Jonathan Adler designs new E!'s Fashion Police set

23.05.12

LOS ANGELES — Celebrated interior designer Jonathan Adler gave the set of E! 's hit show "Fashion Police" a makeover in celebration of the program's new one-hour format.

"I am addicted to ‘Fashion Police' so I feel like I'm working with old friends," Adler said. "I can't wait to tune-in and see them ensconced in my stuff. It'll be a meta experience. The show is all about fashion, glamour and style with a dash of snark — thank God. So, I wanted the set to live up to the spirit of the show — twinkly glamour, cinematic elegance, couture finishes, but always with a little bit of an edge."

The re-designed set made its debut on March 9, which marked the formerly 30-minute show's longer format debut. Celebrity guest singer/actress/model Taylor Momsen joined the "fashionable foursome" of Joan Rivers, Kelly Osbourne, Giuliana Rancic and George Kotsiopoulos on the March 9 edition.

Adler also emphasized his love for head "Fashion Police" policewoman, Joan Rivers.

Source: Home Accents Today

Hipstamatic and Legendary Owner of The Roxy, Nic Adler, Partner on Groupie ...

23.05.12

San Francisco, California (PRWEB) March 13, 2012

Hipstamatic, the iPhone app camera that beautifully captures visual stories, has partnered with Nic Adler, owner of legendary music club The Roxy, on a new lens, film and flash designed for photog snappin' concert lovers. Just in time for SXSW, the Groupie SnapPak, $0.99 in the HipstaMart, comes equipped with:

Adler 9009 Lens: This lens is King of the Sunset Strip. With a textured glow, this lens is perfect for catching a show in Austin, or even sunsets from Los Angeles to New York City.

Dylan Film: Damaged, overstated and unpredictable just like our favorite musicians. The Dylan film was left out in the sun a little too long, and has the light leaks to prove it.

Pop Rox Flash: Use the software (half) flash for contrast in dimly lit “hey-no-flash-allowed” performances; the hardware flash, when allowed of course, turns up the contrast volume even louder.

"Like rockstars to some, when I first started using Hipstamatic, I fell in love. The feel and emotion that the different lenses and film create, took my photography to the next level,” said Adler. “I look forward to a new pack like a kid waits for that new record from his or hers favorite band. Now it's time to go rock a new lens, film and flash I helped inspire and design.”

Source: PR Web (press release)

René Adler - The Best Saves [HD]

RENÉ ADLER (born 15 January 1985 in Leipzig) is a German footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Bayer Leverkusen and the German national team ...

Has anyone seen an 1930's Adler motorcar in the UK lately?

Apr 08, 2009 by The Magpie | Posted in Other - Cars & Transportation


I'd be surprised if there is even 1 in th UK, Adler Trumpf, it a early front wheel drive car, I can't even find a colour photo of one, let alone the areodynamic version.
http://www.lightauto.com/fwd3.html (8Th car pic down)
Edit hey, found one!
http://auta5p.eu/katalog/adler/adler_tru mpf_01.jpg

Julian G | Apr 08, 2009

I have never seen one in the last 35 years.
John S | Apr 08, 2009

Motorcycle - yes. Car - never!
Jon S | Apr 08, 2009

About how much would it cost for new pitman arm?

Feb 02, 2009 by Samantha | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

About how much do you think it would cost to get a pitman arm and adler (msp?) put in my truck? It is a 98 GMC Sierra...and I live in the South.

At the dealership in Alaska they said 700 dollars....but I looked online for a pitman arm for my truck and it cost 54 dollars so how would the labor be so much?
thanks

Samantha, First of all a new Moog pitman arm at any autoparts store or autopartswarehouse.com costs $65.00. With the aid of an inexpensive *pitman arm puller (free rental at Auto Zone) they're super easy to change yourself. You can purchase a pitman arm puller at any auto parts store too.

A private mechanic could slap a new one on in les than 1/2 hour. Save your hard earned money. Tell your Governer I voted for her!

Country Boy | Feb 03, 2009

If your truck is a 4x4 the steering box may have to be unbolted from the frame (about a 2 hour job). If it 2wd it's very quick to change( abut 45 minutes). Wish I could get $700 to change them but I couldn't sleep at night if I did.
Cruiser | Feb 02, 2009

Exactly as said above. A $200 to $350 job (1 1/2 to 2 1/2 hour job including the realignment).

Your car is out of warranty, why are you paying to get ripped off by the dealer. Ask friends, neighbors or relatives who have or know of a good competent local automobile repair shop and go there. Alaska is usually higher but OUCH!
G T | Feb 02, 2009

The Chilton labor guide manual lists 1.5 hrs labor to change the pitman arm on both the 1500 2WD and K1500 4WD 1998 GMC Sierra, which includes removal and reinstallation of the steering box. The close proximity of the steering box to the frame makes moving the steering box necessary for the pitman arm puller to get a secure bite on the pitman arm but most mechanics will change that pitman arm in 30 minutes or less by just removing 2 of the mounting bolts from the steering box and loosen the 3rd mounting bolt and then drive a wedge between the steering box and frame to rotate the steering box enough to attach the pitman arm puller. You would still be charged the full 1.5 hrs labor... but even so, that certainly does not account for the $700 you say that dealership in Alaska estimated to do that job.

The retail price of a new Genuine GM pitman arm for that truck would be about $100-$120 (plus tax) at a GM dealership and the hourly labor charge at most GM dealerships would be about $95 an hour. Even figuring the hourly labor charge on the high side at $110 per hour (times 1.5 hrs labor = $165) and the price of the pitman arm on the high side at $125, at most that job should cost no more than $290 plus tax. And add at most $65 if the toe on the truck needs adjustment or about $160 to do a front alignment on the truck. Even all that does not come close to the $700 you say that dealership in Alaska estimated to do that job.
Kenny D | Feb 03, 2009

My Wife is getting sued for a minor car accident!!?

Apr 18, 2010 by parj08 | Posted in Insurance & Registration

My wife (19yrs old) is being sued for a minor accident. No, actually it is her mother that is being sued She was driving her mothers car which is covered under insurance, but my wife is not on the policy. My wife also does not have a drivers license (i know, irresponsible).
The woman called Jim Adler (a lawyer known for injury suits) but at the scene the woman denied an ambulance. This seems like a case of fraud. The only damage caused was the woman's mirror was knocked off.
We really don't have any extra money. What is the best way to handle this situation? Are my mother-in-law's lawyers supposed to handle this even though my wife was not insured?

It may not be fair, but it's legal. If your wife was driving without a license, then your mom-in-law's insurance won't cover it. In fact, your mother-in-law will probably be found at fault for letting your wife drive in the first place.

Both you and your mother-in-law need to talk to a bankruptcy attorney. You're going to need one.
JetDoc | Apr 18, 2010

Both driver and owner can be liable for an accident.

Without insurance, your wife is responsible for the vehicle damage if it was her fault, and/or would have to provide her own defense. Your wife is likely not going to be able to get a driver's license until this is settled, and her mother could have her license suspended for letting her drive it without a license.

It sounds like the woman is trying to take advantage of the situation, and if you do not fight it, she will.
efflandt | Apr 18, 2010

the vehicle is insured, not a person,... mom may be in trouble for allowing unlicensed person to drive /// good luck to her dealing with the insurance company
J | Apr 18, 2010

(In the USA), There is a slight chance that your wife may be insured even though she does not have a license. In most cases she does not have to be listed "on the policy". Her Mother should check with her agent. If it is as you say, that her Mother is being sued, then her Mothers insurance company will defend the lawsuit. If there is no insurance coverage and it is your wife being sued, then your wife will have to hire a lawyer and defend herself. You may suspect fraud all day, but that doesn't mean the other party cannot sue. Anyone may sue anybody for anything at any time for any reason under the sun and for any amount.
Entidtil | Apr 18, 2010

your wife is being charged for not having drivers license and her mom is being sued because it,s her car and she let your wife drive it without license.
bandit_60 | Apr 18, 2010

The driver of the car is responsible.Plus your mother inlaws insurance will not pay because it was being driven by a unlicenced driver. You are screwed.If she claims injuries were caused from the accident
it will be her responsibiltiy to prove this in court.You will have to defend yourself in court if it goes this far.I say get your wife's her license.Or don't let her drive. Your call you are the Man in the family.Its your responsibility to take care of this.
ClarkL | Apr 18, 2010

The best thing to do is to turn the letter over to your mom-in-law's insurance company. If you have not already done so you need to report this accident to mom-in-law's insurance company first thing Monday morning. Depending on a few things there is a small chance that they would cover the accident and deal with the lawyer.

The fact that your wife did not have a drivers license does not automatically mean that mom-in-law's insurance won't cover here. Over my career as a claims adjuster I have paid tons of claims where unlicensed people were driving.

If the accident has already been reported to mom-in-law's insurance and they denied coverage then you guys are screwed. Let the lawyer know that you had no insurance. He should be able to then make a claim to his clients Uninsured Motorist Bodily Injury coverage on her own policy. Her company will pay her but then they will come after your wife for reimbursement. At least that way your wife and can start saving money to pay back the insurance company.
fighting saints | Apr 19, 2010

Adler - News


World Cup 2010: Germany Can Still Reach The Semi-Finals - Philipp Lahm
Goal.com - Jun 01, 2010
World Cup 2010: Germany Can Still Reach The Semi-Finals - Philipp Lahm Telegraph.co.uk are being plagued by injuries and will have to make do without the services of key players such as Rene Adler, Simon Rolfes and Michael Ballack. Lahm targets semi-finalsMore injury woe for LoewDepleted Germany still eye semis, says captain Lahm - -all 790 news articles »

Trichet: ECB not favouring French banks -TV
Reuters - May 31, 2010
Trichet also repeated the ECB would not compromise on its price stability goal. (Reporting by Sakari Suoninen; Editing by Leslie Adler)and more »

Judge sorts claims in Rothstein Fla. Ponzi scheme
The Associated Press - May 28, 2010
Judge sorts claims in Rothstein Fla. Ponzi scheme Palm Beach PostRothstein's former law partner, Russell Adler, says a downtown New York condominium is "100 percent" his and has no link to the Ponzi scheme. Rothstein confidante to plead guiltyFight for control of Rothstein assets lands in courtFederal Judge To Sort Through Rothstein Assetsall 260 news articles »

Texas man convicted of conspiring to aid Taliban
The Associated Press - May 28, 2010
Texas man convicted of conspiring to aid Taliban AFPMirza's attorney, David Adler, told jurors Mirza went on camping trips but denied they involved paramilitary training exercises.US jury convicts Pakistani man of backing TalibanTexas: Student Convicted of Aiding TalibanTexas jury convicts Pakistani man of conspiring to support Talibanall 167 news articles »

Hasek to Russia? Close to a done deal, sources tell Peter Adler
Edmonton Journal (blogs) (blog) - May 31, 2010
By PETER ADLER According to Russian sources, it's almost a done deal.


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