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Melanie Nayer: Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Life Tips show. We are excited today to talk about latest phenomenon for the past 6 seasons, American Idol and getting tips from some of the biggest music gurus in the industry today on ways to really promote your American Idol as voice and sound and entertainment meant factor. So, I'm excited because I'm going to try to get Byron to sing for us which will be fun. Right, Byron? Byron White: Not going to happen, Melanie. Melanie: I think, it will. Byron: For starters, we need a lot more time with our guest host today, who's a voice… Melanie: But definitely that wouldn't really good idea. She can coach us together. Byron: Well, this is an exciting show. Melanie, give me your thoughts on American Idol. Did you watch the show religiously like everybody else in America, seemingly? Melanie: No, I don't. But I'm happy to say that I got a great little run down today from our Life Tips team, Stephanie and John, who filled me in on all of the American Idol seasons over the past few years. But of course, I will now be an avid watcher because I'm completely addicted to everything they've been telling me today.

Melanie Nayer: Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Life Tips show. We are excited today to talk about latest phenomenon for the past 6 seasons, American Idol and getting tips from some of the biggest music gurus in the industry today on ways to really promote your American Idol as voice and sound and entertainment meant factor. So, I'm excited because I'm going to try to get Byron to sing for us which will be fun. Right, Byron? Byron White: Not going to happen, Melanie. Melanie: I think, it will. Byron: For starters, we need a lot more time with our guest host today, who's a voice… Melanie: But definitely that wouldn't really good idea. She can coach us together. Byron: Well, this is an exciting show. Melanie, give me your thoughts on American Idol. Did you watch the show religiously like everybody else in America, seemingly? Melanie: No, I don't. But I'm happy to say that I got a great little run down today from our Life Tips team, Stephanie and John, who filled me in on all of the American Idol seasons over the past few years. But of course, I will now be an avid watcher because I'm completely addicted to everything they've been telling me today.

Perfecting Your 2007 PR

Melanie Nayer: Hi, everybody! Welcome back to the Life Tips show. Happy New Year, as you just heard from the fabulous cover story. We are going to talk about PR today. But before we get into that, Happy New Year Byron. Byron White: Hey! Mel, Happy New Year. Melanie: Did you have a nice time off? Byron: Another year with Melanie. Melanie: It's going to be fun! Byron: Very excited, yes! I did have a Happy New Year. How about you? Melanie: Everything was great. I'm glad to be back, new year, new possibilities. Byron: Indeed. Melanie: A lot of fun. Byron: It's an exciting year for Life Tips, exciting year for Melanie. Let's go at it and dive right in with our guest. Melanie: ...and an exciting year for you.

Melanie Nayer: Hi, everybody! Welcome back to the Life Tips show. Happy New Year, as you just heard from the fabulous cover story. We are going to talk about PR today. But before we get into that, Happy New Year Byron. Byron White: Hey! Mel, Happy New Year. Melanie: Did you have a nice time off? Byron: Another year with Melanie. Melanie: It's going to be fun! Byron: Very excited, yes! I did have a Happy New Year. How about you? Melanie: Everything was great. I'm glad to be back, new year, new possibilities. Byron: Indeed. Melanie: A lot of fun. Byron: It's an exciting year for Life Tips, exciting year for Melanie. Let's go at it and dive right in with our guest. Melanie: ...and an exciting year for you.

Some Tips for the New Year

Byron White: Welcome everyone to the last show of the year, this year in 2006. We’re here to chat today about New Year’s resolutions. Melanie, are you there? Melanie Nayer: I am here, making my list. Byron: So, gosh, I’m sure that you have a long list of New Year’s resolutions, Melanie. Just kidding. Melanie: …because I didn’t do so well…oh, please. Byron: No. We’re all excited to chat today really about tips on New Year’s resolutions and maybe perusing some of the common everyday top New Year’s resolutions. So, let’s dive right in and we’ve got a guest speaker that’s going to chime in with us in a little bit here. Melanie, I did a little homework for the show today. Melanie: Byron, I’m so proud of you. Byron: As I always do. Learned a couple of things that I think you might find interesting regarding some of the most common New Year’s resolutions. As I was looking over this list that I was digging on Google and trying to find some good data, sure enough, most of the things on here at one point in my long life, the many years I’ve been on this planet, some of these resolutions, most of them actually, have popped on my radar screen. Which makes me think, “Are we just recycling New Year’s resolutions here? What’s really going on?” So, here’s a list for you of some of the most common New Year’s resolutions.

Byron White: Welcome everyone to the last show of the year, this year in 2006. We’re here to chat today about New Year’s resolutions. Melanie, are you there? Melanie Nayer: I am here, making my list. Byron: So, gosh, I’m sure that you have a long list of New Year’s resolutions, Melanie. Just kidding. Melanie: …because I didn’t do so well…oh, please. Byron: No. We’re all excited to chat today really about tips on New Year’s resolutions and maybe perusing some of the common everyday top New Year’s resolutions. So, let’s dive right in and we’ve got a guest speaker that’s going to chime in with us in a little bit here. Melanie, I did a little homework for the show today. Melanie: Byron, I’m so proud of you. Byron: As I always do. Learned a couple of things that I think you might find interesting regarding some of the most common New Year’s resolutions. As I was looking over this list that I was digging on Google and trying to find some good data, sure enough, most of the things on here at one point in my long life, the many years I’ve been on this planet, some of these resolutions, most of them actually, have popped on my radar screen. Which makes me think, “Are we just recycling New Year’s resolutions here? What’s really going on?” So, here’s a list for you of some of the most common New Year’s resolutions.

Online Buying Myths

Melanie and Byron break down the online buying myths, and get tips from their guests on last minutes shopping ideas for the holidays. Find out what Paris, Lindsay and Britney are buying and let VISAs Chief Shopping Officer, Jaye Hersh, help you decorate your home like the ladies on Wisteria Lane. Regularly featured on television shows including Entertainment Tonight, Extra, and the Style Network, Hersh provides insight into the latest trends in fashion and shopping. Then, PersonalShopper.com CEO Laura Silsby offers tips for finding the perfect gift for all the different people in your life, and Sharper Image spokesman Andrew Krasney offers some last minute gift ideas for kids.

Melanie and Byron break down the online buying myths, and get tips from their guests on last minutes shopping ideas for the holidays. Find out what Paris, Lindsay and Britney are buying and let VISAs Chief Shopping Officer, Jaye Hersh, help you decorate your home like the ladies on Wisteria Lane. Regularly featured on television shows including Entertainment Tonight, Extra, and the Style Network, Hersh provides insight into the latest trends in fashion and shopping. Then, PersonalShopper.com CEO Laura Silsby offers tips for finding the perfect gift for all the different people in your life, and Sharper Image spokesman Andrew Krasney offers some last minute gift ideas for kids.

Wardrobe Consultant Mary Lou Andre

Byron White: Welcome, everyone, to the Life Tips radio show. We’re happy to be with a fabulous guest, Mary Lou Andre, a nationally recognized wardrobe consultant, speaker and author. She’s going to talk with us a little bit today about shopping, fashion and some of the other fundamental things that are on our list of things to do around this season of jolly. Without further ado, let’s chime in with Mary Lou Andre whose portfolio and details you can find on Life Tips, if you do a search for Mary Lou Andre. Mary Lou, how are you today? Mary Lou Andre: Good, Byron. How are you? Byron: Fine, thank you. Tell us a little bit about your niche, your company Organization by Design and some of the other illustrious things you’ve done in your career, including some interviews on some national publications and other stuff. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Mary Lou: Great. I started the company about 15 years ago. The company’s name is Organization by Design and our website is DressingWell.com. Boy, the company’s certainly evolved. But when we first started, it was really just working one-on-one and it was mostly women back then. We do work with men today too. But working with people in their homes to really organize what they already had, to help them understand what clothes work for them and which ones don’t, then do some shopping for them. We still do that. I have three full time consultants that work with our private clients.

Byron White: Welcome, everyone, to the Life Tips radio show. We’re happy to be with a fabulous guest, Mary Lou Andre, a nationally recognized wardrobe consultant, speaker and author. She’s going to talk with us a little bit today about shopping, fashion and some of the other fundamental things that are on our list of things to do around this season of jolly. Without further ado, let’s chime in with Mary Lou Andre whose portfolio and details you can find on Life Tips, if you do a search for Mary Lou Andre. Mary Lou, how are you today? Mary Lou Andre: Good, Byron. How are you? Byron: Fine, thank you. Tell us a little bit about your niche, your company Organization by Design and some of the other illustrious things you’ve done in your career, including some interviews on some national publications and other stuff. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Mary Lou: Great. I started the company about 15 years ago. The company’s name is Organization by Design and our website is DressingWell.com. Boy, the company’s certainly evolved. But when we first started, it was really just working one-on-one and it was mostly women back then. We do work with men today too. But working with people in their homes to really organize what they already had, to help them understand what clothes work for them and which ones don’t, then do some shopping for them. We still do that. I have three full time consultants that work with our private clients.

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