Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Huge Garage Sale Friday & Saturday

66 PASEO ENCANTADO NE
FRIDAY, APRIL 29TH, 2PM-6PM
SATURDAY, APRIL 30TH, 8AM-2PM

TWO REALTORS DOWNSIZING-AWESOME OPPORTUNITY!

Staging materials from Realtor-one of a kind items
  • American Country Table for 6-blue finish
  • Unique Antique Chinese Screen
  • Double Armoire
  • Antique Custom outdoor table for 8
  • Bali shipment of Feng Shui Practioners Private Pieces
  • River Stone Planters
  • Fire Pit/planters
  • Large Buddha
  • Signed and numbered prints

Many one of a kind unique high end decorator items including designer clothing, kitchen items, electronic items, housewares, lamps and other collectibles and accessories you would only find in high end retail stores.

For more information, Call DeAnne at: 690.4611 or Jill at 603.3400



Don’t miss this one time only sale!!

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

VIsta Redonda Neighbor's Eco Thriller Debuts on Friday

Vista Redonda resident Harvey Stone will read from, and talk about, his new book Melting Down, at 6 PM, Friday, April 22, at Collected Works Bookstore.
      Melting Down is an environmental thriller that tracks an international terrorist plot to exploit the changing climate in order to fulfill Russia’s historical destiny: world domination. It includes political intrigue, suspense, and action that span the globe from Hawaii to the Arctic and from Washington to Moscow. Within the fictional plot, Melting Down embeds key aspects of the science behind the changing climate, as well as its observed and predicted impacts. It also explores a systems-oriented approach for simultaneously solving many of today’s economic, social, and environmental problems.
     A former psychologist, turned corporate speechwriter, turned environmental consultant, Stone spent the past ten years helping corporations, municipalities and government agencies to implement a triple bottom line approach. This approach simultaneously addresses social, economic, and environmental problems. It also enables organizations to reduce their risks, lower their costs and improve their efficiency and effectiveness. Coupled with his insights into human behavior and corporate drivers, Stone’s experience led him to conclude that fiction was a dynamic method for communicating the inter-connected fragility of today’s world and the existence of viable solutions.