Archive for the ‘World’ Category

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Vacation

September 1, 2009

So I haven’t been posting in a while.  Partially because I was in Chicago for a wedding, and decided to take a little break from the blog world.  I’ve got another blog called Project Style; which I’m trying to figure out what i want to focus with on that.  It’s probably going to be more fashion driven, and stepintomyshoes will be just about anything I want.  So stay posted.  Labor Day weekend is coming up, and I’ll be hitting up Fashion Night Out in NYC!!! So stay tuned!

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Vintage Limited Levi’s 501

July 20, 2009

Peep out these limited edition Levi’s 501 “Heath” denim.  Named Heath after the student who discovered them in a mining town.  These look super comfortable and perfect for any denim fanatic.  Available via Levis Japan.

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Nike Pinnacle Flagship store in Mexico

July 15, 2009

This is 1897 which is Nike’s new pinnacle flagship store in Guadalajara, Mexico.  All I have to say is that this is what retail should be all about.  Just look at how everything is carefully placed; and all the textures and space in the store.  Kudos to Nike!

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RECYCLE just not the CAPS

February 1, 2009

Ok, so with global warming becoming more of a concern with everyone in the world; I bet many of you did not know this.  At least I didn’t;  YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE TOPS OF THE PLASTIC BOTTLES BEFORE YOU RECYLCE!  All this time that I been recylcing i did not know this.

Plastic Lids and Plastic Containers Don’t Mix
“Just about any plastic can be recycled,” says Signe Gilson, Waste Diversion Manager for Seattle-based CleanScapes, one of the West Coast’s leading “green” solid waste and recycling collectors, “but when two types are mixed, one contaminates the other, reducing the value of the material or requiring resources to separate them before processing.”

Recycling Plastic Lids and Caps May Pose Dangers to Workers
Also, plastic caps and lids can jam processing equipment at recycling facilities, and the plastic containers with tops still on them may not compact properly during the recycling process. They can also present a safety risk for recycling workers.

“Most plastic bottles are baled for transport, and if they don’t crack when baled the ones with tightly fastened lids can explode when the temperature increases,” Gilson says.

So recycle seperately and check with your local government for concerns.

Either way lets be GREENER!