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Give Yourself A New And A Fresh Look With Hairdresser Job London    By: shaun banard
Hairdresser Job London is there to pamper and take care of your hair. Hair care is not just the fashion of today’s world. Prevailing even during the ancient days, it has always been a part of lifestyle to maintain hair. Hair care has at all times remained a pleasure, both with the royalties and common masses.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-12-08)
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Coach Watches    By: Zai Zhu
Coach watches are an integral part of the company's merchandise. Coach is a leading provider of fine quality leather products, including purses and handbags, umbrellas, belts, luggage, briefcases and much more. The company's watch line is one that upholds the finest standards and provides consumers with a product they are highly anticipating. Coach watches and other products began from a very simple, family owned business located in a small loft in Manhattan, New York. The business was founded in 1941 and at the time, the designer on board wash American Bonnie Cashin. In 1960, the designer would begin what would be one of the most significant steps in her career. At that time, Miles and Lillian Cahn asked her to become a designer for a line of retail handbags. The company currently was running a wholesale manufacturing business in handbags but wanted to move to a retail marketplace. It took two additional years before Cashin, a very popular designer at the time, would make the move. Coach watches would not be added to the collection for some time. Nevertheless, with Cashin on board, new twists and turns were underway. The designer made a name for herself and the Coach line by creating handbags that looked more like a modern sculpture rather than handbags. She also dyed them fantastic colors such as candy colors like yellow and blue, orange and pink. Perhaps the true finishing touches is what has made Coach so popular. With Dorothy Liebes as a textile designer, the handbags were lined with linens for that finished look. In the next years, further changes were made to the Coach line including the Cashin Carry designs, which were full of surprises. They were designed with a variety of styles and shapes in mind, with colors and textures of a variety of designs. Perhaps the most unique aspects of this and other similar lines were the larger openings for larger items to be placed into. These were even more unique because they offered exterior coin purses and pockets for all types of accessories. Of course, these styles have become very popular now even outside the Coach line. In order to make the Coach design even more memorable, she added a silver toggle to the handbags. This small but significant element helped to further establish the brand. Accessories have always been an intimate part of the Coach line. Coach watches, as well as pens, shoes and eyewear were later introduced to the line. Each piece is unique in their design, but all are fashion statements in their own right. Many offer a modern, sophisticated look that is considered the finest of style. Coach watches and other accessories have become a stable in many of the top designer's wardrobes. Today, Coach watches may be purchased through various locations and online. The company is located in New York City but has made an international name for itself throughout the years. In 2007, the company earned some $2.61 billion US in revenue, much of which is attributed to the watch line.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-12-05)
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Types Of Designer Watches    By: Jamie Hanson
Designer watches can be gripping. They tell their own tales and do so unequivocally. Yes, ladies love the idea of jewelry but at the same time they are besotted to the concept of designer watches ...(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-11-22)
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Where To Get Discounted Vera Bradley Handbags, Luggages & Purses    By: Jamie Hanson
Have you ever wondered where to find cheap and discounted Vera Bradley Handbags?(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-11-22)
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Airbrush Nails And Nail Art    By: Jamie Hanson
Going for a party? Your loveliest dress, shoes, accessories – you have everything organized to make you look the most beautiful woman in the crowd ...(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-11-15)
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The Ideal Marketing And Customer Focus    By: John Tang
Customer is the only person who is qualified to specify what Quality means. This leads to detailed analysis of who are the customers, what are their needs, what features (or new) are required of our products/services, how do customers rate our products/services versus our competitors and why, how can we keep our customers satisfied? General Motor’s new electric vehicle the Chevy Volt is a product innovation advancement that is intended to gain that customer focus. This vehicle will help the consumers save money on gas and it may help General Motors win back their brand loyalty by using costumer focus. GM finally starts to market to its customers needs.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-11-14)
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Spreading The News About Alenver Sexy Underwear    By: Larry Tang
The fashion industry is a moving target with complexities both unique to fashion, and common to any design business. Alenver is a contemporary company that has learned through careful observation, how to harness main street support to promote their new underwear collection. Knowledge of their unique product is only the first step. Reaching the targeted public after design and fabrication is the second - and this is the make or break point for any designer.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-11-13)
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Quality Garments From India    By: Rudrik Trivedi
Established in India, We CNB Exports (the fore front of fashion) are one of the biggest manufacturer and exporter of T-shirts, shirts, Denim jeans and trousers since many years. We have recently expanded our business into Jackets, Uniform, Ties, Tracks, Suits, Sweaters, Sweat shirts, Promotional caps.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-11-04)
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Like Myspace But More Family Oriented-00-622    By: melisa
Yahoo! ServicesYahoo!My Yahoo!MailMore Yahoo! ServicesNews Sports Finance Entertainment Make Y! My Home PageAccount OptionsHi, collage53Edit My Account You are signed in as: collage53Sign OutAll-New MailHelpHelp Tutorials Blog Send Feedback Yahoo! SearchSearchweb searchMail Contacts Calendar Notepad What's New? Mobile Mail Mail Options Mail Plus Options Search Mail Fly to Florida From $125 Folders[Add a new folder - Edit folders] Inbox (95) Drafts (19) Sent Spam (55) [Empty all the messages from the Spam folder] Trash [Empty all the messages from the Trash folder] Search Shortcuts My Photos My Attachments ADVERTISEMENT Go to Previous message | Go to Next message | Back to MessagesMark as Unread | Print ReplyReply All Move...Inbox Flag this messageFw: lesly website articlesWednesday, October 29, 2008 12:37 PM From: "phillip mentor" Add sender to Contacts To: "phillip mentor" --- On Sun, 7/13/08, phillip mentor wrote: From: phillip mentor Subject: Fw: lesly website articles To: "phillip mentor" Date: Sunday, July 13, 2008, 4:09 PM --- On Fri, 7/11/08, lesly felix wrote: From: lesly felix Subject: lesly website articles To: collage53@yahoo.com Date: Friday, July 11, 2008, 7:21 PM July 8, 2008 Blue Valley Times Page 3524 Main St., Stroudsburg, PA (570)420-2808Box Offi ce Hours:Mon-Sat 12-6Check out these great eventscoming soon to the Sherman!July 11 & August 1FlowRider Rock SeriesWith LIVE music at Camelbeachin Tannersville, PAJuly 13The McElligott School of IrishDance presents “Havin’ a Hooley”with guest performers PoconoRegion Drum and PipeJuly 25 – 27Pocono Lively Arts presentsGREASEAugust 5Valencia VasAugust 9ONE SUMMER NIGHT II - anevening of oldies featuring KennyVance, The Duprees & moreSeptember 13Sarah Kelly: Born to Worship.October 10FREE ConcertUSAF The Academy WindsOctober 18BOWFIRENovember 9Arlo GuthrieNovember 10Phil Woods & COTA FestivalOrchestra present “Library Alive”November 21 - 23Pocono Lively Arts presentsSEUSSICALDecember 6Andy Cooney’s IrishHoliday ShowDecember 18Vienna Boys ChoirDecember 20The Eric Mintel QuartetBroadwayComes to thePoconosTo purchase tickets, or for more info, visit www.shermantheater.comFrom the Tony-Award winning composer,Jason RobertBrown, comes thisexquisitely craftedmusical that chroniclesthe wonder,excitement andanxiety of discoveryin a variety of eras.2008“Song of the Year”Jammy Award winnerKeller Williamsjams at the Shermanwith Moseley,Droll & Sipe!$1.00 - $3.00$5.30for 4 nightsby Jeff DavidsonBuilding cultural bridges, connecting like hobbies, educatingon local traditions – mfi ppa.com covers it all. “MakingFriends in Pocono PA” is Phillip Mentor’s homage to thestate he adores the most - Pennsylvania. After much workand dedication, Mentor’s dream is fi nally coming true.Mentor was born on the Caribbean island of Trinidad andTobago. While in his twenties he lived in Philadelphia anddid a great deal of singing. He took acting classes at theUniversity of Pennsylvania and soon began to take vocallessons as a compliment to his acting. Not only is Mentorversed in English, he also sings in German, French, andItalian. He received scholarships and much musical trainingthroughout his early career. His singing won him a fi rstplace award in the North American Guild Voice Competition.He traveled to schools and universities where he still tothis day holds master classes and lectures. Many of his talkscover the Harlem Renaissance and his hope that people canbe open to cultural expansion.“I use my art as a teaching vehicle to inspire, to encourage,and to motivate,” said Mentor.Together with Leslie Felix, a computer programmer,Mentor started a site that connects people to their communityin a similar way. Www.mfi ppa.com is unlike any othercommunity site, specifi cally in the sense that it does notappeal only to teenagers. Although the site also caters toyounger people, many of the activities, hobbies, and articlesare what Mentor calls 50 plus. It also can be translated into13 different languages with the touch of a button, makingthe information readily available to a wider array of individuals.After a quick, easy, and free registration, anyone has theability to post articles and pictures, to blog, or to talk in theforums. From the home page there are categories of articlessuch as hobbies, games, and fi nance. Each category is brokendown into more specifi c groups, which, upon clicking,provide the user with a plethora of information.“I want to build an online community that is self sustainingand allows people to do things that they can’t do onMySpace or YouTube,” said Mentor. “This is about regularpeople, they just want to do regular things and have funwith it. It’s about building community and bridges; mostpeople will not get that community up close.”The site is constantly in upkeep and expansion, with akey focus upon readily accessible content in a user-friendlymanner. There is a photo museum made for anyone toupload visual images of their happenings around the area.There is a forum for users to communicate openly withone another. There are direct connections with local maps,weather, and other useful resources such as a dictionary andclassifi eds section.“I want people to just post the most positive things,” saidMentor. “I want people all over the world to see what kindof place the Poconos is. I want anything that is nice.”Although his website is based upon the Poconos, he ishoping that others will follow his lead to create similar sitesin other areas. Mentor, who came to this area around 13years ago, can never get enough of the Poconos. Those wholove their own communities can begin doing the same thingonline.Making Friends in Pocono PA brought Mentor to the cyberworld. As the area continues to grow, Mentor hopes tokeep his cyber community growing alongside it.“Making Friends in Pocono Pa” Connects, EducatesHeritage “Comes Alive” in the Slate BeltThe 11th Annual Slate Belt Heritage Days will be celebrated on Saturday, July26th andSunday, July 27th in downtown Bangor. Sponsored by the Bangor Borough, BangorMainStreet Program, and the Bangor Business Association. The festival, held rain orshine,commemorates the rich culture diversity of the Slate Belt Welsh, Cornish,Italian, PA Germanand Scotch-Irish. A variety of ethnic food and craft demonstrations willprovide ampleentertainment during the two-day event, now Saturday and Sunday.This year’s theme is “Heritage Heydays” and we will be focusing in on theyears from1870-1940. Some new entertainers this year, Touchstone Theatre & ProjectSuccess “TheCaptive Caty Logan”, Water Gap Banjo Band, Trinity Centennial Band, GospelMusic byPaul D. Good & Eric Mintel Quartet. We will be having the walking toursthat will showcasethe marvelous architecture and interesting past that Bangor has to offer. Weare alsolooking at continuing the rich tradition of having shoppers come to ourdowntown districtfor sidewalk sales and special events that were so coming in our area prior toWorld WarII.Get your program early as events take place all day starting at 9:30 am andending 4:30pm. Programs are available at several business locations throughout the SlateBelt. A kaleidoscopeof activities is planned with old favorites and new events to tickle the fancyofyoung and old. In addition to ethnic food samples your day will feature music,heritage &history exhibits, demonstrations, crafts, storytelling, street entertainers,Free Trolley Rides& historic bus tours.The popular Heritage Day bus tours are back and will begin on Saturday, July26th at10:00 am. “Slate Belt Sampler Tour” includes Dally’s Slate Quarry, JaneMansfi eld Grave,and Weona Park Carousel. Sunday, July 27th at 1 pm, Franklin Hills Winery Tour& Tasting.Don’t miss these informative, picturesque tours. Each tour is $5.00 a person.Ticketsmay be purchased in advance at Merchants National Bank (Bangor) and Bray’sNews Storeor call 610.863.0315. The day of the tour tickets available at the Elks Lodge& The Hub.THE FUN BEGINS IN BANGOR!Page 4 Blue Valley Times July 8, 2008“Straight Talk About Your Case”David W. SkutnikAttorney at LawBANKRUPTCYCRIMINAL DEFENSEState • Federal • Juvenile570-476-6830dwslaw@ptd.net ~ www.skutniklaw.comEvening, Weekend & Home Appointments Available22 North Seventh Street ~ Stroudsburg, PA 18360Now everyone can enjoy the summer at theWater Gap Country Club with aSWIMMING POOL MEMBERSHIP.The Best Secret in the Poconos... Is No Longer a Secret.SUMMERMEMBERSHIPOPEN DAILY 10am to 6pmADULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . $85ppCHILDREN UNDER 16 . $45ppFAMILY . . . . . . . . . . . . $1703 Members includes childrenage 16 and under living athome address.Water Gap Country ClubDelaware Water Gap, PA. • 570-476-0300Email: wgcc1@noln.com • www.watergapcountryclub.comSwimminglessonsavailableQUIET VALLEYLIVING HISTORICAL FARM45th Year of Summer ToursAuthentically Costumed GuidesRecreate Life on a 19th CenturyPennsylvania German FarmOpen June 20 - Labor Day Monday10:00 am - 5:00 pm Tue. - Sat.1:00 pm - 5:00 pm - SundayAdults $8.00 Children 3-12 $5.00www.quietvalley.org570-992-6161Closed Mondays except Labor Day Monday3 mi. south of Stroudsburg off Bus. 209Music in the Valley - Sat. 7/12 12:00pm to 8:00pmCelebrate the old time music traditions of our Country -Folk, Country, Blue Grass. Groups performing at various venuesaround our historic farm. Rain or shine, Food available,Cost includes abbreviated Farm Tour, Tours available 10 am to 5 pmOpening Tuesday, July 15thJJuusstt tthhee WWrriittee WWoorrddssGreeting CardsCandlesCollectibles and moreTues-Sat10-6Christian Contemporary Card & Gift Shop610-881-4046207 S. Robinson Ave ~ Pen Argyl, PABarilla Installedas Presidentof Mid-AtlanticDistrictExchange ClubsDr. John Barilla was installed as the Presidentof the Mid-Atlantic District ExchangeClubs (This is made up of Exchange clubs inmost of Pennsylvania and Maryland, total of33 clubs) Dr Barilla is a retired Assistant Superintendentof the Bangor Area School Districtand , along with his wife Joyce, they have3 grown children and6 grandchildren. DrBarilla’s term willbe from July 1, 2008to June 30, 2009. Dr Jack Barilla and his wife JoyceNew Offi cers for 2008-2009 of Slate Belt AARPHerb Weidman, a past president of Slate Belt Area BangorChapter # 4135 of AARP installed the newly elected offi -cers/board of directors at the June meeting. They are AlexSpakovich, president; Tom Lee, vice president; BarbaraKarner, recording secretary; Faith Lee, assistant recordingsecretary; Maria LaMagna, fi nancial secretary; LucyAnn Gold, treasurer; Dorothy Duckworth, assistant treasurer;Deanna Keyser, trips; John Flory, legislation; MaryJane Cliff, health and welfare; Donald Gold, CommunityService and a still to be elected program director. Otherselected were Viola Hill, corresponding secretary; JoanFlory, membership; Lewis Paulhamus, chaplain; Lucy AnnGold, publicity; Donald Hontz, refreshments with Francesand Robert Handelong, Agnes Nagy and Rosemarie Ferretti;Kay La Bar,Historian; Arlean Pritchard, music; KermitPysher, photographer; Mary Williams and Elaine Albert,decorating; Hilda Snyder, 50/50; Marlene Buskirk, infanthats; Norma Kemmerer, childrens hats & scarves; and MaryHontz, coupons for servicemen. Nominating committeefor 2009-2010 Mary Tucker, Kathryn Cuono and AnnetteMiller.The chapter will not meet in August. Their annual picnicwill be held at noon on Monday, September 8 at Wind GapBorough Park.____________________________________________________________GET FREE 5GB EMAIL - Check out spam free email with many cool features!Visit http://www.inbox.com/email to find out more! 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Rejuvenation And The Salon Experience    By: Mike Smith
A trip to the salon means more than just a haircut or pedicure; a beauty salon must provide a variety of cosmetic treatments that both stimulate and relax a customer’s body and mind. As such, the salon is an experience rather than another date on the calendar and salon owners must strive to offer the best of luxury and comfort to their clients. Read on to find out about the basic salon supplies and how they help facilitate a pampered experience.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-11-04)
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