Personal Fridges
Belkin Fridge Mount for iPad 2
(Personal Computers) Belkin Components
iPod is easy to position and remove
Supplied 3M Command Strips affix the mount to a fridge, cabinet, wall or any other smooth vertical surface; can be removed without damage or residue
Inner magnetic strip snaps to the iPod 2's own magnet and holds it firmly in place
No tools are needed and no permanent installation is required
Safe and secure
Price:
$39.99
$25.95
Customer Reviews:
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Can Use iPad 2 in Kitchen
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Secure, useful mount, that is well-designed
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Price:
$59.99
$7.59
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Personal chefs cook up new revenues
Marcie Stetler has made a living by cooking for well-to-do clients and family gatherings in the South Lake Tahoe area for the past 11 years. But even though she has cut her labor rates by 25 percent, Stetler — like other personal chefs in the Truckee Meadows — says it’s becoming much more difficult to turn a healthy profit providing home-cooked meals for others.
Many personal chefs are turning to catering services to drive revenues, while others are holding cooking classes and partnering with local gyms to provide healthy diets to weight-conscious members.
Stetler says wealthy Lake Tahoe residents provided a steady income that continued to carry her through the past few years. But another large group of customers — middle-class folks that gather at Lake Tahoe for bachelorette parties, family reunions or ski vacations — have cut their spending by more than 50 percent in the past two years.
“They want to have good time, but they have already rented a nice place and they can’t do it all,” Stetler says. “Either they go skiing, or they have a personal chef. They had to choose, whereas before they would do it all; everyone was living pretty extravagantly. Now they are having to make choices, and a personal chef is an extra thing to have.
