September 22, 2015 – – Viterbo, Italy based WeLovEat has announced the launch of the English version of their website. The company provides a food marketplace of high quality Italian foods, and now English speaking consumers can easily find the Italian foods that they want, without use of a translation site. While the monetary aspects of the site are still in Italian, those from English speaking countries can now access every page of the website and order products with descriptions clearly written in English.

A spokesperson for the company states, “We are pleased to finally have our site in English. We want our quality products to be ordered by anyone who wants them, and offering an English version of our site just made sense considering the number of people in the world who speak the language.”

Consumers would be able to find a number of Italian typical products on WeLovEat. These products include Italian pasta, seasonings, drinks, cheeses, and a variety of other foods. The company has stated that their goal is to make it easier for consumers to enjoy a healthier Mediterranean diet by offering Italian foods. Mediterranean diets have been found to be healthy due to the absence of highly processed foods.

The company spokesperson states, “We offer a number of popular products, all of which have resulted from ancient tradition, and all of which are completely delicious. We want everyone in the world to be able to enjoy the healthy and wonderfully tasting foods and drinks that we in Italy have enjoyed for centuries.”

The site was originally only in Italian, which made it more than a bit difficult for non-Italian consumers to find and purchase the foods that they wanted. A list of brands is offered on the site, as well as various weekly specials. The site contains an extensive catalog of products that includes food and drink choices from 45 producers and more than 280 products to date.

Those interested in learning more about the company and seeing the wide selection of Italian foods and other products that they offer, can visit them on their official website or like WeLovEat on Facebook.

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Contact WeLovEat:

http://www.weloveat.it/
(366) 356-7343
jacopo@bytekmarketing.it
Via Saffi
59
Viterbo, Italy 01010

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September 22, 2015 – – Scottsdale, Arizona based online cooking school Smart Kitchen has recently announced that their online videos have surpassed the 500 mark. The company provides cooking videos on their website that help consumers to learn kitchen skills using methods that professional chefs use.

Perry Herst, spokesperson for the company, states, “Our online cooking videos are designed to help individuals learn the ins and outs of cooking, but at the level of a culinary school education. These aren’t the type of things you’ll find on YouTube. They’re cooking lessons that real chefs use.”

Smart Kitchen provides three levels of cooking instruction through their online videos. Each course includes a recipe and resources for those who need them, including a list of all of the ingredients needed to prepare the specific dish. The levels of cooking include beginner’s level, as well as intermediate and advanced instruction. In addition to actual cooking videos, there are instructions for sharpening knives, plating tips, and various other subject matters.

“We’ve tried to even out the balance by offering something that is interesting and informative for cooks of all levels,” states Herst. “We now have more than 500 hours of instructional videos and we plan to add more soon.”

Membership is required to access the videos. Paid membership includes access to all 500 plus videos. Beginner videos teach basic instruction for those with little experience in the kitchen. Intermediate videos include topics like knife skills, proteins, complex breakfast recipes, and instructions on how to further hone cooking skills. The advanced level takes it a step further with videos designed to turn viewers into veritable chefs. All levels of videos can be enjoyed with membership so once a user gets the basic skill set down, they can move on to a more advanced level.

The site offers access to their wealth of videos at any time of the day or night, and the company states that they are adding new selections for viewers on a regular basis, complete with all instructions and recipes so they expect to be close to the 1,000 video mark in the near future.

More about the cooking instruction videos that are currently available and about Smart Kitchen and their cooking course programs can be seen on the official company website at smartkitchen.com.

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Contact Smart Kitchen:

Perry Herst
(480) 344-7700
info@smartkitchen.com
15560 N. Frank L. Wright Blvd.
Suite B4-409
Scottsdale, AZ 85260

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September 22, 2015 – – Santa Fe Springs, California based Streetwise Clothing has announced their newest line of hip hop clothing, for Fall 2015. The clothing line features the clothing company’s salute to influential rap pioneers, N.W.A.

Founded in 2003 by Manny Rivera, Streetwise offers clothing lines that are meant to inspire and motivate people who struggle to reach their goals. The company’s salute to N.W.A. has produced an urban clothing line that is reminiscent of the Compton, California hip hop group’s controversial raps, which took a stand against law enforcement during the late 1980s and early 1990s.

“It’s a great line, and one that we’re sure people are going to love,” states company spokesperson, Orlando Carillo. “It was designed to reflect the attitude of the streets and of N.W.A. and the impact that they had on all of us.”

N.W.A. is considered one of the most popular hip hop groups of their time, and they were very significant in popularizing the West Coast hip hop subgenre. They are considered to be one of the groups that founded the popular gangsta rap genre, enduring controversy during their performing years for lyrics that were often outlandish and crude. Many considered the group to be disrespectful, and they were banned from many radio stations over the years. Despite that, they were able to sell more than 10 million records in the U.S. alone, and they continue to be a popular sound today with listeners of all ages.

The new Fall 2015 line includes caps, t-shirts, and tanks in a number of colors and designs, including a “Stand Up” design and various “L.A. Rioters.” The line goes along with the Streetwise motto, “From the streets of L.A. to the concrete jungles of the world,” says Orlando.

The hip hop clothing line is the newest release from the company, which also offers a Cheech & Chong collaboration, and various other lines. Past lines, such as that of Summer 2015, and others are still available from the store as well. Updates from collaborations and new lines coming in the future can be seen on the Streetwise website.

More about the new line can be seen on the company’s official website at streetwisegear.com.

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Contact Streetwise:

Orlando
562-698-2266
streetwisegear@gmail.com
10036 Pioneer Blvd,
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670

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First of Its Kind in a College focused on Design and the Arts

Miami Beach, FL – September 22, 2015 – Florida International University (FIU), the fourth largest university in the United States, and MakerBot, a global leader in the desktop 3D printing industry, will be holding a grand opening of the new CARTA Innovation Lab at the FIU College of Architecture + The Arts (CARTA) Miami Beach Urban Studios on September 29, 2015. Supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the FIU Innovation Lab incorporates a MakerBot Innovation Center, a large-scale 3D printing installation designed to empower universities and organizations to innovate faster, collaborate better, and compete more effectively.

FIU is the first university in the United States to house a MakerBot Innovation Center in a college focused on design and the arts where students, faculty, and local entrepreneurs will work on creative projects and explore the intersection of art and technology. Grand opening festivities will begin at 10 a.m., Monday, September 29, at FIU’s Miami Beach Urban Studios, with speeches from FIU President Mark Rosenberg and MakerBot CEO Jonathan Jaglom.

“The College of Architecture + The Arts is the first arts college in the nation to work with MakerBot to embrace 3D printing at a large scale,” said Brian Schriner, dean of FIU’s College of Architecture + The Arts. “This new creative space will prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow by exploring the intersection of arts, design and technology. The CARTA Innovation Lab is a major milestone that will help establish FIU as a national destination for innovative teaching, research, entrepreneurism, and creativity.”

Miami’s startup scene has seen enormous growth over the last few years, but the city has few established makerspaces where entrepreneurs can experiment and build. The CARTA Innovation Lab will help to fill this gap, providing the next generation of Miami talent with a space to realize their ideas and inviting the community. The 3D printing lab will be part of the Miami Beach Urban Studios, which provide expansive space for design and fine arts students, practice and performance spaces for music and theatre students, and expansive gallery/exhibition spaces and classroom space for use by the entire College. The location is an ideal base for the study in arts, design, communication, and entrepreneurship, and for exposure to the wealth of arts organizations and design firms located in Miami Beach.

The CARTA Innovation Lab features an open layout to encourage collaboration and will be made available to the community. It will bring together students from various disciplines with local entrepreneurs and artists to work on creative projects, develop new products, and conduct research. The lab will support a range of activities, from dual-enrollment programs for local high-school students to for-credit classes for FIU students and start-up programs for recent graduates.

“Desktop 3D printing is changing the way we think, work, and create things, and FIU is taking the lead in unlocking the creative potential of this transformative technology to art students,” noted Jonathan Jaglom, CEO of MakerBot. “By bringing in a large-scale 3D printing center and providing access to 3D printers to students at an early stage, FIU can create an atmosphere of collaboration and accelerates the creative process like never before.”

According to John Stuart, AIA, associate dean for cultural and community engagement and the executive director of Miami Beach Urban Studios, “FIU students already have ideas of how to utilize the lab, ranging from architecture students who want to use MakerBot Replicator 3D Printers to reimagine urban landscapes and showcase models, to art students who are designing 3D printed musical instruments.” With collaborators from other disciplines, students in the lab will also explore the design and 3D printing of objects that address a variety of issues from sea level rise, world potable water shortages, aging in place, health, prosthetics, and mobility. Composer-in-Residence, Orlando Jacinto Garcia, has even begun working on a new composition in which 3D printers will join the world-renowned FIU School of Music’s ensemble-in-residence Amernet String Quartet in a production of a quartet with 3D printer soloists that produce sound and relevant objects.

Support for the CARTA Innovation Lab is a part of Knight Foundation’s efforts to invest in Miami’s emerging innovators and entrepreneurs as a tool to build the community while fostering talent and expanding economic opportunity. “The opening of the lab signals the entrance of yet another collaborative space to hatch and build ideas in Miami, while expanding opportunity and fostering talent,” said Matt Haggman, Knight Foundation program director for Miami. “We are excited for the potential impact the lab will have on Miami’s growing innovation ecosystem.” Over the past three years, Knight has made more than 100 investments in entrepreneurship in South Florida.

The CARTA Innovation Lab at the Miami Beach Urban Studios houses a MakerBot Innovation Center, a custom, centralized and scalable 3D printing solution. The lab has been built in conjunction with training from MakerBot for university staff by the MakerBot Learning team of highly trained 3D printing experts. The CARTA Innovation Lab includes 30 MakerBot Replicator 3D Printers (30 MakerBot Replicator Desktop 3D Printers, 1 MakerBot Replicator Z18 3D Printers 1 MakerBot Replicator Mini Compact 3D Printers), a large supply of MakerBot PLA Filament, 5 MakerBot Digitizer™ Desktop 3D Scanner and the comprehensive MakerBot MakerCare® protection plan. At the core of the MakerBot Innovation Center is the MakerBot Innovation Center Management Platform, a proprietary 3D printing software platform that links the MakerBot Replicator 3D Printers together, streamlines productivity and staffing of the center, and provides remote access, print queuing, and mass production of 3D prints.

For more information on MakerBot Innovation Centers, email innovation@makerbot.com, visit makerbot.com/innovation-center or call toll-free 855-347-4780.

To learn more about FIU and its new Innovation Lab, visit: carta.fiu.edu/innovlab

About MakerBot

MakerBot, a subsidiary of Stratasys Ltd. (Nasdaq: SSYS), is leading the Next Industrial Revolution by setting the standards in reliable and affordable desktop 3D printing. Founded in 2009, MakerBot sells desktop 3D printers to innovative and industry-leading customers worldwide, including engineers, architects, designers, educators and consumers.

To learn more about MakerBot, visit: makerbot.com

About FIU

Florida International University is recognized as a Carnegie engaged university. It is a public research university with colleges and schools that offer more than 180 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs in fields such as engineering, international relations, architecture, law, and medicine. As one of South Florida’s anchor institutions, FIU contributes $8.9 billion each year to the local economy. FIU is Worlds Ahead in finding solutions to the most challenging problems of our time. FIU emphasizes research as a major component of its mission. FIU has awarded over 200,000 degrees and enrolls more than 54,000 students in two campuses and three centers, including FIU Downtown on Brickell, FIU@I-75, and the Miami Beach Urban Studios. FIU also supports artistic and cultural engagement through its three museums: the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum, the Wolfsonian-FIU and the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU. FIU is a member of Conference USA and has over 400 student-athletes participating in 18 sports.

For more information, visit us at: http://www.fiu.edu/

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Contact Person: Howard R Miller
Email: hmiller@fiu.edu
Phone: 305-348-7997
Address:11200 SW 8th Street
City: Miami
State: Florida
Country: United States
Website: http://carta.fiu.edu/

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September 22, 2015 – – Irvine, California-based van rental company United Van Rentals has recently announced a new line of services. The company offers airport van rentals that come with a suite of complimentary services.

“We offer a number of services, such as free pickup, that other companies do not provide,” says business manager Louis Della Penna. “Not many places will allow you to pick up and drop off 24 hours a day, either. These are just a couple of the ways we’re going the extra mile for our clients.”

Complimentary airport shuttle services include pick up at the airport and drop off at the company’s office for van rental. They offer customers a fast and easy delivery service, with no long lines waiting for a taxi or other rental services. When returning a rented van to the company, they also provide free transportation back to the airport.

Those needing to rent a van can also have the company deliver their rental vehicle to the airport for them. This allows for instant access upon luggage retrieval. Keys and a parking ticket are left in the glove compartment or another predetermined place for customers. Upon returning the rental vehicle, customers simply have to drop the vehicle off in the company’s parking lot and leave the keys in the glove compartment, inside the locked vehicle.

“Our aim is to make it easier for our customers to get the vehicle that they need, and to return it when they are finished with it,” states Della Penna. “We offer services that are specifically designed for customer convenience.”

United Van Rentals offers a number of different sized vans for customer convenience. Van sizes range from minivans to 11, 12, and 15 passenger vans. The rental lineup includes Ford E250 cargo vans, as well as Ford E350 and Chevy Express full-sized vans, Ford Transit vans, a number of Toyota and Dodge minivans, and several others.

Rental services are available throughout airports in Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Diego, Palm Springs, San Francisco, Phoenix, and Las Vegas, and are offered seven days a week.

More about United Van Rentals, including a complete list of the services that they provide, can be seen on their website at unitedvanrentals.com.

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Contact United Van Rentals:

Louis Della Penna
(844) 895-4837
louis@unitedvanrentals.com
17971 Sky Park Circle, 33 A
Irvine, CA 92614

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September 22, 2015 – – Los Angeles, California based law firm, Westgate Law, has announced a new office location in Palmdale. The firm explained that they opened this new location in order to continue expanding their practice, and to assist those in the Palmdale area with bankruptcy and debt issues.

Justin Harelik, attorney with Westgate Law, recently commented on the new office opening, stating, “We’ve established our new office in Palmdale to better serve the greater Antelope Valley area, including Lancaster and other surrounding regions. We know clients often want local representation when dealing with an issues as personal as bankruptcy.”

The practice already has established locations in Los Angeles, Encino, South Gate, and Ontario, California, and has plans to continue to expand to new locations throughout Southern California. As a newly established Palmdale bankruptcy lawyer, Justin Harelik hopes to be able to reach those who would have found it difficult to travel to the firm’s other locations. He said, “Our aim is to get people the legal assistance that they need with regards to bankruptcy. We can assist them in determining whether a bankruptcy is in their best interest and if so, we will be with them throughout the legal process.”

It’s not in everyone with debt issues best interest to file bankruptcy, but it often takes an attorney to determine the best course of action. Those whose best interest is to file, however, can expect the firm to assist them with all aspects of their Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The attorney states that he will consult with clients regarding their specific options, and help them to determine the best plan that fits their individual needs, protecting assets and dealing with creditors on their clients’ behalf.

The firm specializes in helping their clients regain the good credit reputation that can be tarnished with late payments, foreclosures, and repossessions. “We help clients to get back on the road to building their credit again, even after their bankruptcy is over,” states Harelik. He has also pointed out that not all law firms assist clients throughout the bankruptcy process from start to finish.

More about the firm and their new Palmdale location can be seen at westgatelaw.com.

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Contact Westgate Law:

Justin Harelik
(800) 891-1995
justin@westgatelaw.com
11766 Wilshire Blvd. #1170
Los Angeles, CA 90025

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September 22, 2015 – – Restaurant & Cafe Supplies Online, a restuarant furniture supply business in Pacoima, CA, has announced the release of three new styles of restaurant tables. The three models are available in different reclaimed wood styles and feature different bases, but all have the same impeccable quality that the company is known for.

Further, each table has a unique look, since they have reclaimed wood tops.

“We are always looking for new styles and products to add to our collection,” says Doug Stoutenburg, owner of Restaurant & Cafe Supplies Online. “These new tables meet the expectations and stringent quality control tests that our clients expect, while also providing at totally one-of-a-kind look for any restaurant.”

The three new items are the Highlander reclaimed beech table, the Berlin reclaimed beech table, and the Lobelle reclaimed Douglas fir dining table.

All three items are larger tables, which are suitable for upmarket restaurants. They can easily sit six people comfortably. Because they are made of reclaimed wood, they are also on the higher end of the price scale. The Lobelle has a slightly more rustic feel to it, particularly because it has crossed legs, rather than straight legs.

RC Supplies Online has long been very popular with many restaurant owners. Customers respect the fantastic quality of products that the company delivers, their amazing customer service and their attention to detail.

“We received our tables last week and we love them! Thank you so much! If we ever expand our coffee house, we will order more,” said Mallory Woods of Hoboken Coffee Roasters.

The full list of products can be seen on rcsuppliesonline.com. The new products are listed here too. Customers are encouraged to browse through the full collection to find the table solutions best for them. Financial assistance is available on certain products, which is particularly suitable for newly started restaurants.

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Contact Restaurant & Cafe Supplies Online:

Doug Stoutenburg
(844) 223-3322
customerservice@rcsuppliesonline.com
PO Box 1125
Studio City, CA 91614

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September 22, 2015 – – London, UK, SEP 20, 2015 – It seems that these days burglars are both enterprising and bold. There is no end to their determination when breaking and entering into a property. In order to help London residents out with this, Locked-out LockSmiths (www.lockedout-locksmiths.co.uk) has just published a new blog post authored by Brendan Connolly entitled ‘A Reliable London Locksmith Protects Homes from Burglary Attempts‘.

The article begins with a discussion of David Raven Daily Mirror report of the burglary of the home of known physicist and TV personality Brian Cox that would have been successful had it not been for Cox’s wife who gave the looter the old one-two.

“Mrs. Cox fortunately thwarted the malicious plans of the unlucky home invader,” analyses Connolly. “Their London home is now more prone to burglaries as the criminal might have already compromised the locks of the entrances. No one can say whether the Cox family or others who have similar experiences will be lucky again to get through a second occurrence unscathed.”

The article relates that ‘competent locksmiths would even help homeowners determine whether additional security measures such as changing locks to properly fit the entrances they secure need to be implemented. Aside from ensuring that they meet their clients’ security and insurance requirements, locksmiths can also assist with repairing doors and windows, and even boarding these up if needed’.

Raven related in the Daily Mirror story that ‘Gia Milinovich, originally from America, was in a deep sleep at the couple’s London home after partying with some friends on the night of Thursday, May 22 when she was awoken at around 5am by her startled cat. Minutes later, she claims to have heard footsteps in her 17-year-old son’s bedroom so went to investigate and found a ‘strange man’ standing there’.

To read the article or for more information, visit www.lockedout-locksmiths.co.uk.

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Contact Locked Out London:

Brendan Connolly
connolly1971@yahoo.co.uk
69 Chesterton Square, Pembroke Road, London W8 6PJ

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September 22, 2015 – – Rainbow Bridge, a non-profit dog rescue organization in Carlsbad, CA, is asking people for donations. Their goal is to give unwanted dogs a loving, permanent home without the need for kennels or cages. They are asking for people to join the many celebrities who have already become ‘Difference Makers.’

“Our Rainbow Bridge is designed to be a place where dogs know they will be at home,” says James DePelma from Rainbow Bridge. “We don’t use cages or kennels, giving our rescue dogs all the green open space they want. We are on site to provide these dogs with lots of love and TLC and are looking for more people to join and help with that.”

This organization has a goal to take all the homeless dogs in San Diego County off the streets, and all the unwanted dogs out of unloving homes. They want to give these dogs a place to call home forever, where they will be loved and cared for properly. Many celebrities have signed up to this vision, including Bob Barker, Allison Janney, Linda Evans, Rita Moreno, Jenna Elfman, Hayden Panettiere, Kevin Nealon, and The Dixie Chicks.

Rainbow Bridge really isn’t an ordinary dog rescue organization. It is more like a permanent, five star sanctuary for dogs where they will receive all the love, care and attention they deserve. By becoming a Difference Maker, people can truly feel that they are helping disadvantaged dogs find their place once again. Anyone willing to make a donation of any kind will receive a rubber bracelet with which they are able to show their public support.

“We really want to ask people to donate to the organization, be that time or money,” adds James DePelma. “This will help us to make our rescue become reality and to give all dogs that loving forever home they so badly need and deserve. On behalf of all the dogs needing a place to call home and from all of us here at the Rainbow Bridge Group, thank you for your generosity. Thank you for being courageous.”

To donate now, please visit the organization’s website.

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Contact Rainbow Bridge:

James DePelma
760.542.9557
info@MyRainbowBridge.co
7040 Avenida Encinas Ste. 104
Carlsbad, CA 92011

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