Miscellaneous

Little Black Book: Recipe & Wine Journals from Moleskine Moleskine notebooks have a cult following (and extremely good brand PR!). Those little black notebooks are used for many things, and they have even been cleverly adapted by some cooks into recipe organizers (see this neat one from ... Continue Reading » about Little Black Book: Recipe and Wine Journals from Moleskine

Homebuyer tax credit: No e-file and four-month delays By Les Christie staff writerJanuary 16, 2010: 6:54 AM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Good news homebuyers: You can file for your $8,000 first-time buyer tax credit again. Bad news: You still can't e-file your taxes if you want the cash. And ... Continue Reading » about Good news homebuyers: You can file for your $8,000 first-time buyer tax credit again. Bad news: You still can’t e-file your taxes if you want the cash.

Friend -- Yesterday, President Obama announced our proposed Financial Crisis Responsibility Fee on the country's largest banks: "My commitment is to recover every single dime the American people are owed. And my determination to achieve this goal is only heightened when I see reports of ... Continue Reading » about Obama announced our proposed Financial Crisis Responsibility Fee on the country’s largest banks

Foursquare Now Allows Check-ins Anywhere: Top 10 Ideas List By Janie Coffey on January 13, 2010 | 17 Responses For those of your who have incorporated Social Media and/or SOI (sphere of influence) building into your 2010 business plan, Foursquare can be an integral part of establishing, building ... Continue Reading » about Foursquare Now Allows Check-ins Anywhere: Top 10 Ideas List

Upgrading the Kitchen Giving the kitchen a lift doesn’t have to shrink your wallet. Try one or two of these easy ideas to upgrade one of the hardest-working spaces in the house. Written by Suzanne Morrissey 1. Small Change Instead of everything but the kitchen sink, how about just the ... Continue Reading » about Upgrading the Kitchen: Giving the kitchen a lift doesn’t have to shrink your wallet

Square Feet Finding a Way to Pay for Green Makeovers By ALEC APPELBAUM Published: January 13, 2010 Last year, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg proposed four laws and two programs that would have required the owners of New York’s largest buildings to pay for improvements to make their properties ... Continue Reading » about Square Feet: Finding a Way to Pay for Green Makeovers

Ingredient Spotlight: Dried Pomegranate Seeds Fresh pomegranate season may have ended, but it's still possible to cook with these fruits in their dried, spice form. Dried pomegranate seeds, also known as anardana, are a fairly new ingredient for us, but here are some of the things we have ... Continue Reading » about Ingredient Spotlight: Dried Pomegranate Seeds

Square Feet Transformed Fort Lauderdale to Host Super Bowl By FRED A. BERNSTEIN Published: January 12, 2010 The game will be over in one evening — but for Fort Lauderdale hotels, the after-party could last years. Michael F. McElroy for The New York Times The last stage of renovations at ... Continue Reading » about Transformed Fort Lauderdale to Host Super Bowl

Programs: NeighborWoods NeighborWoods is a national program administered by Up With Trees through funds obtained from ReGreen Tulsa, and sponsored by the Home Depot Foundation and the Alliance for Community Trees.  We are excited to facilitate this program for Tulsans; neighborhood trees play a ... Continue Reading » about Programs: NeighborWoods – Free Trees in Tulsa, via Up With Trees & ReGreen Tulsa