The Orange County Register: In 1990 Mark Arimura lost his mother to ovarian cancer. In 1994, Mia Arimura lost her mother to colon cancer. Today in San Clemente, the Arimuras and their four daughters have just opened Possibilities Boutique, dedicated to the two moms and to a charity called Moms with Cancer. In their store, […]
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At first it might seem that clothing would have nothing in common with a painting business but that’s not entirely true. For Sandra Schulze there is a lot more behind those businesses than meets the eye. Inspired by the photo of her friends’ daughter, Sandra went to work on what would become her first mixed
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Now that we’ve entered December, parents are starting to break out their children’s coats for another winter– if they haven’t already. With the coats comes the extra essentials, hats and gloves. For some lucky kids, this means they get to wear their favorite animal on their head. BuddyTops, founded by Luis Kain and Nacer Hamai,
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NWsource: While at Green Lake one day waiting to go on a walk with a friend, local designer Wendy Feller stumbled upon an idea. Why not design cute leggings made with strong, durable material and padded knees to allow her then five-year-old daughter, and little girls in general, to play hard without having to worry
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Reuters had an interesting story about a guy who makes $85,000 per year selling ad space on a T Shirt! His business is called, appropriately, IWearYourShirt.com. And that $85,000 per year has a nice ring to it. Think you could do something like this? When you look at his pricing (no more than $365 per
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The inventor of the world’s first permanently-tied shoelace has received acclaim from a unique source – the British Cheerleading Asssociation according to a story in The Ealing Gazette. Father-of-three Peter Greedy, who lives in Hanwell, got plaudits from the BCA for inventing the Greeper, the shoelace which never comes undone. Mr Greedy said he had
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Daily Record: On the wish list at Weecycled Bundles of Joi in Ledgewood: Jog strollers, toddler/child car seats (5 years old or newer), furniture in excellent condition, and outdoor playsets. On the store’s hot list: Tabletop changers, portable cribs and glider/rocking chairs. The hot list grows every day, as does the wish list – a
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More than 60 clothing companies, including well known brands like Adidas, Eddie Bauer and Dockers, are using a material designed by a Colorado company which employs coconut shells to create clothes that dry faster, smell better and save energy while laundering reports 9News.com. It may sound crazy, but Boulder-based Cocona actually uses carbon from left
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OCRegister.com: Ladera Ranch mom Kim Marquis was sick of dressing her 4-year-old and 1-year-old sons in boring clothes when she dreamed up Haute Boyz Clothing with friend and business partner Jill Hoffman of Laguna Niguel. “We couldn’t find anything we liked, so we started making (shirts) ourselves,” said Hoffman, the mother of a young son.
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IndyStar.com: Momprenuer, local resident, and mother of two, Cindi Wise, has formulated an entire baby clothing line that aims to make parents lives easier using more practical, yet stylish, ways to change a baby’s diaper. Hello Worldâ„¢ Clothing Company launched its first product, the patent pending SmartZipâ„¢ Sleeper, in June 2009. This infant sleeper literally
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