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Taxing international wealth transfers-Microblog Buzz-March 12
America spends more on social welfare than China-Microblog Buzz-March 11
Battle against pollution to save the nation-Microblog Buzz-March 10
Western media's focus China's military budget-Microblog Buzz-March 07
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Weibo users' two cents on the Oscars-Microblog Buzz-March 05
Chinese angry at U.S. coverage of terrorist attack-Microblog Buzz-March 04
Gray Locke's final speech as Ambassador to China-Microblog Buzz-March 03
Oliver Stone on brainwashed Americans-Microblog Buzz-February 28
Weibo reacts to U.S. Military downsize-Microblog Buzz-February 27
No more American flags made in China?-Microblog Buzz-February 26
American's No.1 enemy is China?-Microblog Buzz-February 25
Language test fraud halts visas in the U.K.-Microblog Buzz-February 24
Weibo reacts to legalization of euthanasia-Microblog Buzz-February 21
Obama's ambassador nominees questioned-Microblog Buzz-February 20
Americans least worried about aging population-Microblog Buzz-February 19
Weibo reacts to rising global area of GM corps-Microblog Buzz-February 18
Saipan born Chinese babies-Microblog Buzz-February 17
Wealthy Chinese taking money out of China-Microblog Buzz-February 14
Rich Chinese renting American wombs-Microblog Buzz-February 13
Global defense spending on the rise-Microblog Buzz-February 12
U.S. reaffirms support for Japan against China-Microblog Buzz-February 11
Trial for fatal shooting of two Chinese students-Microblog Buzz-February 10
Coca-cola angers net users with Super Bowl ad-Microblog Buzz-February 07
U.S. warns China over South China air defense zone-Microblog Buzz-February 06
The disappearing middle class in the U.S-Microblog Buzz-February 05
Beijing pollution better than new Delhi?-Microblog Buzz-February 04
Chinese New Years as an American holiday-Microblog Buzz-February 03
U.S. voted top tourist destination by Chinese travelers-Microblog Buzz-January 31
Chinese New Year Dishes-Microblog Buzz-January 30
Chinese banned from Virgin galactic-Microblog Buzz-January 29
Chinese TV rips off Colbert Report-Microblog Buzz-January 28
Swiss banks divulge secrets-Microblog Buzz-January 27
China's export tied to U.S. air pollution?-Microblog Buzz-January 24
N.Y. cops arrest 84-year-old Chinese jaywalker-Microblog Buzz-January 23
U.S. spending bill upsets China-Microblog Buzz-January 22
China catching up to U.S. in R&D spending-Microblog Buzz-January 21
Air pollution & finger pointing-Microblog Buzz-January 20
China opening doors to American GMOs-Microblog Buzz-January 17
A weapon to destroy all rice-Microblog Buzz-January 16
China's fishing restrictions raise debate-Microblog Buzz-January 14
Chinese tycoon's incredible business card-Microblog Buzz-January 13
F-35 gets Chinese parts-Microblog Buzz-January 10
Algae energy 30 minutes to take off-Microblog Buzz-January 09
New rice awakens GM food controversy-Microblog Buzz-January 08
Weibo users try to accept drug legalization-Microblog Buzz-January 07
Chinese behaving badly?-Microblog Buzz-January 06
Chinese weibo users admire Bloomberg-Microblog Buzz-January 03
Americans praise China's anti-corruption efforts?-Microblog Buzz-January 02
Global Times warns against political PR stunts-Microblog Buzz-January 01
U.S. Disappointed at Abe's Yasukuni visit-Microblog Buzz-December 31
Government employees getting paid for nothing-Microblog Buzz-December 30
Chinese GM food battle spills over to America-Microblog Buzz-December 27
Chinese poultry unsafe for American schools?-Microblog Buzz-December 26
Zero-yield GM corn seeds smuggled into China-Microblog Buzz-December 25
Weibo comments on Rodman's North Korea trip-Microblog Buzz-December 24
The new U.S. Ambassador to China-Microblog Buzz-December 23
Kerry downplaying China tensions-Microblog Buzz-December 20
China intimidates American navy?-Microblog Buzz-December 19
Near collision between U.S. & Chinese warships-Microblog Buzz-December 18
Coal burning $ health hazards-Microblog Buzz-December 17
Adultery website targets Chinese internet users-Microblog Buzz-December 16
Sheriff defies Obama's executive order-Microblog Buzz-December 13
Plans for a "China City of America"-Microblog Buzz-December 12
Adviser to U.S. government resigns over Huawei connections-Microblog Buzz-December 11
Americans believe U.S. influence declining-Microblog Buzz-December 10
Weibo comments on Biden's visit to China-Microblog Buzz-December 09
U.S to offer China solutions to air pollution-Microblog Buzz-December 06
Amazon tests package delivering drones-Microblog Buzz-December 05
China successfully launches lunar probe-Microblog Buzz-December 04
U.S. airlines to comply with China air defense zone-Microblog Buzz-December 03
Pentagon defiant to Chinese air defense zone-Microblog Buzz-December 02
Escalation of China's air defense zone-Microblog Buzz-November 29
Anti-Chinese racism in the media-Microblog Buzz-November 28
China establishes air defense zone-Microblog Buzz-November 27
U.S. panel calling for sanctions against China-Microblog Buzz-November 26
China's Hukou system reform-Microblog Buzz-November 25
American ambassador to China will resign-Microblog Buzz-November 22
Bill Clinton in China-Microblog Buzz-November 21
Aid to Haiyan survivors-Microblog Buzz-November 20
One child policy & labor camps-Microblog Buzz-November 19
The tallest building in America-Microblog Buzz-November 18
China to set up national security committee-Microblog Buzz-November 15
U.S. Marines in Philippines rescue efforts-Microblog Buzz-November 14
First 3D printed metal gun-Microblog Buzz-November 13
U.S. & Israel lose UNESCO voting rights-Microblog Buzz-November 12
Debates on GMO foods labeling-Microblog Buzz-November 11
White House "water army"-Microblog Buzz-November 08
American thoughts on China's economy-Microblog Buzz-November 07
Pulse sensing body implant-Microblog Buzz-November 06
Americans complain of Internet costs-Microblog Buzz-November 05
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Economics courses make people greedy?-Microblog Buzz-November 01
Decline of the American dream-Microblog Buzz-October 31
Jimmy Kimmel segment offends Weibo users-Microblog Buzz-October 30
U.S. spying on foreign diplomats-Microblog Buzz-October 29
Most valuable Chinese brand-Microblog Buzz-October 28
China limits foreign television formats-Microblog Buzz-October 25
The high cost of Starbucks coffee in China-Microblog Buzz-October 24
American singer's Asthma attack in Beijing-Microblog Buzz-October 23
Oregon man lives in "hobbit hole"-Microblog Buzz-October 22
China calls for de-Americanized world-Microblog Buzz-October 21
People pretending to be disabled-Microblog Buzz-October 18
U.S. shutdown affects Chinese diplomats-Microblog Buzz-October 17
Protest against Monsanto-Microblog Buzz-October 16
U.S. scientists looking to leave America-Microblog Buzz-October 15
Chinese lawsuit against Obama dismissed-Microblog Buzz-October 14
Nobel winners worried over funding cuts-Microblog Buzz-October 11
Global teacher status index-Microblog Buzz-October 10
U.S. debts ceiling fears-Microblog Buzz-October 09
NASA conference bans Chinese nationals-Microblog Buzz-October 08
Chinese tourists affected by U.S. shutdown-Microblog Buzz-October 07
Chinese student kills ex-girlfriend-Microblog Buzz-October 04
U.S. government shutdown & Obama healthcare-Microblog Buzz-October 03
The American empire is dead?-Microblog Buzz-October 02
U.S. & China crackdown on fake review companies-Microblog Buzz-October 01
Obama's fake online followers-Microblog Buzz-September 30
Hidden Chinese incomes-Microblog Buzz-September 27
Non-citizens & jury duty-Microblog Buzz-September 26
Photoshopped picture of Roosevelt from 1912-Microblog Buzz-September 25
How Americans spend?-Microblog Buzz-September 24
U.S. To seize building owned by Iranian bank-Microblog Buzz-September 23
Weibo comments on Miss America-Microblog Buzz-September 20
Weibo reaction to navy yard shooting-Microblog Buzz-September 19
Julie Chen plastic surgery confession-Microblog Buzz-September 18
U.S. cracks down on Saipan birth tourism-Microblog Buzz-September 17
U.S. wealth gap soars to widest-Microblog Buzz-September 16
Weibo reacts to Obama's Syria speech-Microblog Buzz-September 13
China's anti-corruption drive saves shark?-Microblog Buzz-September 12
9-11 Museum set to open next spring-Microblog Buzz-September 11
Weibo reaction to planned Syria strike-Microblog Buzz-September 10
China to overtake U.S. As top industrial producer-Microblog Buzz-September 09
Weibo comments on Microsoft buying Nokia-Microblog Buzz-September 06
Preschools harder to get in than Harvard-Microblog Buzz-September 05
Lack of money lower your IQ?-Microblog Buzz-September 04
Facebook first transparency report-Microblog Buzz-September 03
Teachers armed for student's protection-Microblog Buzz-September 02
U.S. to act over Syria crisis?-Microblog Buzz-August 30
The age of "competing daddies"-Microblog Buzz-August 29
Young western academics head to China-Microblog Buzz-August 28
Social media's effect on happiness & anxiety-Microblog Buzz-August 27
McCain's comment angers weibo users-Microblog Buzz-August 26
Teens kill baseball player 'for fun'-Microblog Buzz-August 23
Mike Tyson confused about Chengguan on weibo-Microblog Buzz-August 22
JPMorgan & bribery in China-Microblog Buzz-August 21
World's most innovative companies-Microblog Buzz-August 20
Let China build American roads-Microblog Buzz-August 19
Rodeo Clown's Obama insults go too far-Microblog Buzz-August 16
Americans giving up citizenship to avoid taxes-Microblog Buzz-August 15
Fleeing family saved by fishing vessel-Microblog Buzz-August 14
Chinese state media fooled by Borowitz-Microblog Buzz-August 13
Apple's monopoly over apps-Microblog Buzz-August 12
Chinese elderly sued in N.Y. for being noisy-Microblog Buzz-August 09
Hidden costs of made-in-China-Microblog Buzz-August 08
Police come knocking over Google search-Microblog Buzz-August 07
Lewinsky's raunchy tape for bill-Microblog Buzz-August 06
$4.1m settlement for police mistreatment-Microblog Buzz-August 05
Vandalism of famous American landmarks-Microblog Buzz-August 02
Enrollment woes for 2nd rate schools-Microblog Buzz-August 01
Subway hero sues police for negligence-Microblog Buzz-July 31
Powerful daddies offer best advantage-Microblog Buzz-July 30
Anthony Weiner unfazed by sex scandal-Microblog Buzz-July 29
Let parents build their own baby?-Microblog Buzz-July 26
Weibo reactions to black bag operations-Microblog Buzz-July 25
Fung Bros: Asians eat weird things-Microblog Buzz-July 24
Internet star loses battle with cancer-Microblog Buzz-July 23
World trade center wants compensation-Microblog Buzz-July 22
Subsidized lunch programs in the U.S. and China-Microblog Buzz-July 19
Asiana to sue TV station for racist blunder-Microblog Buzz-July 18
Weibo reaction to Trayvon Martin protests-Microblog Buzz-July 17
Monkey: Journey to the West-Microblog Buzz-July 16
U.S. parents do not want kids to enter politics-Microblog Buzz-July 15
Hunger strike in California prison-Microblog Buzz-July 12
More weibo reactions to Asiana Airlines crash-Microblog Buzz-July 10
State department spends $630,000 on FB 'likes'-Microblog Buzz-July 09
U.S. ambassador promotes cherries-Microblog Buzz-July 08
China Petroleum hired J.LO?-Microblog Buzz-July 05
U.N. calls U.S. to pay membership fees-Microblog Buzz-July 04
U.S. not threatened by China in Africa-Microblog Buzz-July 03
Senate passes immigration reform bill-Microblog Buzz-July 02
Supreme Court defends gay rights-Microblog Buzz-July 01
U.S. Icons made of Chinese steel-Microblog Buzz-June 28
If Snowden were Chinese: hero or traitor-Microblog Buzz-June 27
Hillary Clinton first female president?-Microblog Buzz-June 26
Trafficking In Persons Report-Microblog Buzz-June 25
FBI admits to using surveillance drones-Microblog Buzz-June 24
U.S. Talks with Taliban-Microblog Buzz-June 21
Cisco spying on and for the Chinese government-Microblog Buzz-June 20
A comparison of Chinese and American dreams-Microblog Buzz-June 19
Rupert Murdoch files for divorce-Microblog Buzz-June 18
Chinese-American space cooperation-Microblog Buzz-June 17
Snowden and 1984-Microblog Buzz-June 14
Snowden taking refuge in Hong Kong-Microblog Buzz-June 13
PRISM whistleblower revealed-Microblog Buzz-June 12
Obama-Xi meeting wrap up-Microblog Buzz-June 11
Obama appoints new security advisor-Microblog Buzz-June 10
US tourist allegedly raped in India-Microblog Buzz-June 07
Xi to meet Obama in California-Microblog Buzz-June 06
Chinese enlisting in U.S. army-Microblog Buzz-June 05
Web users unsurprised by negative view of China-Microblog Buzz-June 04
Obama's Chinese ID spotted-Microblog Buzz-June 03
Xi rolls out carpet for LA mayor-Microblog Buzz-May 31
Rogers cheered on Galaxy debut-Microblog Buzz-May 30
Dishonest Americans by the People's Daily-Microblog Buzz-May 29
Kungfu for foreigners-Microblog Buzz-May 28
Should Biden apologize for comments on China-Microblog Buzz-May 27
Big expectations for Jia at Cannes-Microblog Buzz-May 24
Tornado touches down in Oklahoma-Microblog Buzz-May 23
Bloomberg says college not for everyone-Microblog Buzz-May 22
Finalists announced for best jobs-Microblog Buzz-May 21
Cancer expert caustions on mastectomies-Media Watch-May 20
Scientists successfully clone stem cells-Microblog Buzz-May 20
American spy caught in Russia-Microblog Buzz-May 17
Eat bugs to fight global hunger-Microblog Buzz-May 16
Carrying guns on campus-Microblog Buzz-May 15
Huawei founder gives first media interview-Microblog Buzz-May 14
Ariel Castro kidnapping case-Microblog Buzz-May 13
Chinese petitions for the White House-Microblog Buzz-May 10
U.S. report on Chinese military-Microblog Buzz-May 09
Weibo users want Chinese suspect repatriated-Microblog Buzz-May 08
Weibo comments on GM's racist ad-Microblog Buzz-May 07
UFO believers go to D.C.-Microblog Buzz-May 06
Obama speaks for pro-choice-Microblog Buzz-May 03
Chinese apply for mars settlement-Microblog Buzz-May 02
Can you name a Chinese brand-Microblog Buzz-May 01
Li Kaifu talks about innovation-Microblog Buzz-April 30
Prada employee counters sued for ugliness-Microblog Buzz-April 29
Bill Gates offends S.Korea with handshake-Microblog Buzz-April 26
Tiger moms and dolphin moms-Microblog Buzz-April 25
New scholarship to study in China-Microblog Buzz-April 24
ICBC tops Forbes global 2000-Microblog Buzz-April 23
American immigration reform-Microblog Buzz-April 22
Explosion rocks US fertilizer plant-Microblog Buzz-April 19
Theft sparks teleprompter debate-Microblog Buzz-April 18
Weibo reaction to Boston Marathon explosion-Microblog Buzz-April 17
Best airport in the world-Microblog Buzz-April 16
Django chained by Chinese censors-Microblog Buzz-April 15
The UK restricts infant formular sales-Microblog Buzz-April 12
Chinese brand sues Michael Jordan-Microblog Buzz-April 11
China NO.1 in tourism spending-Microblog Buzz-April 10
Weibo reaction to Bird Flu-Microblog Buzz-April 09
China invited to RIMPAC 2014-Microblog Buzz-April 08
Budget wife draws debate-Microblog Buzz-April 05
United States a migration magnet-Microblog Buzz-April 04
White house covers up Chinese logo-Microblog Buzz-April 03
People's daily blasts Apple-Microblog Buzz-April 02
Federal government fears Chinese tech-Microblog Buzz-April 01
Weibo reacts to African investment-Microblog Buzz-March 29
China invited to RIMPAC 2014-Microblog Buzz-March 28
Biden's $1M hotel bill-Microblog Buzz-March 27
President Xi visits Moscow-Microblog Buzz-March 26
NBA star works as a crossing guard-Microblog Buzz-March 25
Secretary Lew's frugal lunch-Microblog Buzz-March 22
Bloomberg's wants to tobacco to cover up-Microblog Buzz-March 21
China ranks second on list of best drinkers-Microblog Buzz-March 20
Coca cola investigated for spying in China-Microblog Buzz-March 19
Trust in the government-Microblog Buzz-March 18
Hacking, doxxing, human flesh searching-Microblog Buzz-March 15
Judge blocks NYC's soda ban-Microblog Buzz-March 14
Civil rights and power management-Microblog Buzz-March 13
Proxy marriages on Skype-Microblog Buzz-March 12
Weibo reacts to Paul Rand's rant-Microblog Buzz-March 11
DPRK threatens to end cease fire-Microblog Buzz-March 08
China's military spending-Microblog Buzz-March 07
Kim Jong Un to Obama: call me-Microblog Buzz-March 06
Celebrities endorse coding-Microblog Buzz-March 05
Gay health and gay rights in China-Microblog Buzz-March 04
Michelle Obama's Oscar appearance-Microblog Buzz-March 01
Ang lee on Hollywood's discrimination-Microblog Buzz-February 28
Ang Lee wins best director Oscar-Microblog Buzz-February 27
CNN crew chased by security guards-Microblog Buzz-February 26
US relaxes visa policy for Chinese applicants-Microblog Buzz-February 25
World's first 3D pen-Microblog Buzz-February 22
Chinese Kungfu at Time Square-Microblog Buzz-February 21
Living with a nuclear DPRK-Microblog Buzz-February 20
N.Korean nuclear test and Iran-Microblog Buzz-February 19
Holiday spending-Microblog Buzz-February 18
Weibo react to China rich list-Microblog Buzz-February 15
Petition to make Chinese New Year a holiday-Microblog Buzz-February 14
Weibo reacts to futuristic transport-Microblog Buzz-February 13
Boyfriend rentals-Microblog Buzz-February 12
Hilary steps down as secretary of state-Microblog Buzz-February 11
Mansion made from recycled beer bottles-Microblog Buzz-February 08
Pentagon prepares cyber army-Microblog Buzz-February 07
Sany tackles U.S. market-Microblog Buzz-February 06
15-year-old invents cancer detection device-Microblog Buzz-February 05
Green cards for illegal immigrants-Microblog Buzz-February 04
Weibo reacts to lottery restrictions-Microblog Buzz-February 01
Apple and child labor-Microblog Buzz-January 31
Weibo reaction to online courses-Microblog Buzz-January 30
Female soldiers on the front lines-Microblog Buzz-January 29
Chinese TV series finds American audience-Microblog Buzz-January 28
China may buy Iraqi oil fields-Microblog Buzz-January 25
3D printing hits the market-Microblog Buzz-January 24
Young Americans are less religious-Microblog Buzz-January 23
Forbes ranks top employers-Microblog Buzz-January 22
Wal-mart to hire veterans-Microblog Buzz-January 21
Cross cultural suicide rates-Microblog Buzz-January 18
Millionaires demand tax increase-Microblog Buzz-January 17
New York's flu epidemic-Microblog Buzz-January 16
Controversy over student tracking-Microblog Buzz-January 15
N. Korea's Internet speed outpacing China's?-Microblog Buzz-January 14
Automatic phone recycling kiosks-Microblog Buzz-January 11
The Google delegation visits North Korea-Microblog Buzz-January 10
Weibo reacts to expensive American textbooks-Microblog Buzz-January 09
Military budget U.S. vs China-Microblog Buzz-January 08
The rich: China vs. U.S.-Microblog Buzz-January 07
Obama and Hillary tops most admired list-Microblog Buzz-January 04
Freezing away the pounds-Microblog Buzz-January 03
China challenges GPS with domestic BDS-Microblog Buzz-January 02
Sino-U.S. relations with Africa-Microblog Buzz-January 01
iPhones driving up crime rate-Microblog Buzz-December 31
Plight of retired athletes-Microblog Buzz-December 28
Christmas Chinese style-Microblog Buzz-December 27
Weibo's U.S fiscal solution-Microblog Buzz-December 26
Sino-U.S. joint universities-Microblog Buzz-December 25
Time's person of the year-Microblog Buzz-December 24
Crime fighting with social media-Microblog Buzz-December 21
U.S. still top choice for Chinese migrants-Microblog Buzz-December 20
Google hides the porn-Microblog Buzz-December 19
Newton school shooting Henan knife attack-Microblog Buzz-December 18
Weibo shows little sympathy for tasered woman-Microblog Buzz-December 17
Weibo comments on N. Korean rocket launch-Microblog Buzz-December 14
Weibo buzz about leukemia treatment-Microblog Buzz-December 13
Apple moves manufacturing back to America-Microblog Buzz-December 12
Mixed feelings on legalized weed-Microblog Buzz-December 11
Chick bank robber and Weibo vanity girls-Microblog Buzz-December 10
Weibo comments on controversial photo-Microblog Buzz-December 07
Weibo users warmed by good hearted cop-Microblog Buzz-December 06
Weibo comments on Senate amendment-Microblog Buzz-December 05
American guns smuggled to Chinese collectors-Microblog Buzz-December 04
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Man finds and returns gold to home owner-Microblog Buzz-November 30
FDA shuts down peanut butter plant-Microblog Buzz-November 29
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Housing market improving in America-Microblog Buzz-November 27
Political speech induces drowsiness-Microblog Buzz-November 26
Rice offers opinions on foreign policy-Microblog Buzz-November 23
Jail time for Cambodian messengers-Microblog Buzz-November 22
Obama makes historic trip to Myanmar-Microblog Buzz-November 21
F-22 plane crashes at air force base-Microblog Buzz-November 20
Obama holds lively press conference-Microblog Buzz-November 19
John Allen's scandal hits Weibo-Microblog Buzz-November 16
Facebook rants lead to loss of job-Microblog Buzz-November 15
CIA director resigns over infidelity-Microblog Buzz-November 14
Marijuana votes pass in two states-Microblog Buzz-November 13
Obama's speech makes an impression-Microblog Buzz-November 12
Obama wins second term in tight race-Microblog Buzz-November 09
Poll delves into what is valuable-Microblog Buzz-November 07
Bloomberg's surprise endorsement-Microblog Buzz-November 06
Mayor Bloomberg declines Obama visit-Microblog Buzz-November 05
A Chinese student's thoughts on Sandy-Microblog Buzz-November 02
In the face of hurricane Sandy-Microblog Buzz-November 01
Preparing for the hurricane-Microblog Buzz-October 31
U.S calls Korea to join defense system-Microblog Buzz-October 30
Hillary Clinton to resign despite pleas-Microblog Buzz-October 29
Happiness in China VS. in New York-Microblog Buzz-October 26
Third U.S. Presidential debate-China Take-October 25
The Presidential debate on China-Microblog Buzz-October 25
Newsweek to end paper publication-Microblog Buzz-October 24
Newsweek to end paper publication-Microblog Buzz-October 23
Security concerns or market protection?-Microblog Buzz-October 22
Obama and Romney's second showdown-Microblog Buzz-October 19
One year of college or a sports car?-Microblog Buzz-October 18
Increased Chinese-Japanese naval tension-Microblog Buzz-October 17
Battle of the number twos: Biden vs. Ryan-Microblog Buzz-October 16
Romney: Tough on China from day one-Microblog Buzz-October 15
N.Korea claims missiles can reach the U.S.-Microblog Buzz-October 12
Romney's foreign policy speech-Microblog Buzz-October 11
Vice Presidential debate-Microblog Buzz-October 10
Expensive missiles-Microblog Buzz-October 09
American Mayor sheds the pounds-Microblog Buzz-October 08
Americans protest Iranian presidential visit-Microblog Buzz-October 05
Police shoot and kill wheelchair bound man-Microblog Buzz-October 04
Demand for donated breast milk on the rise in the U.S.-Microblog Buzz-October 03
New York Times on disputed islands-Microblog Buzz-October 02
Japan sends surveillance planes to disputed islands-Microblog Buzz-October 01
Weibo weighs in on Obama and Romney-Microblog Buzz-September 28
U.S. military presence in Okinawa-Microblog Buzz-September 27
Romney's verbal blunder-Microblog Buzz-September 26
U.S. announces open-ended QE3-Microblog Buzz-September 25
U.S. Secretary of Defense visits Beijing-Microblog Buzz-September 24
Weibo reaction to anti-Muslim film-Microblog Buzz-September 21
Presidential campaign ads-Microblog Buzz-September 20
Obama gets a bear hug-Microblog Buzz-September 19
American jets add to China-Japan tension-Microblog Buzz-September 18
China condemns Japan-Microblog Buzz-September 17
President Obama teaches English?-Microblog Buzz-September 14
Obama Prince harry Clionton-Microblog Buzz-September 13
40% of food wasted in America-Microblog Buzz-September 12
Romney:"supplies arms to Taiwan"-Microblog Buzz-September 11
China condemns US-Japan joint military exercises-Microblog Buzz-September 10
Hillary receives harsh welcome-Microblog Buzz-September 7
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More Fortune 500 Businesses Open In Sichuan-China Beat July 23
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Hillary's tough remark against China-Microblog Buzz July 16
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FBI breaks the internet-Microblog Buzz July 12
Kim Jong Un's Disney show-Microblog Buzz July 11
Another Chinese lawsuit against Apple-Microblog Buzz July 10
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God particle-like particle found-Microblog Buzz July 6
American adoptees return to seek roots-Microblog Buzz July 5
Chinese bus driver gnawed woman's face-Microblog Buzz July 4
Female driver block ambulance access-Microblog Buzz July 3
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Elderly man causes traffic accident, blames vertigo-Microblog Buzz June 28
Sex toy mistaken for mushroom-Microblog Buzz June 27
Foreign nationals protest in Guangzhou-Microblog Buzz June 26
Shenzhou 9 encounters ufo-Microblog Buzz June 25
What is duan wu festival-Microblog Buzz June 22
Obama plays 100th golf game-Microblog Buzz June 21
First woman in space-Microblog Buzz June 20
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Robbers beaten by Chinese shopkeeper-Microblog Buzz June 18
Girl held captive by boyfriend for a month-Microblog Buzz June 15
Mom and dad and value of chores-Microblog Buzz June 14
Dance-off with 6-year-old-Microblog Buzz June 13
ESL hiring practices questioned-Microblog Buzz June 12
Gu zheng played on iPad-Microblog Buzz June 11
Son euthanizes ill mothe-Microblog Buzz June 8
Man throws intestines at police-Microblog Buzz June 7
How much is your girlfriend worth?-Microblog Buzz June 6
Chinese students: "do anything" for China-Microblog Buzz June 5
Jack Black's "Low Hangin' Fruit" amuses Chinese-Microblog Buzz June 4
FBI wants Chinese speakers-Microblog Buzz June 1
Naked cannibal eats man's face; Chinese not surprised-Microblog Buzz May 31
5 million RMB to find dream girl-Microblog Buzz May 30
Man killed in forced demolition-Microblog Buzz May 29
CCTV host's anti-foreigner rant-Microblog Buzz May 28
ATM dispenses extra cash-Microblog Buzz May 25
KFC beatdown in Sichuan caught on tape-Microblog Buzz May 24
Why Chinese guys can't get American girls-Microblog Buzz May 23
Fatal car accident in Singapore caught on tape-Microblog Buzz May 22
Guns for coupons-Microblog Buzz May 21
The World's Most Exciting Rollercoaster-Microblog Buzz May 18
Wife tear up husband's life savings-Microblog Buzz May 17
Beijing crackdown on illegal foreigners-Microblog Buzz May 16
Forbes:Hillary Clinton most influential mother-Microblog Buzz May 15
Tension in the South China sea-Microblog Buzz May 14
Thirty percent likelihood for war-Microblog Buzz May 11
Chinese news coverage of Chen Guangcheng-Microblog Buzz May 10
Chinese students studying too hard-Microblog Buzz May 9
Hillary Rodham Clinton visits Beijing-Microblog Buzz May 8
Obama: War Is Over-Microblog Buzz May 7
North Korea's biggest birthday-Microblog Buzz May 4
Yogurt spilled on Obama-Microblog Buzz May 3
Cat speaks Chinese-Microblog Buzz May 2
Linsanity video proposal-Microblog Buzz May 1
Moving out of and into China-Microblog Buzz April 30
Funny grandma-Microblog Buzz April 27
Men buy wives with rice-Microblog Buzz April 26
Ziplining to school-Microblog Buzz April 25
Lottery winner collects food stamps-Microblog Buzz April 24
Attractive teacher goes viral-Microblog Buzz April 23
Best and worst jobs of 2012-Microblog Buzz April 20
Secret Service prostitution scandal-Microblog Buzz April 19
Chinese students killed in L.A.-Microblog Buzz April 18
Fatal sidewalk collapse-Microblog Buzz April 17
Public sentencing of criminals-Microblog Buzz April 16
Armless woman seeks love-Microblog Buzz April 13
Taylor Swift, Asian?-Microblog Buzz April 12
The animal court-Microblog Buzz April 11
Abortions, according to China-Microblog Buzz April 10
Breakthrough face transplant-Microblog Buzz April 9
Chinese tourists to help with U.S. economy-Microblog Buzz April 6
Naked push-ups for a cause, Microblog Buzz Apr. 5
Hunt for killer wolf, Microblog Buzz Apr.4
White fever, Microblog Buzz Apr.3
"Boomerang generation," Microblog Buzz Apr. 2
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This is your chance to be a model for the day and get your very own Fashion Makeover and Photoshoot. Enjoy being pampered with your make up applied and hair styled so you look your absolute best and feel fabulous. Then step in front of the camera where you will be the centre of attention and the photographer will take snap after snap of gorgeous pictures.
You will receive a consultation before the shoot so you can decide exactly what you would like the photographs to look like. You can bring outfits to change into and the photographer will provide background changes for a variety of fantastic images. Strike a pose just like a top model and receive a complimentary A4 print of your favourite image to take home and keep. Additional prints can be purchased at an extra cost if you wish, so you can show off how amazing you look to all of your friends.
On arrival at your chosen studio at the allotted time you will begin by having a style consultation, after that it's time to have a stunning make-up session followed by your hair being styled. You will then step onto the photographic set to enjoy a fashion photo shoot you'll never forget. With clothing and background changes the professional photographer will create your perfect look.
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33-year-old Western Force scrum-half Brett Sheehan will start a Test match for the Wallabies for the first time in Saturday's clash with Italy in Florence.
Sheehan will earn his seventh cap but maiden starting role by replacing Nick Phipps, who moves to a position on the bench as Wallabies coach Robbie Deans looks to freshen his playing group ahead of the team's penultimate outing of a demanding 2012.
The other changes to the starting XV from that which regained the Cook Cup in London last weekend see Drew Mitchell swap roles with Digby Ioane, with the latter reverting to the bench after he returned from injury in a starting position at Twickenham.
Blindside flanker Scott Higginbotham returns from a two-game suspension, having joined the touring party last Saturday, while Stephen Moore gains his first start since the second Bledisloe Cup Test of the year in August, taking over from Tatafu Polota Nau who will provide impact off the bench.
Deans says the changes are designed to bring energy to the playing group as the Wallabies' Tour moves into its third Test, while spreading the work load.
This is illustrated by the lightening of the playing duties for last weekend's blindside flanker Dave Dennis and Polota Nau, who have been two of Australia's busiest forwards in 2012 aside from skipper Nathan Sharpe - the only Wallaby to start in every Test of the year.
Dennis has figured in all 13 Tests to date, starting in eight of them, while Polota Nau has played all but two, and been in the starting line-up for each of his 11 appearances.
Deans says all four alterations to the starting combination from that which beat England 20-14 had been made to inject fresh momentum into the side, and could in no way be construed as being disrespectful towards this weekend's opponents.
Mitchell and Moore both figured off the bench during last weekend's success where Australia held England scoreless through the second period whilst over-turning a halftime deficit for the third time this year.
"It's quite the reverse," Deans says of the intent of the personnel changes.
"If you look at the men who are coming in, they are all seasoned Test players. Drew [Mitchell] is one of the most experienced Test wingers in Australian history; Stephen Moore is our most capped hooker, while Scott [Higginbotham] was the Test incumbent in his position until the suspension.
"No one should doubt the impact that Brett Sheehan has made since he has joined the squad either. Nick [Phipps] did well last weekend against England and he is still in a position to contribute this weekend but Brett has worked hard and has earned this opportunity."
While New Zealand maintained its unbeaten record against Italy last weekend in Rome, the 42-10 score-line at the Olympic Stadium belied the contribution that the Six Nations side made to the contest, which only blew out on the scoreboard in the final quarter.
"They are not the first side to have suffered in that manner against the All Blacks," Deans noted.
"If you look at the game in its entirety as I'm sure Jacques [Italy coach, Jacques Brunel] will have done, there was a lot of good in it for them. I've no doubt they will be looking forward to another opportunity this weekend.
"It has been a notable feature of recent performances that the Italians are looking to play with a bit more width and use the ball more, expanding on their usual strength in the physical exchanges."
Australia: 15 Berrick Barnes, 14 Nick Cummins, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Ben Tapuai, 11 Drew Mitchell, 10 Kurtley Beale, 9 Brett Sheehan, 8 Wycliff Palu, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Scott Higginbotham, 5 Nathan Sharpe, 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Ben Alexander, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Benn Robinson.
Replacements:16 Tatafu Polota Nau, 17 James Slipper, 18 Sekope Kepu, 19 Dave Dennis, 20 Liam Gill, 21 Nick Phipps, 22 Mike Harris, 23 Digby Ioane.
Date: Saturday, November 24
Venue: Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence
Kick-off: 15.00 local (14.00 GMT)
Referee: Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Wayne Barnes (England), Neil Paterson (Scotland)


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This document serves as an attachment to the Illinois Department of Human Services Community Services Agreement and sets forth supplemental contractual obligations between the provider and the Department. The Attachment provides contractual requirements beyond those in the Agreement and is intended to clarify programmatic areas of the Bureau of Refugee and Immigrant Services programs.
The following is a brief listing of services funded by the Bureau of Refugee and Immigrant Services. The program or work plan submitted by each provider specifies service design, methodology, and targeted population. Policy or research agreements specify deliverables and timelines.
The Provider will attend meetings held by the Department to discuss issues related to the contracting process.
The Provider will require appropriate project staff to attend Department arranged training sessions.
The Provider will establish procedures to train new hires on Department policy and procedures.
The Provider must have an approved program plan on file with the Bureau of Refugee and Immigrant Services. The program services, deliverables and budget are detailed in the Program Plan. As a part of the Contract and this Attachment, the provider is required to comply with all of the conditions and provisions of the Program Plan.
Provider will assure native language/interpreter services to the extent possible, when serving Limited English Proficient individuals.
The Department may, after consultation with provider, make changes to the Program Plan during the service period and shall notify the provider in writing of such changes in advance of the changes.
The Department will utilize one (1) of the funding methods outlined below. The provider's funding method is specified in Exhibit C. The provider's billing and reporting requirements are as detailed in the Program Plan.
All funds disbursed by the Department on a grant basis are subject to reconciliation and the recovery of lapsed funds. Grant funds recovery activity is based on the Illinois Grant Funds Recovery Act (30 ILCS 705). The reconciliation will be based on one of the following methods at the election of the Department:
Eligible Expenditures vs. Program Revenue - This method compares the eligible expenditures to the total Department grant revenues by program. An independent audit and associated supplemental revenue and expense schedule may be required from the Provider. Eligible expenditures will be determined based on 89 Ill. Adm. Code 509.20, Allowable/Unallowable Costs, and specific program requirements, if applicable.
Eligible Services Delivered vs. Services Projected - Compares the actual eligible services delivered to the services projected in the Agreement. If the services were based on a rate or unit of cost methodology, the number of eligible service units delivered times the rate or unit is compared to the total of all grant payments for that service.
Fee for Service - A program for which the payments are made on the basis of a rate, unit cost or allowable cost incurred and is based on a statement or bill as required by the Department. Payments made as a fee-for-service are not subject to the Illinois Grants Fund Recovery Act (30 ILCS 705/1 et.seq.).
Payments made to the Provider are based upon services and rates as specified in the approved Program Plan. Billings, with substantial documentation, are submitted by the provider upon completion of service. The provider must accurately complete and submit billings in a timely manner. The provider understands that incorrect billings or portions of billings may not be processed in the current monthly cycle and may be returned to the provider for correction.
Programs are to be administered in whole or in part by state or local public agencies, private non-profit agencies, or private for-profit firms.
Any agency who has not previously held a contract with IDHS must submit papers showing agency incorporation; 501(c)3 status if appropriate; a list of current Board members; and the previous fiscal year's audit. Agencies that can not meet these requirements but who wish to apply are encouraged to seek an established sponsoring agency to serve as fiscal agent.
Alienage: To be a client eligible for services, an individual must have been awarded U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service status as follows:
Foreign born residents of Illinois may be served as appropriate. Client eligibility is as specified in the approved program plan.
The accuracy and completeness of records are essential. Contracting agencies must maintain record keeping systems which are organized in such a way that a logical progression from service delivery to reimbursement may be ascertained. It must be possible to aggregate all reports submitted and trace the data back to source documents. Source documents might include intake/assessment forms, casework notes, client attendance records, worker time sheets, or other documents. Contractors will be asked to report individual and/or aggregate data on a regular basis. Forms used to report program data will be provided.
Case notes will serve as verification of on-going services provided to the client. The services can include both personal contact and phone contact. It is necessary that all case notes be in chronological, narrative form detailing all services provided. Correspondence to the client that indicates a proactive service delivery model must also be included.
The Department will evaluate the provider's outcomes against those stated in the Program Plan.
The Department or its designated representative will monitor the provider's operations. The Monitoring guidelines are contained in the Program Plan.
will establish and maintain monitoring and other controls as are necessary to ensure and certify that all monthly program billings and/or reports submitted represent documented, verifiable program activities.
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The provider will use the billing process and forms as detailed in the Program Plan.
Generally accepted accounting principles will be used for all fiscal records. Within the total amount of the budget, the provider may adjust any line item in the contractual budget not to exceed 10% and will notify the Department of the revision. A change in a budget line item above 10% must be requested and receive prior approval in writing by the Department. All Personnel line item changes must be approved by the Department.
The Department is not liable for costs incurred by the provider that are not contained in the approved program budget. Except as otherwise stated or provided for in this Attachment or in the approved Program Plan, no payment for extra charges, supplies or expenses shall be made without prior approval from the Department.
The Department reserves the right to correct or return to the provider for correction any documents with mathematical or computational errors in payment subtotals or total contractual obligation.
The provider is required to complete a close out report as directed in the Program Plan.
Reductions in Amounts Payable: The amount(s) payable, or estimated amount(s) payable, to vendor/provider under the agreement and this attachment may be subject to a reduction as necessary or advisable, based upon actual or projected budgetary considerations, at the sole discretion of the Illinois Department of Human Services.


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Eligible majors: Graduate and professional programs in dentistry, law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, social work, and veterinary medicine.
You must be a Maryland resident and demonstrate financial need. You must be enrolled as a degree-seeking student, either part-time or full-time, and attend one of the following schools: University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Pharmacy, or Social Work; University of Baltimore School of Law; The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; The Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, or certain Maryland institutions offering a master's degree in nursing or social work or a first professional degree in pharmacy.
Applicants are ranked on basis of the student need as demonstrated on the FAFSA.
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Army ROTC Nurse Cadets have an opportunity for a unique summer nursing experience. The paid, three-week Nurse Summer Training Program assigns Cadets to Army hospitals throughout the U.S. and Germany.
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Posted by Phillyhoagie on 01/23/2007
I'm disgusted with Ann Taylor's poor quality of clothes and their lack of concern about customer complaints all the way up to Kay Krill the president. Their Client Services are quick and polite and apologize a lot but they're not empowered to solve any problems. Bottom line: The clothes are beautiful but the quality is horrendous.
Almost all the Ann Taylor clothes I've purchased are poorly made.
Here are a few of the major ones:
Hems fallout of pants after 2-3 wears.
Linings rip in suits after a few dry-cleans.
Hole in pant pockets after 1 dry cleaning and returned to store.
Suit wore once and seam split in pants with hole that needs sewn.
Heel fell off shoes 1 week after purchase.
How can Ann Taylor sell such poor quality clothes at such high prices in such premium store locations? Worse...and not care?
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Posted by Rdumke on 06/10/2013
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA -- I have been an Ann Taylor shopper for years and every year, the quality of their clothing has gotten worse. This company has chosen to follow the latest trend in low quality disposable clothing that only holds up to a few wearings. Items are see through thin and look like they have been manufactured from cheese cloth rather than quality materials; I would gladly pay more for higher quality items that last. I will have to find a new retailer.
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Stealing Money From Their Employees
Posted by Christophermichael.painter47 on 12/16/2011
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA -- Ann Taylor stole my wages by charging me for an insurance premium but NOT providing me insurance. They are refusing to refund me this premium and say this practice is "company policy". However, when I asked for a copy of the policy or their decision on this matter, they refused to provide me a copy of this in writing. No one in corporate HR thinks there is anything wrong with this practice of charging for a "benefit" that wasn't provided. This is how shiesty this company really is.
Next time you make that purchase at Ann Taylor, think of what type of company you are supporting. Happy Holidays.
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Posted by clutzycook on 2011-12-16:
If you have proof, contact your state's labor board.
Posted by christophermichael.painter47 on 2011-12-16:
This isn't the first I've heard of this. A friend of mine was a manager for them and when she quit they didn't pay her for her last 2 weeks worked. They told her that they had fronted or "paid her in advance" when she started....some 5+ years ago. I guess when a company has a dismal, failing business such as theirs, they need money from somewhere. Even if it is at the expense of their former employees.
Posted by Skye on 2011-12-16:
This is a matter for your state labor board. They are the ones who will investigate this terrible problem for you, and get you your wages.
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Promotional Misrepresentation
Posted by Jmachamer547 on 12/04/2011
CANTON, OHIO -- On black Friday, my 28 year old daughter and I purchased $200 of clothes at Ann Taylor Loft. We were impressed with the sale that was going on (50% off) and we also received discount cards to be used a week later for $25 off for every $50 spent. I went back when the discount period was in effect to purchase a dress that my daughter tried on, but we hadn't purchased at our last visit. I was so excited to get the dress with the discount card. Imagine my surprise when the clerk told me that the discount couldn't be used because the dress was on sale and the discount was not applicable on sale items. I did not purchase the dress because I was so upset at being misled. The clerk should have clarified that information when we received the cards. Shame on Ann Taylor Loft for conducting a promotion that is not a promotion. During these tough economic times when stores are competing for the consumer's dollars Ann Taylor needs to be more aware. I'm looking for a new clothing store that doesn't mislead the customer.
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Posted by Anonymous on 2011-12-04:
That is fairly common in most stores. Discounts are not generally given on items that are already on sale.
Posted by clutzycook on 2011-12-04:
Was there any fine print that stipulated that?
Posted by trmn8r on 2011-12-04:
$25 off every $50 spent is a HUGE discount. I'm not surprised that it can't be combined with another discount such as a sale. In these difficult economic times and people not spending as much, it is critical for retailers not to actually lose money on a transaction.
Assuming that there was no advertisement that these cards could be used on everything, how were you were misled?
Posted by Venice09 on 2011-12-05:
Kohl's must be doing something right. Their coupons and Kohl's Cash have no restrictions. And as far as I know, they're not losing money. Both can be used on anything in-store and online, including sale/clearance items.
Posted by CowboyFan on 2011-12-05:
Nothing misleading here. A review of the Ann Taylor website shows that on these type of discount cards, it can be used on full price merchandise. My assumption anyway would normally be that a second discount will not apply to merchandies already discounted, unless it clearly says so.
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Sales Staff is Rude, Arrogant and Incompetent
Posted by My1kworth on 08/05/2011
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA -- The sales staff and manager would not give me full refund with the receipts given, they would not honor the full return because they would not take the time or could not understand basic math or maybe reading. The receipts clearly indicated what the refund should be but all the staff and manager ganged up on me telling me I was wrong and refused to give me full refund. I had to drive across town to another Ann Taylor store the same day to get the full refund that should have been done to begin with. The staff is so arrogant, so rude, and condescending but they ended up to be wrong and I was right.
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Posted by madconsumer on 2011-08-05:
very helpful review!
Posted by Venice09 on 2011-08-05:
What reason did they give for not issuing a full refund?
Posted by madconsumer on 2011-08-06:
the second store gave the full refund. the first store had to have some issues in management.
Posted by Venice09 on 2011-08-06:
Not necessarily. It would be helpful to know the reason a refund was denied.
Posted by jktshff1 on 2011-08-06:
The reason the refund was denied is critical here. Being denied at one store and refunded at another in the same local indicates possibly miscommunication at the first or good customer service at the 2nd.
Posted by madconsumer on 2011-08-06:
the refund was not denied at the second store.
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Attitude for Returning, No Apologies
Posted by CloElo on 06/22/2010
A few months ago I purchased several items online. One didn't fit correctly so I returned it to the Sacramento-Arden store. The clerk and her manager had a bad attitude because they thought I had worn it, plus it seems like they didn't like that I returned it. I went home angry and offended so I brought all the products back the next day. I don't like buying online because I sometimes have to return items, but there is never an adequate petite selection in stores. I complained, via email, to the AT website, and I NEVER even received an apology. I continue to buy online at JCrew and the Gap. If I return the sales staff are SO nice. They realize that petites have no other choice, but to buy online and sometimes things just don't fit. I continue to resent their poor customer service, but I will not shop there again until I receive an apology.
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Posted by clutzycook on 2010-06-22:
Coldwater Creek is another store that doesn't usually give you static over returns on online purchases. They'll only give you a gift card, but at least they do it with a smile.
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Misleading And Poor Service
Posted by Lisas on 05/09/2009
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA -- Do NOT purchase from Ann Taylor's online store if you wish to be greatly disappointed. First, their sizes aren't accurate to fit.
Secondly, they offer discounted "final sale" items but NEVER in the purchasing process do they mention that the product can not be exchanged or returned. They do not CLEARLY post or define what final sale means. It is not until you receive your purchase and in the FINE legal print does it mention Final Sale items can not be returned or exchanged. Of course by now you have made a purchase and are out of luck.
They are misleading, uncooperative when you call customer service, which they have none–they make their policies benefit their company only and offer NOTHING to the consumer.
BE warned, poor service, misleading purchases, in accurate fitting guides and poorly manufactured clothes is what you'll find at Ann Taylor (not to mention they are overly priced).
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Posted by Anonymous on 2009-05-09:
So where SHOULD I shop if I wish to be greatly disappointed?
Posted by BokiBean on 2009-05-09:
From their web site:
Purchases of reduced price merchandise that have the words 'Final Sale' in the description, and/or a .44 or .88 price ending, are deemed Final Sale and may not be returned or exchanged.
Posted by Anonymous on 2009-05-09:
If you're in San Diego why not just go to the Las Americas Premium Outlets location and buy in person? That way you can try them on. My Wife shops at the Outlet Store there often and seems happy with what she buys. (I think anyway)
Posted by Anonymous on 2009-05-09:
'Final sale' sounds pretty clear to me
Posted by Anonymous on 2009-05-10:
I mean no offense, but I really do not understand how anyone could not understand what "final sale" means. Super, best answer!
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Moreno-De-Luca, A., Myers, S.M., Challman, T.D., Moreno-De-Luca, D., Evans, D.W. & Ledbetter, D.H. (in press). Developmental brain dysfunction (DBD): Revival and expansion of an old concept based on new genetic evidence. Lancet Neurology
Goldin, G., van 't Wout, M., Sloman, S.A., Evans, D.W., Greenberg, B.D., Rasmussen, S.A. (In press). Risk judgment in obsessive-compulsive disorder: Testing a dual-systems account.
Evans, D.W., Orr, P.T., Lazar, S., Breton, D., Gerard, J., Batchelder, H., Ledbetter, D., & Janosco, K. (2012). Human preferences for symmetry: Subjective experience, cognitive conflict and cortical brain activity. PLoS ONE 7(6): E38966. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0038966.
Evans, D.W. & Maliken, A. (2011). Cortical activity and children's rituals, habits and other repetitive behavior. Behavioural Brain Research 224, 174- 179. doi:10.1016/j.bbr.2011.05.025
Evans, D.W., Hersperger, C., & Capaldi, P. (2011). Thought-action fusion in children: Measurement, development and association with anxiety, rituals and other compulsive-like behaviors. Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 42 12-23.
Pietrefesa, A., & Evans, D.W. (2007). Affective and neuropsychological correlates of children's compulsive-like behaviors: continuities and discontinuities with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Brain & Cognition, 65, 36-46.
Evans, D.W., & Leckman, J.F. (2006). Origins of obsessive-compulsive disorder: Developmental and evolutionary perspectives. In D.Cicchetti & D.Cohen (Eds) Developmental Psychopathology. (2nd edition) NY: Wiley.
Greaves, N., Prince, E., Evans, D.W. & Charman, T. (2006). Repetitive and ritualistic behavior in children with Prader-Willi syndrome and children with autism. Journal of Intellectual Disabilities Research.
Evans, D.W., Canavera, K., Klinepeter, F.L., Taga, K., & Maccubbin, E. (2005). The fears, phobias and anxieties of children with autism spectrum disorders and Down syndrome: Comparisons with developmentally and chronologically age matched children. Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 36 3-26.
Evans, D.W., Lewis, M., & Iobst, E. (2004). The role of the orbitofrontal cortex in normally developing compulsive behaviors and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Brain & Cognition, 55 220-234.
Evans, D.W., Milanak, M, Medeiros, B., Ross, J. (2002). Magical beliefs and rituals in young children. Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 33, 43-58.
Evans, D.W. (2002). Down syndrome. In N.J. Salkind (Ed.) Child Development: The Macmillan Psychology Reference Series, NY, NY.
Evans, D.W., Elliott, J.M., & Packard, M.G. (2001). Visual organization and perceptual closure are related to compulsive-like behavior in typically developing children. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, 47, 323-335.
Evans, D.W., Noam, G.G., & Brody, L. (2001). Ego development and self-complexity in a sample of female psychiatric inpatients. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 71, 79-86.
Burack, J.A., Evans, D.W., Klaiman, C., & Iarocci, G. (2001). The mysterious myth of attention deficits in mental retardation and other defect stories: Contemporary issues in the developmental approach to mental retardation. International Review of Mental Retardation Research, 24, 299-320.
Evans, D.W. & Gray, F.L. (2000). Compulsive-like behavior in individuals with Down syndrome: Its relation to MA level, adaptive and maladaptive behavior. Child Development, 71, 288-300.
Evans, D.W. (2000). Rituals and other syncretic tools: Insights from Werner's comparative psychology, Journal of Adult Development, 7, 49-61.
Evans, D.W. & Seaman, J. (2000). Developmental aspects of psychological defenses: Their relation to self-complexity, self-perception and symptomatology in adolescents. Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 30, 237-254.
Evans, D.W., Gray, F.L. & Leckman, J.F. (1999). Rituals, fears and phobias in young children: Insights from development, psychopathology and neurobiology. Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 29, 261-276.
Schultz, R.T., Evans, D.W., & Wolff, M. (1999). Neuropsychological models of childhood obsessive-compulsive disorder. The Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 8, 513-531.
Hodapp, R.M., Evans, D.W., & Gray, F.L. (1999). Intellectual development in children with Down syndrome. In J.A. Rondal, J. Perera, & L. Nadel (Eds), Down syndrome: A review of current knowledge, 124-132. London: Whurr Publishers.
Evans, D.W. (1998). Development of the self in mental retardation. In J.A. Burack, R.M. Hodapp & E. Zigler (Eds), Handbook of development and mental retardation, 462-480. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Evans, D.W., Leckman, J.F., Reznick, J.S., Carter, A., Henshaw, D., King, R., & Pauls, D. (1997). Ritual, habit and perfectionism: The prevalence and development of compulsive-like behavior in normal young children. Child Development, 68, 58-68.
[Reprinted in M. Hertzig & E. Farber (Eds.) (1998). Annual Progress in Child Psychiatry and Child Development: Selection of the year's outstanding contributions to the understanding and treatment of the normal and disturbed child, Philadelphia: Bruner/Mazel.
Evans, D.W., King, R., & Leckman, J.F. (1996). Tic disorders. In E. Mash & R.Barkley (Eds), Childhood Psychopathology. NY: Guilford Press.
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