Colorful wedding dress trends - The resurgence of
couture and colored wedding dresses

post from Red Hot Brides! on 29 February 2008 07:16:29 PM. © Red Hot Brides!

Photo source: timesonline.co.ukAsk an economist what 2008 holds for the American high rollers and you will hear predictions of market slowdown, credit crunch and the gathering storm clouds of recession. It will certainly be a tough year for many.[...]

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Wedding ring workshop

post from Offbeat Bride on 29 February 2008 06:26:26 PM. © Offbeat Bride

There’s been talk about wedding ring workshops before on offbeatbride.com (remember how Elaina did a workshop to make her wedding ring?) and for those of you who have been intrigued by the idea, keep reading!Wedding ring workshops happen all over the US and in two UK locations, and here’s how it works: you take a [...]

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Milax: the tiny Solaris

post from HackITLinux on 29 February 2008 06:19:20 PM. © HackITLinux

Who would have thought of a Solaris LiveCD being developed? This is exactly that the folks in Russia did - develop a Live-CD version of Solaris (Nevada b81) and name it MilaX.

The small (less than 100MB) package includes Beaver, Vim, Dillo, Midnight Commander, emelFM, XMMS, Xpdf, VNC viewer, Rdesktop, AxyFTP and Irssi. In addition, you also can the Solaris-exclusive (right now) features such as DTrace, ZFS and brandZ.

I wish I still have my Eee to test it on but what the hey, will ask my friends to test it for me. Who knows? They might just love it over the stock Linux installed.See full article.

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Getting rid of stowaway packages

post from HackITLinux on 29 February 2008 06:11:08 PM. © HackITLinux

Whilst it is true that apt-get and synaptic (or insert your favorite package manager here) make it easy to install and upgrade applications. However, uninstalling is still quite tricky specially if the application has lots of dependencies. I have been victim to getting my system borked because of an error in uninstallation - removed an app and all associated libraries accidentally. Charged it to experience and re-installed the entire OS. Good thing it is not that difficult. However, how do you prevent such from happening?See full article.

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'Sex and the City' wedding bliss

post from perfect bound: bridal, style, design & dish on 29 February 2008 06:08:00 PM. © perfect bound: bridal, style, design & dish

What's better than the SATC extended trailer? Having Newsday?s Bridal Planner dream up SATC style wedding fashions inspired by the movie! It's as if Patricia Field was your coordinator and Mr. Big your bank account. Above, imagine Carrie Bradshaw on her wedding day wearing a strapless St. Pucchi pleated silk organza gown with a beaded and jeweled bodice that is caught at the knee with a jeweled band, $7,140.

The foursome” in the Glen Cove Mansion's Crystal Room as Samantha Jones wears a black and nude silk organza seamed cocktail dress with scoop neckline by Angel Sanchez, $3,080. Carrie Bradshaw in a strapless St. Pucchi pleated silk organza gown with a beaded and jeweled bodice that is caught at the knee with a jeweled band, $7,140. Miranda Hobbes wears a nude silk chiffon cocktail dress with soutache embroidered bodice, $2,640. Charlotte York Goldenblatt wears a Angel Sanchez silk tulle tunic over gauze with a pleated tulle inset of antique silver embroidery, $5,390.
Charlotte York Goldenblatt models a strapless St. Pucchi gown with a hand-embroidered bodice, skirt with multi-tier silk organza ruffles and a semi-cathedral train, $15,290.
Carrie in a taffeta ball gown with draped bodice and pockets by Vineyard Collection, $2,600 in the Glen Cove Mansion's lobby.
Photo credits: Newsday / Ken Spencer

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Sample Wedding Vows #3

post from Christmas Wedding-2008 on 29 February 2008 06:00:00 PM. © Christmas Wedding-2008

Sample EightMale______, I give you this ring, wear it with love and joy. I choose you to be my[...]

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Speeding it up using preloading

post from HackITLinux on 29 February 2008 05:59:28 PM. © HackITLinux

Who doesn't like a speedy computer? Whilst there are quite a number of hacks to speed up your computer, here is *another* one that has a different approach. The tool is called preload, a daemon that does magic with your system. Well, magic is pushing it but what exactly does preload do?See full article.

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KRename: Batch File Renamer

We all know that files, specially from digital cameras, are named in a specific format that have no information whatsoever about its contents. There are other files that behave the same way, i.e., no intelligible or descriptive filenames. So what do we do, we rename it but if there are dozens of these files, we often write a script to process it so we will not be manually renaming the files individually (yeah, crazy, huh?).See full article.

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Atlanta Bridal Shows and Events

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Is this the One

The ultra-affordable portable market is booming! The Asus Eee PC, Everex Cloudbook, Intel Classmate PC and the XO Laptop are joined by another player from across the pond, the Elonex "One".

Just like the other players, Elonex decided to use Linux as its operating system to cut on the cost. Priced at UKP99, this 1kg wonder packs a 7" 800x480 screen, 300MHz processor, 128MB (upgradeable to 256MB) RAM, 1GB (upgradeable to 2GB) storage, IEEE 802.11b/g, 100Mbps Ethernet, 2 USB2.0 ports, mic and headphone ports with optional Bluetooth module. This critter boasts of a 4 hour battery life, too!

What sets this one a tad above the others is the ability to function just like a tablet PC with a detachable screen. Well, I just don't know how that will be functional without a touch screen but what do I know? :)

What is important now is that we are getting more players in the market and this is good. Hopefully, we will see the likes of Apple, Sony, Lenovo, Acer, and the rest, to realize that this is a healthy market. So, will you be getting one?See full article.

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