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Sale and Style time.

ShopperSassy — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 15:46:47 CST

Okay here is how we are going to get started with S.T.Y.L.E Style. Alright I am gonna start off with the summer style since winter/spring is here.

Guys if you where t-shirt sneaks and a pair of jeans great.

Girls the same.

Now it's sale time. The following stores are having sales.

-Hollister
-pacsun
-Macy's kids
-jc penny
-old navy
-abrecrombrie
-Bath and Body Works
-limited too
-lord and taylor
-claires
-icing
-libby lu
-Ruehl
- F.Y.E

Those are pretty much all of the sale stores stay tuned I will keep you posted. About a month and still nothing has changed srry guys i will try 2 get 2 the stores more often.

Daily Fashion Tips

ShopperSassy — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 15:44:39 CST

Okay every day starting now I will be adding tips for your fashion weekly or monthly so please visit my page as often as you can so I can give you tips and maybe put pictures of them on.

9-5-08

According to Chris Brown hat's are a new thing and not fedora's or anything like that but real hat's like baseball caps and stuff like that so boys and GIRLS get your self a hat!

2-28-09*(srry)

Well, rent is always a worthy cause, but, frankly—our regrets to liquid latex leggings—if you can swing it, go for it. No other article of clothing on earth can give you the same heady wild-child feel as slipping on a pair of skintight (real) black leather pants. They suck you up and in, and have the power to transform even the squarest, chino-loving librarian into a sexy Viper Room-trawling, crazy-hot mess. Alexander Wang's paper-thin, curve-huggers from his spring '09 show are a rock and roll fantasy come true and worth every penny. But with this awesome power comes responsibility. There are a few things to remember: The nature of leather is that it will stretch out. So, if you can squirm your way into them, buy a size down—because they will expand, and there's no getting around that—and find yourself a tailor who can take in leather pants. Before you sit down, pull up the knees, so that you don't have droopy old-lady knees when you stand up again. Also, keep the leather supple by buffing it with mink oil and a soft cloth. We're hesitant to issue any sort of rules about how to wear them, but keep in mind, such a statement-making piece of clothing also sort of magnifies whatever you pair it with—wear them with Converse and you'll look like a Ramone, wear them with fancy heels and you'll look like some renegade socialite attempting to be "downtown"— so dress carefully, simply, and most importantly, in whatever you're most comfortable in.

Advice

ShopperSassy — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 11:14:27 CDT

Hi this is the page that you can post comments or questions I just wanted 2 tell you that!

Okay maybe you feel a little self concious so wear bright colors with like a black skirt and it would go perfect and people will come over and maybe talk to you.

blog

ShopperSassy — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 11:12:23 CDT

Hey it's blog time . Ok in this blog me and my friends post about people that well don't no how 2 do well with umm clothes. Okay 2day someone i can't say who wore a long shirt and short shorts 2 gym and it looked like they didn't have pants on!!!!

more blog i know some kids don't have fashion sense but ya know wat i have a funny one 2 kids have maching shirts that say i am with dufus and it's sooooooooooo funny I can't stand it!

Okay I was at the mall and in one of the stores they had an outfit it was like gold hoops with a pink fedora black pants and a rainbow colored shirt hello fashion check!

Fun Time

ShopperSassy — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 11:09:03 CDT

I didn't tell you about this earlier but I have a page where you can come up with your own crazy fashion ideas and I will tell you how good they are. So please start adding to this page so I can reply!

Polar Bears

ShopperSassy — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:34:50 CDT

	Polar Bears

Don Getty

A polar bear on ice floes.

Polar bearsare among the largest members of the bear family. Their white coat is actually composed of hollow hairs that reflect sunlight, producing a whitish/yellow camouflage in their Arctic habitat. Underneath the snowy coat is black skin, which helps them retain heat from sunlight. Polar bears mate between April and May. Shortly after fertilization, the embryo ceases development and floats inside the mother's womb for a period of four or more months. This process, called delayed implantation, allows the mother to feed and build up enough body fat to survive eight months of hibernation. Cubs are born about every three years, generally in litters of two. At birth, the cubs weigh approximately one and a half pounds. Males can grow to weigh as much as 1,000 pounds and reach 11 feet in length. Polar bears are carnivores, feeding primarily on Arctic ringed seals. Their partially webbed paws allow them to swim, at a pace of six miles per hour, for up to 60 miles without rest. They live and hunt on frozen ice floes during winter months, and survive on berries and stored fat (and on human garbage in certain areas) when the short summer thaw forces them onto land, rendering seals inaccessible. Polar Bears Face Growing Threats

TheWorld Conservation Union's Polar Bear Specialist Group has stated that polar bear populations could drop more than 30 percentin the coming45 years. Polar bears are classified as vulnerable on theIUCN Red List of threatened species.Both the United States and Canada have also classified the polar bear as requiring special protections. The HSUS believes all nonessential human exploitation of polar bears, such as capture for display or trophy hunting, should be prohibited.

Take Action

Click here to learn what you can do to help protect polar bears.

Polar bears, top predators in their arctic habitat, face growing threats to their survival from habitat loss and degradation, specifically from:

climate change andsea ice reduction
environmental contaminants and chemical pollutants
development
hunting and capture for public display

1. Climate Change and Sea Ice Reduction Polar bears are highly adapted to their Arctic habitat. Recent declines in their numbers can be linked to the retreat of sea ice and its formation later in the year.The Arctic Climate Impact Assessment reported in 2004 that the covering of summer ice in the Arcticshrunk by 15 to 20 percentin the past 30 years, and the decline was expected to accelerate.Further predictedreductions of 10 to 50 percentof annual sea ice and 50 to 100 percentof summer sea ice in the next 50 to 100 years present a considerable threat.Ice is breaking up earlier in some areas and is predicted to do so in other areas, forcing bears ashore before they build up sufficient fat stores or forcing them to swim longer distances, which may exhaust them, leading to drowning.Not only is the Arctic warmingforcing the bears to feed for a shortertime, but it is alsodecreasing their prey base.The consequences are thinner, stressed bears, decreased female reproductive rates, and lower juvenile survival rates. Although a broad consensus has emerged thathuman activities arecontributingto global warming, greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase in the United States and abroad.The United States has refused to sign the Kyoto Protocol, an international agreement intended to decrease the human production of greenhouse gases.Without the participation of the United States, the protocol is unlikely to meet its 2012 goal ofreduced emissions of 5 percent of1990 values in developed countries.Even if this goal is met, it is not stringent enough to preserve the polar bears' habitat. 2. Environmental Contaminants The Arctic is considered a "sink" for environmental contaminants. Mercury, organochlorines such as PCBs and DDT, and other toxins are carried northward in rivers, ocean currents, and the wind.These toxins accumulate at higher levels along the food chain.Researchers have found extremely high amounts of chemical pollutants in polar bears, the top Arctic predator, putting the bears in danger of bone mineral density loss, hormonal imbalance, physiological damage, and compromised immune systems.Bone mineral density loss is especially devastating in female polar bears, which must mobilize large amounts of calcium and phosphate during pregnancy and nursing. As an additional blow, the harmful effects of pollutants can interact negatively with the nutritional stress caused by global warming. 3. Development Meltingsea ice has resulted in the opening of the Arctic to tourism and mineral and energy development.As more people visit the Arctic, noise pollution and interactions with polar bears increase.Polar bears are harassed by photographers and tourists wanting to come closer. Yet when the bears are attracted to human camps by the smell of food, they may be perceived as a threat and killed. Oil and gas exploration is a growing threat to polar bears as well.Companies are eager to exploit the mineral reserves in the Arctic, but it comes at a great cost to the environment. 4. Hunting Because of their long lives and slow reproduction, polar bears rely on high adult survival rates to maintain their numbers. Over-hunting of adults can cause a catastrophic crash in population. Half of the 20 recognized populations of polar bears are currently threatened by potential over-hunting.The remainder may be over-hunted in the near future ifhunting quotas are not reduced.Subsistence hunting is permitted in Canada, Greenland and Alaska, and sport hunting is permitted in Canada and recently Greenland.The World Conservation Union Red List of Threatened Species cites "a potential risk of over-harvest due to increased quotas, excessive quotas or no quotas in Canada and Greenland and poaching in Russia." Although the United States prohibits non-subsistence hunting of polar bears under the Marine Mammal Protection Actand trophy hunting is arguably illegal under the International Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears, U.S. hunters are permitted to import the trophies from sport hunted polar bears from six Canadian populations—Southern Beaufort Sea, Northern Beaufort Sea, Western Hudson Bay, Lancaster Sound, Viscount Melville Sound, and Norwegian Bay. Declining populations in some areas have spurred the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serviceto review the sustainability of hunting in these areas.Unfortunately, polar bears continue to be killed and imported into the United States while the Fish and Wildlife Service considers whether to lift its approvals for any of the six targeted populations.

Ute Kreitz

Protections Although the threats polar bears faceare grim, two recentprotection measuresare encouraging signs that the species may yet be saved:

AUnited States lawpassed in 2006 to implement the U.S.-Russia bilateral agreement on polar bear conservation
A proposal to list them as threatenedunder the Endangered Species Act

The U.S.-Russia Bilateral Agreement

In the United States, the Marine Mammal Protection Act was passed by Congress in 1972 to prevent the harassment, injuring, or killing of marine mammals, including the polar bear. In 1973, the devastation of polar bear populations from sport hunting prompted countries with polar bear populations—Canada, Denmark (on behalf of Greenland), Norway, the Soviet Union (now the Russian Federation), and the United States—to sign the International Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears.Along with provisions for habitat conservation and subsistence hunting, the agreement called for each country to develop a conservation program. In October, 2000, the Russian Federation and the United States negotiated a bilateral agreement on the Conservation and Management of the Alaska-Chukotka Polar Bear Population, which provided greater protections for the countries' shared population than found in the 1973 Agreement.The purpose of this bilateral agreement was to establish a joint management mechanism, particularly necessary to help curb poaching in Russia. The U.S.-Russia Bilateral Agreement on Polar Bear Conservation:

includes provisions for setting hunt quotas. Quotas are not required under the Marine Mammal Protection Act,the only restriction on subsistence hunts is that they must not be "wasteful";
prohibits the hunting of denning bears, females with cubs, and cubs under one year of age;
does not allow the use of aircraft, large motorized vehicles, snares or poison for hunting purposes;
allows for greater research opportunities;
restricts commercial uses of harvested polar bears to handicrafts by Native people;and
created a Polar Bear Commission to consider scientific information on polar bears, set annual hunt quotas, and recommend conservation measures.

On June 6, 2006, the Senate unanimously approved the United States-Russia Polar Bear Conservation and Management Implementation Act (S. 2013).This legislation amends the Marine Mammal Protection Act to allow the implementation of the bilateral agreement, and it specifies how two U.S. representatives—one from the federal government and one from the Alaska Native community—will be appointed to a Polar Bear Commission.On July 17, 2006, the House of Representatives passed similar implementing legislation (H.R. 4075).The two (which have minor differences) will be reconciled in conference and then sent to President Bush for his signature. Russia has already ratified the bilateral agreement and has a framework for its implementation. It has appointed its representative to the Commission.

The Endangered Species Act

In February 2005, the threat of extinction due to global warming prompted the Center for Biological Diversity, Greenpeace, and the Natural Resources Defense Council to file a petition in with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)to list the polar bear as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.After conducting a status review,the FWS found the listing warrantedin December 2006 and solicited public comments for any final action. The Endangered Species Act describes an endangered species as one that "is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range."In order to be considered threatened; the polar bear must be "likely to become an endangered species within the foreseeable future throughout all or a significant portion of its range."According to the IUCN Red List assessment, polar bear populations are predicted to decline by more than 30 percentwithin 45 years. Listing the polar bear under the ESA would force the U.S. government to take steps to protect this beleaguered species.Regulatory agencies would be required to take into account how their decisions affect polar bears, resulting in stricter pollution laws. According to the ESA petition, significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are imperative to ensure the survival of the iconic polar bear. Polar bears are rapidly losing their habitat to rising temperatures, environmental contaminants, and development.Additionally, unsustainable hunting is threatening some populations.To save the species, conservation measures must quickly be developed and implemented; listing the polar bear under the ESA would be a step in this direction.

Me and my page

ShopperSassy — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 13:20:47 CDT

Welcome!

Hi!Most of you probably know who I am from school but on this website you can only call me ShoppingSassy or as I prefer SassyShopper. This is my page and this is the place to find out about my updates on my page so you don't have to go through all of them thnx again .

Okay on my website I will have a weekly poll and you guys can choose and answer and I will tell you the most picked choice.

This weeks poll is can you clash gold with silver.

-yes
-no

now you choose one.

Hi guys I just wanted to say that if you try to get to my sales and styles page you have to type it in the tool bar. Also some of my pages are acting a little strange so you have to try to avoid the mis spellings and anything like that like no info being on th page.

To get to my advice and sale and style time page you have to type it in at the search this wiki bar Thx.

Heyy Sorry I won't be on a lot because it's summer and I don't rele go on in the other seasons and summer is my worst time so sorry!!!!!

You can also reach me on this website

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guest book

ShopperSassy — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 12:33:47 CDT

you can sign it just like a guest book.

Stuff We Like

ShopperSassy — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:21:17 CDT

Music we're listening to:

1. cds
2. radio
3. ipods

TV shows we never miss:

1. ICarly
2. HM

Our favorite movies:

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Web sites we love:

1. Wetpaint
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Create playlists of your favorite songs! Click EasyEdit, then Widget, then select imeem to get started.

what I'm all about

ShopperSassy — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:41:22 CDT

I am all about giving you sales and style ideas you can also post your ideas on my Fun Time page and I will give you some advice on my advice page. Who we are is another page and this is just what I am all about.

Who We Are

ShopperSassy — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:39:36 CDT

Hi you already know who I am but I wanted to tell you that sometimes I may have my friends post on this page.

What I am all about

ShopperSassy — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:55:38 CDT

Hi!! I am here to tell you about clothes updates and sales I am also here to give you advice on clothes or you can tell me about your style thanks bye.

Our Photos

wetpaint — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:47:12 CDT

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wetpaint — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:47:12 CDT

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Our Videos

wetpaint — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:47:12 CDT

Our Favorite Videos!

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Our next get-together

wetpaint — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:47:12 CDT

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