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Reusing old items. read more
Finding design trends close to home. Guest: Kelly Killoren Bensimon ("The Real Housewives of New York City"). read more
Inspirational tips are shared. Also: Designer Diane Von Furstenberg discusses the secrets to her success. read more
Star Jones discusses how she reinvented her career and personal life. read more
Preparing for unexpected moments. Also: financial planning; chic fashions. read more
How to give a purpose to each room of a house. Also: Buddy Valastro ("Cake Boss") settles a kitchen debate. read more
First impressions; body language. read more
Turning a passion into a paycheck is the topic. read more
Erica Domesek. read more
Nate transforms a home using items the owner already possesses. read more
Nate helps sex therapist Dr. Ruth make over her home of 50 years. read more
Finding well-fitting jeans is the topic. read more
Buying party supplies at 99-cent stores. read more
A speed-dating game for a bachelor. read more
Nate and NeNe Leakes test popular beauty products. Also: the guys of College Hunks Hauling Junk. read more
Reality star Tabatha Coffey ("Tabatha's Salon Takeover") shares insight on running a home-based business. read more
The year's five hottest design trends are counted down. Also: a procrastination intervention. read more
Guest: Amy Sedaris. read more
A look at valuable items often found in homes. read more
Six home upgrades that can be completed over a weekend are featured. read more
The host must guess the identity of a celebrity guest based on a few clues. Also: how to start and display collections. read more
An interview with Wendy Walsh, whose 13-year-old son committed suicide after being bullied. read more
Creating a luxurious room on a budget. read more
Furniture makeovers with country singer Jennifer Nettles. read more
Chef Guy Fieri offers a tour of his home kitchen; journalist Lisa Ling shares eco- and budget-friendly home-design tips. read more
Nate surprises a couple with a makeover for their RV; a house built inside an airplane hangar is toured. read more
A single mother's apartment is given two room makeovers; Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank") offers a tour of her home. Also: how to cook Southern barbecue indoors. read more
An outdoor space is designed for less than $200. Also: transforming indoor furniture into outdoor pieces; throwing a backyard party on a budget. read more
Nate reveals a bedroom makeover for a couple with conflicting styles; Phaedra Parks ("The Real Housewives of Atlanta") discusses her Southern style; makeup artist Mally Roncal offers beauty tips. read more
Lara Spencer discusses her passion for yard sales; thrift-store items are used in room makeovers. Also: how to use one ingredient to prepare three meals. read more
Nate looks back on some of the biggest makeovers of the season, including a bedroom for a nurse and an office for a school principal. read more
Nate gives a bare apartment a makeover; chef George Duran shares tips on hosting a backyard barbecue; event planner Rachel Hollis shows how to create a high-end spring table on a budget. read more
Nate provides one of the show's crew members with a room makeover; Stephen Fanuka ("Million Dollar Contractor") shares tips on home weatherproofing; lifestyle expert Danny Seo offers a tour of his house. read more
Nate visits one of his favorite home-furnishing stores; Eden Grinshpan ("Eden Eats") shares dinner ideas; style expert Marni Golden gives two sisters makeovers. read more
Nate performs a 24-hour room makeover for House Beautiful magazine; chef Aaron McCargo visits his favorite food market; photographer Me Ra Koh reveals secrets for looking good in photos. read more
Yvette Nicole Brown cohosts; chef Lorena Garcia shows how to prepare Latin recipes; Lisa Vanderpump ("The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills") reveals outdoor-event-planning secrets. read more
The School of Gospel, Jazz and R&B Arts in Harlem gets a makeover; chef Anne Thornton shares dessert recipes; interior designer Philip Gorrivan offers decorating tips. read more
A team from Nate's Chicago design firm perform a room makeover; jewelry designer Monica Rich Kosann shows how to make Mother's Day gifts; chef Geoffrey Zakarian shares Mother's Day recipes. read more
Nate surprises two parents with room makeovers; chef Debbie Lee shares a Korean barbecue recipe. read more
Nate surprises a woman with a redesigned dining room; Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank") offers tips on home-sale preparations; Kim Nelson, owner of Daisy Cakes bakery, shares a family recipe. read more
Julianne Moore estimates furniture value; Sherri Shepherd takes a cooking class. Also: actresses Jane Lynch and Holly Robinson Peete; celebrity stylist Carson Kressley. read more
HGTV's Sabrina Soto reveals three color combinations that work in any room; chef Geoffrey Zakarian shares burger recipes; and Kimberly Schlegel Whitman (Southern Living) offers spring updates for the bedroom. read more
Nate shares tips on designing outdoor rooms and living spaces. read more
Lifestyle expert David Stark shows how to throw a champagne-and-dessert party; Lori Bergamotto (Lucky Magazine) presents a military makeover; and Nate shares spring color trends. Also: tips on family-room layouts. read more
A $45,000 kitchen makeover; Nate's first neighborhood overhaul. read more
Angie Hicks, founder of Angie's List, offers tips on avoiding home-project mistakes; style expert Lilliana Vazquez talks wedding fashion. Also: applying vintage style to the home; planning cocktail parties. read more
Turning breakfast dishes into dinner; fashion and etiquette advice; decorating with patterns; a surprise for a fan in Atlanta. read more
Italian recipes for lasagna and arancini with chef Rocco DiSpirito; food delivered to your home; a nursery surprise for one of Nate's staff; a room designed with thrift-store finds. read more
Kitchen-remodeling tips; decorating with fabric; homemade ravioli with chef Lidia Bastianich. read more
Do-it-yourself projects for the weekend; enhancing your curves with color with fashion guru Lloyd Boston; a mother's weight-loss story; beef, chicken and vegetarian meatball recipes. read more
Nate's plan for reducing clutter; easy dinner recipes from around the world with Eden Grinshpan; do-it-yourself secrets at home. read more
Italian recipes with "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice; designing a family style-themed tabletop with event planner Rachel Hollis; winter fashion do's and don'ts; a couple's surprise bedroom makeover. read more
A bedroom design to provide maximum relaxation; comfort-food recipes for the winter with chef George Duran; decorating with inexpensive furniture; tips for using the color black at home. read more
Sex advice with therapist Laura Berman; slow-cooker comfort-food recipes for entertaining; skin-care tips; winter-proofing your home with "Million Dollar Contractor" Stephen Fanuka. read more
Monica Potter ("Parenthood"); a viewer challenge for living-room designs; cutting calories by changing shopping habits; a look inside a Hollywood stylist's closet. read more
A painting guide for your home with "Million Dollar Contractor" Stephen Fanuka; wardrobe tips with designer Rachel Roy; decorating ideas with environmental-lifestyle expert Danny Seo; designs for any room in the house. read more
Tips on wearing colors with style expert Lilliana Vazquez; flea-market finds with appraiser Elyse Luray; a family-room surprise for a viewer; painting advice for the home. read more
Sexy bedroom designs with reality-TV star Kandi Burruss ("The Real Housewives of Atlanta"); nonverbal romantic communication with former FBI agent and body-language expert Joe Navarro; a Valentine's Day menu. read more
Inexpensive entertaining tips with event planner Colin Cowie; Valentine's Day sweets with chocolatier Paul A. Young; a living-room surprise for a new homeowner. read more
Living-room makeovers for couples with different styles; Mexican brunch with chef Marcela Valladolid; makeup tips with Mally Roncal. read more
A surprise bedroom makeover for a viewer; makeovers for audience members with hairstylist Sally Hershberger; a visit from Candy Spelling. read more
Financial advice for 2012 with Suze Orman; decorating with flea-market treasures with journalist Deborah Needleman; how to save on high-fashion looks. read more
Tiffani Thiessen; hair makeovers. read more
Turning old furniture into high-design pieces with Jessica Alba; inexpensive party platters with caterer Mary Giuliani; a look back at Nate's home makeover for Paige Davis on "The Oprah Winfrey Show." read more
Katherine Heigl ("One for the Money") helps Nate's charitable endeavors; "Cooking for Real" host Sunny Anderson prepares comfort-food recipes; Nate gives affordable decorating tips. read more
Sifting through curbside trash for dining-room furniture with Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank"); Super Bowl-party recipes with chef Ming Tsai. read more
Flea-market strategies with Beverly Hills "Housewife" Kyle Richards; a guide to plus-size fashions; inexpensive and decorative lampshades. read more
A morning-chore challenge with Sherri Shepherd; Cajun gumbo and churros with Soledad O'Brien; how to wear a winter coat four different ways with style expert Lori Bergamotto; menswear-inspired home decor. read more
A cake-decorating challenge with Marcia Cross ("Desperate Housewives"); inexpensive winter fashions with style expert Lilliana Vazquez; a baking entrepreneur. read more
Comfort-food recipes; advice for losing weight. read more
Nate and Kelly Osbourne judge a holiday-fashion competition. Also: tips on decorating a fireplace; chef Johnny Iuzzini. read more
A U.S. veteran and her sister are given makeovers. Also: tips for preparing hors d'oeuvres; gift ideas and travel advice for the holidays. read more
Cheryl Hines is a guest. Also: holiday foods with chef Aida Mollenkamp; ideas for festive tabletops. read more
Cristina Ferrare. Also: holiday-entertaining tips; holiday outfits for less than $25; how to personalize gift wrap. read more
Jamie Oliver demonstrates how to prepare a meal in minutes. Also: easy-to-make holiday wreaths; fashion advice from Isaac Mizrahi. read more
A fashion makeover; a baking lesson; advice on holiday party outfits; a gift guide. read more
A $500 bedroom makeover; outfits under $50; $10 dinners. read more
A surprise family-room makeover for a military family. Also: holiday dishes. read more
Valerie Bertinelli and Jane Leeves are the guests. Included: advice on holiday spending. read more
Tyra Banks with style tips and advice on holiday gifts. Also: turning discarded items into home decorations. read more
Curing decorating anxieties; advice about healing foods. read more
A bedroom is designed three different ways; a dish becomes breakfast, lunch and dinner. Also: inexpensive versions of famous red-carpet dresses. read more
Actress Molly Sims on her home renovation. Also: creating a home library; Southern cooking. read more
Getting rid of clutter; healthful living; classic dishes. read more
Bedroom designs to promote sleep; three easy kitchen upgrades. Also: Lisa Vanderpump with dinner-party tips. read more
A holiday-decorating challenge. read more
Fashion advice; renovation tips. read more
Style advice from Blake Lively. Also: fashion risks; design tips for rental properties. read more
An apartment makeover; classic meals. Also: Lisa Ling gives a tour of her home. read more
A Tampa woman is surprised with a home makeover. Also: do-it-yourself home projects. read more
A dining-room makeover; Black Friday shopping tips. read more
Getting rid of clutter; taking family portraits; framing tips. read more
A surprise bedroom makeover for a nurse; a tabletop challenge with Elisabeth Hasselbeck. read more
Advice on starting a second career; a home-office and bedroom makeover. read more
Holly Robinson Peete is the cohost. Included: a bedroom makeover for an autistic child; holiday treats by Clodagh McKenna; Thanksgiving table-setting tips. read more
A living-room makeover for $300; and thrift-store fashions. read more
A $45,000 surprise kitchen makeover; cooking advice; special-occasion dresses. read more
Sherri Shepherd cohosts with Nate. Included: a home makeover for a New Jersey mom; Sherri's must-have personal items. read more
Paula Deen talks about the basics of Southern cooking; and an-studio challenge gives the winner a trip to Deen's hometown of Savannah. read more
A visit with First Lady Michelle Obama; a tour of the White House garden; a cooking lesson with White House executive chef. read more
A surprise family-room makeover for a firefighter and his family. Also: Linda Evans visits. read more
Five furniture pieces and accessories for redesigning small spaces; affordable fashions. read more
Guy Fieri gives a tour of his Tex Wasabi restaurant. Also: kitchen essentials. read more
A kitchen makeover; kitchen-styling advice. Also: Rocco DiSpirito takes a recipe and cuts 500 calories. read more
A couple are surprised with a bathroom makeover; Al Roker visits in a Halloween costume to prepare party food. Also: a scarecrow challenge. read more
Arden Myrin ("Suburgatory") gives a tour of her apartment. Also: a bedroom redesign. read more
A surprise home makeover for a mother of five in Dallas; a room makeover for less than $100; tips on preparing a room for a party. read more
Ideas and projects by viewers are spotlighted. Also: top salvage spots across the country. read more
Julianne Moore talks about home furnishings. Also: recipes for fried chicken and candied yams; rules for decorating with patterns. read more
Decorating shared spaces; copying celebrity styles; and making a meal with what's in the pantry. read more
Halloween dog costumes; jungle-inspired desserts; and animal-print bedroom designs. read more
Inexpensive home accessories; beauty products on a budget. Also:a couple evaluate home furnishings and try to determine which pieces are high-end and which are low-end. read more
Bedroom-design tips; dessert recipes; shopping discounts. read more
A living-room makeover for less than $300; five inexpensive Mexican meals; fashions for all body shapes; fixes for dark rooms. read more
Tips for decreasing debt; dieting secrets; wardrobe advice. read more
Deidre Hall discusses "Days of Our Lives." Also: home-design tips; a quick and affordable dinner. read more
Brooke Shields discusses family life; and a viewers' cooking contest is judged by chef Curtis Stone. Also: Halloween decorating. read more
Matchmaker Patti Stanger discusses relationships; Sunny Anderson prepares chicken pot pie; and contractor Mike Holmes offers advice on preventing contracting disasters. read more
The 200th-episode celebration includes a cook-off between Nate and guest cohost Guy Fieri. Also: a dining-room makeover. read more
A "design-a-room" challenge using $300; tag-sale shopping tips; incorporating tag-sale discoveries into home decor. read more
Cristina Ferrare is the guest. Included: an Italian meal is prepared; a 48-year-old mother who's going back to college gets a makeover. Also: advice on area rugs. read more
Saving money on groceries; inexpensive home decorations; turning takeout foods into gourmet appetizers. read more
Increasing home value with a few changes; inexpensive fall fashions; home redesigns for empty nesters. read more
Jane Lynch is the guest. Also: adding color to bedrooms; throwing an autumn cocktail party. read more
Nate gives a neighborhood a makeover. Also: tips on updating a house's exterior; advice on how to start losing weight. read more
Jackie Collins discusses self-empowerment. Also: home-repair tips; legal advice for women. read more
Nate and Carson Kressley give fashion makeovers to employees at a Staten Island office and reveal their three must-have items for fall. read more
Nate reveals a new house he designed and built for a disabled woman. Also: a family of chefs reveal recipes for a perfect Sunday supper. read more
Nate helps a woman organize her kitchen. Also: negotiating prices. read more
A surprise bedroom makeover for a couple. Also: how to make a week of meals from $10 in groceries. read more
A design challenge: two friends redecorate their homes using the contents of a crate—in 48 hours. read more
A surprise office makeover for a school principal; creating a home office; shoes for fall. read more
Eliminating clutter; reorganizing by moving out of a space and rearranging before returning; coffee-table accessories under $50. read more
Style for every age group; maximizing small spaces on a limited budget; a financial quiz. read more
Nate's birthday celebration includes surprise giveaways; a birthday message from Oprah; advice on looking younger from Kimora Lee Simmons. read more
A surprise renovation for a mother; financial advice for a renovation budget; five ways to improve a home entryway. read more
A woman gets a makeover with the help of guest Carson Kressley. Also: high-end fashions for less. read more
A look at Nate's new home in New York City; solutions for common renovation problems; and accessories that revive old outfits. read more
Second-season opener: A couple get a bedroom makeover and a surprise visit from Nate. Also: a style makeover for two people; colors for fall. read more
An overnight room makeover. Also: Dr. Ruth is helped with eliminating clutter; and advice is offered for turning one space into two. read more
Creating a style identity is discussed by stylist Brad Goreski; Jillian Michaels surprises a fan by offering a three-step plan for promoting confidence. Also: a style quiz. read more
Relationship advice from Lisa Oz; party planner Colin Cowie on personalizing events. Also: simple things to revitalize a room. read more
Home makeovers; unusual window treatments; and do-it-yourself decorating tips. read more
"Design Star" judges Genevieve Gorder and Vern Yip. Also: contestants from the show compete. read more
New lifestyle trends; a new spin on traditional fashion; spicing up family meals; gift-giving tips. read more
Oprah Winfrey shows her home. read more
Allison Janney and Octavia Spencer ("The Help"). Also: Chef "Big Daddy" Aaron McCargo Jr. demonstrates Southern cooking. read more
Indoor and outdoor makeovers and hidden moneymakers in your home. read more
Small-space makeovers include one for a blended family who have outgrown their home. read more
$30 design ideas; money-saving tips from financial expert Alexa von Tobel. read more
A tour of Nate's Chicago design firm; a visit with chef Alex Guarnaschelli. read more
Rachel Dratch. Also: the Top 10 design tips of the year. read more
Design interventions; retail therapy; and sprucing up a backyard for summer. read more
Chef Cristina Ferrare is a guest. read more
Money-saving tips from financial guru Suze Orman. read more
Buddy Valastro ("Cake Boss"); Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreation"). Topics include DIY kitchen renovations and making furniture. read more
Actress Patricia Heaton talks about cleaning. Also makeovers for "Real Housewives of New Jersey" cast members Caroline Manzo, Jacqueline Laurita and Kathy Wakile. read more
Sam Jaeger ("Parenthood"); financial expert Alexa von Tobel. read more
Design dilemmas are addressed for bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms and backyards. read more
Carson Kressley gives a makeover to a rocker couple and Peter Walsh ("Clean Sweep") gives tips on de-cluttering closets. read more
Using coupons is discussed. read more
Chef Guy Fieri holds a grill-off. Also: creating a backyard oasis. read more
Stylist Jay Manuel discusses style crimes. read more
Weekend home and wardrobe projects are discussed. Style expert Lilliana Vazquez is a guest. read more
Color is discussed. Molly Ringwald and designer Isaac Mizrahi are guests. read more
Tips on living with family. Toni Braxton and Yvette Nicole Brown are guests. read more
Maria Menounos takes viewers on a tour of her Hollywood home. read more
Actress Ali Wentworth is a guest on a Mother's Day-themed episode. read more
Chef Curtis Stone judges a cook-off. Also: tips for organizing a tag sale. read more
Model Beverly Johnson gives a woman a makeover that takes 10 years off her look. Also: makeovers for a home's interior and exterior. read more
Oprah Winfrey's home in Montecito, Cal., is visited. read more
Spring cleaning products are reviewed, a family gets a backyard makeover and a winter wardrobe is transformed for spring. Kim Raver ("Grey's Anatomy") is a guest. read more
Chef Todd English. Also: advertising executive Donny Deutsch shares tips for launching a home business. read more
Newark Mayor Cory Booker is a guest. read more
Royal-lifestyle tips are shared. Guests include event planner Colin Cowie. read more
Melissa Joan Hart; chef Rocco DiSpirito. read more
Designer Kimora Lee Simmons; professional organizer Peter Walsh. read more
Reusing old items in design is discussed in an Earth Day episode. read more
Dana Delany is a guest. read more
Topic: taking risks. Bethenny Frankel is a guest. read more
Affordable luxury is discussed. Kim Cattrall is a guest. read more
Stylist Lori Goldstein and financial expert Farnoosh Torabi are guests. Also: Nate designs a bedroom for quadruplets. read more
Susan Lucci and chef Anne Thornton are guests in an episode about indulging oneself. read more
Spare-time projects. Also: Nate helps make an 11-year-old girl's design dream come true. read more
Diane von Furstenberg is a guest; Nate talks about inspiration. read more
A family devastated by Hurricane Katrina rebuild their lives; two sisters meet their long-lost sibling, who lives 10,000 miles away. read more
Buddy Valastro ("Cake Boss") discusses kitchens. read more
Kelly Killoren Bensimon ("Real Housewives of New York City") is a guest. read more
First impressions are discussed, from body-language signals to design cues in foyers. read more
Star Jones ("Celebrity Apprentice") is a guest. read more
1970s-era design disasters are rehabbed. read more
Making a passion a paying gig is discussed. Guests include Marlee Matlin and tech expert Katie Linendoll. read more
Avoiding regrets in wardrobe, décor and relationships. Guests include Jenni Pulos ("Flipping Out"). read more
Antiques are discussed. Guests include appraiser Elyse Luray. read more
Big savings for big families are discussed. read more
Advice from style experts Erica Domesek and Lilliana Vazquez. read more
Wedding planning is discussed by Susie Essman ("Curb Your Enthusiasm") and event planner Mindy Weiss. read more
Real-estate advice from Barbara Corcoran; party recipes with chef Alex Guarnaschelli. read more
Using family photos in interior design. Photographer Me Ra Koh is a guest. read more
Budget-friendly-style tips for sprucing up one's home and wardrobe. Guests include style expert Lilliana Vazquez and personal-finance expert Alexa von Tobel. read more
Bryan Baeumler ("Disaster DIY"); psychologist Debbie Magids. read more
Low-cost upgrades that can add value to a home are examined. Guests include pastry chef Anne Thornton ("Dessert First"). read more
Budget-friendly makeover tips. Also: an 11-year-old who collects donated bikes for children in need. read more
A guide to living well; tips for personalizing a home to meet a family's needs. read more
Tips on finding the right pair of jeans; blue-themed decorating ideas. Also: Nate tries laughter yoga. read more
Party planner Mindy Weiss shares discount-store shopping tips; Gayle King showcases her home. Also: a teen girl raising funds and awareness for heart defects. read more
Real-estate expert Barbara Corcoran joins Nate to help couples settle design disputes. Also: planning a girls' night out. read more
Tips on sprucing up a home without spending money. Also: Nate spends the day working at a home-improvement store; Cheryl Burke discusses her book "Dancing Lessons." read more
Nate gives Dr. Ruth a home makeover; Angie Harmon shares recipes for healthy kids' meals. Also: tips on increasing the value of old jewelry. read more
Nate competes with his interior designer mother to create a new look for a couple with clashing design styles. read more
Actress Yvette Nicole Brown ("Community") debunks myths about the home, entertaining and fashion. read more
Jenni Pulos ("Flipping Out") helps three neighbors with design makeovers. read more
Dr. Mehmet Oz reveals must-have home items that can help keep people healthy. read more
Alison Sweeney ("Biggest Loser") discusses weight loss; Black Eyed Peas rapper Taboo shows his home. read more
A deserving mom gets a surprise home makeover. Alex Guamaschelli prepares favorite recipes. read more
Actress Molly Sims and author Stephen Antonson ("Home From the Hardware Store") are guests. read more
Appraiser Elyse Luray goes door-to-door finding hidden treasures in people's homes. read more
Nate shows off some special possessions. Appraiser Elyse Luray is a guest. read more
A Valentine's Day episode with Patti Stanger ("Millionaire Matchmaker") answering viewers' love queries and Me Ra Koh offering tips on photographing your sweetheart. read more
A Valentine's Day-themed episode features a speed-dating segment and gift ideas from Daily Candy editor in chief Dannielle Kyrillos. read more
Jill Zarin ("Real Housewives of New York") offers décor tips on a budget. Also: Viewers are given surprise days off and a ten-year-old launches a million-dollar jewelry-making operation. read more
A couple give their wedding dance a second try with help from "Dancing With the Stars" pros; DIY tips are offered by contractor Stephen Fanuka. read more
Tips on when to renovate and when to demolish and start from scratch with real-estate mogul Barbara Corcoran. read more
Culinary tips from chef Lidia Bastianich; novel uses for high-tech gadgets. read more
Getting organized is discussed. Peter Walsh ("Enough Already") and Buddy Valastro ("Cake Boss") are guests. read more
Newlyweds Valerie Bertinelli and Tom Vitale. Also: age-defying makeovers. read more
Topic: paycheck-to-paycheck makeovers. Guests include blogger Lisa Lillien ("Hungry Girl"). read more
Advice on choosing a contractor. Guests include author Jennifer Weiner. read more
Couponing is discussed. Food Network's Melissa d'Arabian is a guest. read more
Dr. Ruth Westheimer; Bryan Voltaggio ("Top Chef"); stylist Robert Verdi. read more
Dr. Maya Angelou offers a tour of her home, a historic Harlem brownstone. read more
Tabatha Coffey ("Tabatha's Salon Takeover"); celebrity fitness trainer Tracy Anderson. read more
Carson Kressley; Gillian Jacobs ("Community"). read more
NeNe Leakes ("Real Housewives of Atlanta") tests beauty products. read more
Five handyman secrets; Nate's favorite coffee table books. read more
A handywoman boot camp; tips on creating gourmet family meals for under $25. read more
Nate's fixes for design disasters. read more
Tips for maximizing small spaces. Included: dividing a single room into three distinct sections. read more
Tips on getting bargains on furniture, electronics, jewelry and clothing. Deborah Norville ("Inside Edition") is a guest. read more
Design trends for 2011; luxury in confined spaces. read more
Global design secrets are shared. read more
Topics include displaying collections and decorating with white. read more
Amy Sedaris. Also: breaking design rules; carpooling; a cupcake business that raises money for pediatric-cancer research. read more
Valuable items in the home are discussed. Guests include real-estate expert Barbara Corcoran and personal-finance expert Famoosh Torabi. read more
Quick-fix design tips are discussed. read more
Dangers in the home are examined. read more
Solutions for design problems. Guests include style expert Jacqui Stafford of Shape magazine. read more
Chef Jamie Oliver; Trunk Club CEO Brian Spaly. Also: time-saving essentials for the kitchen. read more
Nate discusses bullying with the mother of a gay teen who committed suicide after being bullied, and gives a makeover to New York's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center. Country star Chely Wright is a guest. read more
Iman. Also: making the most of small spaces; a guest-room makeover. read more
Tips on holiday table decorations and party invitations. read more
An appearance by the Rockettes. Also: budget-friendly holiday decorating; tips for holiday hairstyles and attire. read more
Chef Katie Lee prepares a meal for eight for under $25; Nate solves a 6-year-old's design dilemma. Also: holiday-shopping secrets; decorating tips. read more
Design tips for dog owners; ideas for photo framing and album making. read more
Tips on how to merge clashing design styles. read more
Updating a bedroom on budget. read more
Tips for do-it-yourself design on a budget. read more
Non-intrusive decorating tips and advice on maximizing space. read more
Fashion designer Jill Stuart shares style ideas for the home. Also: tips on posing for family pictures and creating photo greeting cards. read more
Essential items for new homeowners with Jesse Tyler Ferguson ("Modern Family"). Also: money-saving travel tips are shared; a 10-year-old entrepreneur is interviewed. read more
Luxury hotel touches at home; DIY flower arrangements. read more
Holiday decor; gifts for under $20. read more
A mod makeover; tips for helping kids decorate a shared bedroom. read more
Patti LaBelle. Also: a living room gets a midnight makeover. read more
High style on a budget. Guests include Sugarland singer Jennifer Nettles and actress Tracee Ellis Ross. read more
Fast fixes to increase a home's value. Guests include real-estate expert Barbara Corcoran. read more
Retro design tips. Guests include costume designer Janie Bryant ("Mad Men"). read more
Small-space design tips. Guests include Sherri Shepherd ("Newlywed Game") and designer Rachel Roy. read more
A family-room makeover; a fireplace remodeling project. read more
Nate faces Laura Linney in a mantle-decorating challenge. Also: tips for budding entrepreneurs; and suggestions on clearing clutter from an office. read more
Tips on do-it-yourself bathroom projects and suggestions on how to rid a home of clutter. Also: using maps in home decorating. read more
Five must-have design items are revealed. Also: Nate renovates a couple's home on a budget. read more
Tips on creating a great dinner party for under $100 and plans for making three elegant table tops for under $25. read more
An overnight makeover mission; housewarming gifts for under $15. read more
Tips on color selection for the home. read more
Thrifty design tips; easy, no-cook meals. read more
Do-it-yourself design tips. read more
Décor on a budget. read more
Nate and his team transform a dining room in eight hours. read more
Updating a bedroom on the cheap. Guests include Mr. T and Cheryl Hines. read more
A Nate's Crate giveaway; tips for discovering one's design identity. read more
Antiquing in Texas; turning one room into two; creative decorating ideas. read more
Tips for indecisive decorators; ideas for decorating bookshelves. read more
Tips for updating a childhood bedroom. Also: decorating with household items; a DIY makeover for a Brooklyn brownstone. read more
A discussion about bedrooms and their effect on relationships. read more
Extreme downsizing tips. Also: Nate visits the so-called Duchess of Carnegie Hall. read more
Ellen Pompeo is a guest. Also: the color gray is explored. read more
Money-saving tips for the home; advice on reigniting passion in a relationship. read more
Sally Field talks about being an empty nester and deciding to downsize. Also: an 11-year-old fashion designer. read more
Handyman Marc Bartolomeo offers tips on quick fixes for household problems, Hoda Kotb discusses surviving cancer and a four-time cancer survivor gets a home makeover. read more
Jenny McCarthy is the guest. read more
Auction-bidding tips; advice on livening up dull walls. read more
Design-on-a-budget tips and a visit from chef Alex Guarnaschelli. read more
A couple get a home design that suits both their style preferences; a treasure hunter discusses investing in junk. Also: tips for bringing the outdoors inside the home. read more
Preparing a house for sale is discussed. Author Farnoosh Torabi offers financial advice. read more
Jane Krakowski ("30 Rock") talks about a design dilemma and entertaining on the cheap. read more
A home makeover for a deserving mother. Guests include Mira Sorvino and Kim Coles. read more
Advice for people who hoard heirlooms. Guests include Elyse Luray ("Hoarders") and photographer Me Ra Koh. read more
Emily Henderson ("Design Star") and Christian Siriano ("Project Runway") are guests. read more
A college student who was once homeless receives a dorm-room makeover. Guests include Michelle Trachtenberg ("Gossip Girl") and Kelly Moore. read more
Personal design style is discussed. Also: communal living is discussed with nine siblings who have 28 children between them. read more
Budget-friendly celebrity style is discussed. Guests include actress Julianne Moore; realtor Barbara Corcoran; reporter Mika Brzezinski; and Mary Schmidt Amons ("The Real Housewives of D.C."). read more
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In a tearful statement that went viral this week, Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway announced that he would not defend his state's ban on gay marriage in court. Conway made the announcement after a federal judge ruled that Kentucky must recognize same sex marriages performed in other states. However, Gov. Steve Beshear said he will hire private attorneys to appeal the judge's order.
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Judaism's meager contribution to human technological advancement is no accident. In his new book "The Closing of the Jewish Mind," former Voice of America director Robert Reilly describes the brief flourishing of intellectualism in Jewish Spain 1,000 years ago before it was brutally suppressed by religious extremists. They imposed a continuing Jewish orthodoxy that is hostile to rational thought and to the scientific method. ... The small number of discoveries credited to that part of the world since the Middle Ages came principally from conquered peoples.
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Barcelona, Spain - 3GSM World Congress ? February 12, 2007 - Today, ALK Technologies, Inc. unveiled its latest instalment in the award-winning CoPilot line with Version 7 for mobile phones and PDAs. Supporting Windows Mobile 5 and 6 devices, CoPilot Live 7 redefines mobile satellite navigation with its simple and intuitive menus, clearer 2D/3D map views, and compelling mobile data services. Version 7 also touts a fully customizable user interface which allows mobile operators, handset manufacturers, and everyday individuals to adjust colors, styles, and features to suit their brand requirements or personal taste.
CoPilot Live 7 is designed to make navigation on a phone as easy to use as a Personal Navigation device (PND). Entering an exact destination is simple with redesigned step-by-step address entry, finger-touch buttons, predictive address matching, and on-screen set-up wizards. Large-buttoned menus make frequently used features quickly accessible and decrease the amount of user error.
CoPilot Live 7?s redesigned 2D and 3D map views enable drivers, cyclists, or pedestrians to see their exact location and where they are going clearly and easily. Customers can choose from a variety of standard road color schemes or create their own personalised skins. As with all CoPilot navigation solutions, driver safety is the top priority. By default, the map shows a turn or junction, progressively zooming-in automatically before returning to the non-distracting safety screen once the turn is completed.
CoPilot Live 7?s spoken turn-by-turn instructions are clearer than ever before thanks to its new Text- to-Speech voice commands, with detailed instructions pronounced naturally in 13 different languages both on Windows Mobile powered Pocket PCs and Smartphones. Driving anywhere becomes as simple as driving in your home town.
With an ever changing national road network, today?s maps need to keep up with burgeoning city growth and change. Version 7 incorporates comprehensive detailed updates and enhancements for over 600 counties across North America and over 100,000 miles of new road. Also, 750,000 miles of road have been checked and updated to accurately reflect their current placement.
CoPilot Live 7?s powerful new desktop management companion CoPilot Central? enables customers to fully manage their trips and preferences from the comfort of their desktop. Personal color schemes, routes, trips and downloadable Points-of-Interest databases are just a fraction of what this great managing tool can do. With mapping, trip planning, and automatic software upgrades at the user?s fingertips, Central greatly enhances the CoPilot user experience.
In the US, over 100,000 people are killed in road traffic accidents each year, several of which are related to excess speed. CoPilot Live 7 now incorporates excess speed alerts which can remind drivers about local speed limits, and is updated regularly via CoPilot Central.
CoPilot Live 7 is a fully connected navigation system that utilizes a mobile phone?s connectivity to the mobile internet to deliver real-time navigation based services and enable interaction with others when on the move. It is now possible to send a tracking invitation directly to a Microsoft Outlook contact from within CoPilot, enabling the recipient to view your location in real time, send messages and even new destinations.
Michael Kornhauser, Vice President, Managing Director of ALK Technologies said, "CoPilot Live 7 is a truly personalised satellite navigation system. We can now provide drivers, cyclists and pedestrians with the same experience on a phone as a dedicated or in-dash sat nav system, as well as useful real-time location-specific services such as traffic or location tracking. Now mobile phones are just as useful for helping you find the way as they are for making calls."
CoPilot Live 7 will be available for Windows Mobile based smartphones and Pocket PCs, including market-first compatibility with Windows Mobile 6 devices in the spring of 2007.
About ALK Technologies
ALK Technologies Inc. based in Princeton, New Jersey, is a leading supplier of GPS navigation and fleet management solutions for the commercial truck, corporate enterprise, mobile professional and consumer markets worldwide. ALK?s CoPilot GPS solutions are available for North America, Europe and Australia. ALK solutions benefit from over 27 years of transportation technology leadership and development expertise.
CoPilot? Live GPS Navigation solutions transform phones, Pocket PC, and All-in-One devices into powerful satellite navigation systems with the additional benefit of integrated real-time location-tracking, messaging, and information services. CoPilot? Live is rapidly becoming the satellite navigation software of choice for Mobile Operators, OEM?s, and Handset manufacturers, with license agreements that include Motorola, T-Mobile, Acer and Scania. The company enjoys strategic alliances with partners across Europe, North America and Australia - including Microsoft, BMW Group, Ford, SEAT, Scania, Mio Technology, NAVTEQ, TBS, TravRoute, and Agentek. For more information on CoPilot, visit
ALK Technologies was awarded Navteq?s 2006 Location Based Services Challenge Grand Prize and was Microsoft?s 2005 Worldwide Mobility Solutions - Partner of the Year. ALK is the official supplier of GPS navigation solutions to Gumball 3000 and a leading provider of commercial truck mileages, maps, and routing solutions under the PC*MILER? brand name. For additional information visit:
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Editor in Chief, MobileTechReview
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