I'm very interested in data, so something like Google Trends is very entertaining for me (might not be the case for everyone). This is a Trends report for the three presidential hopefuls: Obama, Clinton, and McCain. I was inspired by CafePress's charts of Sales and Products created per candidate. They include almost all political hopefuls (including Al Gore). Mine shows the search trends of Google users for the three candidates as well as sub-region stats, and stats for New Jersey (that's where i live).

are u sure, u will be able to wear some of them.?. i'm not really, maybe excluding alexander mcqueen and missoni. but, it's a matter of taste. so..let's goalessandro dell'aqua alexander

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Might be interesting for those, who is interested in design.This post would be really huge, if i detailedly reposted it with images, so I' ll just give you a link to the source - HERE, HERE, HERE.:)

Use bolder, deeper colors for trimProfessional color forecasters predict the use of bolder colors for shutters, doors, window frames and other trim will be big in 2007. Now, a more self assured public is asserting itself by using color to make dramatic statements. Colors are more saturated and deeper. And we have tapped other cultures for ideas.Benjamin Moore has a color group they call Cultural Tapestry that looks to China, India, the Baltic and Latin America for inspiration. It combines colors - rhubarb, passion blue, potpourri green and wood grain brown, for example - from all these regions