Cambridge retailer sets the table to benefit AIDS research (Cambridge Chronicle & Cambridge Tab)
Didriks, a Cambridge-based retailer of premium housewares and outdoor furniture teamed up with Boston interior design firms Carroll Design Studio and Leslie Saul and Associates to furnish a table at "Dining By Design," an event, put on at the Boston Design Center by Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS.
Take a Sede (The Star)
IF you?re a leather sofa lover, you?ll remember the one in Casino Royale ? a black long serpentine couch that has some serious curves.
Past Life Regression & Hypnosis ? Why It?s as Safe as Meditation & Why Some Don't Perceive Much (PIZZAHEROS)
This is sometimes why some people don?t perceive much in regression.
Great New Ideas for Patio Furniture - Getting Creative with Your Outdoor Furniture (PIZZAHEROS)
You could get, for example, a little bistro patio table or a larger one that can extend. It depends how many people live in the house but it is nice to have extra seating and tables in case you decide to have a party or some kind of outdoor celebration.
From desperate to dreamscape: A neglected and overgrown yard in Kendall gets a Key West-style makeover (Miami Herald)
Barton the schnauzer would get stuck in the thick tangle of vines. The yard was so overgrown his owners couldn't see the property line. But Kevin and Blake Goldstein, both 31, said they bought the house because they saw its potential.
Reduce amount of single-use plastics (Portsmouth Herald)
I recently learned of some very frightening facts regarding plastics. One such fact is that an estimated 25 percent of all our plastics, especially single-use plastics, end up in our waterways and eventually ... our oceans.
Couple mixes Cebu culture with food (Cebu Daily News)
CEBU CITY, Philippines - The cuisine maybe Mediterranean but a closer look inside Anzani Restaurant in Nivel Hills, Lahug, Cebu City reveals a showcase of Cebuano craftsmanship and expertise.
The woman behind Stop the Plant (The Salem News)
MARBLEHEAD and mdash; Susan Livingston admits she's an unlikely anti-pollution activist. She is, after all, from corporate America, one of 40 partners at Brown Brothers Harriman, the oldest and largest partnership bank in the United States. She was the first woman to make partner in the company's history, and her corner office on the 19th floor of a Boston skyscraper offers a towering view of ...
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