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    How the Internet Is Changing the Fashion Industry in 2010

  • Oct 05, 2010 from mashable(Mashable) in Technology
    mashable The Fashion Tech Series is supported by Nordstrom Conversation. To share your thoughts on apps and social media in the fashion industry, join the Conversation at Nordstrom.The fashion industry functions much like your least favorite high school clique: A leader boldly undertakes something new, a few imitators cautiously follow suit and the rest then clamber to participate before the trend dies out.The same pattern has emerged so far this year, as brands sample new digital and mobile technologies to market to and engage with consumers. In particular, brands took to location-based social network Foursquare to build buzz around new product launches, like Jimmy Choos line of trainers, and Oscar de la Rentas limited-edition series of python iPad clutches.In addition to campaigns, fashion brands released a significant amount of behind-the-scenes content on a regular basis, ranging from blurry mobile snapshots of runway models for quick distribution over Facebook and Twitter, to professionally produced short films delivered exclusively on company websites and mobile apps.Perhaps the most gratifying development this year began with LOFT specifically, LOFTs Facebook Page. The companys corporate staff answered a widespread call for real women models by modeling the clothes themselves and posting them to Facebook, sparking a flurry of positive media attention and several imitators within the industry.Lets take a look at how the Internet has affected the fashion sector in particular, marketers and media thus far in 2010.Marketers Embrace Location-Based ServicesBrands have continued to leverage social networks for big product launches. This year, the fashion industry proved particularly keen on location-based gaming platform Foursquare.Marc Jacobs was the first major designer to take advantage of the network. During New York Fashion Week in February, Marc Jacobs distributed Fashion Victim badges to those who checked in to one of its stores around the country. Four users who checked in to one of its New York stores were also awarded tickets to its runway show, notoriously one of the most difficult to get access to during Fashion Week.Although Marc Jacobs may have been first, Jimmy Choos use of Foursquare was certainly the most creative. Its spring Catch-a-Choo campaign had women running all over London in order to secure a pair of the companys new line of trainers (or sneakers, in American speak). The company used the platform to check in at various fashionable locales; checkins were broadcast over Facebook and Twitter, and the first person at each site was awarded a free pair of trainers. Roughly 4,000 people participated in the chase, which was picked up by the mainstream and online media alike. Sneaker sales subsequently increased by 33%, media agency Luckie & Co told WWD.Several other brands also took advantage of location-based networks to build buzz around big events. Louis Vuitton awarded a Vuitton Insider Foursquare badge to followers who checked in three times at its new London boutique. Oscar de la Renta gave away an iPad clutch to the Foursquare mayor of its flagship store in July. TOMS and AT&T teamed up to give away 1,000 TOMS shoes and other prizes via Gowalla in August. And many others, including Cynthia Rowley, Gap, Juicy Couture and Ann Taylor, offered significant discounts to shoppers who checked in at retail locations via Foursquare.In addition to location-based networks, fashion marketers also continued to use Facebook and web-based social styling platform Polyvore to promote new product lines. To coincide with the release of his first mens fragrance, dubbed Bang, Marc Jacobs built a Facebook game titled Bang! Youre it! which encouraged users to Bang their friends and crushes for chances at giveaway prizes. Online retailer Yoox also launched a Facebook application to draw attention to its fall catalog. Polyvore hosted many brand-sponsored contests to encourage users to explore new collections; American designer Prabal Gurung even premiered pieces of his Spring 2011 collection to online consumers before his New York Fashion Week show in September.Brands Become Content CreatorsMarketers havent limited their social media use to big campaigns this year. In fact, many have released a steady stream of content on their companies websites, as well as platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and iOS (via mobile applications).The most common of these were behind-the-scenes shots, which were quickly captured via mobile phones and digital cameras and distributed over Facebook and Twitter. Livestreams of runway shows also proved enormously popular this year. 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    21 Creative Blogger Bio Pages

  • Sep 15, 2010 from mashable(Mashable) in *
    mashable This series is supported by Gillette. Learn more about Gillette and its products at Gillette.com.Your blogs about me page will be read by a vast audience that includes anyone in the world who randomly finds your site, potential employers, potential significant others, and your mom. Its your opportunity to tell the world who you are and what you do, so dont squander it.Theres no right way to author your about me page. Some read like resumes, and others read like fun stories. Designers have the skills to add a little (or a big) artistic flair to their blogs autobiographies, but you dont need to be a designer to be creative. Most pages at a minimum include the authors name, purpose for creating a website, and links to the authors other online content. Its all about presentation.A little stumped? Weve rounded up 21 creative examples for inspiration. Add your favorite about me pages in the comments below. 1. Aaron Iba Aaron Iba" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/aaron_iba.jpg" />Why write about who you are when a psychologist has already done it for you? AppJet founder Aaron Iba's about me page is the scanned psychological evaluation of his 7-year-old self. Aaron is a handsome, friendly, and outgoing boy, tall for his age, with a ready smile and an open and verbal manner, the report states. Yea, wed post that, too. 2. Brad Colbow Brad Colbow" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/brad_colbow.jpg" />Explanation for the co-author of a weekly comic: He spends part of his days wondering how to combine his two loves, comic books and easter eggs. The rest of his time he spends trying to design killer user interfaces. 3. gummisig gummisig" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/gummisig.jpg" />Are these the only three options? 4. DreamerLines DreamerLines" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/janis.jpg" />This about me page is part of a larger, artistic site that shifts to show you what youre interested in instead of opening new pages. 5. Sohtanaka Sohtanaka " src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-3-27-27-pm.png" />Good writing states the five W's quickly and concisely on this page. The format makes writing an about me page a little bit easier. 6. Rob Palmer Rob Palmer" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-3-35-10-pm.png" />We're not sure why the bird likes Rob so much, but it makes us like him a little bit, too. 7. Alex Dawson Alex Dawson" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-3-37-22-pm.png" />Don't be depressed if you can answer the question, "Who am I?" with one sentence. 8. Dan Dan" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-3-37-46-pm.png" />It's appropriate that the bio page of iamdan.com begins, "hi. i am dan." It kind of makes you want to say "hi" back. 9. Tim Van Damme Tim Van Damme" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-3-38-21-pm.png" />This is more of a mini "about me" site, but the way it lays out all of Tim's social networks and sites alongside his bio is quite nifty. 10. MetaLab MetaLab" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-3-44-57-pm.png" />Here's a site that practices what it preaches. 11. aialex.com aialex.com" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-3-49-25-pm.png" />What is he pointing at? 12. Dustin Curtis Dustin Curtis" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-3-52-25-pm.png" />Most about me pages don't include phrases like, "Dustin Curtis will die on March 23, 2068 at 4:34AM, probably from a myocardial infarction (projection)." Curtis says he got the idea to put his life into a time line when he realized that every year, 1.2% of his life goes by. "It's morbid, but it's also motivational," he says.He based the projections on the best data he could get from the U.S. National Institutes of Health and the World Health Organization for a 22 year old male in New York City. 13. Odds&Ends; Odds&Ends;" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-5-31-22-pm.png" />Zhixin Lim interviews himself for his photo blog's about me page. Two of his first questions are "Do people find your name weird?" and "So, how do I pronounce your name?" 14. The Big Noob The Big Noob" src="http://cdn.mashable.com/wp-content/gallery/about-me-pages/screen-shot-2010-09-10-at-5-34-22-pm.png" />Pairing a photo of an intimidating leather-bound book with a lighthearted explanation that includes the sentence, "Fast forwarding 3 years, we find our heroes neck deep in the poo of that same client work," will certainly get attention. 15. Binary Bonsai Binary Bonsai"...
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  • Concept2

    Concept2 Model E Indoor Rowing Machine

    Sports (Concept2)

    Rating (18 reviews):
    (4.3/5)
    Concept2

    A Great Rower

    I ride dirt bikes, and this machine offers the perfect workout for the areas I need help with most. Shoulders, Back and Arms. Some people say the legs get a good workout as well, but I would say that is not the case. Very little benefit to the legs, but it is easy on the knees.Overall the Concept2 Model E is a great machine. I am glad I chose this over the Model D just for the higher stance, PM4 and maintenace free (except for oil) chain. The machine came delivered in two boxes, both of which were pretty beat up when they arrived, but nothing was damaged.Putting the machine together took me about 30 minutes, and the instructions were OK. For the money I paid for this machine, I was hoping for a little bit better overall quality. Some of the screws did not line up really well with some of the holes for assembly. I may have even stripped one trying to get it in there, but it seems to be holding on ok. Also there is more plastic than I thought there would have... 4/5 J. Pope - See all my reviews, October 19, 2009

    Best rower in the world

    I have owned two Concept 2 rowers, the Model C and now the Model E. I donated the Model C to my parents when I "ascended" up to the Model E. Without doubt, Concept 2 has produced the world's best rower. It's built to last a lifetime of private use. And if parts are ever an issue, Concept 2 still has parts (quite cheap) for all their rowers, even the Model A! If you seriously plan to row for exercise or sport, the Model E (or any model, for that matter) will be your best investment. 5/5 Randall J. Pederson "sputnik" (Philadelphia, PA) - See all my reviews, December 5, 2009

    Best Investment in Aerobic fitness

    I have had the Concept2 model C for over 6 years and still use it 3 to 4 times a week. My company recently got the model D in the office gym and it does have some improvements. Most noticeably the machine is a bit quieter and the electronics are more advanced (although, as has always been the case with concept2 rowers, the electronics can be upgraded to the latest for a reasonable fee).While I don't see a need to run out and upgrade my home machine I do think the new model is an improvement.In addition to being a great product, it is backed by a great company. They go out of their way to make rowing safe, and fun, with informative newsletters, regular chalenges and competitions, excellent support, online rowing logs, rankings, and races. 5/5 0, April 10, 2004
    List Price: $1,260.00
    Separates easily into two parts for transport and storage. Caster wheels make it mobile
    Indoor rowing machine with sliding seat for complete total body workouts
    Requires footprint of 9 x 4 feet; 500-pound capacity; 5-year frame warranty
    PM4 Performance Monitor accurately measures performance and heart rate, includes chest belt HR transmitter
    Flywheel is designed to minimize noise while providing the smooth feel of rowing on the water

  • KETTLER

    Kettler Kadett Outrigger Style Rower Rowing Machine

    Sports (KETTLER)

    Rating (53 reviews):
    (4.2/5)
    KETTLER

    The rowing motion is like heaven

    I initially tried to order my Kettler Kadett from a company called Mercantila, a.k.a. Rowingmachines.com. It was a complete disaster and nightmare including some false advertising, trying to cover up some mistakes on their part which caused about a month of delays, some horrible customer service (or lack thereof), some false charges, and a lot of headaches. Eventually enough was enough and I wound up ordering it directly from Amazon, which cost me a few bucks more, but was well worth it.The machine comes mostly disassembled and took about an hour and a half to put together. There were a few confusing moments as the instructions are only pictures and no text, so making sure you have the right part takes a little extra focus. It came with all the tools necessary except an allen wrench which was necessary for one small thing.In terms of overall quality, it's very high. I'm not concerned about this thing breaking, nor does it rattle or have ill-fitting parts... 4/5 chris carter (California, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Kettler Kadett Outrigger Style Rower Rowing Machine (Sports) I initially tried to order my Kettler Kadett from a company called Mercantila, a.k.a. Rowingmachines.com. It was a complete disaster and nightmare including some false advertising, trying to cover up some mistakes on their part which caused about a month of delays, some horrible customer service (or lack thereof), some false charges, and a lot of headaches. Eventually enough was enough and I wound up ordering it directly from Amazon, which cost me a few bucks more, but was well worth it.The machine comes mostly disassembled and took about an hour and a half to put together. There were a few confusing moments as the instructions are only pictures and no text, so making sure you have the right part takes a little extra focus. It came with all the tools necessary except an allen wrench which was necessary for one small thing.In terms of overall quality, it's very high. I'm not concerned about this thing breaking, nor does it rattle or have ill-fitting parts... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , March 4, 2006

    Best thing I've done for myself in a long time!

    The Kettler Kedett rowing machine is an amazing piece of equipment. I unpacked mine last night and despite missing a washer and having to wade through 90 minutes of assembly instructions, I was impressed from the very start.From the solidity and the perfect fit of the parts, it is clear that this machine is the product of German engineering. I haven't seen anything so well designed in years. Each part fits well, tightens nicely and still rotates or slides with ease. The machine is sturdy, sits well on carpet or hard flooring and easily folds into a compact shape when not in use.A workout on the Kadett is better than any workout I've ever experienced, aside from rowing or kayaking. The motion is very realistic, with nothing to distract one beyond the small chirping of the pistons and the occasional knock of the seat against the front of the rail. It is easy to close my eyes and imagine myself rowing down a quiet river. The entire experience is more like... 5/5 Karl Treen "Karl" (Providence, RI) - See all my reviews This review is from: Kettler Kadett Outrigger Style Rower Rowing Machine (Sports) The Kettler Kedett rowing machine is an amazing piece of equipment. I unpacked mine last night and despite missing a washer and having to wade through 90 minutes of assembly instructions, I was impressed from the very start.From the solidity and the perfect fit of the parts, it is clear that this machine is the product of German engineering. I haven't seen anything so well designed in years. Each part fits well, tightens nicely and still rotates or slides with ease. The machine is sturdy, sits well on carpet or hard flooring and easily folds into a compact shape when not in use.A workout on the Kadett is better than any workout I've ever experienced, aside from rowing or kayaking. The motion is very realistic, with nothing to distract one beyond the small chirping of the pistons and the occasional knock of the seat against the front of the rail. It is easy to close my eyes and imagine myself rowing down a quiet river. The entire experience is more like... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 6, 2006

    OK, but some weaknesses

    well, after reading that many positive reviews, I decided to buy one.delivery and assembly were flawless.There are some strange things about this piece of equipment, however.1. all the labels on the equipment are in German. Not a problem for me, because I am a German living in the States. Must be strange for locals, though.2. the pulse meter is completely inaccurate. I was rowing like mad to get my pulse into my aerobic zone (130). Once I was exhausted and double-checked with my chest-strap based other pulse-meter, I was already beyond 150, when the Kettler thing still showed only 110. If you don't want to kill yourself, don't use the built-in pulse meter.Besides, I hate having a cable dangling at my ear while rowing.3. at the beginning of my 2nd training session, when I tried to fix my shoes with the 2 tapes which were provided for this purpose, one of the plastic rings broke. It is made of such a cheap material, it... 3/5 Rezensent "Rezensent" - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Kettler Kadett Outrigger Style Rower Rowing Machine (Sports) well, after reading that many positive reviews, I decided to buy one.delivery and assembly were flawless.There are some strange things about this piece of equipment, however.1. all the labels on the equipment are in German. Not a problem for me, because I am a German living in the States. Must be strange for locals, though.2. the pulse meter is completely inaccurate. I was rowing like mad to get my pulse into my aerobic zone (130). Once I was exhausted and double-checked with my chest-strap based other pulse-meter, I was already beyond 150, when the Kettler thing still showed only 110. If you don't want to kill yourself, don't use the built-in pulse meter.Besides, I hate having a cable dangling at my ear while rowing.3. at the beginning of my 2nd training session, when I tried to fix my shoes with the 2 tapes which were provided for this purpose, one of the plastic rings broke. It is made of such a cheap material, it... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 8, 2009
    List Price: $599.00
    Program for desired distance covered and stroke speed, visual and audio signals
    Outrigger style rower simulates actual water rowing, resistance setting from 1 to 12
    Training computer provides info on time measurement, number of oar strokes, speed of strokes, distance covered, and more
    250-Pound weight capacity, measures 49 x 31 x 10-Inch
    Rowing machine to help you stay in shape and train in your own home

Tall Painting

www.youtube.com The music is a (n out of time version of a) song ... Tall painting by Holton Rower was the inspiration for this, click the link below.

Tall Painting

Direction, Cinematography, Editing - Dave Kaufman just a little mix and match.