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19 Jan, 2010

Boat Maintenance, Sail With Safety and Style

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by Henery Archie

Boat Maintenance

Go your boat and enjoy your hobby but repair your favorite boat at the first sign of danger. See to it that body companion remains in perfect shape. It is one of your priced possession after all. Any shortcoming, once inside the water, might prove to be dodgy. As they say, prevention is better than cure. With a range of boat maintenance and repair material available online, you can now float and flaunt your boat in style.

Your boat may not be a regular used one but before placing it in water check it for reliability. All you need to do is a regular run through check of your boat and procure maintenance material accordingly. Look for the problem areas like damaged surface, infected wood patch, corrosive area, leakage etc. Routine checks of your boat brings out many risky issues, take a note of them. Now, start dabbling in online shopping stores to find out adequate material for. A quality mending stuff purchased will refurbish your boat towards a new look. The materials, which you may need generally, are sealants, , cleaners, polishers, tapes, paints, furnish, fillers, battens, glues, lubricants, resins, solvents, clothes, gloves, mixing containers, paints, pigments, brushes and other refinishing substance.

Treat each of the contagions affecting your boat’s performance. You can also shop for sail repair kits for regular touch ups on your boat. Remember that a restoration done in time will avoid you from falling into a menace. Those, very passionate about their boat, may keep on adding new colors to it, which is also part of boat maintenance. Just arrange all the add-ons and convert your dinghy into a piece of appreciation. Keeping your faultless comes easy with an attitude of care about it. After all, your sail boat or dinghy gives you a pleasurable sailing time and safety must not be compromised.

Henery Archie loves sailing boat covers, boat maintenance, boat equipment, boat care, waterproof boots and his favourite hobby is fishing. He takes special interest in boat care and the tools and equipments required for it. Through this article, He wants to share his knowledge with all who deal with boats or love sailing.

Oldies but Woodies

by Jody Argo Schroath

Classic Wood Boat

I walked past the covered slips of a certain marina on the Northern Neck of Virginia, and this is what I saw, not skipping anything. Minnow, a lapstrake Chris-Craft cruiser; an old wood Citation;Ole Chris, an old Chris of about 30 feet; Therapy IV, an old Chris cruiser; a wooden Carver; a Chris-Craft Cavalier; a big wood something; an old Egg Harbor; and a 1965 57-foot Chris Constellation named Good Spirits. This latter is the marina’s unofficial clubhouse, and, with its awning, soft chairs and wicker settees, its flybridge deck feels like the veranda of an old pillared plantation. Moving on, there was Encore, a 58-foot Elco that once was named Do-Ho and belonged to Howard Johnson; an empty space usually filled by a 55-foot Chris Constellation that is currently out for repairs (always a word with dangerous overtones when used in reference to an old wood boat); and a 1949 46-foot Chris-Craft Double Cabin Flying Bridge listing slightly to port. This one’s mine. With some work she could be a real beauty, I said to myself yet again. This has been my mantra for the past five years. And indeed the long soaring curve of her cabin is pure Art Deco, by way of the Jetsons. Inside she has a large mahogany saloon and aft cabin, a full kitchen and a nifty turquoise linoleum bathroom—not that it actually works, of course. The bilge pump clicked on and water began to gush out the starboard through-. I smiled ruefully, remembering that my husband Rick calls her our $2,000-a-year decorative fountain.

I looked back up the dock. Nobody. All these lovely old boats and nobody to talk to. I turned back to my own boat, leaning quietly and gathering dust, and I was overtaken by a wave of helplessness. Frustration. Loneliness. I needed to talk. I needed to talk Chris-Craft. What I needed was to find owners who actually come down to their old Chris cruisers, who take them out of the slip and out onto the Bay. I needed to sit in their saloons and feel like a glamorous Chris-Craft owner of the past—Katherine Hepburn or Eleanor Roosevelt, for example. I needed to see the brightwork at the end of the tunnel.

Over the spring and summer that followed I pursued my resolve. I attended every antique and classic boat show and rendezvous I could find on the Bay. I chatted up the owners. I oohed and aahed over restorations that left me avocado with envy and fairly popping my rivets with resolution. And I insinuated myself into boatyards where old cruisers were likely to be under the saw and fine brush. Finally, I contacted the Mecca for old-Chris owners, the Mariner’s Museum in Newport News, Va., which houses the 200,000-piece Chris-Craft collection, and I talked with Jerry Conrad, who curates the collection and is himself the author of Chris-Craft, The Essential Guide.

What did I learn? For one thing, the word “people” in the phrase “people who own old Chris-Craft cruisers” almost always refers to couples—Mr. and Mrs. Owner. Guys may own and love old Chris-Craft speedboats and utilities, but couples own and love cruisers. Women are as enamored of them as the men are, and they are in on the process from the beginning, from helping to choose the style of cruiser, to renovating and decorating it. Yes, decorating: one of the most compelling advantages of an old cruiser over a modern boat. You can make the interior your own the same way that you would in a period house. And you can make it just as warm and welcoming. On top of that, there’s room for the children and friends and the children’s friends.

Why a Chris-Craft rather than an Elco, Trumpy, Trojan, Egg Harbor or one of dozens of other fine boat manufacturers of the past? Chris-Craft was the largest pleasure boat manufacturer in the world during the 1950s and 1960s, so there are a lot of them still around. And Chris-Craft made a lot of different styles and sizes—60 to 70 varieties in some years—so there was, and is, something for everyone. After World War II, the words “cabin cruiser” and “Chris-Craft” became synonymous. Every time you opened a magazine, from Motor Boating to the Saturday Evening Post, you’d be greeted by advertising that featured Chris-Craft “girls” waving merrily from the front deck of a new Express Cruiser or lounging about the saloon of a Commander or Cavalier. “Here is beauty beyond belief and comfort with a capital ‘C’,” enthused the advertising booklet Chris-Craft for 1950, referring to the 30-foot Express Cruiser. “See it and you’ll sell yourself.” Chris-Crafts were everywhere, and people tend to buy what they remember in the happy past.

Classic wooden 32' Chris Craft Commander

In June, when I attended the Antique and Classic Boat Society’s boat show in St. Michaels, Md., that’s just what Russ Gray of Oxford, Md., told me. “Growing up, I knew Chris-Craft, so that’s what I wanted.” Russ and his wife Pat decided two years ago to buy themselves an old boat. “We didn’t have any other hobbies,” Pat shrugged. The couple—he’s an executive recruiter and she’s an antiques dealer with a shop in Florida—had spied Mary and Ned Crabbe’s 1955 33-foot Commander Express Cruiser Sweet at the cardboard boat races in Oxford and fallen in love with it. They resolved then and there to get one of their own, and soon afterward they did—a 1950 36-foot Double Stateroom. This is their first boat, and they consider the choice practically preordained. They first saw the boat at a show in South Carolina on July 21, 2005. They made an offer, and, when the purchase had been concluded, the owners gave the Grays the boat’s original sales letter. That’s when they figured it was all preordained. “It was dated July 21, 1950!” Pat says happily.

She said they are thrilled to be owners of an old Chris cruiser and to be at the boat show. But it didn’t come easy. As so often happens with old boats, their new purchase turned out to have a few problems; notably the transom needed to be replaced. “At first you think it just needs a little paint . . .” Pat’s voice trailed off, and I nodded with complete understanding. She’s so right, I mused. First, it’s “let’s replace a few boards,” and then it’s “let’s refasten the entire hull,” and pretty soon it’s five years later. In the Grays’ case, they had the boat pulled right away and put Campbell’s Boatyard at Jack’s Point in Oxford to work on it. “We were still working on it up to the moment of last year’s show.” And to good effect. Their boat, One & Only, won Best Cruiser in Show its first year out. Well, I thought to myself, this is just the kind of happy ending I am after. Online Wood Boats Inventory.

Ned and Mary Crabbe’s story is a felicitous one, as well. They bought Sweet as a wedding present to themselves. “Instead of having a big wedding, we thought, why not buy a big boat?” Mary told me as we sat in the stern deck seats enjoying the early summer sun at the St. Michaels show. (Their boat was two slips from the Grays’.) As the purchase of their chosen boat was proceeding—it was slowed by the fact that it was not actually for sale—they lost their house and workshop to Hurricane Isabel. But they went ahead and closed the deal. “Little did we know we’d spend five years working out the bugs.” (Are you beginning to see a theme here?) Sweet has its original refrigerator, decking, interior and engine, but the hull has now been completely refastened. (Yep, I hear you.) The first year, Mary changed the bottom color and boot stripe. After that, the Crabbes realized that as small business owners (they have a renovation, design and building company in Oxford), they were just too busy to do the boat work themselves. “We’re wood fanatics and Ned loves to restore, but he’s so busy. We trust the boatyard.” Like the Grays, the Crabbes had Daryl Frey at Campbells do the work.

Why did the Crabbes choose an old Chris-Craft? Searching the internet, they fell in love with the look of 1950s Chris-Crafts. And while Ned is the woodworker, Mary has experience with wood boats. As a teenager she worked at Thompson Boatyard in , Md., where she learned how to varnish and paint and do other wood boat maintenance. “So I wasn’t afraid of them.” (Hmm, perhaps that is my problem: epifobia, the fear of Epifanes.)

Many buyers of old cruisers decide to eschew restoration—whether the do-it-yourself or the leave-it-to-the-experts variety—and instead find a boat already in tip-top condition. John and June Beschenbossel, for example, purchased their 1966 38-foot Tri-Cabin Constellation in 2005 from the boat’s third owner, a nuclear scientist who had maintained Blue Moon in excellent condition during his 30 years of ownership, winning prizes and helping to found the Chris-Craft Antique Boat Club. Now the Beschenbossels pretty much sit back and enjoy the fruits of the former owner’s labors, including Blue Moon’s wine cellar and flat-panel television (well hidden from view, of course). They have also coated Blue Moon’s deck with the same rubberized paint that is used on tug boats, so that takes care of that maintenance problem. Still, John has plenty to tinker with. In addition toBlue Moon, he owns 14 classic cars, including Rolls Royce, Bentley, Jaguar and MG. The Beschenbossels had cruised over to St. Michaels from Mayo, Md., for the boat show, but also managed to bring a Rolls for the Rolls Royce show being held simultaneously. I forgot to ask how.

Back on the Northern Neck, I asked Jim Hillier, owner of Good Spirits, about his approach to old boat ownership. “I’ve restored more than a dozen pre-Civil War homes in Petersburg, Va., so I don’t feel daunted by wooden boats,” he told me as I settled comfortably into the wicker settee on the “veranda” of Good Spirits one Sunday morning. This is his third Chris cruiser. But all three were in pretty good to excellent shape when he bought them, he said, which has allowed him to spend more time enjoying them than working on them. No arguing with that, I thought, as two other marina denizens came onboard for Hillier’s scrambled eggs and coffee.

Both the Chris-Craft Antique Boat Club and the Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society are great resources for getting to know old boats in general and Chris-Crafts in particular, but how about a club devoted entirely to antique and classic boats, you ask. That would be the Classic Yacht Club, based on the Chesapeake Bay. Its members’ classic boats must be at least 25 years old and at least 50 percent restored. Each year they hold several social events, a judging event and several rendezvous at various locations on the Bay.

It was at the Classic Yacht Club’s July rendezvous at North East Yacht Club that I met David and Clara Ochipinti and first saw their 1966 57-foot aluminum Chris Roamer Bella Navé. Immediately, I decided to apply for membership in their family so they would invite me back on a regular basis. I was enchanted with the Ochipintis because they represent both the do-it-yourself school of Chris-Craft ownership and the forget-that-buy-it-Bristol graduate school, and because they use their boat all the time—every weekend during the boating season, which for them runs into November. “We use the heck out of it,” Clara told me. I loved that.

1968 45 foot Chris Craft Constellation

Their first boat, a 1955 37-foot Commander, was a baptism by fire, as in the first time they took it out the engines failed and they had to figure out how to get back without them. (A tow.) Their second boat was a 1967 45-foot Constellation, which they purchased near its birthplace in Michigan and brought back through the Erie Canal, tossing out things like old bedding at stops along the way. “We worked on the Constellation all four years we owned her,” Clara said. “We did all the work ourselves. Finally, we said, ‘What are we doing?’ “ This time they decided to find a boat in really good shape—and one that was even bigger since their two daughters kept inviting more and more friends onboard for family weekends. This time too they found their boat in Michigan, within a few miles of the factory where it had been built. But, instead of having to tie new bedding on top of the car (giving a good impression of the Clampetts on their way to Beverly Hills), this time they enjoyed a maintenance-free fresh-water environment and ongoing maintenance have been kind to Bella Navé. All of the stainless and chrome are original. The aluminum hull has had an anticorrosion coating applied to protect it. “I hadn’t intended to move away from wood until I saw this,” David told me as we toured the boat. From the hull up everything is mahogany—except for the decks, which are teak. A previous owner had installed a wet bar and restored the instruments. The Ochipinitis have replaced the galley floor, which was linoleum. The guest cabins are remarkably spacious, with a hallway and closets opposite the door and three closets inside. There is a Jack and Jill shower (two entrances). The master stateroom has its own bathroom and about half-a-dozen closets. Because this boat is aluminum, it has more storage than a wood boat because the frames are thinner and storage space can go right up against the hull, David explained. Bella Navé also has new Cummins turbo diesels and zoned heat and air conditioning. She cruises 16 to 18 knots and is easy to handle, Clara said. At 63,000 pounds, the hardest thing to do is stop.

Several weeks later, although my application for membership in the Ochipinti family was still pending, they agreed to take me out on the Sassafras River for a quick spin. Although they live in West Chester, Pa., they keep their boat at Skipjack Cove in Georgetown, Md. In fact, their second boat, the 45-foot Constellation, is just a couple of slips down; its new owners are now members of the Classic Yacht Club as well.

They made it look so easy. As David started the engines, Clara began the casting-off process. She stood at the bow and gave hand gestures as David put Bella Navé into reverse. Slowly, the boat eased out of the covered slip, which seemed to have room for no more than a saltine cracker or two between hull and posts. No rush, no panic, no bumps. They’ve done this a few times before. “We need 60 feet. The fairway is 90,” David said as he pivoted the boat to port. There are three 90-degree turns just to get out of the marina. “Lots of people don’t take their big boats out because they think it’s more trouble. But it’s not true.” Out on the Sassafras, David kept the speed down until we passed the end-of-speed-limit sign downriver. We might as well have been aboard theQueen Mary the ride was so solid. David opened the throttle, and we picked up speed. The big aluminum hull went up onto a semi-plane. Onboard, it was quiet and still steady enough to play pick-up sticks. Wow! So this is what it’s like, I thought to myself. I took a deep breath as if I could store all this enthusiasm in my bloodstream.

I’m going to need it. I don’t have digits sufficient to count the major systems that need to be overhauled on my boat before the thrill is mine. But now I had a support group as big as the Bay, and that was a great start. And for the work I can’t do myself, I know that there are a surprising number of boatyards on the Bay that still work on wood boats. Krentz Marine in Callao, Va., Campbell’s Boatyard in Oxford, Md., Sarles and Petrini boatyards in , and Hartge Yacht Yard in Galesville, Md., to name just a few. And there are classic boat restorers like Michael Haines in West Chester, Pa., Howard P. Johnson of Old Time World in southern Maryland and George Hazzard’s Wooden Boat Restoration in Millington, Md. This is the lesson I have learned about dealing with boatyard craftsmen: When you bring your boat to them and they look at you as if you probably need help to turn the faucet on in the morning, don’t let it bother you. The people who work on wood boats for a living are a militant lot. They love wood and wood boats and they hate to see them deteriorate. I am told that Doug Daiss, owner of Krentz Marine (that certain marina on the Northern Neck) turns purple when an owner tells him that he doesn’t plan to keep his old Chris cruiser under cover. It’s a source of deep frustration for all those who work on wood boats that neglect dooms hundreds of them every year.

Finally, I turned my attention to the southern Bay and the Mariner’s Museum’s amazing Chris-Craft collection. This was just great! I sent them my boat’s hull number, and they sent me a fat packet of nifty stuff like the hull card for my very boat, which gives all the options it came with and even the color of the Simmons Hide-a-Bed sofa (green and white). They also sent me sales literature for my model, photographs and technical drawings suitable for framing. Believe me, this is the cheapest stuff I am ever going to buy for my boat. According to Jerry Conrad, since the museum took possession of the Chris-Craft archives in the mid-1980s, they have been contacted almost 40,000 times by phone, e-mail, fax and walk-ins. Since 1988, they have put together about 7,500 research packages. And they are still working their way through the 200,000-piece collection.

So that’s how I spent my summer. Now it’s fall, and once again I am walking out the dock to my boat. I have just come from the Reedville Fishermen’s Museum’s Antique and Classic Boat Show, and I am thinking, heck, with all those resources, why was I ever worried? Then it suddenly dawns on me that with all this research, I haven’t done a lick of work on my boat all season!

By Jody Schroath, Senior Editor for Chesapeake Bay Magazine. For more great articles and photos on boating, sailing, fishing, and cruising, visit http://www.ChesapeakeBoating.net

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18 Jan, 2010

Amicis Catering and Event Planning Oldsmar FL

Posted by: emmas In: Entertainment| Weddings

Catering Services

Planning a special event is a daunting task to most people; but one that can be easily overcome when you work with Amici’s. We consider it our privilege to help you understand all your needs in making a successful event. We work with you from start to finish and will guide you through the entire process.

Most events are multi-faceted and require excellent communication, good organizational skills, knowledge and contacts within a variety of areas. From over 20 years experience here in Tampa Bay, we know the best people in the business from entertainment to disc jockeys to rental companies. Working with you, we will help you in determining a budget, selecting and reserving a venue, party rentals, determining location support, developing a theme and so much more.

Amici’s has catered some of the most romantic, elegant and memorable ceremonies and receptions, but our expertise does not stop there. We can accommodate any size group and offer a wide variety of menus – from the most elaborate sit down dinner to a casual cocktail party. Your wedding menu will be designed with flair and prepared with skill. We can also fulfill any special meal or diet requests.

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Our wedding planners can assist you in finding the perfect venue for your special day, as we are the preferred caterer at over 50 Banquet Halls in the Clearwater, Tampa, and St. Petersburg area. We specialize in creating an ambiance that is unique to you and only you. From your initial inquiry to the moment the last guest departs, Amici’s will be there to manage every detail.

If you’ve dreamt about your wedding day, let the professionals at Amici’s Catered Cuisine make it a reality!

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18 Jan, 2010

Yoga Consultant

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Long Island Yoga Instructor

Thank you for visiting our website! We offer programs in yoga (all levels), Pilates, Tai Chi, meditation, belly dancing, drumming, reiki and spirituality to inspire peace, happiness, health and prosperity for the upliftment of humanity. Please visit our links to learn more about our schedule, classes offered and workshops/events that are currently planned.

Blessings of Peace and Prosperity
The Yoga Center

“When we feel love and kindness toward others,

it not only makes others feel loved and cared for,

but it helps us also to develop inner happiness and peace.”

-Dalai Lama

Upcoming Workshops/Events at The Yoga Center

Mommy and Me Yoga: ages 12 – 36 months

st Tues of every month

with Erin and Lisa

Reiki Healing Circle
Thursday, Jan 7th 7:45 pm

Belly Dance Evening
Friday, January 8th 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
with Lisa Richards

Yoga Nidra Meditation
Sunday, January 10th 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

with Jacqueline Morrison

Asana and More
Tuesday, January 12th 7:30 pm- 9:00 pm

with Cher Lyman

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Beginner Yoga Workshop: Learn breathing, postures and relaxation
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Have you always wanted to try yoga and didn’t know how to get started? This workshop is a basic yoga introduction that covers breathing, beginning postures and relaxation. Some of the benefits will enable you to learn how to improve your posture, breathing, flexibility and overall relaxation. This is a relaxing and supportive workshop that will show you the basics of yoga and how it can benefit your life to balance your body and mind.

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12 Jan, 2010

Web Design Trends 2010

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Last week we presented 10 Web Design Trends For 2009, our review of the most promising developments and techniques in web design that may become big in 2009. In the first part we covered embossing letters (”letterpress”), rich user interfaces, PNG transparency, big typography, carousels and media blocks.

This post is the second part of our review. It presents design trends for 2009 in terms of layouts, visual approaches and design elements. Please notice that this post showcases trends and developments that were extensively covered in our previous articles (e.g. handwriting, retro and vintage etc.) and therefore weren’t covered in this post (they are all linked in the overview, so feel free to explore these single posts as well). Did you miss any recent development in this overview? Let us know in the comments!

You may want to take a look at the following related posts:

Web Design Trends For 2009

Let’s first take a closer look at some of the trends we identified, discovered and observed over the last months. In this overview, you’ll find a review of each trend and more beautiful examples that can inspire you in your next project.

Out-of-the-box layouts
One-page layouts
Multi-column layouts
Huge illustrations and vibrant graphics
More white space than ever
Social design elements
“Speaking” navigation
Dynamic tabs
Still large search boxes
Category visuals
Author icons
Icons and visual clues
Tag index (instead of tag clouds)
Illustrations in blog posts
Watercolor
Handwriting
Retro and vintage
Organic textures, tiles and photographic backgrounds

Out-Of-The-Box Layouts

As we pointed out a couple of months ago in the showcase 40 Creative Design Layouts: Getting Out Of The Box, we are observing a strong trend towards more individual and creative layouts. Instead of applying conventional boxy layouts, designers are experimenting with the way information is structured, presented and communicated.

In these out-of-the-box-designs, the overall creative approach is often more important and more memorable than the attention to details. Still, usability, typography and visual design are rarely overlooked and are often carefully executed. Creative layouts are particularly popular for portfolios, websites of design agencies and promotional websites (e.g. commercial campaigns of large companies), but they are also very popular on blogs.

When it comes to creativity, the line between a usable and unusable design is very thin; thus, usability testing is particularly important, because a new creative approach can literally break a website. Often, it’s a good idea to find a compromise between a creative approach and a classic, traditional design, and try to achieve a balance between a “bulletproof” (yet ultimately boring) usable designs and an innovative unusable designs. Keep in mind that innovative ideas need some time to mature: to be rethought, modified, adapted, optimized and finally integrated in the design.

We strongly encourage designers to break out of the usual boxed layout conventions, experiment with new approaches and risk crazy ideas. Show what you are capable of!

2. One-Page Layouts

An alternative route that designers often take to impress their visitors is using so-called one-page layouts: layouts that use one single page to present the content of the website. It doesn’t necessarily mean that these designs are minimalistic (adhering to the principle “Less is more”). On the contrary, such designs are often quite complex, include rich imagery and vivid animation effects and therefore take some time to load.

When the user clicks on a navigation option, the page changes (partly), and new content is displayed in the area that was previously occupied by the previous content. The navigation of such layouts is supported by sliding and scrolling effects from common JavaScript libraries.

The main advantage for the user is the simple fact that she needs less mouse movement and less clicks to get the information she is looking for. Because this approach is quite new, there is a good chance that some readers will get confused by the unconventional navigation techniques. An alternative “static” version may be helpful or even necessary in this case; you’ll have to offer an alternative version anyway for search engines and for people who have deactivated JavaScript support in their browsers.

3. Multi-Column Layouts

A design with multiple columns (3+ columns) is not necessarily a complex design. On the contrary, when designed properly, multi-column designs can be really helpful to visitors because they are given (hopefully) a better overview of the available navigation options and can more quickly find the information they are looking for.

Over last few years, we’ve seen an explosion of content on the Web, which has led to the problem of a decrease user attention span, the time that visitors are willing to spend on a given website (see an article on ReadWriteWeb for details). Consequently, it’s no wonder that designers have tried to find ways of presenting information compactly, both to keep visitors on a website as long as possible and to make it as easy as possible to find content.

One way of achieving this is simply to use layouts with more columns placed next to each other. The idea is quite reasonable. Screen resolutions have been constantly increasing in recent years (though a wide adoption of netbooks, like Asus’ Eee PC, may change that), providing users with more horizontal space and designers with additional space to fill with content.

The result: now more and more designers are using more and more columns. We have observed a strong trend towards these so-called multi-column layouts, which are often fixed layouts of 850 by 1000 pixels in width. Multiple columns are used in magazine layouts and portfolios. In these layouts, grids are often used to guarantee a structural balance, hierarchy and order.

With multi-column layouts, the importance of active white space between and within columns cannot be overstated. (Active white space is the space that is deliberately left blank to better structure the page and emphasize different areas of content.)

For this purpose designers often make use of Shneiderman’s Mantra (”convey big picture first, reveal details later”), providing users with a brief overview of available options first and offering details on demand — later, when a link was clicked (Mozilla Labs is a great example of just that).

4. Huge Illustrations And Vibrant Graphics

Just as huge typography keeps dominating modern Web design, huge illustrations seem to be gaining popularity across both professional and personal Web projects. And designers are trying to communicate the message of a website using interactive elements (embedded video blocks) and visual elements (introduction blocks and illustrations). Recently in designs, illustrations have taken up much more space than before and usually supplement huge typography, and they are more attractive, more vivid and therefore more memorable to visitors.

Alternatively, designers are also using vibrant graphics, particularly for backgrounds but also for other design elements. Various styles and graphic approaches are used: grunge, collage and scrapbook, ornaments, retro and vintage, watercolor, organic textures and photographic backgrounds.

5. More White Space Than Ever

Probably one of the most predictable, yet extremely beneficial, developments in Web design over the last few years has been the increasing prominence of white space. White space dominates many designs and is used generously to improve the flow of articles and structure of websites.

In fact, we have never seen so much padding in content areas and navigation menus. Padding of 20 to 25 pixels in the wrapper and content area is becoming a rule of thumb, and even more padding is often considered acceptable. Hopefully, this development is here to stay.

6. “Social” Design Elements

If you take a close look at the blogosphere, you’ll hardly be able to find a blog that doesn’t use some kind of “social” icons or social blocks to encourage readers to promote its stories on popular social media websites. Every author loves traffic and recognition, which is why the social element in modern design is becoming bigger and aesthetically more attractive.

Social icons are usually put all over the place, often in the top right of articles or at the bottom of the post. Social blocks often fill the area beneath a post and sometimes appear beside a list of related articles. Twitter, Flickr and Last.FM integration is still common for blogs and portfolios.

7. “Speaking” Navigation

We wrote about “speaking” block navigation in one of our showcases last year, and this design element seems to remain popular across various websites. The most significant task a navigation menu has to accomplish is to unambiguously guide visitors through different sections of a website. However, it’s quite hard sometimes to communicate the content of a website’s section with just one or two keywords, particularly if horizontal navigation is used.

That’s why navigation options aren’t often listed simply one after another using appropriate keywords (i.e. using “silent” navigation). Instead, designers are attempting to concretely explain what options are available and what visitors should expect from a website section upon clicking the corresponding link.

Because designers are trying to initiate more effective dialogue with visitors, we like to call this navigation scheme “speaking” navigation, as opposed to “silent” navigation, which is based on listings of keywords.

So that visitors perceive content as being easy to navigate, the navigation is often structured with blocks of the same height and width. Large icons are quite often used; but in most cases the decision as to whether or not they are appropriate depends on the content of the website and the overall layout. “Soft” hover effects often support the navigation design by making browsing more pleasant.

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12 Jan, 2010

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Champagne by Kyoto for Unisex – 4 Inch Candle Base

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Chestnut by Rustic Tapers for Unisex – 15 Pc Flat Top Tapers

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Chestnut by Rustic Tapers for Unisex – 21 Pc Display Box

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Chestnut by Rustic Tapers for Unisex – 24 Pc Display Box

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Chocolate by Embers for Unisex – 3 x 4 Inch Pillar

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Cinnamon by Esque for Unisex – 4 inch Polished Globe

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Cinnamon Roll & Warm Vanilla by Northern Lights for Unisex – 10 oz Duet Glass Candle

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Cinnamon Roll & Warm Vanilla by Northern Lights for Unisex – 21 oz Duet Glass Candle

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Cinnamon Roll & Warm Vanilla by Northern Lights for Unisex – 5 oz Fragrance Chips

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Cinnamon Roll by Northern Lights for Unisex – 5 oz Fragrance Chips

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Cinnamon Stick by Northern Lights for Unisex – 10 oz Elegance Jar

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12 Jan, 2010

South Carolina Home Builders

Posted by: seospecialist In: Construction| Moving & Relocating| Real Estate

Greenville is often described as where “Old South” meets “New South”. Located in Greer only 2.5 miles from Woodruff Rd. and the fast growing Five Forks area of Greenville, Watkins Farm was formerly owned by the Watkins family, who operated a working farm until the late 1980’s. It remained in the Watkins family until the original craftsman style farmhouse became unsafe. In May of 2007, Norton Developers purchased the Watkins Farm property and ultimately decided to develop the property in the theme and spirit that has inhabited the land since the late 1800’s. Under the supervision and ultimate design approval of Norton Developers, Watkins Farm will retain its original old world charm and flavor. An entrance made of authentic local creek stone greets residents and visitors to Watkins Farm. With Schumacher Homes as the exclusive builder, the 16 exclusive turn of the century Arts and Crafts style homes to be built on the site will exhibit imaginative, beautiful features such as stone porch columns, five inch wide hardwood interior floors, two-story stone fireplaces, covered wrap around porches and many upscale modern amenities and more.

Schumacher Homes of Greenville, a family-owned custom home builder, working in conjunction with Norton Developers, a premier real estate development company, is proud to be the exclusive builder for Watkins Farm located in Greenville, South Carolina.

Contact Home Builder in South Carolina

Office: 864-607-2653
E-mail: dnorton@nortondevelopers.com

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12 Jan, 2010

Contemporary Price Cards

Posted by: seospecialist In: B2B| Retail| Retail & Shopping| Retail and Shopping| Shopping

RussellandMiller.com has a wide selection of Contemporary Price Cards and offers one of the web’s largest selection of Price Cards.

Anniversary Sale Price Cards, 24 per pack – 5.5×7

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Appliance Sale Price Cards, 100 per pack – 3.5×5.5

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As Advertised Price Cards, 100 per pack – 3.5×5.5

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As Advertised Price Cards, 100 per pack – 7×11 – SALE

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Back to School Price Cards, 24 per pack – 5.5×7

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Bakery Price Cards, 100 per pack – 5.5×7

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Bedroom Group Sale Price Cards, 100 per pack – 5.5×7

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Best Buy Price Cards, 100 per pack – 3.5×5.5

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Blank Sale Price Cards, 100 per pack – 7×11

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Blow Out Sale Horizontal Price Cards, 100 per pack – 5.5×7

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Bordered Price Cards, 100 per pack – 7×11

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Christmas Price Cards, 100 per pack – 3.5×5.5

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Clearance Price Cards, 100 per pack – 7×11

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Clearance Sale Blank Price Cards, 100 per pack – 7×11

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Clearance Sale Price Cards (blank), 100 per pack – 3.5×5.5

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Close Out Price Cards, 100 per pack – 7×11

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Customer Appreciation Price Cards, 100 per pack – 3.5×5.5

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12 Jan, 2010

Fluorescent Price Cards by R&M

Posted by: seospecialist In: B2B| Holidays & Seasonal| Retail & Shopping| Retail and Shopping

Russell and Miller has a wide selection or Fluorescent Price Cards and offers one of the web’s largest selection of Price Cards.

Price Card Multi Size Assortment Packs

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7 in. x 11 in. Fluorescent Price Cards – 100 cards/pack

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5 1/2 in. x 7 in. Fluorescent Price Cards – 100 cards/pack

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3 1/2 in. x 5 1/2 in. Fluorescent Price Cards – 100 cards/pack

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2 3/4 in. x 3 1/2 in. Fluorescent Price Cards – 100 cards/pack

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11 in. x 14 in. Fluorescent Price Cards – 50 cards/pack

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08 Jan, 2010

Salon Savings Thickening Shampoo

Posted by: seospecialist In: Beauty| Retail & Shopping| Retail and Shopping| Shopping

Salon Savings offers a wide selection of Thickening Shampoo. From top brands like TIGI Catwalk, TIGI Bed Head, Redken, American Crew, Biosilk, Bumble and Bumble, Biosilk, Paul Mitchell, and much more.

TIGI Catwalk Thickening Shampoo 12 FL OZ
TIGI Catwalk Thick Shampoo is a thickening shampoo that creates volume in fine hair. With gentle moisturizers, TIGI Catwalk Thick Shampoo leaves hair healthy and strong.
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TIGI Bed Head B For Men Charge Up Thickening Shampoo 8.45 FL OZ
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TIGI Bedhead B for Men Charge Up Thickening Shampoo 25.36 FL OZ
TIGI Bedhead B for Men Charge Up Thickening Shampoo is for guys who want thickerlooking hair.This shampoo maximizes body and adds volume. A bodybuilding megamix takes thickness and moisture to the next level.
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Redken For Men Densify Thickening Shampoo 10 FL OZ
Redken For Men Densify Shampoo builds inner strength and thickens hair, leaving a magnified look and appeal. Formulated with reinforcing ceramide and texturizing polymers, protein and carbs, Redken For Men Densify Shampoo is a daily dose of strength and energy to guard against hair’s everyday wear.
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American Crew Thickening Shampoo 8.45 FL OZ
American Crew Thickening Shampoo increases fullness and body while gently cleansing your hair. The organic complex of Tea Tree and Coconut Oils in American Crew Thickening Shampoo, promote a healthy luster. For daily use on fine or limp hair. Available in 8.45oz.
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Biosilk Thickening Shampoo 12 FL OZ
Farouk BioSilk Thickening Shampoo utilizes Vitamin B and Wheat Proteins to add fullness to your thin or fine hair. Contains silk proteins for shine and UV filters to protect against damaging sun rays.
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Bumble and Bumble Thickening Shampoo 8 FL OZ
Bumble and Bumble Thickening Shampoo is a volumizing shampoo that gives hair fullness. Unlike other thickening shampoos, Bumble and bumble Thickening Shampoo helps seal your split ends and control flyaways, revitalizes and increases the hair’s diameter, giving hair volume. Bumble and bumble Thicken
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Joico Body Luxe Thickening Shampoo 10.1 FL OZ
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Biosilk Thickening Shampoo 34 FL OZ
Biosilk Thickening Shampoo is a thickening Shampoo enriched with Vitamin B, wheat and rice proteins along with a special blend of he rbs and botanicals to give hair a light fresh feeling while adding volume. Your hair will look and feel great after each use.
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Paul Mitchell Lemon Sage Thickening Shampoo 10.14 FL OZ
Paul Mitchell Lemon Sage Thick Shampoo gently cleanses and builds body with rich lather. Helps thicken, protect and hydrate. Lemon and Sage combined with Tea Tree Oil, Lavender and Peppermint provide a fresh, clean feel with a crisp fragrance.
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BioSilk Thickening Shampoo – Travel Size 2.26 FL OZ
BioSilk Thickening Shampoo enriched with Vitamin B, wheat and rice proteins along with a special blend of herbs and botanicals to give hair a light fresh feeling while adding volume. Your hair will look and feel great after each use.
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