Trying to find a destination for my family who unfortunately have varying interests - my mom likes expensive shopping, my dad likes snorkelling. Expensive shopping ie: Chanel, LV, Fendi, etc.
Any chance such a place exists?
Thanks!|||Aruba has a high-end mall (Gucci, LV, Ferragamo) and lots of snorkeling (as well as other activities).|||Beaches/beach areas in Florida and/or California, USA. Renowned for high-end shopping as well as sun and fun.|||How about the French, Italian or Spanish Riviera?|||hey,
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
How much knowledge of Physics and Chemistry should workers building a shopping mall know?
I am writing a data table of 5 different jobs that would be needed in building and furnishing a shopping mall. I chose retail land developer, real estate agent, lawyer, architect, and interior designer. I have to also write how much knowledge of physics and chemistry should each worker know. Please help me, thank you!|||in real life, none of those professions need any physics or chemistry background.
land developer sees a piece of farmland in the path of future city expansion. Works with banks to finance the purchase of the land. Develops an overall plan for land, shopping center, neighborhood, etc. Hires civil engineers to assess drainage and utilities and elevations etc that meet local codes. Goes to the local government to change the zoning. Hires a general contractor to prep the land according to the civil engineering specs, builds roads, parking lots. Then maybe hires an architect to design commercial buildings etc and hires other contractors to build the buildings. no chemistry. no physics background.
real estate agents simply find property that people want to sell, and market the property to potential buyers. No chemistry. no physics
attorneys. Come on. the only attorneys that need a background in chemistry or physics are patent attorneys. And even that is a bit sketchy. Most attorneys practice dui and divorce law. meaning they read the codes, know the courtroom proceedings, know the judges and prosecutors and cut deals. the ones involved in a shopping center will know general contract law, liability law, etc.
architects. are basically artists. They design the appearance of the building, stamp the drawings, and approve the final completed project. They are responsible for ingress and egress but that's about it. The structural design part is always farmed out to civil engineers.
interior designer. they pick out colors and textures for rooms, furniture and curtains.
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now. the jobs that would need chemistry and physics backgrounds to build a shopping mall are these.
the structural engineering guys. The civil engineers who design the support columns, roof, walls, foundations, stairs, supporting structure for elevators, floors, etc in compliance with local codes. like earthquake design codes. etc.
The mechanical engineering guys. Who design the pumping system and distribution for fire protection, potable water systems, wastewater systems, etc.
The electrical engineers. The guys who figure out how much power the building needs and designs power distribution. an MCC/electrical room. motor control and electrical. This guys plan out the electrical circuits, breaker panels, transformers, etc.
And the project manager. The chief engineer in charge of all the engineering tasks and construction. This person is usually a mechanical or chemical engineer.
land developer sees a piece of farmland in the path of future city expansion. Works with banks to finance the purchase of the land. Develops an overall plan for land, shopping center, neighborhood, etc. Hires civil engineers to assess drainage and utilities and elevations etc that meet local codes. Goes to the local government to change the zoning. Hires a general contractor to prep the land according to the civil engineering specs, builds roads, parking lots. Then maybe hires an architect to design commercial buildings etc and hires other contractors to build the buildings. no chemistry. no physics background.
real estate agents simply find property that people want to sell, and market the property to potential buyers. No chemistry. no physics
attorneys. Come on. the only attorneys that need a background in chemistry or physics are patent attorneys. And even that is a bit sketchy. Most attorneys practice dui and divorce law. meaning they read the codes, know the courtroom proceedings, know the judges and prosecutors and cut deals. the ones involved in a shopping center will know general contract law, liability law, etc.
architects. are basically artists. They design the appearance of the building, stamp the drawings, and approve the final completed project. They are responsible for ingress and egress but that's about it. The structural design part is always farmed out to civil engineers.
interior designer. they pick out colors and textures for rooms, furniture and curtains.
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now. the jobs that would need chemistry and physics backgrounds to build a shopping mall are these.
the structural engineering guys. The civil engineers who design the support columns, roof, walls, foundations, stairs, supporting structure for elevators, floors, etc in compliance with local codes. like earthquake design codes. etc.
The mechanical engineering guys. Who design the pumping system and distribution for fire protection, potable water systems, wastewater systems, etc.
The electrical engineers. The guys who figure out how much power the building needs and designs power distribution. an MCC/electrical room. motor control and electrical. This guys plan out the electrical circuits, breaker panels, transformers, etc.
And the project manager. The chief engineer in charge of all the engineering tasks and construction. This person is usually a mechanical or chemical engineer.
At what stage of your pregnancy did you start shopping for your baby?
I'm 20 weeks and still haven't got a thing for my baby. In my country baby shower happens two weeks after the baby is born. This means the mom to be actually has to buy important stuff for her baby. I feel like its too early for me to start shopping, or as soon as I start shopping something could go wrong. I'm being this paranoid due to my previous multiple miscarriages. Anyways do u think its ok for me to shop now, when did you do yours? Thanks|||I started shopping after I knew the sex of the baby, you don't want to wait until the last minute and scrambling to get everything you need. Whatever you buy just keep all the receipts and know the return policy in case something does happen to the baby. Just hope for the best and try not to worry. Good luck with everything|||I bought a few small things at 6 weeks like a couple of unisex outfits. The rest I wanted to hold off on until 12 weeks. My Mil though was visiting at around 9 weeks and she wanted to help us. So we put a cot, change table and dresser on lay-by. We didn't pick up the furniture until 36 weeks though. She actually bought a pram for us as soon as my husband told her I was pregnant at 6 weeks! My husband's aunt bought us a carseat at the same time. Everything else we bought throughout the pregnancy.
I did feel a little paranoid about buying things so soon but even my previous miscarriages couldn't stop my excitement.|||Since you have to buy big things, I would start looking now. I don't know if the country you are in has children's resale stores or consignment or yard sales, but those are great places to start for the big things (Except car seats. These should always be purchased new because they must be replaced after accidents and expiration, and you wouldn't be sure of the history). I kept my eye out for great deals on convenience items and big items (crib, play gyms, bouncers, etc). People tend to like to gift the 'cute' things (clothes, washclothes) at showers, whether you register or not.|||Oh some cultures do not accept a baby until it arrives as fact and some cultures consider the baby's birthday the day of conception. It's totally subjective. Some cultures find it very threatening to plan on something as having happened when it hasn't actually happened and bad luck. It's just up to you.
Yeah if you want to invite friends from the US just have one of your friends run a baby shower for you.
If you want to invite relatives and friends from your home country then wait.
As for me, I'm from the US and we have baby showers here. If there is a miscarriage think of your friends as being there to support you so you don't have to do it alone. It's all up to you though. There is no shame in miscarrying. It's not like it's your fault. No matter what the problem is, it wasn't your decision to have a miscarriage. So I hope you remember that.
Peace and luck.|||With my first I waited until 35 weeks and went baby crazy. With my second, I was more laid back and got a few brand new things a couple weeks before I was due. But I wasn't going to have any more children after my second and gave everything away, now I'm due with my third and started getting all the basics for super cheap or next to free at around 24 weeks after I found out the gender.
I think it would be fine to start to shop, just keep a eye on sales for the main things like car seats and cribs.|||I felt the same as you. Form me it was not until 33-34 weeks and I refused 2 showers. I have had three miscarriages and most of this pregnancy I have bleed and cramped. After my baby was born my doctor and I cried and held each other and she said she thought I was going to loose this one too. That is why I waited so very long to shop. Good luck. I hope you have a miracle baby too!|||I started buying things after I knew the sex of the baby..so about the same time you are now. I had a baby shower when I was 34 weeks pregnant and got a ton of diapers and clothes and it's a good thing I bought the big things myself because nobody got me anything but diapers and clothes.|||my case was simular to yours. My baby is almost 4 weeks old and my baby shower is n 2 weeks. I was scared to buy things as well due to 2 misscarrages but once i hit 20 week and had my ultrasound seen that he was a boy is when i started to shop.|||I started buying things when I found out I was pregnant (the big things anyway) like a stroller and a crib etc. I am sure at this point you are fine to buy things for the baby. Best of luck in everything. And positive thoughts of a healthy baby!|||We didn't buy much until after we found out the sex of the baby. I bought a few things here and there before that but after we found out she was a girl, we started buying girly things. : )|||I started at 23 weeks, there was the crib that we wanted for less then 200$ on sale so e bought it and put it up when my baby was 6 weeks old|||I started as soon as I found out the gender with both of my pregnancies but just didn't take tags off things til later on
I did feel a little paranoid about buying things so soon but even my previous miscarriages couldn't stop my excitement.|||Since you have to buy big things, I would start looking now. I don't know if the country you are in has children's resale stores or consignment or yard sales, but those are great places to start for the big things (Except car seats. These should always be purchased new because they must be replaced after accidents and expiration, and you wouldn't be sure of the history). I kept my eye out for great deals on convenience items and big items (crib, play gyms, bouncers, etc). People tend to like to gift the 'cute' things (clothes, washclothes) at showers, whether you register or not.|||Oh some cultures do not accept a baby until it arrives as fact and some cultures consider the baby's birthday the day of conception. It's totally subjective. Some cultures find it very threatening to plan on something as having happened when it hasn't actually happened and bad luck. It's just up to you.
Yeah if you want to invite friends from the US just have one of your friends run a baby shower for you.
If you want to invite relatives and friends from your home country then wait.
As for me, I'm from the US and we have baby showers here. If there is a miscarriage think of your friends as being there to support you so you don't have to do it alone. It's all up to you though. There is no shame in miscarrying. It's not like it's your fault. No matter what the problem is, it wasn't your decision to have a miscarriage. So I hope you remember that.
Peace and luck.|||With my first I waited until 35 weeks and went baby crazy. With my second, I was more laid back and got a few brand new things a couple weeks before I was due. But I wasn't going to have any more children after my second and gave everything away, now I'm due with my third and started getting all the basics for super cheap or next to free at around 24 weeks after I found out the gender.
I think it would be fine to start to shop, just keep a eye on sales for the main things like car seats and cribs.|||I felt the same as you. Form me it was not until 33-34 weeks and I refused 2 showers. I have had three miscarriages and most of this pregnancy I have bleed and cramped. After my baby was born my doctor and I cried and held each other and she said she thought I was going to loose this one too. That is why I waited so very long to shop. Good luck. I hope you have a miracle baby too!|||I started buying things after I knew the sex of the baby..so about the same time you are now. I had a baby shower when I was 34 weeks pregnant and got a ton of diapers and clothes and it's a good thing I bought the big things myself because nobody got me anything but diapers and clothes.|||my case was simular to yours. My baby is almost 4 weeks old and my baby shower is n 2 weeks. I was scared to buy things as well due to 2 misscarrages but once i hit 20 week and had my ultrasound seen that he was a boy is when i started to shop.|||I started buying things when I found out I was pregnant (the big things anyway) like a stroller and a crib etc. I am sure at this point you are fine to buy things for the baby. Best of luck in everything. And positive thoughts of a healthy baby!|||We didn't buy much until after we found out the sex of the baby. I bought a few things here and there before that but after we found out she was a girl, we started buying girly things. : )|||I started at 23 weeks, there was the crib that we wanted for less then 200$ on sale so e bought it and put it up when my baby was 6 weeks old|||I started as soon as I found out the gender with both of my pregnancies but just didn't take tags off things til later on
What is it that guys look for in a serious cloths shopping experience?
When you are out to do a bit of cloths shopping, what is it do you look for? Anything from the customer service you expect, to the items you want to find in the store, to the overall decor of the place. Please feel free to put as much input in as possible and optionally include how you would best describe your clothing style as well as where your from. I would really appreciate the help guys!|||When straight guys go clothes shopping, they just want to do it as fast as they can so they can get back to eating/playing video games/masturbating.|||I like to shop in places that are a little classier that sell suits, ties, dress shirts, etc. As for customer services, usually since i'm a little younger then other people going into those shops i feel like i'm not taken seriously and thus the customer service isn't as helpful or they don't even bother to ask "is there anything that you are looking for?" in a casual wear outside, I either wear athletic wear or something like a short sleaved dress shirt with a sweater vest or something. i like Asics, but its a very hard brand to find actual atheltic wear|||I always look for a good selection of graphic tees, both long sleeve and short. Long sleeves can be just plain balck because i usually wear a long sleeve tee with a short sleeve overtop. Also, I'm very interested in black dress shirts with some sort of design on them - so it's kinda classy i guess but casual at the same time.
Have any of you started your Christmas Shopping yet?
I know it's only August but Christmas is only a few months away! That is soooo hard to believe! My husband thinks I am crazy for already starting my Christmas shopping- actually I started 2 months ago:-) - but what do you think? When do you start your holiday shopping? Are you planning on spending less or more this season?|||In a way, I guess it's better to start your Christmas shopping now. You avoid the huge, aggressive crowds (lol) and it will save you time (and money, for not spending like 3 months pay check all at once in December) later on.
But I kind of like shopping closer to Christmas time. Stores are playing your favorite Christmas songs while you shop :) And you get to watch the snow fall outside (if it happens to be snowing at the time, haha).|||4 years Ago I actually put some Toys on Layaway for my son for Christmas. I don't think it's weird to start your Christmas shopping right now. I say it's Actually Smart, specially with the Economy right now..
But I kind of like shopping closer to Christmas time. Stores are playing your favorite Christmas songs while you shop :) And you get to watch the snow fall outside (if it happens to be snowing at the time, haha).|||4 years Ago I actually put some Toys on Layaway for my son for Christmas. I don't think it's weird to start your Christmas shopping right now. I say it's Actually Smart, specially with the Economy right now..
Where is the best shopping area in Paris?
Im planning a trip to Paris around December time, and have no idea which area/ region I should stay in!?
Its mainly for shopping so does anyone know where I can get a mix of designer stores like armani, jimmy choo ect, then just affordable high street store and the occasional market/ boutiques.|||While looking online, I came across this website. I hope this helps with your vacation.
http://www.discoverfrance.net/France/Par鈥?/a>
Have Fun!|||I wouldn't stay in this area, because it's quite expensive, but the best shopping area is on the Champs-脡lys茅es, which is in the eighth arrondissement. I recommend staying in the Latin Quarter, or in the Marais, as both areas are very central to most Paris locations.
Some other good shopping locations are Rue St Honor茅 and Rue du Faubourg St Honor茅, as well as Rue Cler (a funkier outdoor marketplace near the Eiffel Tower).|||Jimmy Choo is off of Madeline stop and in Paris you CAN get Chanel and Dior, Louis Vuitton, Jean Paul Gaultier and Givenchy here at 7/8 Arriondrossiment.
http://www.parisnet.com/parismap.html
You can also take the RER A train to Val d'Europe for the outlets and get LongChamps, Ralph Lauren and more at much cheaper prices. La Madeline is where the pricey things are. (on the Metro Stop Purple 14 -Balard) http://mappery.com/maps/Paris-Metro-Map.鈥?/a>
Its mainly for shopping so does anyone know where I can get a mix of designer stores like armani, jimmy choo ect, then just affordable high street store and the occasional market/ boutiques.|||While looking online, I came across this website. I hope this helps with your vacation.
http://www.discoverfrance.net/France/Par鈥?/a>
Have Fun!|||I wouldn't stay in this area, because it's quite expensive, but the best shopping area is on the Champs-脡lys茅es, which is in the eighth arrondissement. I recommend staying in the Latin Quarter, or in the Marais, as both areas are very central to most Paris locations.
Some other good shopping locations are Rue St Honor茅 and Rue du Faubourg St Honor茅, as well as Rue Cler (a funkier outdoor marketplace near the Eiffel Tower).|||Jimmy Choo is off of Madeline stop and in Paris you CAN get Chanel and Dior, Louis Vuitton, Jean Paul Gaultier and Givenchy here at 7/8 Arriondrossiment.
http://www.parisnet.com/parismap.html
You can also take the RER A train to Val d'Europe for the outlets and get LongChamps, Ralph Lauren and more at much cheaper prices. La Madeline is where the pricey things are. (on the Metro Stop Purple 14 -Balard) http://mappery.com/maps/Paris-Metro-Map.鈥?/a>
How much money will I need to go dress shopping?
I'm getting Confirmed in the Catholic Church this year and my sponser and I would like to go dress shopping on Saturday after the Confirmation Retreat. Our evening will consist of this:
Dress Shopping
Dinner
A little more dress shopping
Ice Cream
My dress budget is $75.00
About how much money do you think I'll need?|||Well if you have 75 for a dress you will probably need about 5 dollars for ice cream and for dinner it depends where you eat, if it's somewhere like a diner you will probably only need 10 - 15 dollars, but if it's somewhere nicer probably more. If it get's too expensive you could always eat before you go out, so that way you don't have to spend money on dinner as well.|||a dress like 50 dollors. get it on sale.|||maybe it's enough.
Dress Shopping
Dinner
A little more dress shopping
Ice Cream
My dress budget is $75.00
About how much money do you think I'll need?|||Well if you have 75 for a dress you will probably need about 5 dollars for ice cream and for dinner it depends where you eat, if it's somewhere like a diner you will probably only need 10 - 15 dollars, but if it's somewhere nicer probably more. If it get's too expensive you could always eat before you go out, so that way you don't have to spend money on dinner as well.|||a dress like 50 dollors. get it on sale.|||maybe it's enough.
What are the best shopping sites online?
I love shopping online, but I'm not sure which one is the fastest or most reliable. I'm in to manga, music and gaming.|||Amazon is the best site to go to not only because they have the best prices that you can't beat, but also because they have an awesome selection of things you can buy and wonderful service. They have pretty much everything imaginable that you can buy on amazon.com, and they even sell things that they don't sell in stores anymore. Amazon is the best website for buying electronics. If you're buying clothes like shoes, go to places like shoemall.com. They have some of the best deals on shoes. You might also want to consider going to the manufacturer's website if you're buying clothes or shoes. Nike.com is a great place for buying Nike shoes, and so is Champs.com and Footlocker.com if you're looking for some really nice shoes at an affordable price. Kohl's.com has great dress shoes, leather coats, and plenty of nice clothes for men and women online for a very good price, and Nordstroms.com has some of the best quality clothing you can get online for a very good price. If you're looking to get a good big electronic device that's used or new such as a good price for a grand piano, craigslist.com is a good site and more reliable than ebay. I one time I bought a Baldwin Grand Piano Howard Edition from Craigslist.com for just a little over $8,000. It was the best deal I could find online, especially because it was a new piano. My personal favorite for buying things is amazon.com because I'm into music and gaming too, and they sell a lot of great music and games on amazon.com for very good and affordable prices. Hope I helped!
Maxwell|||I get most things from amazon, simply because they've only once failed to deliver and they sent it again without charge 2 days later.
If it's something expensive I always compare prices though.|||AMAZON IS EFFING AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!
Maxwell|||I get most things from amazon, simply because they've only once failed to deliver and they sent it again without charge 2 days later.
If it's something expensive I always compare prices though.|||AMAZON IS EFFING AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!
Do I need to pay tax when shopping online at amazon ?
I want to buy a laptop at amazon. Do I need to pay tax ? The last time I shop online was so long I don't remember if I paid tax or not.
Also how is tax rules apply to online shopping.
Thanks for your answers|||It depends if you live in the same state as where Amazon operates. For example if you live in Washington state, Amazon will collect state sales tax.
If a company does not collect taxes you are suppose to report the purchase and pay the taxes yourself.
Legally you are suppose to pay the taxes but Amazon only collects sales taxes from the states they operate in ie WA, NY, ND. Since you are in CA Amazon will not collect taxes. You as are suppose to go through the hassle and pay the sales tax to your bankrupt state...share the wealth ;)|||I believe your question about taxes have been answered.
However since you are into online shopping there is a system called Shop it To Me.
Its powered by company that's partnered with 90% of the clothing retail stores. Its simple all you do is sign up, select the brands that you are interested in, select your shoe, dress, pants, shirt, belt sizes and they send you an email notifying you of any current sales that match your preferences.
The great part about this is...for every 10 friends you tell about it and they register they email you a $10.00 gift card for stores like Old navy , Gap Banana Republic, Macy's , just to name a few.Below is my link so that you can try it out for yourself...
I doubted at first but I bought my entire summer beach wear from the gift cards i got back and i literally didn't pay a cent.
Also how is tax rules apply to online shopping.
Thanks for your answers|||It depends if you live in the same state as where Amazon operates. For example if you live in Washington state, Amazon will collect state sales tax.
If a company does not collect taxes you are suppose to report the purchase and pay the taxes yourself.
Legally you are suppose to pay the taxes but Amazon only collects sales taxes from the states they operate in ie WA, NY, ND. Since you are in CA Amazon will not collect taxes. You as are suppose to go through the hassle and pay the sales tax to your bankrupt state...share the wealth ;)|||I believe your question about taxes have been answered.
However since you are into online shopping there is a system called Shop it To Me.
Its powered by company that's partnered with 90% of the clothing retail stores. Its simple all you do is sign up, select the brands that you are interested in, select your shoe, dress, pants, shirt, belt sizes and they send you an email notifying you of any current sales that match your preferences.
The great part about this is...for every 10 friends you tell about it and they register they email you a $10.00 gift card for stores like Old navy , Gap Banana Republic, Macy's , just to name a few.Below is my link so that you can try it out for yourself...
I doubted at first but I bought my entire summer beach wear from the gift cards i got back and i literally didn't pay a cent.
How many people have died in holiday shopping over the last couple of years?
I know this latest incident of Walmart pandemonium wasn't the first time I have heard about people getting trampled in shopping chaos. How many people in the last couple of years have been sacrificed to the cruel shopping gods?|||1 is too many. people are so stupid and cruel that they don't think twice about trampeling over someone just to save a buck. shows how materialistic we have become as a society. thats why i stay home.
What does Chicago have to offer for a fun relaxing weekend of pampering and shopping?
My friend and I are planning a Chicago Girls' Getaway Weekend in October. The plan is to have a relaxing stress free weekend of spa treatments, shopping and mostly fun without the husband and/or kids. Can anyone offer suggestions on hotels, spas, restaurants, shopping and entertainment? Thank you!!!|||If you want luxury, I would focus on the North Michigan Avenue area. The top hotels for luxury are:
The Four Seasons
The Peninsula
The Ritz-Carlton
The Swissotel
The Omni (rooftop sundecks!)
The Four Seasons and Peninsula have in-house spas, and Michael Anthony on Belmont Ave is also very nice. Any hotel in this neighborhood will put you in the middle of the nicest shopping/dining places.
Don't miss the Crate+Barrel superstore and the 900 North Michigan Shops (Oprah has a condo in this building). Water Tower Place is a high-end multi-level shopping center.
There's many restaurants in this part of the city. Bistro 110 (next to the old Water Tower) is as close to authentic French as you'll get.
Smith and Wolensky on the river (next to House of Blues) is a New York-style steak house that's one of the best in the city. You can go to the lounge on the 95th floor of the Hancock Bldg. (875 N Michigan) and have champagne and strawberries, and have the same view as the Observatory, without paying the entrance fee.
For musical theater, you'll have to do downtown to the Theater District. "Jersey Boys" and "Mary Poppins" are the big shows now. Make sure you swing by Millenium Park on south Michigan Ave. to take your picture in front of the "big bean" sculpture with your image reflected against the city skyline. On Wed. and Sats. you can see fireworks at 10:00 out on Navy Pier, a "touristy place", but worth it for the photo ops and people watching.
A nice, relaxing thing to do is take one of the boat rides along the Chicago River run by the Chicago Architecture Foundation.|||http://www.girlsguidetotheworld.com/dest鈥?/a>
The Four Seasons
The Peninsula
The Ritz-Carlton
The Swissotel
The Omni (rooftop sundecks!)
The Four Seasons and Peninsula have in-house spas, and Michael Anthony on Belmont Ave is also very nice. Any hotel in this neighborhood will put you in the middle of the nicest shopping/dining places.
Don't miss the Crate+Barrel superstore and the 900 North Michigan Shops (Oprah has a condo in this building). Water Tower Place is a high-end multi-level shopping center.
There's many restaurants in this part of the city. Bistro 110 (next to the old Water Tower) is as close to authentic French as you'll get.
Smith and Wolensky on the river (next to House of Blues) is a New York-style steak house that's one of the best in the city. You can go to the lounge on the 95th floor of the Hancock Bldg. (875 N Michigan) and have champagne and strawberries, and have the same view as the Observatory, without paying the entrance fee.
For musical theater, you'll have to do downtown to the Theater District. "Jersey Boys" and "Mary Poppins" are the big shows now. Make sure you swing by Millenium Park on south Michigan Ave. to take your picture in front of the "big bean" sculpture with your image reflected against the city skyline. On Wed. and Sats. you can see fireworks at 10:00 out on Navy Pier, a "touristy place", but worth it for the photo ops and people watching.
A nice, relaxing thing to do is take one of the boat rides along the Chicago River run by the Chicago Architecture Foundation.|||http://www.girlsguidetotheworld.com/dest鈥?/a>
What are some online shopping sites for teens?
I'm 14, and I'm looking for some back to school clothes. I live In a little city, I've been to all the stores, and I kind of want something new. What are some online shopping websites that target or have teen clothes?|||I'm 18 and I shop online a lot and my personal favorites are Karmaloop and Plndr. They're the cheapest places online for nice name brand clothes that I've found, like I've gotten $20 jeans, $15 sweatshirts and even $15 shoes. Plndr is members-only and is quite a bit cheaper but has less of a selection.
You can get up to an extra 20% off at both stores if you use repcode: STAPLER|||Xoxo Juniors Printed One Shoulder Dress is great choice to get. This dress is One shoulder dress.This dress would be perfect for almost any occasion - paired with nice heels for a night out or flats and a sweater for something more causal.
-|||if you are looking for teen clothing online, here is a listing of teen clothing online stores in canada:
http://www.cybershopping.ca/Canada_Teen_%26amp;_Youth_Clothes_Shops-495P1.html|||usc.co.uk
outfit have good stuff for boys and girls. they do like work clothes as well as casual so it looks smart for school
new look
mandm direct
designerwear.co.uk
hope this helps :)|||I love ebay!! It has everything you can think of !|||forever21.com
delias.com
nordstrom.com
charlotterusse.com
wetseal.com
You can get up to an extra 20% off at both stores if you use repcode: STAPLER|||Xoxo Juniors Printed One Shoulder Dress is great choice to get. This dress is One shoulder dress.This dress would be perfect for almost any occasion - paired with nice heels for a night out or flats and a sweater for something more causal.
-|||if you are looking for teen clothing online, here is a listing of teen clothing online stores in canada:
http://www.cybershopping.ca/Canada_Teen_%26amp;_Youth_Clothes_Shops-495P1.html|||usc.co.uk
outfit have good stuff for boys and girls. they do like work clothes as well as casual so it looks smart for school
new look
mandm direct
designerwear.co.uk
hope this helps :)|||I love ebay!! It has everything you can think of !|||forever21.com
delias.com
nordstrom.com
charlotterusse.com
wetseal.com
Can you tell me now to select mild flavored onions when shopping?
We often end up with onions which are way too strong flavored, but occasionally we get mild ones by accident. When shopping for onions, Is there a way to identify mild flavored ones?|||So called 'sweet' or mild onions are usually identified by their shape which is slightly flattened rather than being round.|||buy sweet onions or vidalia onions. Leeks have a mild onoin flavor too.|||There are a lot of different varieties to choose from. Walla Walla Sweet are quite mild and grown in my home state. They look like a yellow onion and it's easy to mistake the two for each other. Vidalia and Spanish mild are also good. Yellow onions are a little milder than white onions and I think red is somewhere between the two. The mildest in that family is the leek, which looks like an overgrown spring/green onion.
How was your experience shopping at a Dooney & Bourke outlet store? Are the merchandise and deals any good?
I am wondering about the Dooney OUTLET stores, not the regular retail stores. In particular, has anyone been to the Dooney outlets at Carlsbad, CA or Las Vegas, Nevada? How was your shopping experience?|||i have been to the dooney%26amp;burke outlet in california, and its amazing. its like the regular dooney%26amp; burke, but an outlet. the deals are amazing. outlets always have amazing deals. like, at juicy couture, a jacket is regularly 119 but i got it for 49 at the outlet. and at the coach outlet, i got a purse for 30 when it was originally 74. so outlets have the same quality, but the prices are so much better. hope that helps, and good luck!
Can you tell me now to select mild flavored onions when shopping?
We often end up with onions which are way too strong flavored, but occasionally we get mild ones by accident. When shopping for onions, Is there a way to identify mild flavored ones?|||So called 'sweet' or mild onions are usually identified by their shape which is slightly flattened rather than being round.|||buy sweet onions or vidalia onions. Leeks have a mild onoin flavor too.|||There are a lot of different varieties to choose from. Walla Walla Sweet are quite mild and grown in my home state. They look like a yellow onion and it's easy to mistake the two for each other. Vidalia and Spanish mild are also good. Yellow onions are a little milder than white onions and I think red is somewhere between the two. The mildest in that family is the leek, which looks like an overgrown spring/green onion.
What is appropriate to wear when shopping for wedding dresses?
I'm going wedding dress shopping for the first time next weekend and don't know what is acceptable and appropriate to wear to the bridal salons to shop in.|||People make so many assumptions/judgements about a person based on his/her attire. Honestly, the sales staff will spend more attention to you if you look nice. They'll assume that you're serious, that you're a lady, and that you have money to spend. On the other hand, if you put on airs, you could make them assume you're really wealthy and that you're ready to drop 10k on a dress on the spot. I personally wouldn't go out and buy anything new, but don't show up in butt crack jeans and a beer t-shirt either.
Definitely wear something that's going to be easy to take on and off all day. Not too many layers. When I went, I wore khaki shorts, a button-down shirt, and flip flops. Clean, pressed, and simple.
It's important to bring the shoes and undergarments (bra, corset, panties, slip, hoop skirt, etc.) that you'll be wearing with your dress when you go to a fitting, but that's not for a while. The bridal salon will let you borrow corsets and slips from them.|||You should wear something comfortable and nice. Don't show up in sweats. But maybe a nice pair of jeans and a top. Or maybe even slacks. If you already have something you know for sure you will be wearing for the wedding (shoes or veil) make sure to bring those along as well. I suggest you wear a strapless bra and bring a slip just in case they do not provide one at the shop. Also, if they will allow it, bring a camera so you can take pics of the dresses to show to other friends that may not go with you when you go shopping so you can get opinions. And don't forget to bring some water! It could be a lot of work trying on those dresses!|||As far as attire wear something you would normally wear to go shopping for a dress of any kind since really that is all you're doing. There really is no dress code at the bridal salon. Keep in mind though you may go through several bridal salon's before you find *the* dress so don't worry as much about what you wear to them. I just wore pants and a nice top to one, and another jeans and a nice top the same thing I would wear when I was shopping any place else.
You may want to wear undergarments similar to what you would wear for a wedding dress though like your bra, slip, etc.|||I would wear a simple dress, one that is easy to take on and off. And shoes that are easy to slide on and off.
I wouldn't hesitate to wear make up - I couldn't imagine going out in public without it, and who on earth wants to look at themselves in those mirrors without make up. I am sure that if you are old enough to get married, you are old enough to be careful taking the dresses on and off without getting make up on them. If something does happen, the store will be able to handle it.
Wear a decent bra and decent underwear (not braless, not a thong) - no one wants to help you get dressed if you're nearly naked.|||You can dress casual, it doesn't really matter how you look but make sure to bring a strapless bra and your wedding shoes, if you have chosen them. Most brides choose the dress first and then their shoes, so the bridal shop will have heels you can put on while you model the gowns.|||For starters, don't wear make up, you don't want to transfer anything from your face to a gown :)
I suggest something that's east to get in and out of :)|||If possible, wear undergarments similar to the ones you will wear on the day of the wedding, and similar shoes.|||Something really easy to take off and on. Not lots of buttons etc. Shoes should perhaps be about the same height as you plan for the wedding.|||Hello Tracy!
My Suggestion what ever you wear remember one thing not to be confuse yourself.
Definitely wear something that's going to be easy to take on and off all day. Not too many layers. When I went, I wore khaki shorts, a button-down shirt, and flip flops. Clean, pressed, and simple.
It's important to bring the shoes and undergarments (bra, corset, panties, slip, hoop skirt, etc.) that you'll be wearing with your dress when you go to a fitting, but that's not for a while. The bridal salon will let you borrow corsets and slips from them.|||You should wear something comfortable and nice. Don't show up in sweats. But maybe a nice pair of jeans and a top. Or maybe even slacks. If you already have something you know for sure you will be wearing for the wedding (shoes or veil) make sure to bring those along as well. I suggest you wear a strapless bra and bring a slip just in case they do not provide one at the shop. Also, if they will allow it, bring a camera so you can take pics of the dresses to show to other friends that may not go with you when you go shopping so you can get opinions. And don't forget to bring some water! It could be a lot of work trying on those dresses!|||As far as attire wear something you would normally wear to go shopping for a dress of any kind since really that is all you're doing. There really is no dress code at the bridal salon. Keep in mind though you may go through several bridal salon's before you find *the* dress so don't worry as much about what you wear to them. I just wore pants and a nice top to one, and another jeans and a nice top the same thing I would wear when I was shopping any place else.
You may want to wear undergarments similar to what you would wear for a wedding dress though like your bra, slip, etc.|||I would wear a simple dress, one that is easy to take on and off. And shoes that are easy to slide on and off.
I wouldn't hesitate to wear make up - I couldn't imagine going out in public without it, and who on earth wants to look at themselves in those mirrors without make up. I am sure that if you are old enough to get married, you are old enough to be careful taking the dresses on and off without getting make up on them. If something does happen, the store will be able to handle it.
Wear a decent bra and decent underwear (not braless, not a thong) - no one wants to help you get dressed if you're nearly naked.|||You can dress casual, it doesn't really matter how you look but make sure to bring a strapless bra and your wedding shoes, if you have chosen them. Most brides choose the dress first and then their shoes, so the bridal shop will have heels you can put on while you model the gowns.|||For starters, don't wear make up, you don't want to transfer anything from your face to a gown :)
I suggest something that's east to get in and out of :)|||If possible, wear undergarments similar to the ones you will wear on the day of the wedding, and similar shoes.|||Something really easy to take off and on. Not lots of buttons etc. Shoes should perhaps be about the same height as you plan for the wedding.|||Hello Tracy!
My Suggestion what ever you wear remember one thing not to be confuse yourself.
What time during the weekdays do adults do their grocerie shopping?
I'm selling stuff for scouts and I want to know what are the TIMES during the weekdays that adults go do their grocery shopping.|||Usually after work. 5-7 pm.|||Most go Saturday and Sunday mornings between 10 and 2.
Weekdays, most don't go to shop they go to pic up a few things and don't want to be bothered but 5-7.|||After work, 5-6 pm|||The worst time for me to go to the store (meaning busy) is any day of the week between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. The busiest I've seen are weekdays around the noon hours with people either waking up or on lunch break, and after 4-5 p.m. when people get off work. On weekends, it's iffy, but morning are busy too since people are buying stuff to grill and get an all day party started.|||My mom usually goes shopping on Wednesdays when she gets paid. Sometimes she would also go on sundays and saturdays. Since your selling stuff you should sell on friday. Because on Fridays every one like to go places and it is crowded. Yah so friday would be a great day for you to sell your stuff. Usually people don't shop during Saturdays and Sundays because of Church.|||around 12-6, its always crowded especially during pay day its a hassle with all the carts everywhere and the cart traffic...lol...
Weekdays, most don't go to shop they go to pic up a few things and don't want to be bothered but 5-7.|||After work, 5-6 pm|||The worst time for me to go to the store (meaning busy) is any day of the week between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. The busiest I've seen are weekdays around the noon hours with people either waking up or on lunch break, and after 4-5 p.m. when people get off work. On weekends, it's iffy, but morning are busy too since people are buying stuff to grill and get an all day party started.|||My mom usually goes shopping on Wednesdays when she gets paid. Sometimes she would also go on sundays and saturdays. Since your selling stuff you should sell on friday. Because on Fridays every one like to go places and it is crowded. Yah so friday would be a great day for you to sell your stuff. Usually people don't shop during Saturdays and Sundays because of Church.|||around 12-6, its always crowded especially during pay day its a hassle with all the carts everywhere and the cart traffic...lol...
How come some of the Hollister shopping bags are different?
I've seen people with the ugly brown hollister bags with the brown letters at the bottom. But i've also seen some hollister nice shopping bags that instead, have a big picture (of people) on them. Why is this?
Can someone send me a nice clear picture of the NICE holliser shopping bag?
and american eagle does the same thing.|||the "nicer" bags that have the pictures on them are for larger purchases or more expensive purchases...
http://hawaii.randbild.ch/wp-content/ima鈥?/a>|||wow .. it's a bag. .. I guess to the stupid youth of America the bag is worth just as much as the over priced sweat shop articles within... .. I think that the bag will be the least of your worries once mommy and daddy are not paying for the stuff! good luck with trying so hard.. !|||If you buy more stuff for it costing more money you get a bigger and better bag
If you get like 1 shirt you get the cheap bag
I tried to find a picture of it but i couldn't find one.|||The bigger bags that are bigger than the regular brown hollister %26amp; ae bags are the ones with pictures on it.
I dont think there's any specific reason for it.|||i work at ae ... it depends on if we have them or not.
i don't think it's a big deal either way. it's just a bag ... you should be reusing bags anyway.|||Who cares you're shopping for the clothes not the bags|||Could be that some of them as cheap knock offs.|||if you buy a cheap purchase, you get a crappy bag.
Can someone send me a nice clear picture of the NICE holliser shopping bag?
and american eagle does the same thing.|||the "nicer" bags that have the pictures on them are for larger purchases or more expensive purchases...
http://hawaii.randbild.ch/wp-content/ima鈥?/a>|||wow .. it's a bag. .. I guess to the stupid youth of America the bag is worth just as much as the over priced sweat shop articles within... .. I think that the bag will be the least of your worries once mommy and daddy are not paying for the stuff! good luck with trying so hard.. !|||If you buy more stuff for it costing more money you get a bigger and better bag
If you get like 1 shirt you get the cheap bag
I tried to find a picture of it but i couldn't find one.|||The bigger bags that are bigger than the regular brown hollister %26amp; ae bags are the ones with pictures on it.
I dont think there's any specific reason for it.|||i work at ae ... it depends on if we have them or not.
i don't think it's a big deal either way. it's just a bag ... you should be reusing bags anyway.|||Who cares you're shopping for the clothes not the bags|||Could be that some of them as cheap knock offs.|||if you buy a cheap purchase, you get a crappy bag.
What is the best programming language to build an online shopping cart?
I am going to build a shopping cart. How should this be done. Should I use php and mySQL or asp. I will also be needing to take security into account.
Cheers.|||well i am not sure of this.. i think asp.net will be a better option as the growing sites like http://www.wwhow.com/ uses this and they are doing well so this can be a better option :)|||Use ASP.NET which is secured and very much user friendly.
Cheers.|||well i am not sure of this.. i think asp.net will be a better option as the growing sites like http://www.wwhow.com/ uses this and they are doing well so this can be a better option :)|||Use ASP.NET which is secured and very much user friendly.
What kind of shopping do they have in the country in Sierra Leone?
1. Do they have any movie theaters in the capital city called Freetown?
2. What kind of shopping do they have in Sierra Leone?|||I don't think much.. It is a very poor nation.
2. What kind of shopping do they have in Sierra Leone?|||I don't think much.. It is a very poor nation.
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