Hilary Niederer having worked on set for films below now has a blog to show her exploits and finds in searching the world for fabrics for films.

Visit Hilary’s blog at http://stitchwallah.com/

Here are some of the films Hilary has worked on …

1. Kingdom Come (2010) (in production) (costume buyer: India)
2. Fair Game (2010) (completed) (assistant costume designer: international unit)
3. Star Trek (2009) (key costumer)
   … aka Star Trek (IMAX DMR version) (Hong Kong: English title: IMAX version)
   … aka Star Trek: The Future Begins (Malaysia: English title)
   … aka Star Trek: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
4. Blood: The Last Vampire (2009) (costume supervisor)
   … aka Last Blood (Japan: English title)
   … aka Rasuto buraddo (Japan)
5. The Vintner’s Luck (2009) (costume supervisor: New Zealand)
6. Luck by Chance (2009) (costume supervisor)
7. Fool’s Gold (2008/I) (costume buyer)
8. The Kite Runner (2007) (key costumer: China)
9. The Ten (2007) (set costumer: Los Angeles)
10. The Namesake (2006) (assistant costume designer)
11. You, Me and Dupree (2006) (costumer)
12. Nacho Libre (2006) (set costumer: re-shoots)
13. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005) (crowd costume coordinator: Train Station scenes) (uncredited)
    … aka The Chronicles of Narnia (International: English title: short title)
14. River Queen (2005) (costume researcher) (as Hilary Neiderer)
15. Kidnapped (2005) (TV) (assistant costume designer)
16. Kinsey (2004) (assistant costume designer)
17. The Last Samurai (2003) (crowd costume coordinator: Westerners)
    … aka The Last Samurai: Bushidou (USA: poster title)
18. Swimfan (2002) (wardrobe supervisor) (as Hillary Niederer)
    … aka Swimf@n (USA: alternative title)
    … aka Tell Me You Love Me
19. Just a Kiss (2002) (wardrobe supervisor)
20. Kate & Leopold (2001) (wardrobe assistant)
21. Dead Dog (2000) (wardrobe supervisor)
    … aka The Dog Killer (International: English title: DVD title)
22. Desperate Remedies (1993) (wardrobe assistant) (as Hilary Neiderer)
23. Braindead (1992) (wardrobe assistant)
    … aka Dead Alive (USA)
    … aka Dead-Alive (USA: DVD box title)

Since the publication of “How to Find, Seduce and Mary a Swedish Blonde” I’ve had a number of letters from people that are thrilled that this knowledge has been shared.

Some have already found their Swedish Blonde!
Way to go ….

The book not only gives you an introduction to Swedish Blondes but also lets you know how and where to meet them at the right time. There is also advice on marrying a Swedish Blonde.

How I came to write the book was because a few years ago we were four guys living in a flat in London.

All of us from the other side of the world. We didn’t even know where Sweden was. We confused it with Switzerland.

We met some Swedish girls at a local haunt and invited them back for a meal and some good company.

From that evening I married Birgitta, my best mate married Katarina, our other flat-mate married Charlotte, our fourth flat-mate married a Swedish speaking person from Finland.

If you want to also find your own Swedish Blonde then follow this link!

Link to your Swedish Blonde!

There is a wealth of Internet Marketing Self Study Courses around but here is a great set at a good price for anyone wanting to get into Internet Marketing.

Eight packed DVD’s AND 2 CD’S from Internet Guru’s that are earning
big money from the Internet now. Each one has a different approach and
at least one will suit you.

DVD 1
Underground Internet Viral Marketing Genius …
Morgan Westerman
You
may never have heard of Morgan before. He’s been secretly making a
fortune behind the scenes on the internet for a few years now.

DVD 2
The Internet Audio Guy & Internet Video Guy …
Mike Stewart
Video
is so hot right now. Finally, it’s time has arrived on the internet.
And one of the people who is at the forefront of this technology is
Mike Stewart.

DVD 3
Master Internet Thinker …
Kirt Christensen
Now,
we’re not saying that you can do the same as Kirt, but he will reveal
how he creates out of virtual thin-air, websites which earn up to US$10,000.00
AU $12,388.50 a month.

DVD 4 & 5
It takes two whole DVD’s to cover this Internet pioneers brilliant value…
Derek Gehl

DVD 6
The “Butterfly Marketing” Guy – Mike Filsaime
Creator of one of the fastest selling multi-media home study courses in internet history – selling $1,000,000.00
AU $1,238,850.35 in just 5 days

DVD 7
Super-Logical … Original Internet Marketer…
Tom Hua

DVD 8
Step-By-Step Simplicity … Internet Marketer …
Brett McFall

CD 1
On
this CD you can access a PRIVATE interview with the little known
husband and wife team who are making a killing on the internet.

These
are the guys who I’ve been keeping secret about for the past 7 months.
But now I can finally tell you what they’re doing to make over $65,000.00
AU $80,525.27 a month!�
Matt & Amanda

CD 2
“If
you’d like to discover the ‘insider secrets’ of how the high-rollers of
this business take products that they could only sell for $27.00
AU $33.45 or $37.00
AU $45.84 and turn them into products that their customers gladly hand over anywhere from $197.00
AU $244.05 to $1,997.00
AU $2,473.98 to get their hands on (and sometimes much more)…�

On this CD you have the book InfoProduct Alchemy plus a heap of bonuses including the MP3 and iPod versions of CD 1

If you want to order a set then click here!

Spotted this great post on Shane Ellis’s blog….

WE ARE WHAT WE REPEATEDLY DO;

EXCELLENCE, THEN, IS NOT AN ACT BUT A HABIT.

ARISTOTLE

http://www.shanesellis.com/?p=270

Peter Burow has at last published his life work.

He’s called it the “Human Operating System”.

I first met Peter around 10 years ago when his theories on human performance were available in a retail product called the Quest Profiler. Using a special CD you could find out more about your own personality and more importantly what your own unique “gift” or “signature strength” was to the world.

Many other profiling tools focus on whats wrong with you. Peter’s work focuses on how to make the most of the gifts you have.

YOu can read more about Peter and his new book on his blog ….  peterburow.com

The New York Observer’s MondoWeiss: How the Internet Is Replacing the Book

Self-publishing on the web, whether through blogs or by posting articles in web-journals, is rapidly eclipsing traditional academic venues in its ability to serve the public and popularize knowledge. For example, I have an impact on policy making in Washington and capitals across the globe through my blog, which has close to 2,000
readers a day. Many of my readers are from a blue-chip list of policy wonks who have email tags from the leading think tanks and government agencies. Moreover scores of journalists are reading my site every day. I speak to at least 10 journalists a week, who use me and my site for story ideas, background information, and contacts. I was quoted in over 1,000 articles last year while living in Damascus. If my relatively modest, country-specific site is having an impact, Juan Cole’s is many times larger. He was getting a quarter million readers a month at the height of the Iraq war. Web-publishing and blogging is reconnecting academics to main-stream intellectual discourse.

In the middle of Alex Barnett’s blog entry on “Statcrunching” is the mention of Netvibes

Anything that grows at the rate that Alex has captured is worth looking at.
In terms of easily getting an overview of where my life is at I use ….

iCal on the Mac for calendar
Technorati for Bookmarks
Apple’s Dashboard for widgets etc
My Yahoo for RSS feeds
etc
etc

However with Netvibes I can integrate most of this in the one desk top.
Already, even after an hour I have …

1) Reorganised all my Bookmarks and have a nice bookmarks “cloud”
2) Have my eBay sales status ain a little box
3) Same page have both my Gmail and Yahoo mail accounts with unread mail
4) Also have del.i.cious bookmarks in a box as they are a lot of extra ones I have
5) Have set up four tabs for RSS feeds to cover blogging, publishing, technology and others
6) Have my calendar there also

and the good thing is if I go to another computer when I’m travelling or whatever the same screens will be there. What a time saver and a brilliant leading edge solution.

Once you have added a new “box” to the page you can specify how many entries you want shown and also move the box around so that if you want your mail on the left and search and eBay on the right it is easily achieved.

It’s a true drag and drop format.

It’s a bit strange when you first go to the home page of Netvibes because there are no instructions you just have to get started.

This is an excellent tool with lots of enhancements in the pipeline.
Here is a snapshot of some of my first page to give you an idea.

The Blog page is even better because what used to take several screens in MyYahoo RSS reader now takes one!

Alex Barnett blog : More FeedBurner statcrunching

Self explanatory.
Good way to title a blog.
“Celebrity Baby Blog”
Lives up to it’s title.
Lots of sponsors adverts
Lots of comments.
Worth visiting to see a good blog implementation.

Celebrity Baby Blog: Celebrity Baby Blog in the news

“I have about 1000 readers a week, and that’s a very small blog.
I know other people who have major academic blogs and I would
expect their readership to be between 5000 and 10,000 a week,” Mr
Miles says.

“Even if I get published in a major international journal,
realistically, maybe 100 people would read my article.” Mr Miles’
blog – VLOG 3.0 – is about video blogging.

Adventures in blog land – Education News – theage.com.au

The Air Force Office of Scientific Research will fund a three-year research project
shepherded by Versatile Information Systems Inc. that will seek out
“relevant and credible” information pertaining to terrorist activity on
blogs.

Truthdig – Ear to the Ground – Department of Defense Funds $450K Blog Research Project