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<title><![CDATA[Precious Mo'nique and the Power of PRECIOUS]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Oprah Winfrey has done it again. Last week's show with Mo'nique's brother, or perhaps I should say with her family of origin, has continued to linger in my thoughts. http://www.cheaptruereligion.net(Discount True Religion) 
As astutely as any family therapist I know (though none would do this on TV), she made space for Mo'nique's brother, their parents and younger brother, and asked questions, listened, empathized, confronted, challenged, affirmed, and tried  to teach -- and she did all of this respectfully, while also remaining loyal to her hard-earned knowledge on the subject, to Mo'nique, and to the millions of incest survivors in her TV audience. http://www.edhardy-sale.org(Ed Hardy bags)

I'm one of them. My memoir, When the Piano Stops, the story of my healing, details specific assaults on my mind, body, and spirit, including many that are similar to Precious' life. I saw the movie Precious with my husband when it first came out, and loved it, so much so that when it was over I said aloud: "Thank you, everyone  who was involved in making this film. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!" I cried during Precious. This movie touched deep wounds in my heart, and helped me to get more of the poison out, and I was certain that its power would penetrate many others in the same way. http://www.shopghdhairstraightener.com/ghd/ghdhairstraightener/(Uk Cheap Ghd Hair Straightener on Sale)

Along comes Gerald Imes, Mo'nique's brother, who began molesting her when she was seven. He describes how grieved he is about hurting her and the family. He wants to apologize to Mo'nique, but she wants no part of this TV event except to give Oprah her blessing. Wise choice. He describes his downhill slide into drinking, drugs, larceny, assaults, and, with Oprah nudging him along, a jail term for sexual assault of another child. He appears to be clean and sober, and has obviously done a lot of work on himself. But then he says that the reason he molested was because he had been molested also. I'm not a fan of blaming others for one's own behavior, and I don't buy into a linear cause/effect rationale like his because I think there are multiple interrelated dynamics at play: personality  structure, family relationships, alcohol and drug abuse, community, to name a few. In this case, I'm particularly curious about what was going on in the family before and during the years in which he molested Mo'nique. But I'm also aware of relevant statistics that could influence his understanding of himself: victims of sexual assault are more likely to suffer from PTSD, sadness, and school problems, 70% of male victims are more likely to engage in alcohol and drug abuse, have suicidal thoughts and attempt suicide, and violently abuse others. The realities these numbers reveal are tragic.

Mo'nique's respectable-looking parents, who remind me of the parents portrayed by Maureen Stapleton and Karl Malden in the movie Nuts with Barbra Streisand, present their pain to Oprah and the millions who are watching, as does Mo'nique's younger brother, with Gerald looking on. The four, their preacher beside them, describe wanting to bring Mo'nique back into the fold of what they describe as their close-knit family. But they also take issue with her cut-offs from them, some of her statements, her memory, her "going public." Nobody seems to take issue with how Gerald's alcohol and drug abuse may have influenced the veracity of his version of the story.
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<pubDate>Wed, 04 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Levi Strauss sales up but debt refinancing hurts]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Levi Strauss & Co reported an increase in sales as its namesake brand won back shoppers looking for more affordable jeans, but results were dampened by the costs of refinancing debt.

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Last year, the company Levi Strauss bought 73 Levi's and Docker's outlet stores from a former licensee and it has been adding to its fleet of full-price Levi's brand stores.

The company operates 453 stores in 26 countries. Those stores made up 16 percent of net revenue in the first half of the year, compared with 11 percent last year. http://www.edhardy-sale.org(Ed Hardy bags)

That retail expansion has helped mitigate tepid sales in some mature markets such as the United States, Europe and Japan, where consumers have pared back purchases.

On a call with analysts, Chief Executive John Anderson warned that consumers were under pressure in those markets and would likely remain so through the end of the year.

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"Pre-recession, they didn't think twice about spending $400-$500 for a pair of jeans -- they realized they were getting ripped off," Chief Financial Officer Blake Jorgensen told Reuters.

Revenue was up 8 percent in the Americas region, which includes in the United States, also up 8 percent in Asia, and was up 9 percent in Europe.

In the Americas, which accounts for nearly 60 percent of all sales, net revenue benefited from a strong performance by Levi's jeans that helped make up for weaker Signature and U.S. Dockers sales.

Excluding the effects of currency, revenue was down 2 percent in Asia as the Japanese market weighed on sales even as they rose more than 20 percent in markets such as China.

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Levi Strauss, based in San Francisco, reported a net loss of $14.4 million, compared with a loss of $4.1 million a year earlier, with much of this year's loss coming from the refinancing of about $900 million in high-yield debt during the quarter, Jorgensen said.

Excluding those and other one-time charges, Levi Strauss' operating income rose 23.4 percent to $69.2 million.

Gross margins rose 5 percentage points to 51 percent compared with 46 percent for the same quarter a year earlier.

Overall net revenue in the second quarter, which ended May 30, rose 8 percent to $976.5 million, aided in part by favorable currency fluctuations, the company said.  
Excluding the effect of currency, revenue was up 5 percent.

Levi Strauss, which is privately held, reports quarterly results because its debt is publicly held.
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<pubDate>Tue, 03 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Seized 1.5 million pounds]]></title>
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Between 2004 and 2009, Renfrewshire Council’s trading standards officers confiscated more than 18,000 items of counterfeit clothing, 3400 pairs of bogus footwear and 2500 fake films, computer games and music CDs. http://www.edhardy-sale.org(Ed Hardy bags)

The council says some fake goods, particularly electrical products such as hair straighteners, can often pose a serious risk of injury to people who use them. 

Now the Fake Free Renfrewshire Strategy aims to protect consumers, create a level playing field for legitimate businesses and deprive organised criminals of the profits they reap from counterfeiting – profits which the council warns could help fund gun-running, drug-dealing and human trafficking. http://www.shopghdhairstraightener.com/ghd/ghdhairstraightener/(Uk Cheap Ghd Hair Straightener on Sale)

Councillor Marie McGurk, convener of Renfrewshire Council’s Environment and Infrastructure Policy Board, said: “Fake boots and hair straighteners are the current counterfeit products of choice.

“Phoney electrical goods are particularly dangerous as they don’t face the same rigorous safety checks as the genuine article.

“In one incident the poor-quality ceramic coating failed on a pair of fake GHD hair straighteners.

“They short-circuited and caught fire. This kind of incident gives the lie to the idea that counterfeiting is a victimless crime.

“It puts people at risk, damages legitimate businesses and costs local jobs.

“The strategy will see our trading standards officers exchanging crucial intelligence across the country.

“We are also going to work with shopping centres to raise awareness about the goods most often counterfeited and encourage them to report any temporary traders who may be selling these items.

“We also have a dedicated anti-counterfeiting number to allow members of the public to report their concerns to a specialist intellectual property officer.”
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<pubDate>Mon, 02 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Bags the luxury mall project]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Beyond Squarefeet  which is a boutique Mall Advisory company clinches the only Luxury mall project in Chennai, being developed by KKA Builders Pvt. Ltd.Bergamo, being the first and probably the only Luxury Mall in Chennai, is spread over 40,000 sq.ft. and is located on the popular Khader Nawaz Khan Road. http://www.cheaptruereligion.net(Discount True Religion)

Bergamo will be the first project in Chennai for KKA Buildtech Pvt. Ltd. Set up at a hefty cost of approximately Rs 10 crores (excluding the cost of land) the mall will be Chennai’s first Luxury destination and will come up by the first half of 2011. Designed on the lines of a classical Italian monument, this “Bespoke” retail space, will house only premium international luxury brands in its luxuriant environs. http://www.edhardy-sale.org(Ed Hardy bags)

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Bergamo is in talks with various leading international brands, which will be provided space here, soon.
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<pubDate>Fri, 30 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[About International brands to launch at Sydney fair]]></title>
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Two high-profile LA brands are set to make their Australian debuts at the International Jewellery Fair in Sydney. http://www.cheaptruereligion.net(Discount True Religion)

Watch brand Ed Hardy and luxury jeweller Simon G will join a host of other international and local suppliers who are exhibiting at the fair for the first time. This year, more than 30 per cent are new to the fair for 2010. http://www.edhardy-sale.org(Ed Hardy bags)

Ed Hardy is a high-profile streetwear fashion, jewellery and watch brand from Christian Audigier, the French designer who was the driving force behind celebrity fashion label Von Dutch.

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Ed Hardy’s Australian distributor John Rose said the brand already has a fan base in Australia. “Ed Hardy has become a worldwide phenomenon. The brand is already known and loved by many Australians,” he said.

“We’re starting with the watches now because we know there’s an enormous amount of demand for them in Australia. Going into spring/summer everything in the watch world is about colour. And because Ed Hardy has this vibrancy, colour and life to it, it’s so right now.”

Ed Hardy has been testing the water in Australia with a small selection of stockists in Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales. Rose said reaction to the brand has so far been “unparalleled”.

Award-winning brand Simon G will also launch at the fair. Specialising in high-end bridal and fashion jewellery, the manufacturing designer jewellery business is owned by a Lebanese immigrant who made his name as a jeweller in LA. Like Ed Hardy, his work also has a celebrity following and has been singled out in the pages of a number of US consumer magazines.

In the US, the brand has just launched a line of sustainable fashion jewellery in partnership with Global Green USA – the American arm of President Gorbachev’s Green Cross International, which was founded in 1994.

Hailing from Europe, Finnish jewellery brand Lapponia will makes its debut at the Sydney trade fair to coincide with the business’s 50th anniversary. Its collection is designed by several guest artists from different countries, and the company has just one Australian stockist at present – in Sydney.

Lapponia’s Natasha Ree said: “On Lapponia's 50th Anniversary, we are excited to launch in Australia the unique, designer jewellery made in Finland. One of Lapponia's guest designers, Zoltan Popovits, spent some formative years here in Australia, bringing the collaboration. in a sense. full-circle.”

Lapponia will be exhibiting an extensive range of necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings at the show.As well as new overseas designers, there are a number of local suppliers that will be new to the Sydney trade fair.

Shayne Jackson, managing director of Bitano, said the Sydney trade fair will give him the opportunity to make contact with customers he wouldn’t normally reach, as well as retailers who are looking to broaden their range.

The business has been supplying fashion jewellery in Australia for 10 years, working with silver, 18-carat gold combinations, pearls and semi-precious stones.Jackson believes the consumer shift towards low-to-medium-priced fashion accessories, driven by the Global Financial Crisis, means more retailers are looking for the type of jewellery Bitano has to offer.
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<pubDate>Thu, 29 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[The chic learn to click]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[When Oscar de la Renta, an American fashion house, launched a transactional website some years ago, it expected people to buy mostly smaller items such as belts and perfume. The firm was stunned when it received an online order last spring for an $80,000 sable coat from a new customer in New Hampshire. He couldn't get to New York, apparently. http://www.cheaptruereligion.net(true religion jeans)

Online customers have been snapping up the firm's core product: $4,000 cocktail dresses. "We could not have been more wrong in our expectations of the Internet," said Alex Bolen, the firm's chief executive. Online purchases are still a small proportion of total sales, but growing rapidly.

Most luxury-goods firms are less open-minded. Many scorn the Internet as a plaything for plebs. A product sold online, wrote Jean-Noël Kapferer, a French branding guru, in "The Luxury Strategy," published last year, ceases to be a luxury item. http://www.edhardy-sale.org(ed hardy)

In early 2008, of 178 luxury firms around the world surveyed by Forrester Research, only a third sold their products on the Internet. That figure has risen, but still about half of firms don't sell online at all, estimates Federico Marchetti, the founder of Yoox Group, owner of Yoox.com, a luxury-goods website. http://www.shopghdhairstraightener.com/ghd/ghdhairstraightener/(GHD)

Prada, an Italian design house, had no website until 2007. It did not start selling products online until last year. Several American companies, such as Tiffany & Co., have thriving Web businesses, but European firms, especially the old French houses, such as Chanel and Hermès, are still afraid of mice. 

Luxury executives explain that the Internet is too impersonal for their products, which need the human touch. Allowing anyone to buy online can mean a loss of cachet. Luxury firms like to dazzle customers with plush stores and sleek ads, so that they think only about beauty and not at all about price. The Web, by contrast, shines a clear light on price.
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<pubDate>Wed, 28 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[About shoppers can save the city money]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[The Space Shuttle Challenger disaster at Cape Canaveral happened in January 1986. I moved to Lompoc in 1987, which was a difficult time for the city as Vandenberg AFB had been slated to become the West Coast location for the shuttle. Due to the disaster, this was canceled.

There were quite a few empty houses. Some projects had been built in anticipation of the many visitors expected to come to Lompoc, other projects were canceled. http://www.tiffanyclassicmall.com(Cheap tiffany jewelry)

In spite of this I found shopping venues and obtaining services were mostly satisfactory. Here are some no longer around: V Street had Lompoc Lumber, including a large hardware department; also on V Street was Paulson’s Nursery. These were very convenient for residents on the west side of town. http://www.replicawatchestop.com(online replica Watches)

Ocean Avenue and nearby streets had quite a few businesses that have left or gone out of business: Newberry Dime Store, Family Billiards, Valley Bowling Lanes, Richard’s Pawn Shop, Pico’s Western Store, Gracian Feed Store, Owens Music, Kings Furniture and Yamaha-Honda Motorcycles. I don’t want to forget Moore’s Department Store; one of the best stores I have ever shopped in. There was a large hardware area and the main store stocked excellent merchandise at fair prices. It was easy to find a nice gift or something to wear. There were a couple of independent drug stores as well. There was also a Greyhound terminal with service both north and south. http://www.shopghdhairstraightener.com/ghd/ghdhairstraightener/(Uk Cheap Ghd Hair Straightener on Sale)

In Vandenberg Village was the Village Roller Skate Center but most departed businesses were on H Street and vicinity. Penney’s and Kmart were two of the larger ones and Sears was just off H Street. Stateside Office Supply was well stocked. The Lompoc Garden Center offered a wide selection and expert advice was available. Two fabric stores, Lil Tiffany and House of Fabrics, filled this need. Calico Cat was a superior gift store and there were five others.

The Internet and TV led to the demise of Books West and Printed Matter. It became too easy to order books online. Travel planning and booking was pretty easy. There was Collin’s House of Travel, Village Travel Center and on Central Avenue, Your Travel Center. Airlines paid a commission on ticket sales as was probably true of tour companies, hotels, etc. The cost to the traveler for the planning and booking was quite reasonable.

Big Lots and Miller Outpost were popular merchants as was Mervyn’s; a recent departure. Who would have thought the Warehouse and Blockbuster would be closed. Now Hollywood Video is also closing. This is also due to the Internet. Morning Glory Music is just a memory. I have been told there were two bridal shops and I recall a tuxedo rental store. Kempy K’s was an interesting toy store. My daughter and two or three friends would often walk over from the Meadows. The older kids would ride their bikes and the younger ones would be in strollers or wagons. After a stop at the donut shop they would browse the toy store and usually make a purchase. Restaurants come and go and we still have a good selection. I wonder, however, how many cities this size have lost a Denny’s, an IHOP and a Bakers Square?

There will always be change. Probably some people miss the horse and buggy days and other things no longer part of daily life. I have most likely left out some other departed businesses, but these are the ones I remembered or learned about. Many of the ones that have closed or left have been superseded by others equally as good, or better. The thing is that if we want to keep them and also attract new ones, we should try to shop in Lompoc when we can. It can have a positive effect and benefit all of us. So, when you feel it is time to buy, be sure to give Lompoc a try!
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<pubDate>Fri, 23 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Wealthy shop in London's luxury trend]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Vikram Baidyanath prefers to travel more than 4,000 miles to London to get suits from his favorite brand, Ermenegildo Zegna, than to drive half an http://www.tiffanyclassicmall.com(Cheap tiffany jewelry) hour to New Delhi’s luxury mall. 

“The feel-good factor and the whole experience of shopping abroad is better,” said Baidyanath, 32, who also buys Burberry shirts and Gucci or Prada shoes on trips to London. The chief executive of traditional medicine and health-product maker Baidyanath Group said he’s attracted to the ambience, wider selections and lower prices to be found overseas.

Luxury spending in India, the world’s second-most populous nation, was less than a tenth of that in China last year, according to Bernstein Research. Wealthy shoppers’ penchant for the shopping centers of Paris, London and Milan pose a challenge for companies such as LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA and Gucci parent PPR SA in a country where the biggest stock market rally in 18 years produced about 42,000 millionaires last year. http://www.replicawatchestop.com(online replica Watches)

“Indian consumers are buying a lot of luxury, but they aren’t buying it here,” said Mohan Murjani, a retailer who gave up selling the Gucci and Jimmy Choo labels two years after opening his first store in Mumbai, India’s financial center, in 2007. “I don’t see luxury taking off for at least another decade.” http://www.shopghdhairstraightener.com/ghd/ghdhairstraightener/(Uk Cheap Ghd Hair Straightener on Sale)

Murjani, 64, garnered sales of less than $500 per square foot in his stores, half of what he had projected in 2005, when he began planning to bring luxury goods to a country where more than half of the population survives on less than $2 a day. India has a population of 1.2 billion people.

Takashimaya, Tiffany Takashimaya Co., Japan’s third-largest department store company, has sales of about 1.6 million yen ($18,000) per square foot at its stores in Tokyo and other cities, according to investment relations documents. Takashimaya’s stores carry more than a hundred brands, including Bulgari, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Armani.

Worldwide stores of Tiffany & Co., the world’s second- largest luxury jewelry retailer, generated sales of $2,400 per gross square foot last year, Chief Financial Officer James Fernandez told investors on June 30.

India’s spending on luxury clothes, watches, jewelry and cosmetics was about 600 million euros ($777 million) last year, according to a Bernstein Research report.  
That compared with 6.6 billion euros for China excluding Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, and 3.4 billion euros in South Korea, a country with a population of about 49 million.
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<pubDate>Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<pubDate>Wed, 21 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[About Tacori filming the new 'Cupid's Arrow business]]></title>
<description><![CDATA["Cupid's Arrow," the new 30-second spot, is the video complement to Tacori's "Golden Arrow" print campaign, which has been running in magazines since 2009. In the commercial, which began airing nationwide on July 1, a golden arrow shoots through the air, capturing one of Tacori's best-selling engagement rings and a women's wedding band before piercing the ground. As the jewelry pieces fall towards the arrowhead, they are joined by a third design, a matching men's wedding band. http://www.tiffanyclassicmall.com(Cheap tiffany jewelry)

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<pubDate>Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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