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Peder Jeppesen is the carver of Neerup pipes, which is the name of one of his grandmothers. He began making pipes with Karl Erik and, later, Erik Nording. Nording was the one to really teach Peder many of the steps involved in stem decoration and mass production. After he purchased extensive pipe making equipment, Peder was able to set up his own shop.
Working alongside his son Christian, Peder's first step is to carve a pipe and have a machine copy the shape. After this is done, he slightly alters the shape to make each piece unique. Many of his pipes have some sort of decorative mount (usually briar, acrylic, or silver) and each is fit with an acrylic mouthpiece. This time-saving way of pipe making is what allows Peder to carve around 2,500 pipes each year. His contrast staining on smooth pipes is simply marvelous, and he also often makes sandblasts, rusticates, or a combination of finishes.


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CAMPAIGNERS in Areley Kings say they will fight plans by a supermarket giant to replace the village pub with a Tesco Express store.
Tesco has taken a lease from Punch Taverns for the Squirrel Inn and could open at the Areley Common site later this year. Planning applications are likely to be submitted in the coming weeks, during which the Squirrel will continue to trade.
A "No to Tesco in Areley Common" group has been started on facebook by residents who say it is "not needed".
Tesco corporate affairs manager Simon Petar, who will host a public meeting on Monday, March 17, at 7.30pm at Areley Kings Village Hall, said a store would create about 20 jobs and boost the local economy.
Another public meeting, just for local residents, will take place next Thursday, at 8pm at the Methodist Church, Astley Cross.
Resident Mark Bywater told The Shuttle: "Most residents are completely against this – we have already got a Londis. What is the purpose of this? The actual street will not be able to cope with the trucks and cars coming through and parking on one side of the road. It will cause mayhem and it is not really needed in this area."
Another resident, Robert Lloyd, said they feared current outlets could close, including the Londis Pantry Stores, owned and run by Jim Perry, 86, whose family have been food retailing in Stourport since 1932. Assistant manager Richard Taylor said Mr Perry had been "overwhelmed" by support received from villagers.
Mr Petar said: "It is important the local community are made aware of the plans . We are here to listen, learn, talk and discuss. It is important we give everyone the opportunity to give us their feedback and we have had a number of supportive emails and those that have raised concerns.
"There is every reason to believe we will co-exist and complement the existing independent traders, as we do in villages and small towns across the country."
A Punch Taverns spokesman added: " We appreciate the concerns of local residents but we review our estate regularly to ensure our sites are maximising potential and, in some cases, how they may benefit the community under different ownership."
Meanwhile, Mr Petar also confirmed Tesco had an "interest in" the Angel Inn, also owned by Punch Taverns, in Load Street, Bewdley.
District council leader, Conservative John Campion, said: "The council doesn't have the power to stop pubs being sold and are bound by national planning laws when it comes to considering their change of use."


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Free Agent Day Chat and Such..
Today is free agent day.. rather than run around on Twitter, TSN, comment on the forum.. comment on the blog… we can just do it all here and keep everyone in the loop.
Welp, big dud today. Not much in the way of big signings, least of all any by the Oilers. We locked up a few players that had expired contracts, which was good though. Really though, the Oilers aren't going to be big free agent players.. they'll be looking for trades.


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KEN wrote:You`re correct Deb.
Much of the damage and hatred caused by walker will be with Wisconsin for a long time.
He`s an evil little man, and his evil ways will linger like a stench over our great state and it`s people.
neup99 wrote:Walker is as much to blame for citizens arguing with each other as a sports team is when their fans riot.
XYZ1 wrote:Wrong. Walker is THE reason Wisconsin is an absolute mess right now. Was it like this before he was Governor? No.
tooten wrote: Did he send flyers out directing that people refer to each other as "Libtards" and "Teabaggers"? Again, people need to be responsible for thier own actions.
tooten wrote:XYZ1, I know that you obviously pull some of your thoughts out of your behind, so muddled thinking is excusable, but please don't misquote me. Thanks.
Well put... anyways, I still don't understand what you're saying. You're saying that Walker is not responsible for any of the aftermath of his actions?
Old Scout wrote:Guess it is all over but the crying !
tooten wrote:XYZ1 I'm certain that I don't write as well as either of the Mr. Tobins on this board, but I try to keep it simple. Apparently that "muddled thinking" is interfering with your reading comprehension as well. Quit whining, nobody likes a poor loser and Wisconsin certainly has seen enough of poor losers already. Give it a week or two and you can start back up crying about Romney making to much money in his lifetime.
Hogsback wrote:I am truthfully sick to death of all of this complaining. Something I was taught at an early age was don't complain or dwell on something either you don't have control over or can't offer a logical solution to the issue. Are you going to run for office and make the change? Are you going to lend a helping hand when you see someone struggling to make ends meet? What are you going to do to make a difference? We can complain all day long and fight with each other over "what's right" political issues and legislature effect each person differently. Stop attacking each other and start attacking the issues. Help someone with their resume, point someone towards a place where they can find food and shelter, clean up a park instead of whining about it's future plans whether true or not. Frankly, start acting like adults, role models to our children, and supporters of our community.
I am off the soapbox now.


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Yesterday, we reported that a few ex-Yahoo employees we spoke to are in favor of CEO Marissa Mayer's ban on working from home.
It turns out that many current Yahoos agree with Mayer's decision.
Over on question-and-answer site Quora, a user who claims to have worked at Yahoo for four years says "I am glad that the change in policy was made."
"The house needed and still needs a lot of cleaning up and Marissa is doing just that."
"If we want to change, compete, and make a come back all hands have to be on deck, in meetings, contributing ideas, involved, etc."
"People will use the argument that look at Google and how it allows employees to work from home. My question would be have you seen their P&L? They make boatloads of money." "We are fighting to stay relevant. So getting your ass into the office and working on projects is not too much to ask. If you don't like it well too bad, the exit door is over there."
Another user who describes himself or herself as a Yahoo employee writes:
I think its a great thing for the company. I have been at Yahoo! for 5 years and Marissa is doing a much needed house cleaning. There is still some good talent here but we need all hands on deck and those who are not team players can just bow out.
I personally am very happy with not being allowed to work from home. And to be honest, my family loves me more since I started leaving my work at work. Most of my other colleagues too are very happy.
A couple of the Yahoo employees on the thread say that Yahoo hasn't banned working from home from time to time when needed.
"If your child is sick it is ok to work from home for that day and my boss and others are ok with that. The change primarily affects those who permanently work from home."
Says another: "The policy is not as strict as everyone is reporting. There is still reasonable measures in place for family and emergency but you damn sure can't hide at home any more"
Over on Hacker News, a forum for startup enthusiasts and entrepreneurs, there's a thread full of nightmare stories from ex-Yahoos about how the company needs the new, sometimes harsh, discipline Mayer is bringing to it.
One self-described ex-Yahoo says:
I worked for Yahoo in the years surrounding the Microsoft debacle. Let me tell you in no uncertain terms that Yahoo was the worst company I worked for.
I had very little work to do. Period. End of statement. I spent most of my time doing practically nothing except playing ping pong and foosball and getting paid for it. A lot of my coworkers and a lot of Yahoos were in the same boat. Needless to say, that once the Microsoft acquisition failed and the layoffs started happening, most of us were out of there.
On top of that, there was very much a prima donna attitude around Yahoo, with a great deal of self-entitlement. I remember a couple of threads on devel-random complaining about the lack of ping pong balls, and how that insulted us as Yahoos since it meant that management didn't trust us. Oh the humanity of not providing everyone with $2 worth of ping pong balls!
Yahoo was filled with lazy workers, and an extremely fat layer of lazy management. I vaguely remember Rasmus running a script that calculated around 70 employees per VP. As well, the internal politics at Yahoo was astounding. One of my friends worked on an iPhone app on his own free time, and when he tried to get approval, it was held up for months because people were arguing over things like color schemes, and which group should own the app. It was pathetic.
I like what Marisa Mayer is doing. I think by getting rid of some privileges like remote working, it is enforcing a discipline that hasn't been at Yahoo, at least during the years that I was there. Showing up to work is a small price to pay for being paid a great wage and having the opportunity to work for what will hopefully become a first class company again. People need to show up and work and interact with their peers, instead of hiding at home and people not knowing wtf is going on with them. Sure, some people will quit, but quite bluntly, anyone worth their salt would have already left Yahoo by now. Anyone who is happy working in the environment that was Yahoo over the past 5 years is not an A player by any stretch, so it's safe to assume that you can afford to lose them.
Another says that the tough tactics are actually attracting to Yahoo talented people who want to work hard:
Marissa is making some progress in turning Yahoo back into a desirable place to work again. I'm hearing from good engineers I know at respectable companies that have either considered it after talking to recruiters or have actually accepted offers. I suspect there is some method to the madness around the remote working policy - we'll just have to see over the long run what shakes out of it.
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President Pat White and his wife Chris invite the public to a "Puzzling Evening" with Crawfordsville native Will Shortz, the New York Times Crossword Editor.
Mr. Shortz will be receiving an honorary degree from Wabash College at the 172nd Commencement Ceremonies on Sunday, May 16.
On the night before Wabash's graduation, President and Mrs. White will host an event to honor Mr. Shortz. National Public Radio's Weekend Edition Sunday "Puzzlemaster" will talk a bit about his life since leaving Indiana in 1974, take questions, and then involve the audience in a series of participatory word games.
The event is open to the public, and will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 15 in Ball Theater of the Fine Arts Center.
Mr. Shortz was born in Crawfordsville in 1952. He graduated from Indiana University in 1974 and remains the only person in the world to hold a college degree in Enigmatology — the study of puzzles — a major he designed himself.
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It's 1992 and the PowerBook Duo has just been announced...
Forgotten Tech Even as Apple appears to be preparing to adopt Intel's Core 2 Duo mobile microprocessor, let's not forget the Mac maker's earliest portable computing products with the Duo brand: the PowerBook Duo 210, 230 and 270c.
Introduced in October 1992, the Duos were Apple's attempt to attract buyers after a notebook that not only offered solid performance but was a darn sight more portable than the feature-packed notebooks of the time. Back then, that meant ditching the integrated floppy disk drive and many of the standard Mac I/O ports, and adopting a slimline casing.
Equipped with Motorola's 68030 CPU clocked to 25MHz (210) and 33MHz (230 and 270c), the Duos shipped with 4MB of RAM and 80-240MB of hard drive storage. The 210 and 230 incorporated 9in, 640 x 400, 4-bit greyscale LCD panels, while the 270c had an 8.4in, 640 x 480, 8-bit colour display. The 270c also contained a maths co-processor chip, a part absent from the other Duos.
The Duos were offered alongside the DuoDock, a desktop chassis into which the portable slipped. It provided enhanced video options, the missing floppy drive - these were pre-optical days - and SCSI support. Less well-remembered is the MiniDock, a simply plug-on port replicator designed for folk who didn't want such a full desktop system.
The Duos were wonderful machines for sub-notebook fans but largely failed to win the support that notebook buyers gave to Apple's standard, fully featured PowerBooks. The 210 and 230 were killed off 12 months after launch with the arrival of the 250, which offered an active-matrix monochrome screen and more hard drive space. The following April, it too was given the chop, replaced by the 280 and 280c, the latter doing for the 270c. The 280 and 280c dropped the old 68030 CPU in favour of the faster 68LC040.
In the summer of 1995, Apple introduced the Duo 2300c, the first PowerPC-equipped Duo. It was killed in February 1997. The following May, Apple introduced the PowerBook 2400, a sub-notebook co-designed with IBM. ®
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He founded Four Vines in his garage-cum-surf shack with not much more than determination, a love of Zinfandel and a kick-ass idea: he wanted to make four "killer zins" from the four top appellations for old vine Zinfandel grapes: Napa, Sonoma, Amador and Paso Robles. Four Vines exploded onto the scene with "Maverick," "Sophisticate" and "Biker." Each wine reflects the unique flavors, structure and character imparted by terroir, a reflection of the soil, air, water and surroundings in which the grapes were grown, while also showing the bold, fruit-forward, food-friendly style that would become Christian's trademark. Sultry, velvety Syrahs came next and Christian moved to Paso Robles to build a winery and immerse himself in the wild western frontier of California-grown Rhone varietals. In Paso, Chris went native. He dove head first into the surf of nearby Cayucos (a local break is aptly named "Killers") and into the juice of the big red grapes that thrived in the heat of this valley (in nearby Kiler Canyon he planted Tempranillo, Syrah, Mourvedre).
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Kansas City Chiefs TE Leonard Pope Saves Boy From Drowning [VIDEO]
The NFL lockout may be killing fans, but it may have saved a little boy's life.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Leonard Pope, who would normally be in training camp were it not for the league's work stoppage, rescued a six-year-old boy from drowning last Saturday in his hometown of Americus, Georgia.
Six-year-old Bryson Moore, who cannot swim, was at a pool party when he somehow wound up in the deep end. His mother, Anne, who also cannot swim, started screaming for help. Cue Pope, who jumped into the water and saved Bryson.
Anne said, "Leonard was inside, and he came out of nowhere and dove into the water without any hesitation, cell phone in his pocket and all. He saved my son's life, and I am so thankful that he was there for me and my child."
Pope's quick reaction was second nature to him. He said, "I wasn't waiting on anyone else … to try to pull him out. I just felt because I have kids of my own I would want someone to do that for my kids, also."
The timing of the incident, combined with the NFL lockout, was certainly not lost on Anne, who said, "The fact that he is normally at camp and could have been in Kansas City just proved to me that he was placed here to save my son from drowning, and I thank God that he was here."
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A Republican state representative told Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst to "take ownership" of the Senate's inability to approve stricter abortion regulations in the first special session rather than blaming the House.
"While I understand the political situation you are currently facing, with each of your three opponents in the upcoming election placing the circumstances of that night squarely on your shoulders, blaming the House for the timing of the vote was not fair and will not resonate with many voters across our state," Larson wrote in a letter to Dewhurst dated Monday.
Larson cited a Dewhurst interview with 550 KTSA in San Antonio in which Dewhurst, as he often does, said that the abortion legislation was in filibuster range by the time the House sent it to the Senate in the first special session.
Dewhurst said he had told House leaders that he needed the legislation earlier.
Davis, D-Fort Worth, filibustered the measure on the session's last day. When her effort was cut short, a crowd of demonstrators yelled so loudly that the measure couldn't be passed before the session ended.
Dewhurst has come under criticism for his management of proceedings as he faces Sen. Dan Patrick of Houston, Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson and Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples in the GOP primary. Patrick on the day of the filibuster had supported a way to cut it off earlier.
Dewhurst, in the KTSA interview, blamed "mob rule" and the House sending over the legislation late in the session, as he has before. The legislation was approved in the second special session.
"You should take ownership of the inability to close the process out that night, highlight the fact that a particular senator from Houston did not provide a lot of assistance, and then reflect on how you were successful in securing the votes needed to pass it in the next session with the lessons that were learned that night," Larson wrote.
"Folks need to be reminded that you were successful in passing the historic piece of legislation. The blame game does not work and people want a leader that is willing to admit failure and how they dealt with adversity," Larson wrote.
Larson said he hadn't received a response by early Tuesday afternoon. Dewhurst's office didn't have an immediate comment.


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Prescription steroid solutions can be dripped into the ear canal or applied to the outside portion of the ear canal. Dovonex or Tazorac may cause irritation when used alone and may be best used in combination with a topical steroid. The eardrum is easily damaged. Care should be taken when inserting anything rigid into the ear. Also, impaction of scale already present from psoriasis can occur if medication prescribed for the skin on the ear is not appropriately applied inside the ear canal.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – Ralph Sampson, a former star center, a current father, about to officially become a Hall of Famer, said Thursday he may look into a new path: coaching.
The Atlanta resident said he never previously gave serious thought to getting on a bench because he didn't want to spend so much time away from his two sons. Now that one is out of college – Ralph Sampson III attended the University of Minnesota and played for the Bobcats in the Las Vegas summer league after going undrafted – and another is established in school, the elder Sampson is thinking the time is right.
"I haven't pursued it regularly in the past, probably like most people have or I should," he said. "Now that my son is going to be a junior at East Carolina, I may look at it more seriously. I wanted him to get established first. My other son is out of college. I look every year at what coaches are doing what, when and where. You think, 'Oh, maybe that's not the right time.' This year may be my time."
There does not appear to be anything on the immediate horizon with most staffs in the college and professional ranks set, but Sampson could begin with a lesser role in player development, as opposed to spending every game on the bench. Or he could become a tutor in the mold of former Rockets teammate Hakeem Olajuwon.
"I know it's a crazy game to get into sometimes and once you get in you've got to wiggle your way to the top," he said the day before being inducted into the Hall of Fame. "But if the opportunity presents, I'll look at it and I'll take it from there."
Also Thursday, Mel Daniels, set to be enshrined for his ABA career, was unable to make an event here because of an undisclosed illness and may not be able to attend the induction ceremony Friday. Reggie Miller, like Daniels a former Pacers star in the Class of 2012, said Daniels was hospitalized, and Indiana president Donnie Walsh told the Indianapolis Star he did not think Daniels would be at Symphony Hall the next night.
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"Who wouldn't want to be a Texan cheerleader?" Dixon Hernandez asked KTRK reporters after his try out for the squad.
Hernandez was the only man among a thousand girls who tried out to be Houston Texans cheerleader, the television station reported. The tryouts were held on Saturday at the Methodist Training Center.
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Scoring chances were few and far between.
A shot on goal was a herulean milestone.
Team defense on both sides was relentless and punished their opponents when they touched the puck in their end.
Someone needed to step up and No. 1-ranked St. Thomas Academy got it from sophomore forward Tom Novak, who ripped a wrist shot into the upper right corner with 4 minutes, 57 seconds left in the third period to give the Cadets a 2-1 victory against No. 3 Breck.
"It's just being in the right place at the right time," Novak said of his game-winning goal.
As humble as Novak is about his skill set, his coach, Greg Vannelli will quickly applaud the assets Novak does have.
"He has talent and you have to have talent to make some of the plays that he has," Vannelli said. "He has scored some really big goals for us and for him being only a sophomore, it is impressive to see such a young player, who plays on an all sophomore line, step up and score big goals like that.
"With him being a sophomore and us moving up to Class AA next year, we are going to need him to continue to play like this for the next two and half years."
Novak showed off his attributes with his goal in the third period.
He received a pass and quickly made his way through the neutral zone where he would find that the Cadets had an odd-man rush.
Instead of dishing a pass to one of his teammates, Novak elected to keep the puck and quickly ventured to the slot where he was able to find some room to beat Johnson with a wrist shot.
"It felt pretty good to get that one in finally," Novak said. "It was a tough battle out there to get going offensively, so you have to make sure score or at least put some pressure on them."
With scoring chances being so limited, the importance of capitalizing was that much more magnified and add to the game that spotlighted two of the elite teams in Class A.
Breck had a few chances in the second period and bottled up the Cadets, but were only able to score one on Michael Orke's power play goal.
"I just told the guys that we have to make sure we take advantage of the opportunities that we do have," Breck coach Les Larson said. "That team over there is really good and is probably the best team in the state. They are so strong defensively that you have to cash in on the opportunities that you do get.
"This was a loss, but I am proud of our guys and the way they played. Like I said, that is a great team that we just played against and have played them well two times this season, so hopefully we will see them again soon."
The Cadets defensive stranglehold on Breck was just another day at the office.
It is allowing 1.25 goals-per-game
"We are fortunate to have a lot of guys come back from last year and some have two state tournaments under their belt," Vannelli said. "A lot of our defense played in the elite league where they face a lot of tough players every day, so they are experienced with what is going on."
If the Cadets' defense themselves is hard enough to crack, there is also David Zevnik standing between the pipes.
"We obviously really love to have him back there and he has had to win some games for us with 35 or so saves against Edina and Shattuck-St. Mary's," Vannelli said. "There are times when our defense will be tested, but we know that we have David back there as well."
Tommy Novak scored the game-winning goal with 4 minutes, 57 seconds left in the third period to give No. 1-ranked St. Thomas Academy a 2-1 win against No. 3 Breck at the St. Thomas Ice Arena on Saturday, Jan. 19.
St. Thomas Academy's Alex Johnson opened the scoring with a power play goal in the first period, tipping in a shot from the point by defenseman Tony Bretzman.
In the second period Breck got on the board when Michael Orke knocked in a shot from in tight to tie the score.
Novak put away his game-winner on an odd-man rush where he elected to keep the puck and made a nifty move to the slot where he was able to bury a shot in the upper left corner to beat Breck goalie Henry Johnson.
Scoring chances were hard to come by for both teams.
The Cadets are allowing a stingy 1.25 goals per game through 16 this season and only allowed 17 shots on goal against Breck.
Breck came into its contest with St. Thomas Academy scoring 36 goals in its previous four games, which included a 6-4 win against Moorhead.
Johnson made 20 saves for the Mustangs while David Zevnik stopped 16 for St. Thomas Academy.
The Mustangs drop to 12-3-1 on the season and will take to the road to play St. Paul Academy on Tuesday, Jan. 22.
St. Thomas Academy improves to 14-1-1 and will also be on the road for its next game, which will be a rubber match with Hill-Murray on Thursday, Jan. 24. The Cadets beat the Pioneers in the regular season and lost to them in a shootout in the Schwan Cup finals. The shootout loss is classified as an official tie in the standings for St. Thomas Academy.
1. Tom Novak, St. Thomas Academy
The sophomore had his scoring chances and did not capitalize early on, but he made it count when it mattered the most. His wrist shot in the third period proved to be the game-winner with only 4 minutes, 57 seconds left. Where there were few quality scoring chances throughout, Novak easily had the most and did so using his skill to create them.
2. Jack Dougherty, St. Thomas Academy
He registered an assist, but it was not his offensive play that garners him No. 2 star honors. Dougherty was a force on the blue line and helped limit the Mustangs to only 17 shots on goal.
3. Henry Johnson, Breck
Even though he did not face a bevy of shots, Johnson was superb when he had to be. There were few occurrences when St. Thomas Academy would apply pressure on him, but when it did, Johnson came up with nice saves, was positioned well and had poise in a big game.


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Cat bow tie 'Lucky Sushi' for cat and kitten with collar is designed from strong, yet lightweight and soft cotton fabric. Each collar is fitted with an D-ring to which a bell/a pet tag can be attached to a removable lobster clasp.
Made from good quality cotton fabric.
A little bit more about these collars:
A bow tie (size 3.5'' / approx. 9cm). (non removable)
A collar with a breakaway safety buckle/clasp.
A silver colour length regulator (slider)
A non-removable silver colour D-ring.
A Maneki Neko bell.
*As this is a handmade collar, the placement of pattern will vary from collar to collar, thus making each one unique in its finished form.*
I offer various cat collar sizes - please measure your cat/kitten's neck with a tape. You should have enough room to put a finger between the tape and neck. The collars are adjustable as indicated below:
Kittens*: max length 9'' (min. approx. 6'')
Adult cat: max 12'' (min. approx. 8.5'')
*Kitten size explained:
This size should fit kittens from 4 months and should last till it's about 12 months old. If your cat is a small breed, then most likely this collar will last you much longer over 16 months or more. If you have a tiny kitten and, therefore, would like a smaller size, please send me a message and I will make a size to fit till your tiny kitty.
Not sure how to measure? Read on my blog article https://crafts4cats.com/post/111214398972/the-right-collar-size-for-your-cat-how
- Other fancy bells
- Pet ID tags
♥ Tested for strength durability by me and my cats. All collars and bows are designed & handmade entirely by me and are aimed for cats and kittens. However, please do not hesitate to contact me should you wish to have this collar for a dog. ♥
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Clothes, satin collars and bow ties.
Use lint roller to remove any dust or pet hair and wipe with a damp cloth.
Cotton Collars
Washable at 40%, dry flat. Can be ironed. No tumble dry.
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Mar 1, 2019
Great communication. Adorable cat collar! Thank you so much!! A+++
Jan 17, 2019
So very, very cute! Got compliments from the veterinarian :) Cat loves it as well (except for the bow but that's on the cat not the maker :))
Jan 1, 2019
The collar is so well made and looks lovely on Henry! Fast shipping too :) such a lovely shop with a great product, I'd happily purchase from here again
Dec 30, 2018
Very fast shipping, shipped as fast as a domestic (USA) item despite being overseas (Malta). Nice quality and the detachable bowtie is a good feature. A+


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