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'House' TV Series Leads to Real-Life Diagnosis
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Kids' Suicide Risk Similar for All Newer Antidepressants: Study
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Kids With Autism Have Extra Brain Connections, Study Says
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Landmark ADHD Study Backed Drugs Over Therapy at a Cost: Report
Language Problems Common for Kids With ADHD, Study Finds
Laser Toys Can Damage Eyes: Report
Late-Stage Cancer Diagnosis More Likely in Uninsured Teens, Young Adults
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Learning Another Language May Help the Aging Brain
Learning Challenging Skills Tied to Better Memory in Seniors
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Less Physical Activity, More TV for Today's Moms, Study Finds
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Many Asthma Patients Don't Stick to Treatment Plan, Study Finds
Many Bullied Teens Carry Weapons to School, Study Finds
Many College Students Fear Going Hungry at Some Point: Survey
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Many Obese Women Face Stigma Every Day, Study Finds
Many Parents Learn Online Skills From Their Tech-Savvy Kids
Many Parents Use Online Ratings to Pick a Pediatrician, Study Finds
Many People Ignore, Miss Calorie Counts on Fast-Food Menus: Survey
Many Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients May Skip Meds: Study
Many Sexually Active U.S. Teens Not Tested for HIV: CDC
Many STDs May Go Undiagnosed, U.S. Report Finds
Many Teens Don't Discuss Their Sex Life at Annual Checkup
Many Teens May Get Several Pro-Marijuana Tweets a Day
Many With Schizophrenia Say They're Happy: Study
Many Women Suffer Persistent Pain After Mastectomy
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More Young Adults Not Waiting for Marriage to Have Kids
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Monday, December 10, 2012
{bangin' bargains} Thrifty
First up we went to Coco's on the Green where there are tons of great designer pieces! They were having a 20% off everything sale so I was hoping to find something. I made my way around the store and found a bunch of great pieces, though none were in my size. Then I saw a hint of burgundy velvet peeking out at me and picked it out because those are two of my favorite things! It just so happens that it was the matching blazer for my Elie Tahari velvet pants from last year!! It was my size and was only $38, but was marked down to $30 because of the sale. Later, I found out it was called the Alena and retailed for $478, so quite the score if I do say so myself!
Next we went to Sarah's, a thrift store with everything from plates and old video games to clothes and accessories! In there I found an adorable Santa wall hanging for $2 and a huge men's sweater that was $6, but on sale for $1. Needless to say I snatched both of them up!
A pretty successful trip. Below are some photos of the items! (I'm planning on wearing the blazer this week, so expect at least one photo, if not a full outfit post)
31 comments:
Wow, you are SO lucky!! That jacket is amazing, the color is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
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Oooh, you got some great stuff - that blazer is perfection!ReplyDelete
Courtney ~ http://sartorialsidelines.com
So glad you got that blazer! Aaand you can't beat a $1 sweater and a santa mail thingy haha!ReplyDelete
that is a beautiful blazer - now would you ever wear it with the pants?ReplyDelete
Chic on the Cheap
Nice blazer!!!ReplyDelete
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The Fashion Heels
You are one lucky girl....such amazing deals!ReplyDelete
Great finds! I always forgot about visiting my local thrift/consignment stores, but I need to make them a part of my regular rotation!ReplyDelete
Fizz and Frosting
I wish I had more thrift shops/consignment stores/vintage stores near my neighborhood. But your wonderful finds make me want to hunt for one, and disregard the distance (and the gas cost...yikes!). Lovely post :)ReplyDelete
Looks like you got such great bargains! xoReplyDelete
I looooove that blazer! It's so pretty!ReplyDelete
Pretty sweater! The little Santa wall hanger is so cute too for such a good find. :)ReplyDelete
well, you know how obsessed I am with oversized sweaters so I obviously love the one you got, but what I'm really swooning over is that AMAZEBALLS blazers! Seriously?! such a find! great color and perfect for the holidays!ReplyDelete
I love that pieces that you snatched up during your thrifting adventures! The sweater is my favorite, mainly because I can never have enough sweaters in the Winter. I can never find items as cheap as yours! Jealous.ReplyDelete
That blazer is such a perfect find for you! I miss thrift shopping!ReplyDelete
Be sure to enter my giveaway if you haven't yet ;)
I love thrift stores. Total score on your find. Cute!!ReplyDelete
The jacket is great!! <3<3ReplyDelete
beautiful blazer! and i can't believe you met lydia!! that's so cool :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful blazer! I really likeReplyDelete
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The velvet blazer is amazing!!ReplyDelete
That blazer is just amazing. I love the colour so much! xxReplyDelete
I love the color of that blazer!!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love that color!ReplyDelete
love that chunky sweaterReplyDelete
Ooh I love velvet, I'm really tempted to get a velvet dress for Christmas this year.ReplyDelete
That blazer is gorgeous! It's great how much just a touch of velvet can really make an outfit. Can't wait to see how you style it!ReplyDelete
Oh beautiful blazer! it looks veryyyy soft <3ReplyDelete
Seee you!
Such cute finds! I must try this thrifting business.ReplyDelete
pretty blazer!ReplyDelete
I adore the blazer! It is such a great color and love the details!ReplyDelete
Rachel's Lookbook
Wow girl, that is amazing. You always do score some of the best bargains. I'm looking forward to seeing this on! xReplyDelete
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It is very original!
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Baseboard Heaters
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How to Select
How to select baseboard heaters
When a space heater is not enough to heat the space of your room or apartment, a baseboard heater may really come in handy. Such device will help you heat that one room that is always cold no matter what you do. Not only that, baseboard heater may become a primary heat source for small places such as basements, studies or other tiny rooms that don't have any central heating devices installed. To select a perfect baseboard heater and make sure such device will satisfy your needs the most, follow our simple guide.
The types of baseboard heaters that exist today can be divided into two main categories: Heaters with electric convection and devices equipped with hydraulic or oil filled heating elements.
Electric heating element consists of many electric coils that heat up like the ones that are installed in a toaster. The warm air that comes from the electric baseboard heaters doesn't really circulate because there's no fan installed in such device. This is the main reason electric heaters are less expensive but also less efficient when it comes to heating a room fast. Such devices become the perfect options for small rooms and areas such as basements or staircases.
The baseboard heaters with hydraulic or oil filled heating elements are way more efficient and convenient to use in a house. They are more expensive but despite that offer more useful features that will help you get warm during cold times. The advantages of selecting a heater with hydraulic elements include long-lasting warmth. Since such device heats the oil or water, the liquid heats the room and helps it stay warm long after the device is turned off.
This way, the main difference between both types is that electric devices cool fast after you or the thermostat turns them off while other type provides the room with warmth for a longer lasting period.
When you have decided on what type of heater you prefer for your home, everything else is pretty easy. Just bear in mind that all of the baseboard heaters that exist today offer similar features. For example, electric heaters can run in a line starting from 120V and ending with 240 V. The important thing to remember is that the more powerful the device is the more efficient operation it offers. The electric baseboard heaters are meant to be wired directly into the electric line. So, if you're looking for a device that can be plugged in any electric socket during cold times, you better look for other options.
The next thing you need to know when selecting a baseboard heater is that such devices don't heat immediately. This means you won't get your room heated right away and will have to wait for several minutes and oftentimes for almost half an hour. However, the warmth that you'll get will last for many hours to come. In addition to that, baseboard heaters have a silent operation that makes them perfect to be installed in bedrooms or nurseries. Moreover, since such devices aren't equipped with a fan and don't blow air into the room, they don't pollute the area with dust and other micro particles that may cause allergies.


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Mexicoconsidero el hacer cosplay como un arte por que cada quien lo hace a su manera, cada quien le pone su toque personal mas por la diferencia de culturas y adaptacion en fin gracias por visitar mi galeria espero les guste lindo dia :3 cosplay is art so I think everyone does their different work and what makes it different for each person Thanks for visiting my gallery I hope you enjoy it, nice day my page http://www.facebook.com/Aalonepeinyagami?ref=hl
GermanyMina san, konnichiwa! ~~~ヾ(^∇^) My name is Kasia, I am originally from Poland but have been living in Germany since I am 3 years old.☆彡 I do cosplay since 2006. In the past I had few time to shoot my costumes, but I am trying to make it up :3 So look foreward for incoming photos, tehehe( ̄▽ ̄)ノ_彡 If you like you can vote for me <3 http://cosplayidol.otakuhouse.com/2013/europe/odango-sailor-cosmos-from-sailor-moon/ http://barakashi.deviantart.com/
BrazilHello! I 'm Brazilian, I live in Rio de Janeiro. I'm a designer living and working doing cosplay ^^ I hope you enjoy my work =) DeviantART -> http://prisuicun.deviantart.com/ Facebook Page -> https://www.facebook.com/PriSuicunJackDanielcosplay
RussiaI start to do cosplay in 2010. I hope you'll love my works!:) You can also see my pages here: http://kawaielli.deviantart.com/ http://www.cosplay.com/member/265157/ http://en.curecos.com/profile/?ch=258790 https://www.facebook.com/kawaielli http://vk.com/kawaielli -vkontakte http://www.weibo.com/u/3996945666 weibo
Costa RicaHELLO IM JORGE XD fan page: https://www.facebook.com/Atomkscosplayer Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atomkscosplay deviantart: http://alucardhunterx.deviantart.com/ cure: http://en.curecos.com/profile/?ch=364374 http://cosplayidol.otakuhouse.com/2012/07/latin-america-2/jorge-ocampo-sebastian-michaelis-from-black-butler/
ItalyHiiiiiii!!! I'm Giulia, an italian cosplayer from 2010 ^^ I love horse riding, drawing, singing and, of course, everything about japanese culture and life-style! X3 Thank you for visiting my profile!!! <3 facebook: http://www.facebook.com/JulsmarieCosplay?fref=ts
ItalyI'm italian cosplayer since 1995,my name is Marika! I love sewing my costumes for myself and for others! in August of 2011, I attended the World Cosplay Summit, paired with Daniela Maiorana and we won Runner up second place! My various account on the web: https://www.facebook.com/MarikaCosplay http://en.curecos.com/profile/?ch=122902 http://www.cosplay.com/member/19172/costumes/ http://vampireionfortuna.deviantart.com/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/60198255@N00/


text: I am wanting to get a set of Barnsdale limbs as well. The problem you will run into is that Barnsdale doesn't know the spec codes for Martin and Martin doesn't know the specs codes for Barndale. I spoke with a guy in South Africa that is trying to get a set of limbs for his cougar. The best bet is going to be working with Barnsdale one on one. I have an email into Barnsdale asking about limbs for my cougar. Iam sure I will have to send the bow to Barnsdale to get it done. I am looking at getting the Barnsdale set installed and keeping the Martin set as insurance.


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CHEMUNG COUNTY, N.Y. -- A 13-year-old driver lead troopers on a high speed chase through Chemung County.
According to investigators, a child from the Glove House facility in Bath stole a car and took off. Police cruisers started to chase the teen down Interstate 86 in the Town of Erwin. The suspect eventually stopped in Big Flats.
Troopers say the 13-year-old was taken to the Rochester Children's Center. Criminal charges are pending in the case.
Because of the suspect's age, police did not release the teen's name.
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