SteakBrands.com Announces Production Of Custom & Monogrammed BBQ Branding Irons
Kansas City, MO (ContentDesk) December 8, 2005 Are you looking for that last minute holiday gift? Kansas City based http://steakbrands.com has announced production of BBQ branding irons for custom logos, western themed & 2 3 letter monogrammed branding irons. A popular idea is to get a company logo or a rancher brand made into a steak branding iron to really brand your logo.SteakBrands.com says that it will accept orders for the 2 3 letter monogrammed brands through December 12th to insure Christmas delivery. All other BBQ branding irons, including custom brands, can be ordered through December 23rd. One great thing that sets them apart is that SteakBrands.com can do any size job from 1 5,000+ custom branding irons.Branding is nothing new to ranchers but as of the last few years it has caught on as a must for any serious BBQ chef. People take extreme pride in their BBQ skills and branding is the perfect way to personalize it.
SteakBrands.com owner, David Lalumendre says BBQers are always looking for that little something to show how proud they are of their BBQ and a personalized BBQ branding iron is a great way to do it. ???The steak brands offered are the perfect size for heating in an open flame or charcoal grill. All of the brands are all constructed of high quality steel which is needed for keeping the brand hot and strong enough to brand.To top it all off, clean-up is easy. Just wash with soap and water after each use. The high-grade stainless steel will last for many years and will not rust. For those who are looking for a monogrammed branding iron, western theme or simply initials for your branding iron http://steakbrands.com carries a large selection of branding irons that make the perfect gift for Christmas, your boss, Fathers Day or any other BBQ fanatic.Creative Web Solutions, LLC is a Kansas City based company that has been in operation for over 4 years and focuses on competitive pricing and great customer service..
‘Western Retro’ a Fashion Trend this Christmas Season
(ContentDesk) October 29, 2005 -- This year, retailers are finding some new trends emerging for the Christmas season.
One of the most powerfully chic movements is not at all new; it is a throwback to a classic, leathered, western look, but with an edge.
This Western Retro trend is not only taking over peoples wardrobes, but their home d?cor as well.Everything from western hats to boots to jewelry will be hot this holiday season.
Western retro shirts, classic western boots, and fine dress shirts for men are in high demand.
For women, a variety of options are available, from hats to footwear.
Common materials include leather, wool, suede, and velvet, and many brands are taking advantage of this style with new lines of suitable apparel.
The western retro shirt, previously in demand primarily by performers and those true western enthusiasts, has been brought back to life from the late 1930's to 1950's, when the day of the "B" Westerns...
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Fountain of Youth Discovered in Florida
(ContentDesk) November 1, 2005 -- Travel back to 1808 when naval officer Stephen Hathorne is shipwrecked on the coast of what was then La Florida, a Spanish colony.
He meets three natives there that lead him on a trek past St. Augustine to find an old family friend who now, with centuries-old native allies, guards the spring whose properties have kept them alive for so long.
There, Hathorne is launched into the future to discover love and ultimately, danger as he exposes an evil plot to destroy his family and history itself. In this book, you'll find Native American culture and ceremony, St.
Augustine as it was in 1692, 1781 and 1808, travel the road north from La Florida to Virginia, experience the horror of the Salem Witchcraft Trials in 1692 and fight pirates off the coast of New England.
You'll also experience love between two people that can never be broken, even by death.Heart-stopping action and adventure -- time is ours!And the best time is now.
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Overcome the Holiday Gift-Giving Humdrum - Unique, Authentic Gifts from Russia Offer Plenty of Choices for Those Who Have Everything
Chandler, AZ (ContentDesk) November 26, 2004 -- Since the fall of the former Soviet Union in 1988, the Russian population in the United States has grown dramatically.
With nearly 350,000 Russian immigrants in the U.S., as of 2000 (according to the U.S. Census Bureau), there is also a longing for traditional Christmas decorations and gifts from their homeland.
Irene Pearson is Co-Owner of The Russian Store.
She (along with her husband, Gary) is Russian-born, but changed her name upon becoming a U.S.
citizen.
Pearson says, "The Russian Store is loved by those who came from the Old World and are looking to recapture their pasts as well as our American friends who appreciate the quality and beauty of Russian crafts and jewelry."
Pearson continues, "Russian nesting dolls and Russian amber jewelry are always extremely popular with both groups and give you lots of choices when it comes to those 'hard to buy for' people on your gift-giving...
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Santa Spreading Cheer Through Mobile Phones
PhoneBites, Inc., a technology company, has created the Christmas RAZZ, a mobile phone application that enables people to add the sounds of Christmas into their phone conversations.
Traditional classics like "Jingle Bells" and "Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer" as well as the rest of the Christmas favorites, can be played right into the conversation, simply by pressing a number on the phone's keypad.
Consumers are able to choose from a library of accessible holiday sounds, which they can share with their loved ones on the other end of the line, or leave them an unexpected and cheerful message on their voicemail.
Reports of elves leaving festive holiday greetings on outgoing voicemail messages suggest that Holiday RAZZing is getting a little out of hand.
Some describe the Christmas RAZZ as "decorating your conversation." "Christmas RAZZ provides a unique way of sharing the holiday spirit while you're on the phone," said Jeff Malkin, PhoneBites CEO.
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?Christmas For One: Mental Health Over the Holidays"
My dear friend, poet Dessa Byrd Reed, often spends holidays alone as a widow.
However, she doesn't see this, as many people often do, as a depressing circumstance.
In a November 2000 POETIC VOICES interview, she said, "Because I am single and live alone, I eat out a lot. I love to talk to strangers. That's one of my favorite things.
I go out for breakfast and talk to people."Another talented writer, Leslie Lafayette, dealt with being a childless woman by choice in WHY DON'T YOU HAVE KIDS?: Living a Full Life Without Parenthood.
You can bet that because of her choice many people would pity her.
She writes the "Alone Again, Naturally" column for the outstanding magazine THE DESERT WOMAN.
Observers might conclude she's miserable on the holidays.Both Leslie and Dessa have full lives and radiate Christmas cheer, not just in December but all year round.
While we all need human contact, it's a mistake to conclude that people without...
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