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There’s Only One Place to Go for the Very Best Offers

May 2, 2010 / Administrator

Offers.com is the place to go for all the best savings, current coupons and top brand names. Here are just a few reasons why.

Offers.com goes through 1000’s of promotions and discounts to make sure that only the best deals are promoted on the site. Offers.com also offers it all; everything you can think of and more. In fact, anything that you can find online, you can most likely find at Offers.com.

A great bonus for buyers is that Offers.com does not, and will not, promote expired and out of date coupons or sales items. Sales items promoted on Offers.com are always checked periodically to make sure that the sale is still valid and nothing is outdated.

There are also the latest coupons and coupon codes, not to mention special savings with free shipment items or clearance offers. Editors for Offers.com are continually busy, verifying each offer before it is even allowed on the site. These same editors also offer reviews on coupons and discounts; customers can read these reviews and insights on the Offer.com blog. Where else can one go to shop and actually read reviews on the special deals and coupons that are being offered? Add this to the fact that new deals and offers are added on a daily basis and you will get an idea just how busy these Offers.com editors are.

Remember, Offers.com has 150 categories of merchandise. This includes almost everything you could possibly want from automotive to baby items to gift foods. In addition, all this is organized on a daily basis for your shopping ease.

When you have a site that features products from 1500 stores, that includes those 150 categories with savings and coupons for every item, and then you suddenly realize that, because of the diligence of Offers.com, your personal shopping has just become a whole lot easier.

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A Rare Find: John Hardy Style Jewelry

May 1, 2010 / Administrator

Jewelry Inspired by Sustainable Vision

John Hardy jewelry has been on the cover of ‘Vogue’ magazine and on the fingers and necks of red carpet walkers of Hollywood. The jewelry isn’t just beautiful and unique, it’s also created by artisans for whom profit is secondary to creating a sustainable world, and letting jewelry help adorn our planet. John Hardy jewelry is created on the island of Bali, Indonesia, where designer John Hardy has resided since the mid-70s. The fashionable jewelry that can be found at affordable prices is largely based around silver, smithed in the traditional Bali method, which Hardy picked up when he moved to that beautiful spot of the world.

Silversmithing and Environmentalism

The John Hardy company is on a sustainable campus in Bali, employing about 700 artisans and workers. The entire campus is built from local materials, and instead of burying the island’s culture under Western influence, it has brought the island’s unique culture to the world. John Hardy jewelry is named with Indonesian words, such as the Naga Collection of 2009. Naga means snake or dragon in Sanskrit, and deals with nature themes. Earrings that look like shrimp. Leather bracelets with clasped with silver dragon’s heads. Men’s rings with traditional Bali themes, and women’s nose piercings that are unique and beautiful, all handmade, and all unique.

Hand Crafted Beauty from Bali

All John Hardy creations are hand-crafted by artisans, in a low-impact shop. Most jewelry in the world is stamped out of a machine in a factory, unseen by anyone but computer scanners and assembly workers, until it arrives in a store. Each John Hardy piece is entirely unique, because it was created by a human being given a fair wage in a safe, clean workplace. When you buy John Hardy jewelry, you are contributing to keeping us on a sustainable path for our planet.

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BFFs

April 29, 2010 / Yendi

Snakes usually have hamsters for lunch. But when rat snake Ao-chan and dwarf hamster Gohan-chan met at a Japanese zoo, it was love – and not at first bite. Now, the 120-centimetre snake and gray hamster are room mates, living together in a heated glass box.
Gohan-chan, whose name means “meal” in Japanese, was literally, meant to be the snake’s dinner. “When we first found Ao-chan, the snake refused to eat so we went to a pet shop but was told they were out of frozen mice and suggested we try a hamster. However the moment we put it in the cage, it was instantaneous friendship and the snake seemed to have no appetite for it,” said zoo keeper Kazuya Yamamoto.
But the love is obviously is shared only by the snake and the hamster. Hanna-chan, a mouse-hunting cat, has been eyeing Gohan-chan ever since Ao-chan decided to befriend it.