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71 comments:
- Lyneen said...
I have finished my first weekly challenge... thanks I hope to do many more!
- Sun Feb 08, 05:34:00 AM CST
- Debbie said...
Fab cards - heres my take on the sketch!!
I dont see the Mr Linky Widget (never can on blogs) so ive popped my link here....hope thats ok....
My Card
Thank you
- Sun Feb 08, 08:21:00 AM CST
- Sue said...
Another great sketch! And such beautiful examples from the DT.
- Sun Feb 08, 09:22:00 AM CST
- Leora said...
I linked my CPS/PTI sketch challenge. What fun!
Good luck to all.
- Sun Feb 08, 09:43:00 AM CST
- Sara Paschal said...
What a wonderful sketch, made a great card with some of the basic grey bittersweet paper I have been wanting to play with.
- Sun Feb 08, 10:23:00 AM CST
- Tracey said...
what a fun sketch! Glad I got to play along :) Have a super day!!!
- Sun Feb 08, 10:38:00 AM CST
- Bonnie (eggette) said...
Great sketch!! How have I NOT known about this blog......I came over from Papertrey Ink not knowing what to expect. I guess I never knew what CPS was!! Sorry about that .....love all these sketches......!! and the cards! I've got my card posted and linked with that cute little Mr. Linky!
- Sun Feb 08, 01:14:00 PM CST
Ooh, this was fun- again! I'm new to sketches and I so appreciate that I am encouraged to grow outside my little comfort zone.
Thanks to Nichole and CPS for offering us this fun challenge!
Heather in Montreal
- Sun Feb 08, 01:32:00 PM CST
- Sunshinecoastgrl said...
That was a great sketch!! hope to join in on the next one too!!Cheers Colleen
- Sun Feb 08, 01:45:00 PM CST
- Olde Country Creations said...
Fabulous cards and the sketch was awesome to work with. Thanks! :)
- Sun Feb 08, 03:02:00 PM CST
Great sketch! Thanks for sparking my creativity!
- Sun Feb 08, 03:35:00 PM CST
- Karen said...
I came here via Nichole's blog, so I'm checking things out. I've also linked my take on the sketch! I think I may finally be starting to love sketches! :>
- Sun Feb 08, 04:03:00 PM CST
- janetwmarks said...
Thanks for the sketch! It helped me get over the blank brain hump. Janet in NC
- Sun Feb 08, 04:10:00 PM CST
- Deanna said...
Great sketch!
- Sun Feb 08, 04:26:00 PM CST
- Ann said...
Awesome sketch this week! My card came together so quickly! Thanks for the inspiration!
- Sun Feb 08, 05:21:00 PM CST
- Lynn P. said...
Love the sketch and finally got mine uploaded. I've so enjoyed looking at everyone's creations and I now have CPS under my favs!
- Sun Feb 08, 05:41:00 PM CST
- Claire Brennan said...
Lovely sketch - thank you for the chance to play along, Happy Anniversary CPS!!
- Sun Feb 08, 05:56:00 PM CST
This is my first time posting a card with one of your sketches. It's about darn time! PTI got me motivated. Happy Anniversary:)
- Sun Feb 08, 06:15:00 PM CST
- Stephanie said...
Well, I posted my first sketch. This was a special one for me but you'll have to check out my blog to learn why! http://scrappingshester.blogspot.com
- Sun Feb 08, 06:35:00 PM CST
- shelly said...
great sketch! and awesome dt cards :) i wanted to ask , if i made an error in mr linky how can i go about deleting that ? thanks! shelly
- Sun Feb 08, 06:54:00 PM CST
- Michelle said...
This was so much fun, this is the first time that I have ever, ever participated in a CPS Sketch even though I have been saving them to my laptop FOREVER!
I love, love Papertrey!!!
Thanks for the challenge.
- Sun Feb 08, 07:47:00 PM CST
Love the sketch! This is my first time to participate ... this is so much fun :)
- Sun Feb 08, 08:01:00 PM CST
- Helen F. said...
This is my first visit to CPS (thanks Nicole), but it is now in my daily bookmarked blogs! Great sketch, I am very new to the BLOG world (only 3 days old!) but I am looking forward to adding my cards on a regular basis. Thanks for the inspiration.
- Sun Feb 08, 09:17:00 PM CST
- Stampin' Pam said...
My first ever CPS sketch - it was fun! Happy Anniversary and thanks to Nichole for sending us over to the CPS site. What great inspirations and great card ideas from everyone so far.
- Sun Feb 08, 09:33:00 PM CST
Happy anniversary, CPS! This was fun, and I know I'll do it again!
- Sun Feb 08, 09:52:00 PM CST
- Kim F. said...
I love CPS sketches! (I am not sure why there is a smiley face after my card link - LOL!)
- Sun Feb 08, 10:19:00 PM CST
- Mara-May* said...
Loved this weeks sketch!
- Sun Feb 08, 11:16:00 PM CST
- Melanie said...
This is my first CPS sketch. It was fun and I will definately be back! The designer's cards are amazing!
- Sun Feb 08, 11:21:00 PM CST
Hello and thank you for having these challenges. This is my first entry and I am posting 2 cards. I hope that is ok and I hope you enjoy my cards. Nicole of Papertrey Ink set me...along with a "few" others it looks like..but I think I will stick around awhile if you don't mind. Linda aka Oz
- Mon Feb 09, 12:42:00 AM CST
- Marlou said...
hi ladies, I am so sorry I have entered myself 3 times , the first 2 wont link up to my card, the 3rd one does but not a direct link. A few kind people have emailed me with how to link up directly and I dont know what im doing wrong, I cant seem to grasp it :( if you have an easy way of explaining a direct link up i would be very grateful :) your cards are beautiful :)
- Mon Feb 09, 07:07:00 AM CST
- Andrea said...
I had so much fun with this sketch and the card came together so quickly - which makes it even better! :)
This is my first time playing along at CPS; I'll definitely be back ;)
- Mon Feb 09, 11:49:00 AM CST
- ~Lori (loree2000 SCS) said...
I think this is my first CPS challenge! Also, I added your link to my blog. Great sketch!! Lovely inspiration DT!
- Mon Feb 09, 12:21:00 PM CST
- Sandy Thelen said...
I really like this sketch!
- Mon Feb 09, 01:30:00 PM CST
- Roxanne M said...
My first ever submission of a card to a gallery or online forum. But I was inspired to try and expand my horizons. I do need some help in the photography area however! :-) Maybe even the card making area! :-)
- Mon Feb 09, 03:24:00 PM CST
- natty said...
Cool sketch and rather nice Papertrey stash to play with! Lucky girls! :oD
- Mon Feb 09, 03:47:00 PM CST
- Karen said...
This is my first entry to one of your challenges, but it won't be my last. Lots of fun.
- Mon Feb 09, 06:32:00 PM CST
- Ivanka's Card Studio said...
Happy Anniversary CPS! I love this sketch, and added my card to mr. Linky. Great inspiration from the DT!
- Mon Feb 09, 07:25:00 PM CST
- Angela said...
Thanks for a great sketch! I'm looking forward to participating in more of them in the future!
- Mon Feb 09, 08:00:00 PM CST
- Chrissy said...
Thanks for the challenge. I've entered my 1st CPS challenge ever!
- Mon Feb 09, 08:39:00 PM CST
- southernscraps said...
Wow. Lots of entries already! I've added mine. Great sketch.
- Mon Feb 09, 09:00:00 PM CST
- Stefanie said...
Great sketch! I just linked my version.
- Mon Feb 09, 09:30:00 PM CST
- Melanie Baldry said...
Thanks for the great sketch.
- Tue Feb 10, 03:40:00 AM CST
- Linda said...
Thank you for the inspiration. I have linked sketches 101 and 102.
- Tue Feb 10, 06:36:00 AM CST
- toni.1 said...
This is my 1st entry to any challenge. Hope I followed the sketch rules!!!
- Tue Feb 10, 07:20:00 AM CST
- Angie Tieman said...
Great sketch! Loved participating1
- Tue Feb 10, 08:17:00 PM CST
- Rosanne said...
Terrific sketch, I've linked mine above.
- Tue Feb 10, 09:53:00 PM CST
- soleil@mayotte said...
Hello, It's the first time I participate to your contest. Thank you for all your sketches, they always inspire me and now I want to share my card with you.
Here is the link :
- Wed Feb 11, 02:26:00 AM CST
- Jewls said...
Thanks for the inspiration, I loved this sketch :)
- Wed Feb 11, 03:03:00 AM CST
- Eveline said...
I just left a link to my card with Mr. Linky.
- Wed Feb 11, 03:39:00 AM CST
- Anja (scrappie) said...
I also left a link to my card with Mr. Linky thank's again for the great sketches.
- Wed Feb 11, 06:12:00 AM CST
- Gretchen said...
I'm a sketch challenge junkie!! So glad I found your site!
- Wed Feb 11, 01:48:00 PM CST
- Katie Skiff said...
Here is my card
I hope I am doing this right, I just don't see the Mr. Linky thing, so I want to make sure I'm not causing a problem posting this way.
- Wed Feb 11, 02:37:00 PM CST
- Kicki said...
I really loved this sketch! I´ve posted a link to my card with Mr.Linky
- Wed Feb 11, 03:45:00 PM CST
- suzann said...
I liked this sketch so much, I did it twice....hope that's alright!
- Wed Feb 11, 04:43:00 PM CST
- Sammie said...
I had to re-upload my photo of my card to Flickr, so I need to delete my first link in Mr. Linky, but I don't know how, so my name is in the list twice. Sorry!
- Wed Feb 11, 06:51:00 PM CST
- janis said...
great cards ladies!!!
- Thu Feb 12, 06:49:00 AM CST
- Sheryl Dickinson said...
This is such a fun sketch I decided to post another one. Thanks!
- Thu Feb 12, 01:24:00 PM CST
- KanataNewf said...
So I finally figured out mr. linky and was able to post a link to my card (I think). If it doesn't show up you can check it out here http://kanatanewfpapercrafts.blogspot.com/2009/02/another-cupcake-birthday.html
I changed it a little -- two cupcakes!
- Thu Feb 12, 03:04:00 PM CST
- Lisa L. said...
Thanks for the sketch! Just in time for Valentine's Day.
- Thu Feb 12, 04:20:00 PM CST
- Linda aka backroads girl said...
Oh my gosh! There are a lot of people trying out for this challenge! Wow! Well, I'll give it a shot. I liked the card sketch I combined it with Flourishes FLLCFEB; CPS was my inspiration for my layout. Great inspiration it is, too :-)
- Thu Feb 12, 04:36:00 PM CST
- Carla said...
I REALLY like this sketch!!! It was so fun and easy to make!!
- Thu Feb 12, 06:47:00 PM CST
- ~amy~ said...
The DT is seriously rockin' this sketch...WOWZA!
- Fri Feb 13, 06:13:00 AM CST
- Cyndi said...
I linked my card for the sketch but I kind of cheated. I used Stacey Kingman's wonderful card for this sketch as my inspiration! I was blank I needed help. Thank you, Stacey
- Fri Feb 13, 02:03:00 PM CST
- "Divine" Hand said...
There is such FANTASTIC inspiration here as of late!!! I enjoy everything that I lay my eyes upon including those of the CPS readers. Lovely work!!! Happy Love Day all!!!
- Fri Feb 13, 04:19:00 PM CST
- CurlyCraze said...
I'm here from Papertrey too... this is my first time participating in a CPS sketch, although I've seen the blog once or twice before. I'll be back!
- Fri Feb 13, 08:56:00 PM CST
- Sara said...
that was my first sketch challenge on this blog. I think I will have to come back for more!! really fun. =)
- Fri Feb 13, 10:49:00 PM CST
- Anabelle said...
Great projects and inspiration this week! Happy Birthday, CPS!!!
- Sat Feb 14, 05:19:00 AM CST
- rae said...
Lots going on here!!! thanks for the great sketch and all of the amazing inspiration.
I linked up my card ~
- Sat Feb 14, 05:39:00 AM CST
- carlzcardz said...
oh no please tell me im not too late spent ages on this as im not well!
carly xx
- Tue Feb 24, 12:16:00 PM CST
- Tami Mayberry said...
no, you're not too late. Mr Linky just gets removed at the end of each week and a new one added for the current week. You did it correctly, if there is no box jut leave your link in the comments ;)
- Tue Feb 24, 12:57:00 PM CST
- carlzcardz said...
Thanks tammy! my first time over here! loved the challenge! carly xx
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NEWS RELEASECONTACT: Cami McKillop 972-237-8108, email@example.com FIREWORKS TO LIGHT UP THE SKY IN GRAND PRAIRIE FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
GRAND PRAIRIE—Grand Prairie will celebrate the U.S.A. with fireworks, baseball, a patriotic show and more July 3-6:
• The Lone Stars & Stripes Celebration – fireworks will sparkle at Lone Star Park Wednesday, July 3, and Thursday, July 4. Grandstand gates will open at 3 p.m. and the first live race will be at 5 p.m. Fireworks will follow the last live race at about 10 p.m. Bounce houses, pony rides and a petting zoo will be available 3-9 p.m. General admission is $5 and parking is free. Lone Star Park is located at 1000 Lone Star Parkway in Grand Prairie. For more information, call 972-263-RACE or visit www.lonestarpark.com
• Grand Prairie AirHogs – The AirHogs will play the Wichita Wingnuts on Wednesday, July 3 at 7:05 p.m., and Thursday, July 4, at 6:05 p.m. Stay at the ballpark after the game and watch the Lone Star Park fireworks. The AirHogs play at QuikTrip Park, 1600 Lone Star Parkway. For tickets, call 972-504-9383 or visit www.airhogsbaseball.com
• Joe Pool Lake Fireworks will begin at approximately 9:45 p.m. on Thursday, July 4, at Lynn Creek Park on Joe Pool Lake, 5700 Lake Ridge Parkway. Picnic, play at the beach and bring a blanket and chairs to enjoy fireworks at night this Independence Day. The entrance fee is $20 per vehicle at Lynn Creek and Loyd Park (including Grand Prairie residents and Annual Pass holders). For more information call 817-467-4135.
• Judy Norton's All American Broadway Review will feature patriotic songs from the Broadway stage at the Uptown Theater, 120 W. Main St. on Thursday, July 4 at 5 p.m. Presented by Texas Family musicals, this patriotic celebration featuring Judy Norton, who played Mary Ellen on The Walton's, excites with high energy dance numbers and toe tapping, hand clapping music. For tickets, call 972-237-8786 or visit www.uptowntheatergp.com.
• Red, White and Blueberries at the Farmers Market – Get a fresh start at the Farmers Market, 120 W. Main St., on Saturday, July 6, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, tamales, jellies, relishes, candles and more. For more information, visit www.gptx.org/farmersmarket.
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RYAN VREDE analyses the key match-ups and picks the winner in Saturday's Test.
Oh dear. The All Blacks. Dunedin. Massive pressure on the Springboks and their coach. I've seen this movie before. It ended in fairytale style in 2008 with Ricky Januarie's late chip and collect to seal the win. Sadly there'll be no replication of that memorable and rare result come Saturday.
Springbok victories in this fixture have predominantly been built on forward dominance and this Bok pack simply doesn't possess the physicality, industry or experience in the measures they need to trouble their hosts in general play or at the set pieces.
The former will be particularly decisive. The Blacks boast some of the game's best strike runners among their heavies, Kieran Read the finest of them. Their ability to offload in the tackle amplifies their threat and has ensured the Blacks' attacks have a fluidity that is hard to counter. Nullifying their impact would require a cohesive, brutal and accurate effort, the likes of which Argentina achieved in Wellington last week. The Pumas stopped the Blacks at the gainline and harassed them at the breakdown for the bulk of the contest, ensuring a scrappy recycle to their potent back division. The Springboks' second half effort in Perth in this regard doesn't stir confidence and with new second and back row combinations, their synergy is sure to be affected.
I called for the inclusion of Francois Louw, but stressed that his value would only become apparent if the Springboks were consistently bossing the tackle fight. I don't think they will, although Louw's breakdown work will limit the damage this deficiency has the potential to promote.
Their struggles will extend to the scrums, where the Blacks have generally held the upper hand. The Springboks' defensive lineout work used to be a cause of concern to the Blacks but they won't be losing sleep at the prospect of having to negotiate the challenge of Juandre Kruger and co.
How will their attack fare? I fear not much better. Their heavies have failed to inspire as platform-laying forces and the absence of Eben Etzebeth – the one player who made a consistent impact at the gainline – further undermines their cause. Their kickers will seldom have the luxury of time and space to launch their bombs, and the Blacks' high quality broken field runners have the capacity to hurt them for poorly placed punts.
I think the Springboks' desperation and the emotion the rivalry evokes will translate into an improved performance. However, that improvement needs to be significant to close the gap in quality between the sides and put them in a position to win. It won't be.
Prediction: All Blacks by 12
All Blacks – 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Cory Jane, 13 Conrad Smith, 12 Ma'a Nonu, 11 Julian Savea, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Piri Weepu, 8 Kieran Read, 7 Richie McCaw (c), 6 Liam Messam, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Andrew Hore, 1 Tony Woodcock.
Subs: 16 Keven Mealamu, 17 Charlie Faumuina, 18 Brodie Retallick, 19 Victor Vito, 20 Aaron Smith, 21 Beauden Barrett, 22 Tamati Ellison.
Springboks – 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Bryan Habana, 13 Jean de Villiers (c), 12 Frans Steyn, 11 Francois Hougaard, 10 Morné Steyn, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Willem Alberts, 6 Francois Louw, 5 Juandre Kruger, 4 Flip van der Merwe, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Adriaan Strauss, 1 Beast Mtawarira.
Subs: 16 Tiaan Liebenberg, 17 Dean Greyling, 18 Andries Bekker, 19 Marcell Coetzee, 20 Johan Goosen, 21 Juan de Jongh, 22 Pat Lambie.


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Balanced Offensive Attack and 13 Aces Lead to 3-0 Sweep over Coker for Women's Volleyball on Senior Day
October 13, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University used a balanced offensive attack and served up13 aces on the day, six by sophomore Kelly Lancellot (Naples, FL), during a 3-0 (25-23, 25-18, 25-14) sweep of visiting Coker College in Conference Carolinas womens volleyball action on Saturday afternoon. The Lady Falcons improve to 5-14 overall, 4-7 in league play while sending the Cobras to 5-17, 5-7.
Lancellots aces came at a great time during a 20-20 tight first set. A kill and three aces over the next four plays allowed the Lady Falcons to grab an eventual 25-23 set win after final kills by Meghan Davis (Fulton, MO) and Jessica Homrich (Grand Rapids, MI).
Lancellot would add three more aces in the second set to help Pfeiffer take a 2-0 match lead. Coker also helped out by committing nine errors, four of those blocks by Lancellot, Homrich, Anna Vizvary (North Augusta, SC) and Jordan OBryant (Reidsville, NC). Three-straight kills would close out the set as Milana Mervosh (Roebuck, SC) sandwiched a kill in between Homrich and OBryant to end the middle set.
Set three belonged to Pfeiffer from start to finish as another Davis ace and back-to-back kills by OBryant, honored before the game for senior day, staked the hosts out to a fast 15-4 lead. Coker would get as close as eight at 18-10, but final kills from Lancellot and Brianna Jones (Atlanta, GA) finished off the Saturday sweep.
Mervosh, Vizvary and Homrich each contributed seven kills on the day for the Lady Falcons while Lancellot and OBryant followed right behind with six. Pfeiffer would hit an even .400 in the middle set to finish at .275 for the afternoon. Coker was led by Taylor Willis (Zephyrhills, FL), April Griggs (Bishopville, SC), Hannah Vadakin (Centennial, CO) and Catie Truzzolino (Pompano Beach, FL) who each recorded seven kills in the loss.
Pfeiffer will now take the week off for Fall Break before heading to the Mount Olive Classic next weekend for contests against Armstrong Atlantic and the host Trojans.


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January 25, 2013
ASI Lecture series continues with Stephen Moore
Member of The Wall Street Journal editorial board and senior economics writer Stephen Moore continues the 2012-13 American Studies Institute Distinguished Lecture Series Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Benson Auditorium.
Moore divides his work between Washington, D.C., and New York focusing on economic issues, including budget, tax and monetary policy. He contributes to the Journal frequently and was previously known as former president of the Club for Growth, which raises money for political candidates who favor free-market economic policies. Moorealso served as president of the Free Enterprise Fund before coming to the Journal.
He served as a senior economist on the Congressional Joint Economic Committee, as a budget expert for the Heritage Foundation, and as a senior economics fellow at the Cato Institute where he published a number of studies on federal and state tax and budget policy.
Moore will make a presentation titled, "How America Can Get Its Mojo Back." Open seating — no ticket necessary. For more information, contact the American Studies Institute at 501-279-4497.
Governor Mike Beebe will continue the lecture series, Tuesday, March 5 and concluding the series April 25 will be Bill Simon, president and CEO of Walmart U.S.


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A disturbing new trend—"pet flipping"—has been getting a lot of attention this week.
Pet flipping involves a criminal picking up a pet, either by stealing the animal or claiming to be the pet parent of a missing pet, and then quickly selling the animal for a profit. Is your blood boiling yet? It gets worse!
According to Time, pet flipping is on the rise in cities including Kansas City, St. Louis and Indianapolis. The stolen dogs are often purebred and very valuable. In March, an Indianapolis man was arrested after a three-month investigation found he had been stealing dogs for years, mostly purebred German Shepherds, Rottweilers and Pit Bulls.
"Many of these pets are housed in puppy mill-like conditions until they can be flipped—no food or water, caged and sick," Dawn Contos, of Indianapolis Animal Care and Control, said in an interview following the arrest.
For tips on finding a lost pet, please visit our pet care section.
We'll be on Katie on Monday, July 22 to talk about pet flipping. Check your local listings and tune in!
You adopt a dog, take care of it instead of taking it back because it's sick. I understand returning because it doesn't get along with another pet or bites the kids. but not illness. As for legalizing puppy mills, that's insane. The world doesn't need more puppies and really, do you think they could be regulated? Why would you want animals to suffer. Shows what kind of pet store owner you are, you don't mind making a buck off animals suffering. I do believe they call that GREED! People don't want to return their new pet. Most are attached right away. Back in the 80's I bought a pet store dog. You know cute puppy in the window. Paid a lot of money. With training he was one of the best dogs I had. Lived 17 years. Years later I adopted a 2 year old dog from a shelter. She was right up there with the other dog, I didn't have to pay to have her trained, she already was! And she only cost 60 dollars. Lived 15 years. Now I have 2 dogs from a back yard breeder. Her place wasn't as bad as the ones you see on tv, but still I was glad when she finally gave it up. We don't need more puppies...I do agree on "free" dogs. People will usually take them on a whim. I'm guilty of that. Sometimes they work out, sometimes not. Then you have to find them a good home. And yes many abusers snatch them up, but many abuse dogs they bought. An abuser is an abuser, no matter the cost...Find other things to sell in your store, just not puppy mill dogs!
I hope this is a troll or you are running a puppy mill yourself. Why are shelter dogs inferior to puppy mill dogs? Dogs from shelter have a very heterogeneous background. No one can really guarantee their breeds. All they need is love, care and proper training. Just like human, they can also get sick. I adopted one dog and three cats from three different shelters. They all have their own unique personalities, and I love them all.
I really don't understand how you can say "I took him back to be treated and was told he had some illness and had to be put to sleep never to return home." If that was your son would you really be okay with "No idea what is going on but lets euthanize him"??? No. Shelter pets need somebody who loves them and has patience, which you clearly don't have for animals.
I will ONLY adopt animals from shelters or rescue groups. I will not even shop at stores where dogs and cats are sold for profit when so many are killed every year because they are unwanted. To continue breeding animals and killing them off like they are extra entities without feeling is inhumane. The monsters are in the profit business: the hearts are found at the shelters. You want true love, adopt a shelter pet!
Your story doesn't make sense. As an "owner of a pet store" you should know that "puppy mills" are usually legal enterprises and managed by the USDA. There is a large market of purebred and designer dogs...mostly by the uneducated public. The fact is the USDA does not have enough inspectors and is unable to enforce the health and safety regulations already in place. It is up to each county/state government to ensure all breeders within it's border follow specific guidelines. But those that are intent on making money by the sale of pets are often unethical, and proper care of those pets cut into the profit margin.
I have been involved in rescue for over 30 years, and it sounds like your experience with rescued/adopted pets comes from more a lack of knowledge and discretion of choice with the pets you rescued. Many dogs enter the shelter healthy, and even despite rigorous cleaning and sanitary practices, many will develop illnesses like kennel cough or parvo. I would dare to say the same is true of pet store, puppy mill dogs, and backyard breeders.
The only people who should breed dogs are professionals, whose sole intent is to better the breed by careful genetic screening and selection of mates. A true breeder NEVER makes money from their litters because of the cost of proper care and the limited number of litters. The same applies to true rescues, the cost of care for all animals often exceeds the amount of adoption fees, their only goal is to save many worthy lives.
Your argument is beyond flawed. Money shouldn't be the factor of whether an individual will take better care of a pet. It's like saying rich people take care of their kids than poor families. Adoption Centers exist to provide animals with an opportunity to find a better home. 5 years ago today I adopted my dog from a No-Kill Facility. He already had a microchip, was house trained, and adaptable. The only problem was that his owner just let him go! Someone found this little Shih Tzu abandoned in the woods with his coat matted! The rationale thing this individual did was take him to the nearest shelter. One week later I walked into that shelter with hopes to provide some volunteer hours, not knowing I would come back home with a dog. My love and dedication to my wonderful little boy was knowing that he and I were given the opportunity to provide each other with love and affection when we both needed it. I don't know whether buying a dog at a pet store is better or worse than adopting a pet from a shelter, but all I know is you can't provide assumptions when your reasons aren't valid. The intention of adopting a pet is knowing you are giving him or her a second chance to live. Whether that dog or cat has health issues shouldn't be a determining factor is to why shelters are bad. What if you adopted a child and he or she came with health concerns years later, would you return the child????? Shame on you for your ignorance.
You have no idea what buying a puppy is all about. I have a friend who purchased a Chi from a backyard puppy breeder. They paid $600 for the pup. They now have over $6000.00 invested in medical bills. Can't even give him anesthesia to get him neutered because it will kill him. Most breeders and puppy mills are only anxious to make $$$$. We need to stop all this pet store selling of puppies because most of them come from puppy mills. Go to your local humane society and adopt if you don't want to purchase from a pound. You will pay some money but the dogs are vetted, spayed/neutered and medical issues are usually all taken care of. Please do some research on those puppies purchased at pet stores. The parents to your pups suffer at the hands of these people. Puppy mills need to be banned! Adopt a shelter pet, you will find your best friend there! Pet stores have gone through law suits for selling puppies that die or puppies people have had to put thousands of dollars into. Please educate yourself on this issue!
I have loved every single SPCA adoption I have ever had...and my two most current small rescue dogs. They, in return, have given us years of love and fun stories. Part of the joy is taking a pup with 'problems' and working it out! Relationships are WORK! The relationship between man and animal is no different! It just depends on the amount of work you are willing to put in, and the patience and time you are willing to wait for that return of good behavior and love...for us it has been more than worth it!
I have 2 rescues and they are very much cared for and loved. How dare you say people don't take are of a rescue dog more than a pet store bought puppy, my babies are spoiled and wouldn't have it any other way. I will always go to a shelter for an animal to be a member of my family. You are the reason there are puppy mills.
I have 2 rescues and they are very much cared for and loved. How dare you say people don't take are of a rescue dog more than a pet store bought puppy, my babies are spoiled and wouldn't have it any other way. I will always go to a shelter for an animal to be a member of my family. You are the reason there are puppy mills.


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In addition to the work that Blue Jays players, coaches and staff do within the community, the organization is extremely proud of the Lady Jays and the time and effort they spend making Toronto a better place. Each year the Lady Jays support the following organizations:
On August 8, 9, and 10, the Lady Jays will be hosting the 30th Annual Lady Jays Food Drive in support of Food Banks Canada. Fans will be able to donate non-perishable food items, provide monetary donations, and purchase grab bags for $25 and $40 which contain an autographed baseball cap and other various Blue Jays items.
The Lady Jays Food Drive is the Blue Jays' longest standing community initiative, and each year raises awareness about hunger and food bank use in Canada. The food donations are shared with Food Banks Canada's local Affiliate Member food bank: Daily Bread Food Bank. Daily Bread Food Bank supports approximately 170 member agencies that operate a variety of food relief programs across Toronto. Financial proceeds are directed to Food Banks Canada to support its national programs.
Food Banks Canada supports ten provincial associations and over 480 food banks nationally. Through Food Banks Canada's National Food Sharing System, every dollar raised helps to acquire and share $20 worth of food and consumer products with individuals who require assistance. Food Banks Canada' works to alleviate hunger today and prevent hunger tomorrow.
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On May 15, 2014, the Lady Jays will be volunteering to assist with the Sportsnet Charity Broadcast Auction presented by TD, held at Rogers Centre. The event, which raises funds for the Jays Care Foundation, allows fans to bid on Blue Jays packages containing exclusive experiences and collections of memorabilia.
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Misdirected Zeal
Okay, time for some more thoughts on poverty. Well, tangentially related to poverty really – it's more focused on how religion can come into play within NGOs.
In case you weren't aware, some of the biggest NGO charities are built upon religious ideals. World Vision and The Salvation Army are textbook examples. In Australia at least, other well known groups include The Brotherhood of St Lawrence and St Vincent de Paul. And I don't have a problem with this, by and large. I think most atheists can find common ground with Christians (the faith which all the above organisations represent) and other religious people, and the actions of these groups are generally things I'm happy to support.
What makes me a little angry, however, is when faith gets in the way of helping people – ie. a missionary approach. I know there are NGO organisations here in Cambodia that teach English from the Bible, while others only employ locals if they convert to Christianity. The focus is less about helping others, and more about converting them to your religion.
I've no idea if this problem exists in religious-but-not-Christian NGOs – but I was raised as a Catholic, and have some understanding of the underlying ideals of the religion, and I'm pretty damn certain that these less than savoury practices are not what Jesus would do.
Anyway, that's just an observation (well, more of a rant, really) from my time in Cambodia. And no NGO is perfect, really. I promise future posts will be a bit more constructive though (and hey, there'll be some more code-focused ones too).


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Demers Leads Women's Golf to 12th Place Finish at NSU Shark Invitational
October 13, 2009
PALM BEACH GARDENS, F.L. Sophomore Lady Falcon Chelsea Demers (Wilton, NH) fired rounds of 78 and 79 to lead Pfeiffer University to a 12th place finish at the NSU Shark Invitational, hosted by Nova Southeastern, at the par 72, 6,163-yard PGA National Resort and Spa.
Demers finished in a tie for 19th overall with a 157 total, while Joanna Coe of Rollins took home medalist honors firing a 70 and 69 for a 139 finish. Host Nova won the event firing a team total of 589. Pfeiffers team totals concluded at 687.
Other Pfeiffer finishers saw sophomore Elizabeth Johnson (Asheboro, NC) conclude the two-day circuit with a T-58 finish at 176 (87/89). Jackie McMenimon (Easton, MA) wrapped up in 61st place at 177 (88/89), freshman Rene Kelly (Lehigh Acres, FL) 64th at 179 (94/85) and freshman Alison Cowles (East Longmeadow, MA) at T-65 with a 181 (94/87).
The Lady Falcons womens golf team will participate in one more fall tournament taking place October 26-27th. Pfeiffer will travel to St. Augustine, FL to play in the two-day Flager Invitational in two weeks.
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Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS)
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Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
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Toxic shock syndrome is a severe illness associated with group A Streptococcus (GAS or Streptococcus pyogenes); this bacterium produces a toxin termed TSS toxin-1 (TSST-1). TSS was first described in 1978 in children, but subsequent reports identified TSS outbreaks in women and were associated with tampon use. Although first thought to be additionally associated with menstruation, over the past years, less than half of TTS cases have been associated with menstruation. Although most cases of TTS occur in women, about 25% of nonmenstrual infections occur in men. TSS is also associated with Staphylococcus infections; some strains of these bacteria produce exotoxins very similar to TSST-1.
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10 best and worst movies of 2012
The Weinstein Company
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper star in "Silver Linings Playbook," one of the year's best films.
Fox Searchlight
Anthony Hopkins as Alfred Hitchcock in "Hitchcock." Not good.
Sony Pictures
Carla Bruni (left) and Owen Wilson are shown in a scene from "Midnight in Paris."
Twentieth Century Fox
Daniel Day-Lewis gives a stellar performance as Lincoln in "Lincoln."
Millennium Entertainment
Shirley MacLaine portrays Marjorie Nugent (left) and Jack Black portrays Bernie Tiede in "Bernie."
The Weinstein Company
Amy Adams (left) and Philip Seymour Hoffman (center) in "The Master," one of the top 10 picks.
Some of the gratification of moviegoing was overshadowed by larger events. For instance, when I went to the preview of "The Hobbit" at a theater equipped to show the film in a super-sharp new digital format (the equivalent of 48 frames per second rather than the industry standard of 24 frames per second), the technology swamped the movie itself.
Everything looked clear, slick and utterly bizarre, like something between a daytime soap opera and a video game. "The Hobbit" didn't look like a movie, the way we've been seeing movies since 1896 or so.
Is this the future? Maybe, maybe not. But digital itself is not the future, it's already the present: Almost everything you're seeing at a theater now is projected digitally, and most of it was shot digitally, not on film.
• Click here for Robert Horton's 10 best and worst movies of 2012.
On a graver note, 2012 was the year a man with guns went into a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., and murdered 12 people and wounded 58 others while they had gathered for a screening of "The Dark Knight Rises."
Most of us, I think, had seen a movie theater as a safe place, a kind of sanctuary away from the world. That might not ever be quite the same again.
There was also the weird fallout from a laughably moronic 14-minute YouTube trailer, "The Innocence of Muslims," which prompted some people to start killing other people.
It was the kind of year a film from Iran, "A Separation," could win an Oscar as best foreign language film, while Iran was throwing a different filmmaker, Jafar Panahi, into jail. Panahi's offenses, not surprisingly, involved making movies that the government did not appreciate.
And yet, in the midst of this trouble, things can shine -- including the fact that Panahi, while under house arrest, managed to make a feature and get it smuggled (in a thumb drive concealed in a cake) to the outside world. See below for more on "This Is Not a Film."
There were other very strong foreign films this year, and Hollywood seemed to wake up at the end. One winning trend was the spectacle of idiosyncratic filmmakers being given free rein to create distinctive and sometimes downright peculiar visions: Paul Thomas Anderson with "The Master," David Cronenberg with "Cosmopolis," Ang Lee with "Life of Pi," Steven Soderbergh with "Haywire" and "Magic Mike," and Quentin Tarantino with "Django Unchained."
Some of those movies even made money. Also having a good year: Sally Field, who fought for the role of Mary Lincoln and then ferociously held her ground against the formidable Daniel Day-Lewis; Ben Affleck, who casually made both a very entertaining film and a box-office hit out of "Argo"; and feature-length animators, who once again had a better batting average than live-action movies.
Among the losers this year included the Wachowskis, whose expensive and ambitious "Cloud Atlas" flopped on a big scale; Will Ferrell, who underperformed with "The Campaign" and "Case de mi Padre" (the latter an occasionally amusing Spanish-language melodrama that must've sounded funny on the drawing board); and Disney, which allegedly lost something like $200 million on its misbegotten "John Carter."
I won't even mention the relationship woes of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, because, well, the pain is too fresh.
It is a relief, after a year like that, to get to listing some of the best pictures that opened in the Puget Sound area in 2012 -- and some of the worst, of course. Movies you may have read about elsewhere, such as "Zero Dark Thirty" and "Amour," won't open here until 2013, so they'll have to wait their turn.
Let's get to it. A platter of crabbie snacks and homemades (please see "Silver Linings Playbook" for an explanation) to the following films, in approximate order of awesomeness. Click here for the 10 best and worst movies of 2012.
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Louis Ledbetter said he could tell, from the bedroom doorway, the elderly woman was dead.
He said he felt for a pulse in her left wrist.
She was cold and clammy to the touch.
During Thursday's court testimony in the murder trial of Donald Eugene Borders, Ledbetter said he clearly remembers Margaret Tessneer's dentures lying beside her on the mattress, dried blood staining the false teeth.
He remembers a bruise on her wrist and the way the blood had pooled in her outstretched arm.
Ledbetter said he reached up and closed Tessneer's open eyes, out of respect, and asked for a sheet to place over her body.
He said he is retired now but spent 19 years responding to emergency calls as a Cleveland County paramedic. He testified in court that most of the details of that day have escaped his memory.
In a photo displayed for jurors to see, Tessneer's body is shown splayed on the bed, feet dangling off the side and arms flung out.
On Thursday, Ledbetter said looking at that photo brought back memories of Sept. 20, 2003, when he responded to the call at 1024 Railroad Ave.
Vic Haynes, who was working as a Shelby Police patrol officer in 2003, said he was dispatched to Tessneer's home after the 911 call came in and was the first to arrive.
He testified about finding the phone lines ripped away from the outside of the house and the two cement blocks stacked under her bedroom window.
Haynes said he cleared everyone from the house and had an officer posted in the front and back yards.
'It was a traumatic experience'
On that Saturday morning, around 11 a.m., 79-year-old Margaret Tessneer was found by her daughter and son-in-law.
Libby Clark testified Thursday she went with her husband, Tommy Clark, to a doctor's appointment and then stopped at Hardees to pick up a biscuit for her mother.
When they arrived at Tessneer's home, Clark said, before she even got out of the car, she noticed two cement blocks lying on the north side of her mother's house.
She testified she thought that was unusual.
When she walked up the steps to the closed-in porch, the screen door was unlocked, Clark said.
She said she remembers knocking on the front door, waiting a brief moment, and then turning the knob.
It, too, was unlocked.
"Mama was very cautious," Clark said.
When she stepped inside the house, she said she looked down the hall and noticed the lamp on a dresser in her mother's bedroom that had been left on.
Clark said Tessneer never left lights burning in the daylight.
Then she saw her mother lying on the bed, unresponsive, and said she tried to use a phone in the bedroom to call 911. When it didn't work, Clark said she tried another phone in the house but it didn't work either.
She said she ran down the street to a neighbor's house and yelled through an open window to call 911.
"It was a traumatic experience," Clark said.
She said it was around a year before she was able to step foot in the house again.
Tessneer's two daughters, Libby Clark and Peggy Sparks, both testified in court Thursday that their mother was in good health.
Clark said Tessneer had been living on Railroad Avenue since 1958.
She said her mother suffered from osteoarthritis but it was the only medical condition she had, to her knowledge.
The sisters said their mother enjoyed getting out of the house and both women visited their mother frequently.
Sparks said she had lunch with Tessneer, as she usually did during the week, the day before her mother's death.
She remembered it was warm out that day and her mother was in high spirits.
Sparks said the two had lunch and watched a soap opera.
It was the last time anyone saw her mother alive.
'It won't be a short trial'
Thursday afternoon, the trial began when both defense and prosecution presented opening statements to an attentive jury.
Donald Eugene Borders, head propped up by one hand, sat at the defense's table peering through his glasses at a yellow legal pad in front of him.
He jotted notes as Assistant District Attorney Sally Kirby-Turner faced the jurors and began talking about that Saturday in September 10 years ago.
Kirby-Turner explained how an investigation began the day Tessneer died, and how her body was sent to a doctor for an autopsy.
She said a rape kit was also performed.
She told jurors they would hear testimony from several people, including the State Bureau of Investigation agent who took the sperm found on Tessneer's body and created a DNA profile from that sperm.
Kirby-Turner said the case languished for several years.
In 2009, it was deemed a cold case.
A Shelby Police detective was assigned to the case and began working it with SBI Agent John Kaiser.
"They worked on it vigorously," Kirby-Turner said. "Eventually they came to the conclusion they needed to get a DNA sample from Mr. Borders."
She said a sample was collected from Borders' cigarette butt and sent to the SBI lab.
When compared, Kirby-Turner said, the sample from the cigarette matched the sample developed from Tessneer's body.
"It won't be a short trial, it will be a lengthy trial," she said to the jury. "But every piece of evidence the state will offer is very important in this case."
'You're going to have to answer the question'
David Teddy, Borders' attorney, solemnly told jurors that in the next several days they will have to make a decision.
"The decision that you're going to have to make is what happened on Railroad Avenue in September of 2003," he said.
Teddy told jurors they would have to make that decision based on the evidence presented in the courtroom and the testimony they heard from the witness stand.
"...You're going to have to answer the question of whether there was a break-in, you're going to have to answer whether there was a rape, you're going to have to answer whether there was a homicide," he said, facing the jurors. "As we are all sitting here right now, everybody has agreed there's been no break-in, no rape, no homicide."
Teddy said a "finger of suspicion" has been pointed at Donald Eugene Borders, beginning in 2009, and what happened after that finger was pointed at Borders will shock the jury.
He said jurors will hear about evidence that was contaminated by several people, including police officers.
"From the moment the investigation began, there were problems," Teddy said. "I contend that you're also going to find the DNA testing was contaminated and there were problems with the DNA testing in this case."
Teddy instructed jurors to not be blinded by science.
"To this day the case has not been declared a homicide," he said.
Autopsy results came back with an undetermined cause of death.
Teddy said if jurors found that the evidence in the case had been contaminated, they must come back with a verdict of not guilty.
The trial is set to resume today.
Follow the trial
Star reporter Rebecca Clark is following the trial.
Follow her on Twitter @TheStarRebecca for the latest developments.
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CHAPPELL HILL, Texas -- With a population of just 350 people, what Chappell Hill lacks in size -- it more than makes up for in flair.
You never know who s sitting in this bank, said Ed Smith, president of the Chappell Hill Bank. If you re coming in to rob it, I think you re going to be in a world of hurt.
That s because the person standing next to you could be packing heat. You see, the Chappell Hill Bank is the first in the nation that actually welcomes legally concealed handguns.
We ve been robbed five times, said Smith, All of them by Yankees.
It s worth noting, the bank hasn t been robbed a sixth time, and Smith doesn t hesitate the debate raging over gun control in the wake of the Connecticut school shootings.
Everybody wants the government to do something, said Smith. People need to do things for themselves.
The NRA views any effort to limit access to guns as an infringement on the Second Amendment. Not surprisingly, here on Main Street in Chappell Hill, most people agree.
I think every bank should allow conceal carry, said Peron Einkauf. I think every school should allow it. Everybody who carries is more for fixing the problem than going after what they re proposing in Washington.
People down here have a mindset about taking care of themselves, said Smith. If we have a flood, I don t think you re going to see people sitting in water up to their knees waiting for FEMA to come help them.
Here in Chappell Hill, their weapons may be concealed, but not their passion for the right to carry them.


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La Vie.
This look is awesome! Love the skirt ^^ x
cute skirt! and i adore your new header!! xoxo jillian:: don't miss my fishs eddy dish giveaway!
gurrrl i'mma DYING right now!!! you look effing amaze!! big love xxxx
You look super cute! Love your lipstick!
- Dani
Love your skirt!
And those shoes.. awesome
this is a fantastic combo!! love it
This is such a cool look. Congratulations to your sister, must be so much fun to shop for a wedding!
this is prob my most fave outfit from you! i love the casual look yet fun and edgy with the skirt and boots. your style's always my fave girl! p.s. loving the lipliner!
<3, Kathleen.
Rawr baby Rawr!!!
This skirt is the perfect addition to your Fall skirt line…so many yummy colors punctuated with the most ferosh of them all! Dude I just bought a furry leopard satchel, leopard Mary Janes, leopard booties, and a leopard scarf…hoping to wear 'em all simultaneously…you think that's too much?? ;D
Gorgeous dollface! Classic killer look! Good luck with dress shopping!
Peace. Love. LOL!
Haute Khuuture Blog
This is such a cool outfit, love!
SO BEAUTIFUL!! Those shoes… Wow. Pure perfection with the tee and leopard printed skirt.
All of the best
Karoline Kalvo
I love your outfits and your hair so much!
Great outfit! I really love your shirt! Nice blog!
I am in love with your outfit! leopard is my latest obsession and those booties are so different and awesome!
Nice outfit! love you look so casual and chic too
Love your Proenza booties!
The booties & skirt are perfection! You look stunnning as usual.
love it
Jules! You look so feisty and beautiful. Such a lovely mixture of brown + black. xx
♥, Jamie
Totally in love with that skirt-and-tee-combo, you look awesome!
I think you rocked your inner bad-ass look, the oufit is amazing and oohh the red lipstick love it.x
Love this look. Im still trying to work the body con during the day look You worked it
Love the skirt. I am fan of anything leopard and I really like how you paired it with a flowy top.
Great outfit and pics!!!
Pretty! I follow you xo
I am in love with this outfit!!!!!!!!!
so cute !
oh, i am so in love with your boots! <3
la tiquismiquis
love love your style!
I wait daily for a new post from YOU!
YOU rock xoxoxo
Love your bag and shirt !
perfect style
Absolutely adore this outfit!
red, leopard, black. such a classic great combination. what color lipstick are you wearing? i have a similar color to that from kat von d! anyway loving the look
your are the cutest and most sophisticated bad a** I've seen, hands down, fierce!
Cess O. <3 The Outfit Diaries
Love the new header… really elegant the font used =)
cute skirt, love this 'bad ass' outfit, hehe!
Krissy xoxo
oh jules, you look wonderful! <3
la tiquismiquis
Love this whole outfit. You always style yourself so perfectly. Those boots are gorgeous and I love that skirt.
Besides having a closet I'd kill for, you have the best skin! What products do you use to keep it so beautiful?
i seriously love this outfit, i wish i was wearing it right now
You look so pretty! Amazing outfit honey This is seriously what I picture in my mind for the perfect, yet laid-back outfit.
love your new header <3 and the leopard skirt is amazing ! you always look so beautiful xx nadine from ballerinasbun.blogspot.com <3
Love this look, especially the red lip! You wear it so well.
i really love your look! soo pretty! i have new post in my blog, i hope you can comment it:)
You are such a stunner! Love this lip color on you!
another great outfit!
i love that skirt
Breezeybee Blog
That skirt looks lush against your skin tone! Love the mixed metals as well x
love the leopard print skirt and your lipstick!
I'm totally in love with your hair for weeks!
greetings from Portugal!
with love,
oh so lovely
Another amazing outfit! As usual
This is perfection. In love with those boots! x
Lovely skirt! And your tee is pretty cool!
Great blog, keep it up!
xoxo from germany, Jasmin
awesome as ever!
Love the colors!
This is my favourite look you have posted (and you constantly amaze me!) Those boots are to die for! xx
i LOVE this outfit, lipstick & boots! So chic! XOXO, http://www.NatalyasCloset.com
Looove this bad ass you!:-) Amazing skirt!
You look absolutely stunning. I can't believe that top is from F21. So gorgeous.
You look absolutely gorgeous!
xoxo Ra
amazing!! the lipstick is stunning!
love this look! that skirt is too cute
xo Julia
Always looking fabulous! & your hair looks great! Xo
you always look so effortlessly chic! I love this mix of tough,cute, baggy, & tight.. Genius!! Have fun looking at the dresses
Your outfits are the BEST!
Have a Good Day!
always love your choice of outfits and styling.
I can't get over how cool you are! I love leopard…
Those booties are absolutely AMAZING! Love the way you styled them too!
Amazing Outfit!!
I love animal prints!!
You look great! I adore those boots.
you look great! i really like the leopard skirt! good luck searching for a dress
Happy Friday!
Really amazing look, and I'm in love with your new header!
Love the leopard print skirt and slouchy top! You look adorable
i love the new look on ur blog!
You always manage to get every look right! I love this, effortlessly cool! Love the new header too!
Burn the Blonde XX
Love your skirt, looking awesome
XO Charlotte
love the shirt and bag!
lovely combination of colours.
This outfit is super cute and I can't get over the boots. That lip color looks good on you too. <3
SOOO gorgeoussss!!!!
owww owww! LOVE this look!
I don't care how overplayed or tacky animal print can be – i still think it looks amazing. That skirt rocks!!
xo Karacter
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Really lovely outfit!!!
So grunge!
Love the outfit!!
i love the outfit, leopard pencil skirt with a big tee shirt you are deffinatley one of my favorite style bloggers
Wow, those pictures are gorgous. I'm in love with your outfit.
Great new logo!
Awesome leopard skirt!!! Love it!!!
i love you and your amazing blog!! Am still freaked out that you actually visited mine:)
I love everything in this look!
leopard! and black… sexy style jules!
lurves it!
Those booties are just AMAZING!
Hola Jules!
Esa falda de BCBG es de esta temporada?
Me encanto! soy fan de todo lo que sea leopard print.
Such cool shoes!
hey!! i cant believe i had not rn into you before! youre wesome and i am in love with this outfit!!!
Oh my goodness this is perfect and you are adorable! AND I cannot stop drooling over your Proenza booties. Too good.
This outfit is so inspiring!
You are so beautiful!
I loved her skirt!!!
I love the red lipstick with you hair color. Looks gorgeous.
Soo beautiful..this look is really perfect. I love the green boots with it all…different but compliments it all perfect. Love this look
This outfit is simple in a way, but completely chic and bad ass! Love it
love this combo. btw, love your lippie. <3
Your hair is pure perfection! You look absolutely beautiful as always!
Xx One More Chance
Looking perfect as always Jules. Love the Proenza boots in that green!
You are really beautiful!
Love your outfit and style:).
Do you know who make the leopard pencil skirt?


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Nancy Loome of The Parents' Campaign, a Jackson, MIssissippi-based network of over 62,000 Mississippians, was the guest speaker at the regular meeting of Delta Kappa Gamma Society on Saturday, Jan. 19th, at 10 AM, East Side Elementary. Shown here is (from left) Nancy Loome and Lucille Armstrong, Legislative Chair for the local chapter. Ms. Loome spoke to members about charter school legislation currently before the board as well as other initiative currently being discussed. For more information on The Parents' Campaign and up-to-date information on charter schools and other issues, visit the web atView more articles in:


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Thread: S o t D, Tuesday, 11 May 2010
Tauer Orange Star
SotE - Floris JF.
Olivia Giacobetti's L'Ether (IUNX)
Z Zegna
Don't Smell the Flowers,
They're an Evil Drug to Make You Lose Your Mind --- Dio
Creed Baie de Genievre
Eau de Cartier
Can Can Paris Hilton
- Eau de Parfum -
Tea for Two today.
Habit Rouge edc.
Ungaro III
Bath & Body Works ~ Japanese Cherry Blossom
i Profumi di Firenze's Legno Amaro.
Nice, full vetiver top note with a woodsy drydown that has a hint of pepper and the sea.
Catherine Deneuve: "You should put scent where you like to be kissed."
vetiver (1948) by Creed
Musc Ravageur...Lovely stuff...Reminds me of Shalimar.
CdG Vettiveru for me! The Kool-Aide of vetivers--it's hilarious!
That girl, that bottle, that mattress and me.
Yves Saint Laurent
Musc Ravageur
Frederic Malle
Rare, vintage, and niche off-site sales.
Splits: Ferragamo Incense Suede, Trumper Eucris, O'driu Eva Kant.
New atomizer and decanting supplies for sale.
For me a work of fiction exists only insofar as it affords me what I shall bluntly call aesthetic bliss, that is a sense of being somehow, somewhere, connected with other states of being where art (curiosity, tenderness, kindness, ecstasy) is the norm. - Vladimir Nabokov
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Vetiver (vintage Eau de Toilette) by Guerlain
Bois du Portugal - Creed
New York by Parfums de Nicolaï
Yves Saint Laurent Jazz
Habit Rouge Beau Cavalier
Le Maaaaaale
Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille
Marc Jacobs for Men
Bulgari Black
I'm wearing Eau des Merveilles today.
After smelling the horrible Secretions Magnifiques, I had to take a shower and after that i dabbed some Sticky Cake on skin:
Aramis Havana Reserva this evening.
I'm a colognosaurus. Rawr!
Michael Kors for Men tonight to continue the tobacco theme.
SotD Acier Aluminum. So perfect for a cool spring day.
SotE Rochas Man: continuing the sugar high
EROLFA - For the first time (from a decant). Very nice.
No. 19 (current Eau de Toilette) by Chanel
Saks 5th Avenue Pour Homme by Bond No.9
Sensual Vetiver - Herrera for Men
PdN Cologne Sologne
Royal Bain de Champagne edt Caron
Cheap but great peppery vanilla - Avon Black Suede Touch