25th Street Spotlight: Shin-Sei Sushi

154 25th Street Ogden Utah 84401

Buy any two sushi rolls get free California roll or buy any two dinners get free Edamame!! A steal of a deal if you're new to the sushi experience. Edamame is a Japanese snow pea appetizer that's good your you.  This is a must see spot if you're into the edgier side of sushi, especially if you're looking for new food experience. Shin-Sei Sushi does body sushi if just eating sushi isn't enough for you!! 

25th Street Spotlight: Slavy

163 Historic 25th street, Ogden UT 84401

Amazing if you didn't know that Slavy has been on 25th Street for 5 years serving locals. Rich in culture and boutique taste, every piece has a story and look behind it. Take the above piece, it can be worn in any urban situation, whether it's a night out with the girls or running errands, just pair it with the right pair of shoes if your out on the town or petite coat if you're running around town. Must see in person.

25th Street Spotlight: Green the World

The spotlight is shining extra bright today on Green the World. If you're looking to make where you live better for yourself and future generations than start here. Innovative products that give you great natural benefits and peace of mind.

One such product is the "InspirationBean" that promotes the law of attraction. This large miraculous bean is inscribed with a dream, wish or desire. Love, Happiness, Abundance, Health and Faith are among the 35 themes available. When the "ibean" is planted it grows with inscription right on the plant. Inside each bean there is a purpose, a powerful energy waiting to be awaken by you. 

IT IS SIMPLE - all you have to do is plant your iBean™ and literally watch your dream grow before your eyes. As you plant, water, and see your iBean™ germinate, send down roots and grow with the inscription of your dream into a beautiful plant, you will be constantly reminded of what you're striving for and you will be unlocking the power of the Law of Attraction. Constantly remembering our goals makes it easier for us to visualize and manifest that which what we want in our life most.

From: Green The World

October was so much fun with the Zombie Crawl and Witchstock, thanks to all who stopped by and supported Green The World this past month.  November is already here and planning for the upcoming holiday season, wow, already.

New items this past month include a FULL LINE of CLOTH DIAPERS and all the essentials that go along with them including covers, prefolds and detergent.  New line of Sweater Monsters and Laylee Beads has expanded her Jewelry line to include beautiful Silverwear Bell Necklaces and Silverwear Earrings.  I have the 2013 Calendar from local artist, Cara Koolmees, so stop in soon.

SEVERAL new items will be on display for the holiday season starting on Small Business Saturday, the 24^th of November.  Huge closeout sales will continue through November along with all the fun for Black Friday and Small Business Saturday.  Local Illustrator, Mandy Hedrick will be here from 10am – 1pm on Small Business Saturday signing her book “Troy Truck”.  A coloring contest is going on now, stop in and get your coloring sheet, return, and possibly win a $35.00 valued Signed book set and book bag.  That evening please stay and enjoy the Santa Run and the Annual Christmas Parade and Lighting of Christmas Village!

This shopping season I will have pre-packaged Gift Baskets featuring local food items, local products, essential oil sets, custom baskets and Gift Certificates.  12 days of Christmas from various vendors, treats each Saturday, extended hours, live music, and much, much more.  Be a fan on Facebook or follow me on Twitter for daily updates and deals.

Indie Ogden Utah is sponsoring “2012 Best of Ogden Awards” and Green The World has been nominated for Best Gift Store and myself as an Honoree.  If you could, please take a moment and vote for your “best of” and help support Ogden and this event.  Several categories are listed but voting only takes a few minutes.  Voting starts tomorrow 11/7/12 and goes through 11/15/12. http://bestof.indieogdenutah.com   Thanks!

Have a safe, green, and wonderful November and Thanksgiving and see you all soon.

Weber State Women's Basketball 11/21/12

Weber Women's Basketball vs. Army @ Weber!! 7:00 PM

Army: 2-0 Away - Weber Women 0-1 Home

 

The Wildcats come home this week for two more home games, one against Army and the other against in-state rival Utah.

Weber State is searching for its first win of the season after starting the season 0-3 with losses to three good teams—BYU, Boise State and 22nd-ranked Oklahoma State. With losses at BYU and at Oklahoma State, the Wildcats are looking forward to coming home for the week.

The Wildcats will host Army on Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday night, at 7 p.m. at the Dee Events Center.

Army comes into the game with 3-1 record following wins over Wagner and Farleigh Dickinson on the road and Penn at home. Each win has been by a margin of five points or less. The only loss on the Black Knights’ ledger is a 59-47 loss to St. Francis (NY).

Freshman forward Aimee Oerter is the Black Knights’ leading scorer, averaging 12.8 points per game. Right behind her is sophomore Olivia Schretzman who averages 11 points per game.

Two other Black Knights average in double-digits as well. Freshman guard Kelsey Minato averages 10.3 points per game and junior guard Jen Hazlett averages 10 points per game.

Story from: http://www.weberstatesports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=39399&SPID=3471&DB_LANG=C&ATCLID=205752759&DB_OEM_ID=8600

 

Film Screening: IronMan

'Iron Man,' 2008, PG-13; part of Mighty Superheroes series. 7 p.m. Nov. 21. Weber County Library Pleasant Valley branch, 5568 S. Adams Ave., Washington Terrace. Free. 801-337-2690.

Odds and Ends

Christmas Tree Jubilee, nearly 100 decorated trees, live entertainment, craft boutique. Benefit for special needs students in Weber and Ogden School Districts. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Nov. 21 and 23; gala dinner and auction, 5 p.m. Nov. 20. Eccles Conference Center, 2415 Washington Blvd., Ogden. Free. Dinner is $100; reservations due Nov. 16. 801-476-7896,