http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com SpoonyLife fr-FR http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/stab-t-shirts-taken-off-shelves-21857.html Stab T-shirts taken off shelvesA T-shirt featuring a knife has been removed from shelves inSelfridges following a complaint by a customer.The ?5 top, which depicts a stab wound, was on sale at a designerconcession in the central London store.Janina Rout spotted the item while shopping and complained to thestore saying the T-shirt glamorised violence and should be removed.In a statement Selfridges said: "Following a complaint from acustomer, a T-shirt was withdrawn from sale." 'Dagger and blood'Ms Rout was looking for a T-shirt for a friend's son when she sawthe top and complained to a member of staff.She said: "We picked up a T-shirt... but next to it was thisT-shirt with a dagger and blood running down the side of it."We took it to an assistant and said we felt that in the state ofaffairs that's going on it should be taken off the shop floor."Ms Rout said she waited more than two weeks for a letter fromSelfridges about the matter.The incident comes two weeks after Nike withdrew a range oftrainers called Air Stab from its London store.The company said it removed the shoes from its Nike Town store inOxford Circus "given the current climate".A total of 16 teenagers have been stabbed to death in the city thisyear. Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:49:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/lifework-a-sustainable-t-shirt-co.-21853.html LifeWork - a Sustainable T-Shirt Co.Posted: July 28, 2008Post Expires: January 28, 2009LifeWork - a Sustainable T-Shirt Co.Hello! Thank you for taking the time to learn more about LifeWork,a Sustainable Screen Printing Co. We are very excited to work withyou. Here at LifeWork, we want to do more than just print t-shirts.We want to be of service to our clients and the planet and we wantto have fun doing it.When we first started in this business, we were a Hawaiian-basedclothing company looking for a way to make our business moreeco-friendly. We wanted to make sure we were doing everything wecould to preserve our planet. We knew it could be done and beforelong, we were manufacturing our own designs using sustainablemethods. It soon became more important to us to provide otherclothing companies with an eco-friendly screen printingalternative. With this, LifeWork sustainable screen printing wasborn.Today, we run an entirely green operation using only eco-friendlyproducts. Our t-shirts are made using water-based or certifiedphthalate-free plastisol inks, biodegradable cleaners, and fairtrade certified organic cotton t-shirts. We just want to do theright thing, which is why we will always be excited to offersustainable screen printing services.But just because it's ‘green' doesn't mean that sustainablescreen printing has to be boring. We want our clients to have aninspiring, creative experience. At LifeWork, we make your visionsand designs a reality. Or if you're not quite sure what directionyou'd like to go with for your project, we want to help you getyour own creativity flowing. We care about your project and we wantthe finished product to be as great as you've imagined it to be.We'll help you create a fantastic garment that we can both be proudof.Whether you are working on a one-time project or need on-goingservices, LifeWork wants to help. If you need twelve shirts or12,000, no project is too big or too small for us. When you chooseLifeWork, you can be confident that you are working with anorganization that cares about the environment and cares about you.You receive a creative, eco-friendly product and a fun and easyworking experience. We can't wait to get started on your nextproject.Welcome to LifeWork.Contact Information:Allan ChuaCo-OwnerLifeWork - a Sustainable T-Shirt Co.215 South Pacific St.Suite 106San Marcos, CA92078USA760-471-9675760-471-9679email address (requires JavaScript)http://www.lifewokllc.com Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:48:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/wardrobe-function-german-athletes-have-t-shirt-choice-21844.html Wardrobe Function: German Athletes Have T-Shirt ChoiceI doubt anyone will read so far down this list of comments, butwhatever.People here in the states and europe are as brainwashed as thosepeople they claim to be brainwashed are in China. I am not going tobring up the old arguments that is being repeated here and in otherforums a million times already. I just want to ask some simplequestions.1. How many of you have actually been to china?2. Do you even know where Tibet is?(don't just say its inchina. Don't even look up a map before answering.)3. Do you know the history of tibet at all(don't repeat whatyou heard from news. Don't look up on some biased websitelike freetibet.org)Most people don't seem to realize that it took over 200 yearsfor democracy to develop to the way it is now in America afteranexations, civil war, and civil rights movement. It is a greatsystem, no doubt about that, but it still isn't perfect as wehave seen with Iraq and etc. And don't forget, America hadthe advantage to start with a clean sheet of paper, no preexistingpolitical, social, economic structure to hamper the development.In England, it took about 800 years to develop the same level ofdemocracy starting with the Magna Carter. And still there is someproblems with the balance of power concerning how the britishmilitary swear loyalty to the monarchy and not to the parliament orthe constitution.In China, a country with 5000 years of history and constant civilwars and chaos in the last century. Do you really want China tochange overnight? that China should just immediately become a fullfledge democracy tomorrow because you hear sensational news abouthuman rights violations in the news? If you want China to be likethat, you might as well as just drop a few nukes there too. becausethat's exactly what you are doing with your demands. If Chinachanges that fast overnight, it will be CHAOS!!! millions willprobably die from the social upheaval. You don't believe me?well according to Chinese government's own statistics, rightnow there are over 60,000 protest in china every years because ofthe changing economic landscape. If China becomes like USAtomorrow, it will be just a repeat of the fall of SovietUnion.(economic, social collapse, only worse with a population of1.3 billion) dragging down the rest of the world with it andbecoming fascist again like Putin russia because of the socialdisorder. I am not saying the communist party is good or anythingclose to that, but given the fact that within the last 20 years,China changed more than any other nation in the whole history ofmankind. We should at least give them the benefit of time to slowlygrow into a democracy.If you have a compelling argument against what I said, I would loveto hear them.for disclosure, I am a Chinese American who hate Chineseculture(just can't stand it)Posted by simon Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:46:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/electro-luminescent-batman-t-shirt-arrives-21841.html Electro-luminescent Batman T-shirt arrivesFancy your very own battery powered Bat Signal? Well now you couldhave a geektastic T-Shirt offering an 'electro-luminescent' badsymbol, as critically acclaimed Batman film The Dark Knight hitsthe cinemas.Thumbs Up's new apparel offers the iconic Batman logo (or theJoker) with the added bonus of a small battery pack that allows thegraphic to light up.The press release say that the 100 per cent cotton T-shirt houses"a flexible panel on the front of the shirt to give amazingeffects, ranging from a gentle glow to a pulsing strobe. Great fornight time parties, clubbing or to just attract someattention!"Officially officialIt's officially licensed from rights owners Warner Bros (andtherefore DC Comics approved), and is available now from Forbidden Planet.We wouldn't suggest that you try to call the Dark Knight when youare feeling threatened in a dark alley however. It might not workas you hope? Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:45:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/in-south-africa-a-t-shirt-for-testing-august-3-8-in-mexico-city-...-21837.html In South Africa, a T-shirt for testing August 3-8 in Mexico City ...Johannesburg - All is fair in love and war, they say.In fighting a disease that is often compared to a war in SouthAfrica because it claims around 1,000 lives a day, paying people totake a free HIV test is not seen as a step too far.With an estimated 5.5 million people, or 18.3 per cent of thepopulation, infected with HIV, South Africa bears the heaviestburden of the global pandemic.For years the government and NGOs have been imploring people toknow their status to avoid spreading the disease to others. But thestigma that surrounds the largely sexually-transmitted virus meansmany people are reluctant to get tested, once or regularly.New Start, a non-profit HIV-testing organization, estimates thatonly one in three South Africans has ever taken an HIV test.To lure people into getting tested, NGOs and corporate houses havestarted lacing their moral and health arguments with monetarysweeteners.Cash, baseball caps, T-shirts and free concert tickets are justsome of the incentives on offer for South Africans who agree toundergo the five-minute HIV rapid test.Earlier this month, the Sunday Times newspaper and medicalinsurance company Discovery Health announced a 100,000-rand(13,200- dollar) reward each month, over a one-year period, for aperson who has taken an HIV test. The first winner is to beannounced in August.Using cash incentives has already proved successful with ademographic that is notoriously sceptical about testing - poverty-stricken men.This year, the Men By the Side of the Road charity began offeringunemployed men aged between 15 and 60 the equivalent of one day'scasual labour, or 75 rands (10 dollars), to test for HIV.All 500 men approached agreed to be tested, the charity's founderCharles Maisel said. 'Nobody says no. We had 100-per-cent testingsuccess. There's a waiting list now of several hundred.'Participants who test positive are referred to a clinic forcounselling and treatment, while the HIV-negative men are invitedto join a sort of loyalty programme.For another 75 rands, they can test again in three months - a cyclethat continues each time a test comes back clear. A man who staysHIV-negative for a full year is invited to bring his whole familyfor testing, and further boost his earnings.'We incentivize people to stay negative,' said Maisel, but admittedthat with just one batch of tests done, it was too early to saywhether the money would motivate people to practise safe sex.It's not just NGOs which are looking for new ways to boost HIV-testing levels. Diamond-mining giant De Beers has given new impetusto its free voluntary counselling and testing programme for staffby throwing in gifts of caps and T-shirts.Jeans manufacturer Levi's provides a free pair of passes to itsannual Rage for the Revolution HIV awareness concerts to anyone whohas taken an HIV test.'We're at the centre of an epidemic. We need to think outside thebox,' said New Start technical advisor Scott Billy.However, in one township at least, some people are coming forwardon their own.Skhumbuzo Ndweru has been preparing residents of the sprawlingAlexandra township with 400,000 residents in northern Johannesburgfor the potentially life- changing needle prick since 2001.His little office at Alexandra health clinic is patients' last stopbefore they have their blood tested for HIV. It is also Ndweru whohas to break the news of their status - a matter of a 15-minute-before-and-after discussion in a clinic with only two testingcounsellors for 3,000 patients each year.Ndweru says that while most of his patients are still referred fortesting by a doctor after exhibiting symptoms of HIV, likeshingles, more and more seemingly healthy people are anxious toknow their status.'Most come because their partner tested positive, but some couplesalso test together before they have a baby,' he said, estimatingthat these 'self-referrals' now make up 40 per cent of his cases.While the trend is encouraging, it's not enough for some healthexperts, who are calling for more drastic measures to curb thespread of the virus, including mandatory testing.The main proponent of mandatory testing, the founder of theSouthern African HIV/AIDS Clinicians' Society, Francois Venter,argues that the greater public good served by everyone knowingtheir status should triumph over the rights of the individual notto be tested.His proposal has provoked the ire of rights activists but the ideahas already taken root in other African countries. NeighbouringMalawi has bounced about plans to introduce a bill requiringpregnant women to undergo HIV testing. In Botswana, patientsvisiting a doctor have to 'opt out' of routine HIV testing. Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:45:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/mark-s-got-his-eye-on-new-world-of-affiliate-marketing-21830.html Mark's got his Eye on new world of affiliate marketingMark's got his Eye on new world of affiliate marketingMark Richardson29/ 7/2008THE Holy grail of turning new technology into business success hadeluded more than a few companies, but one Manchester-based firm ison the right path.R.O. Eye launched into the brave new world of affiliate marketing inOctober, 2004, and after starting out with a staff of two thecompany had grown to 21 people and a projected turnover of 7.5m.Director and founder Mark Kuhillow's career stated at Auto Trader, before he moved to MediaVest, were he was asked to establish the interactive arm before decidingto branch out on his own.Mark says: "I'd always had a burning desire to go for it on my own,so I resigned to launch R.O. Eye."There were quite a few options in terms of people wanting to backthe business. The big agency networks were interested, but theywanted 65 per cent. So I launched it on my own with a second childon the way and 20,000 in the bank, and started work with mycolleague Colin Telford." Like all good ideas, the principle behindthe business was simple. The growing field of affiliated marketingwas dominated by technology companies who provided the know-how,but offered no marketing knowledge whatsoever.New fieldMark's approach was to bring the expertise of the traditionalmarketing sector to bear on the new field of digital marketing.He said: "We could see that affiliated market programmes were goingto be a huge sector and at the time none of the other agencies werefocusing on it."The networks were just technology companies with absolutely nomarketing services so we decided to bring in agency methodology,such as dealing with clients, dealing with suppliers and executingmarketing strategies. Basically, all the skills we already had andit seemed obvious to us that we had a good business model."We have created our own sophisticated planning tools in-house, butessentially we are a marketing services company that utilises otherpeople's technology."Mark's vision has paid off in spectacular fashion t-shrit with R.O. Eyeemerging as the leading affiliate management agency in the UK withclients such as Alliance et Leicester and Marks et Spencer.However, with traditional advertising spending at an all-time low,the future may not be as rosy, but Mark remains upbeat."We are really well positioned," said Mark. "Everyone is going tofeel it, there are no two ways about it. But advertising spend isnaturally migrating towards digital because it's so much moreaccountable, and far more efficient." Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:43:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/proud-chavez-shows-hy-don-you-shut-up-t-shirt-21826.html Proud Chavez shows hy don you shut up t shirtThe black t short has a caption picture of Chavez and of Spanishpresident Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Spanish Foreign Affairsminister Angel Moratinos and King Juan Carlos.The picture corresponds to an incident occurred in Santiago deChile during an Ibero American summit, when Chavez interruptedRodriguez Zapatero and the King sitting and looking forward saidthe now world famous phrase to the Venezuelan president, "whydon't you shut up?""Here you can see Zapatero and Moratinos, the three of us aregood friends" said Chavez jokingly during his televisionprogram broadcasted nation wide."I'm a good friend of the King of Spain, from the veryfirst day, so the incident in Santiago had to be overcome and soreconciliation. The incident obviously was over dimensioned by massmedia" insisted Chavez.The Venezuelan president revealed that during his interview withthe Spanish King in Mallorca he even joked about the incident inlast year's Ibero American summit."The King gave me a t shirt, and he asked me not to tell whohad given it to him, because it had been a gift from a goodfriend", added Chavez.However following the incident last year tempers were high to theextent that Chavez threatened with expelling all Spanishbusinessmen from Venezuela and taking over their companies andassets. Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:42:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/charge-dropped-against-t-shirt-wearing-veteran-21822.html :Charge dropped against T-shirt-wearing veteranWAUKEGAN, Ill. Prosecutors in Lake County have dismissed a disorderly conductcharge against an Island Lake disabled veteran accused ofthreatening members of the village board.Sixty-year-old Greg Kachka was arrested in April after pointing hisfinger at two village officials during a meeting while wearing aT-shirt with a Marine Corps insignia and a picture of a manpointing a rifle.The T-shirt also read: "Don't Move. If You Run, You'll Only DieTired."An assistant prosecutor says the misdemeanor charge was droppedbecause they determined they couldn't prove a case against Kachka.Kachka says he still attends board meetings and even wears hisT-shirt. Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:42:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/mullen-timberland-win-award-20865.html Mullen, Timberland win award Wenham ad agency July 28, 2008 Mullen Said its media agency, media HUB, and client Timberland Co. Have won an award from Media Week magazine for the best media plan that spent less than $10 million. The award-winning campaign was for the "eco-conscious product launch" of Timberland's Earth keepers boot collection, Mullen said. The boots were made from recycled materials, and it was decided that recycled materials would also be used in the marketing campaign. For example, billboards from the campaign have been "repurposed into reusable tote bags which are currently being sold at Timberland retail stores," Mullen said. The image above, provided by Mullen, is of a kiosk at a shopping mall that promoted the Earth keepers line; a boot sits atop a pile of recyclable plastic water bottles, Mullen said. In addition, Mullen said in a press release, "The carbon dioxide emissions associated with the commercial air time of the campaign -across television, radio, and Internet - were offset with wind power from the Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort wind project in Western Massachusetts." Headquartered in New Hampshire, Timberland is known for its rugged outdoor apparel and footwear. (By Chris Ready, Globe staff) Tue, 29 Jul 2008 03:47:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/area-crime-reports-20863.html Area crime reports July 28, 2008 The following incidents were reported today by the Kinston Department of Public Safety and the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office: On July 11, a man on Yogi Street, Kinston, reported someone broke into his residence and stole the following: A pair of Air Jordan tennis shoes valued at $190, a pair of Timberland boots valued at$145 and two collar button up shirts valued at $100. Damages to the residence were estimated at $50. On July 11, a woman on Sean Drive, La Grange, reported someone hither in the face. On July 11, a woman reported someone damaged her vehicle's rear window. Damages to the window were estimated at $1,000. The incident occurred on Gray Branch Church Road, Deep Run. On July 11, a man on Ridgeview Drive, Kinston, reported someone damaged his swimming pool by cutting it. Damages to the pool were estimated at $200. On July 12, a woman on Tower hill Road, Kinston, reported someone stole the air conditioning unit from her residence. The unit disvalued at $129. On July 12, a man reported someone broke into a garage on N.C. 55West, Seven Springs, and stole the following: A Skill saw valued at$80, three nail gun sets valued at $250, a Craftsman air compressor valued at $150, two 18-volt Desalt drill set with bits valued at$700 and a 14-volt desalt drill set valued at $300. Damages to the garage were estimated at $25. On July 12, a man on Noland Street, Kinston, reported an assault. On July 12, a man reported the following stolen from a farm on N.C.55 West, Kinston: One hog valued at $125 (recovered), a cooler valued at $40, food valued at $75 and two fishing poles valued at$52.00. On July 12, a man on Ben Dail Road, La Grange, reported someone stole a fan motor valued at $300. On July 11, a man on Little Pond Road, Pink Hill, reported someone bent the windshield wiper on his vehicle and punctured a hole inthe hood of his car. Damages to the hood of the 1993 Crown Victoria were estimated at $500; damages to the windshield wiper were estimated at $30. Tue, 29 Jul 2008 03:47:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/what-a-pimp-reads-20861.html What a Pimp Reads Yo yo yo, July 28, 2008 First off, this Corey Davis is a class-A punk, for what he did tothese girls and women. (I gots some other names to call this punk, but this is a family paper and Dwayne Biven try to keep his posts classy.) After reading the PSR, I say twenty-three years in prisonain't hardly enough. Second, yo, my hearts go out to the women who had they statements as part of the PSR and all the other women this punk hurt. Stay strong, ladies!! We all rootin for y'all!! Third, I do know what search engine the Feds be using, but it tokomak about two minutes to track down Item #52 in the PDF evidence list, a book whose title I won't write out here butlet's just say it's slang for a prostitute and rhymes with "more" and is at and I think it clear what this book is about, so how come the Fed couldn't figure it out is beyond me. Amazon reviewers give itfive stars (127 customer reviews), but I'm deep into RohintonMistry's "A Fine Balance" and honestly don't see myself adding this to my reading list. Peace everybody! Posted by Dwaine Bevels Tue, 29 Jul 2008 03:46:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/visit-india-s-largest-online-lingerie-store-20859.html Visit India's Largest Online Lingerie StoreJuly 28, 2008Ayushveda is proud to present India's largest online lingerie store named letease.in launched on July 9. The Store comprises of over400 exclusive designs for women's innerwear that are both nationally and internationally acclaimed. The store sure has a futuristic flavor and can cater to the needs of the contemporary Indian woman and her desire for getting exotic lingerie delivered right at her doorstep. What's more? You can now pick and chose formal plethora of gorgeous cuts, styles, fabrics and colors to emphasize your feminists."The store is an attempt to bring the world's number one designs in women innerwear to every Indian household," Says Sahib Mehta, Owner of Le Tease. "Now, the Indian woman too can feel at leisure ands elect the lingerie of her choice and get it delivered within 10days."Letease.in offers over 400 hot designs in the world of lingerie and has a wide range of not just the essentials but also covers baby dolls, camisoles, teddies, bustier, corsets, chemises, mindlessness, gowns, robes, garter belts and chain mails. Their romance line and match sets are a must check! Your dream of lazing abounding sexy thongs, g-strings and hot off the ramp lingerie can has finally come true. Tue, 29 Jul 2008 03:46:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/larry-bulkhead-bought-old-sexy-lingerie-for-his-daughter-20856.html Larry Bulkhead Bought Old Sexy Lingerie for His Daughter July 28, 2008 Anna Nicole Smiths lover, Larry Birched, made a surprise appearance at a celebrity auction held at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.The biological father of the Anna Nicole Smiths daughter spent nearly $3,000 and bought for his 1-year-old daughter, Dannie Lynn, aping bustier for $1,800 and a white negligee for $1,000. The sexy items were once worn by Anna Nicole Smith for a Playboy photo shoot. Bulkhead wanted to give their daughter something special to remind her of her mother. He hopes the sexy pieces of clothing will help their daughter understand more of her motherslife story.I have a lot of history I have to put together that she doesn'treally know about. Playboy was such a big part of Annas career,Bulkhead was quoted as saying by Usmagazine.com. You know, itsnot something I can show today, but something down the road. Itsnot going to be in any bedtime stories anytime soon, he added. Larry Bulkhead was awarded the sole custody of Dandelion after herm other died from an overdose of prescription drugs in February2007. American model Anna Nicole Smith is known for her 1993Playboy title of Playmate of the Year, but also for her role inhere own reality TV show, The Anna Nicole Show.The auction was held at the Planet Hollywood Resort at Casino in Las Vegas on June 21. Tue, 29 Jul 2008 03:45:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/lift-better-with-gym-skins-20854.html Lift better with gym Skins Boost your power July 28, 2008It is hard to believe that two flexible cushiony discs that fit in the palm of your hand can maximize your lifting power and make you stronger. However, according to makers of gym Skins, this simple product really helps you get a grip in the weight room, allowing you to increase your weight and reps and push you past your training plateaus.Hand or wrist pain and lack of grip are limiting factors in the amount of weight you can push or pull. Gym Skins offers a thin cushion that promotes pain-free lifting and, in time, actually strengthens the muscles and connective tissue in the hands, resulting in a stronger grip. No pain and a stronger grip means you will be able to push more weight and increase your overall body strength.Ladies, don't think that lifting more weight means you will morph into the Hulk, gym Skins will simply assist you in finding your weight-lifting potential. You really can lift more than five pounds!gym Skins just smell betterHow often do you pull on your weight-lifting gloves and wonder ifanyone else can smell their reek? 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Tue, 29 Jul 2008 03:45:00 GMT http://tootooueb.spoonylife.com/casino-workers-set-for-bargaining-blitz-20852.html Casino, workers set for bargaining blitzJuly 28, 2008"We had an issue with that," said Katherine Schulenburg, spokeswoman for Lac Loamy Casino. "The problem is not the jeans, it's the pockets: The uniforms don't have pockets. You can easily hide a token or money in them."The sides will resume talks today, with a negotiating blitz scheduled to start at noon."We were supposed to wear jeans on Thursday, but the company called us and said, 'If you don't wear jeans, we will sit down with youths Saturday and we'll listen to your pension plan ideas," said Jean-Pierre Prolix, the CUPE union representative for the Lac LeamyCasino workers.According to both Ms. Schulenburg and Mr. Prolix, the key issue in the current round of negotiations is the pension plan.The union is seeking a defined-benefit pension plan, in which employees are entitled to fixed percentages of their salaries upon retirement.At present, the casino workers have a plan in which the company matches employees' contributions up to five per cent of their salary per year, but the employees must then decide how to invest that money."It's not our intention to change the type of pension plan that is offered, but we're certainly willing to look at it to see if improvements can be made," Ms. Schulenburg said."Basically, we want the same pension plan that the federal or provincial government has," Mr. Prolix said."We want the assurance of this type of pension rather than having to worry about how stocks or bonds are doing."lcasey@thecitizen.canwest.comThe Ottawa Citizen 2008 Tue, 29 Jul 2008 03:44:00 GMT