Curator of Collections Suzy Adra Mazloum at 313.624.0229 or HERE.
Nestled in the
A refreshing departure from the massive festivals where the stage seems miles away, EQUIFUNK offers a cozy, friendly environment where friends, fans and artists converge for a musical experience.
The all-inclusive 2-day event features nightly live performances by acclaimed
At EQUIFUNK, friends and families can ‘bunk’ in fully renovated cabins; enjoy all meals including outdoor evening barbeques, ‘mess-hall’ breakfast buffets and lunches and poolside snacks and beverages (beer and soft drinks) throughout the day; and various camp activities including sports, gymnastics, canoeing, zipline, rock-climbing, arts & crafts and/or relaxation with music at the resort style pool. Evenings will offer fun festivities and full nights of music with the Radiators, as well as a late night show on Saturday with The New Mastersounds. Babysitting is available so parents can get their groove on!
Playing for over three decades together, The Radiators, affectionately known as “The Rads” play close to 150 dates a year, selling out shows in major markets from
The New Mastersounds are a four-piece band based in
Admission for the two-day festival is $250 per person (prices subject to change) and includes accommodations, all meals and beverages and all shows and performances. Children under 12 are free. Family events are offered daytime and babysitting services are available upon request, for a nominal fee.
To purchase tickets to EQUIFUNK or for more information, please visit the website at WWW.EQUIFUNK.COM.
Fields Project Art and Show
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Mix Park, RTE 2 South (at Lincoln sculpture)
Oregon, IL
10 a.m. CST- 4 p.m. CST
Artists will be showcasing their work in:
- Painting
- Drawings and Related Media
- Photography
- Hand-Crafted Artwork
- Fields Sculpture
For more information:
http://www.fieldsproject.com
815-732-2100
Labels: Art show, Artists, Fields Project Art and Show, Oregon
I was delighted to see my son get excited when he asked me to buy "All About Corduroy" by Don Freeman. I asked him why he chose this book, he told me because his kindergarten teacher read it to them before going on vacation.
I love sharing the past of my childhood with my son because I feel it is one of the greatest things you can do with your children. I feel that they will be able to understand themselves by getting to see what you were like as a child like them.
"All About Corduroy" contains two stories: Corduroy and A Pocket for Corduroy. Corduroy is about him living in a store with a missing button and looking for the button while waiting for the rightful owner to take him to their home. A Pocket for Corduroy is about Corduroy wanting to add a pocket to his overalls.
These classics leave children wanting to know what is going to happen to Corduroy as he is on his journeys. Children are relieved to hear that Corduroy overcomes obstacles.
Parents, you need to read to your children not only books on Corduroy but other books you read as a child.
Labels: All About Corduroy, Book Review, Books, children
If you live in NYC and want to attend Live with Regis & Kelly this week 6/8/09, you can get tickets to LIVE With Regis/Kelly on Tues (Kyra Sedgwick, Pat Sajak) or Wed (MC Hammer/Will Ferrell). If you know anyone that would like to go please feel free to contact Gabrielle Simpson at gsimpson87(at)gmail(dot)com. Age 13 and older.
Labels: Live with Regis and Kelly, talk show, tickets
Book Review: Keeping our Children Safe and Healthy From Pre-K Through High School
0 comments Posted by Faten Abdallah at 6/06/2009 10:36:00 PM
I had the pleasure of reviewing Albert David's and with David Farcy, MD's book, an emergency guide for educators and parents. David and Farcy's book is a complete guide covering everything from preventing online dangers, bullying and sexual abuse to lifesaving procedures in the event of poisonings, drowning, and other injuries.
It is a great reference book for adults to refresh what are specific emergencies and what kinds of things should be known before telling children.
I would highly recommend Keeping our Children Safe and Healthy From Pre-K Through High School: The First A to Z Emergency Guide for Educators and Parents. It is vital to have a quick reference guide in case you ever have to handle a certain type of situation.
Book Review: Bothered by My Green Conscience: How an SUV-driving, imported-strawberry-eating urban dweller can go green
1 comments Posted by Faten Abdallah at 6/05/2009 12:35:00 AMGoing green is now the latest craze. Whatever the reasons why "going green" is the latest craze, the Earth benefits from the actions of people going green. Author Franke James wrote Bothered by My Green Conscience: How an SUV-driving, imported-strawberry-eating urban dweller can go green to show her experience of doing something "big", not just small steps like changing to fluorescent light bulbs or recycling cans.
James said she looked at her surroundings to see what was using a lot of resources or energy. She and husband decided to give up their SUV and therefore begin on other projects. James documents her and husband's journey on the way to giving up their SUV AND faced challenges as they continued their journey on being green.
This is a must read because not only is this educational, it is written in a whimsical style--entertaining. I would highly recommend this book because it is edutainment for adults.