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December 21st, 2009

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Waring PBB2 Professional Bar Blender

$190.00

Waring Pro’s best-selling, commercially-rated professional food and beverage blender creates a vortex action for faster, thorough blending in less time. With a heavy-duty 550-watt motor and user-friendly, two-speed, toggle-switch operation, blending is quick, efficient and effortless. Professional-quality stainless-steel blades crush ice instantly to prepare smoothies, yogurt shakes or blended bev…

CK Products Button Assortment Chocolate Mold

$5.99

CK Products chocolate molds are first quality, plastic molds. They are durable and reusable. not machine washable. Our chocolate molds are suitable for chocolate, soap making, butter molding, ice-cubes, plaster and concrete crafting. These molds are FDA approved…

Fox Run- Retro Kitchen Timer With Magnet

Keep your cookies, cakes, roasts and casseroles from burning with the Fox Run Retro Kitchen Timer. The styling of this timer is a classic and will look great in any kitchen. The timer can be set for a maximum of 60 minutes and has a magnet on the back for added convenience….

Anne Sofie von Otter – Folksongs (Dvorak, Kodaly, Britten, Grainger, Larsson, Hahn)

$13.56

Mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter a folkie? Most definitely: she and Bengt Forsberg have been sold on folksong in its various manifestations for years. But anyone with scruples about the brown-rice-and-sandals approach to such music need have no fears. This is quite simply a ravishing collection, with enough musical merit to satisfy the most hardhearted skeptic. Having said that, the term “f…

1962-1970: Collector’s Edition Box Set (Remastered Red & Blue Albums with Cards & Stamp)

$71.37

This collector’s edition box set includes the 1962-1966 and 1967-1970 remastered Beatles albums, expanded booklets, newly written essays, rare photos, a 32 page booklet, a vintage 1964 Beatles stamp (graded and authenticated Gem Mint 10) and a square acetate collector’s set containing one square for each Red and Blue album, plus eight additional squares for each Beatles’ career between 1962 and 19…

Designer Wardrobes On a Budget

As much as we all want to have the hottest new pair of shoes, the cutest new dress or the incredibly stylish jeans, it’s not always possible. Money is a rare commodity in a lot of families, whether you’re a parent, a college or University student or simply trying to make ends meet while working. Well, you’ll be happy to know that just because you’re on a budget it does not mean that you can’t afford a high end, super hot wardrobe it just means you’ll have to look a little harder. Luckily, I’m here to help.

There are many ways to spend you’re money wisely, here are just a few:

Vintage and Second-Hand Stores Some people cringe when they hear the words vintage, second-hand or used clothing. It’s really not as bad as it sounds. Most second-hand clothing is barely used and many places won’t even take the clothing unless they are in mint condition. It’s going to take you a little longer to look through all the designs and some of them may not be a high end label like Burberry but once you find one, you’ve hit the jackpot. Vintage clothing is extremely popular in Hollywood as well. Many of the hottest celebrities who can afford to spend thousands of dollars on their wardrobes choose to buy vintage instead.

Buy a Few Pieces and Maximize on them One piece of design clothing isn’t going to break the bank. So if you choose one that you really like (preferably a jacket, sweater or something that can be mixed with a number of other pieces) you will be able to maximize on the one piece by wearing it with a number of other outfits. Likewise, articles of clothing like scarves and sweaters will be even more effective when it comes to mixing and matching because they can be used more often and paired with more outfits than say a pair of jeans or shoes.

Look For Deals Smart Shopping is the best way to save money. Looking for deals may be a little more time consuming than just whipping into a store and purchasing the first amazing piece that you see but, in the end, it’s definitely worth it. The best time to look for deals is either at the end of a season or when a store/company is relocating or closing. Generally, seasonal sales are the best way to save money on designer clothing, so make sure you keep an eye out at the end of each season.

Saving money on your designer wardrobe really comes down to smart shopping. If you can’t afford a $400 dollar shirt then don’t buy it. Wait until you find a deal that fits into your budget and you’ll be much happier in the long run.

I have an old vintage Katan tea set made in japan looking to find out the worth and more about it?

This is a beautiful tea set my mother gave me from her first marriage sent to her from over seas,when I hold up the tea cups to the light you can see a beautiful china lady on the bottom of the cups, the tea cups are like thin egg shells thin ,I have the full tea set in mint condition ,looking to find out more about them I know their over 30 years old…

http://www.kovels.com/ I collect vintage and antique Japanese and Chinese tea sets. This is a trusted site used often to find information and pricing on collectibles and antiques. They recently published a new book referencing “younger” collectibles and you may find more information on the set there. Also, they do answer questions and provide information if you send in photos. Another place to look is Replacements Unlimited to see what their value may be.