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If you go to HerFabLife you’ll find a page about www.kultic.com. Kultic is an online store that caters to men and women’s fashion. Not just any fashion, but the latest and hottest styles. They carry designer clothes and specialize in chic-denim. They also carry hot sportswear. This store is located in Palmetto Bay, Florida, as well as being accessible online. This is not the type of denim that you find at Target, it is definitely high end.

Kultic seeks to please people in high positions, such as celebrities, divas, and all who want to wear the latest trends. It carries denim that is only found in select boutiques and both the store and the denim are exclusive. They carry the following brands: Original Penguin, Citizens of Humanity, Salvage, True Religion, Hudson Jeans, Frankie B., Juicy Couture, 7 for all mankind, and many other brands. The jeans are only part of Kultic’s merchandise. They also carry fine jewelry and men/women’s accessories.

Made by fashion aware people, Kultic sells what they love. The store shows their passion for fashion and their knowledge of the latest trends. They only sell the products that they wear showing Kultic http://www.herfablife.com?referral_id=10 to be the place to go for your denim needs. You can find more about this store on HerFabLife, the newest online community.

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Can you imagine a story based upon the image above? What would you write? It’s hard to believe that the image is real. It’s not made for a movie. It is a travel destination.

I just finished reading a post written by Lucy Atkinson at http://www.architecturalclassics.com/blog/human-bones-chandelier/ about the world’s most macabre chandelier. The chandelier is in an ossuary (place holding bones of the dead) located in Sedlec, Czech Republic. The post gives the historical significance of the site, includes a clip from youtube on the site, and gives directions on getting to the site.

The ossuary is a chapel. It is smack dab in the middle of a cemetery and overflowing with bones. Soil from Jesus Christ’s crucifixion is said to have been sprinkled on top of the bones creating fervor in the people of the Middle Ages. It encouraged their demands of being placed on sacred ground upon their deaths. During the Black plague the cemetery outgrew its original capacity.

Taking care of the bones then fell upon a vision impaired monk who decided to stack the bone into giant pyramids. Three hundred years later the chapel was bought by the Schwarzenberg family who employed a woodworker to spruce up the place. He added a chandelier made from the bones and four piles of bones shaped to mimic the giant pyramids. Wreaths of intertwined bones are draped around the chapel as well.

The curators push the chapel as showing “the shortness of life”. The ossuary is mentioned in John Connolly’s book The Black Angel. You can find directions to the ossuary at the bottom of this page.

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Do you remember how it felt when you got your first loose tooth? I don’t but I do remember when my daughter got hers. She was so excited and had many different ideas on how to get the tooth out of her mouth. This memory came to me when I went to http://www.architecturalclassics.com/blog/tooth-string-doorknob/ and read/watched a young girl’s brilliant idea of using floss to remove her loose tooth.

With the help of her parents, a piece of string was tied to her tooth and the other end tied to a crystal doorknob. The little girl was very excited until she learned that the door had to be slammed closed for the tooth to be yanked out. Her father handled it nicely by distracting her and slamming the door at the same time. The child didn’t even realize that the tooth was leaving her mouth.

The webpage went on to give advice for parents wanting to test the tooth…string…doorknob method for tooth removal. It recommended making sure that the tooth was very loose, using a round doorknob, and floss for string. It stresses these things for safety. If the tooth isn’t loose enough it could break or pull hard at the gums. If you use a lever handle instead of a round knob the string could possibly slide off the handle. Finally by using floss instead of string you’re using something sterile and right at hand in the bathroom.

The article concludes on the merits of doorknobs. They are useful and under appreciated, but a cheap way to make home improvements.

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Clever Catty’s Opening Doors is a cute article. It has clips from youtubedotcom showcasing different cats opening doors. When I saw the clips my first thought was that someone was on the other side opening the door for them. I don’t know if that’s true or not, but I wanted to throw that out at you. The article goes on to say that it’s cute when it’s someone else’s property being destroyed (cats digging their nails in the door while trying to open it) but it’s not so cute when it’s your new door.

The article goes on to describe the steps necessary to teach a cat not to scratch your property. They suggest putting cloth or netting on the surface of what you’re trying to protects because cats don’t like the feel. It also explains why the cats scratch different things. I didn’t know that it was a grooming thing. They need to sharpen their nails; it’s what they are programmed to do. Finally, the article concludes by giving a few suggestions on how to train your cat not to open doors.

The article is interesting, informative, and straight to the point. It is written in a manner that didn’t make me feel ignorant for not knowing about cats. It looks longer than it is and the bullets make it easy to scan. As a person who knows little about animals, it was a quick and pain free learning experience. You can find the article at  http://www.architecturalclassics.com/blog/cats-opening-doors/.

Last year I asked how people felt about paid reviews. Everybody seemed okay with the idea so I attempted to join ReviewMe.com. I was denied. Last night I got an e-mail saying I was accepted. The idea is that you pick what you want to review, accept an offer, and post a review. I’ve decided that I’m going to do it, sparingly, starting today. My next post will be a paid review. All posts that are paid reviews will be marked at the top of the post so that you know up front what I’m being paid to review. All reviews will still be my opinion, good or bad.