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Erin Barajas
Raymundo Baltazar
Monkey W. Camera
Andrae Gonzalo
Russell Lee
The Odberts
Jeff Shafer
Jamie Sharpe
Rhea Cortado
Nick Verreos
Connie Cho
David Ciminelli
Paula Lehman
Ian Bramlett
Adam Popescu

Posted: March 14, 2012

by Alison A. Nieder

E-Commerce was Made for Snark

“A: This is going to be the weirdest wedding ever. D: At least they invited Sad Panda."

I’m going to have to create a bookmark tab for shopping snark sites like Regretsy, Anthroparodie and now this tumblr site: Heavy Browsing. (Hat Tip to the always entertaining blog The Hairpin.)

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Posted: by Raina

Thursday, March 15, 2012

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Posted on As a Scentsy consultant, I am in many homes with a rviaety of decorating styles and I've seen a lot similar to the above creations . Before I go to my hostess' home for her party, I ask her what her color scheme or decorating theme is so that I can bring a warmer that would be a good fit for her to use as a display or gift. MANY times they ask what do you mean? We have all sorts of colors and decorations. When I enter the home, I see they are serious! At least when I leave the Scentsy warmer, they will have at least one classy piece of decor.

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Posted: December 20, 2011

by Alison A. Nieder

Snark With Style

Oh, wow. How have I missed this?

In the spirit of Regretsy and Unhappy Hipsters comes Anthroparodie, an Anthropologie homage/parody site, which features items from the Anthropologie catalog renamed and recaptioned.

The white "Genie Pants" are “perfect for all occasions from funerals to job interviews.” Plus, they’re “comfortable enough to laze around the lamp for eternity.”

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Posted: by Aryan

Friday, April 27, 2012

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You did a great job in the hot seat! And you are so right as cliche as it ayalws sounds, we have to find our own style. Besides sometimes it's fun to march to the beat of our own drum

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Posted: August 10, 2010

by Connie Cho

Kaboodle's New Portals Help Weed Through the Web's Indie Finds

Hunting the web for that special piece can have a shopper virtually tripping over one trend from another. More and more sites such as e-commerce marketplace Etsy, and even auction giant eBay, are touting indie, vintage and unique finds.

Recognizing the appeal of independent design, social shopping site Kaboodle has unveiled the All Things Indie channel and the Kaboodle Pop10 product popularity index to help users whittle down the one-of-a-kind gems.