TERRIBLE FINAL!
WHAT HAPPENED HEIDI? You are the boss, you should have the final decision!
MONDO GUERRA IS THE TRUE WIINNER!
He is one of the BEST designers there have ever been in all the shows. A real artist will stand for his own work 100 pct. and NOT let anybody tell him what to do and then follow their ideas.
Think of all the big people there have been in the world! Painters, Musicians, Designers, Architects and so on. They would never have been what they are if they have not stood up for their own ideas and work!
And that is what Mondo Guerra did with his long dress at the show yesterday and that was what made 2 of the judges (Nina Garcia and Michael C) angry. Mondo did not listen to them and changed his clothes.
Mondo did great through the whole show. From the beginning his was on top of his design.
I can't believe what happened in that final. I am so disappointed and chocked to see how Nina Garcia and Kennet Cole acted. It was NOT flattering! And Heidi, you normally seem to be a strong woman and yesterday you showed another side.
I do not think I can follow this show anymore. It has been my favourite show of all. Maybe a change of judges will be a good thing!
MONDO, YOU ARE GREAT! Your tunics and the short set are wonderful. Not to mention all the other pieces of clothes. Where can I buy it?
Marianne L.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
DOG FAIR in Santa Clarita this Sunday 10/10/10
Byline: Daily News
VALENCIA - Pet owners are invited to bring their four-legged friends to a free community fair Sunday in Old Orchard Park, Valencia, Santa Clarita.
The third annual Bow-Wows & Meows Pet Fair will celebrate pets, encourage animal awareness and promote pet adoptionPet adoption usually refers to the process of taking guardianship of and responsibility for a pet that a previous owner has abandoned or otherwise abdicated responsibility for.
Fairgoers can expect to see demonstrations, exhibits of pet supply vendors and entertainment. Besides all the animal booths and activities, the event will have great ``people food'' plus a balloon balloon, lighter-than-air craft without a propulsion system, lifted by inflation of one or more containers with a gas lighter than air or with heated air. During flight, altitude may be gained by discarding ballast (e.g. jump for kids).
An animal shelter is a facility that houses homeless, lost or abandoned animals; primarily a large variety of dogs and cats.
Workers will be on hand to show adoptable dogs, cats, puppies and kittens in need of loving homes. The annual event started as a way to increase public awareness of the plight of homeless pets, and at last year's fair 60 animals were adopted.
Low-cost vaccines and spaying-and-neutering referrals will be available. Pet owners can also renew their pet licenses on site.
Residents who would bring their dogs to the fair are invited to join the Fun Dog Show. Unlike serious dog show events seen on television, this one awards prizes for top dogs in silly categories, like largest or smallest dog, silly pet trick, mystery mutt and owner/pet look-alikes. There is a $10 registration fee for the dog show.
The main event of Sunday's fair is the finals of the World Cup Frisbee Dog Competition. Qualifying competition rounds are being held today at Canyon Country Park.
Have you ever wondered what your dog Spot is thinking? A pet psychic/animal communicator will be at the fair to provide some insight.
Bow-Wows & Meows is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Old Orchard Park, 25032Avenida Rotella, Valencia.
Marianne
VALENCIA - Pet owners are invited to bring their four-legged friends to a free community fair Sunday in Old Orchard Park, Valencia, Santa Clarita.
The third annual Bow-Wows & Meows Pet Fair will celebrate pets, encourage animal awareness and promote pet adoptionPet adoption usually refers to the process of taking guardianship of and responsibility for a pet that a previous owner has abandoned or otherwise abdicated responsibility for.
Fairgoers can expect to see demonstrations, exhibits of pet supply vendors and entertainment. Besides all the animal booths and activities, the event will have great ``people food'' plus a balloon balloon, lighter-than-air craft without a propulsion system, lifted by inflation of one or more containers with a gas lighter than air or with heated air. During flight, altitude may be gained by discarding ballast (e.g. jump for kids).
An animal shelter is a facility that houses homeless, lost or abandoned animals; primarily a large variety of dogs and cats.
Workers will be on hand to show adoptable dogs, cats, puppies and kittens in need of loving homes. The annual event started as a way to increase public awareness of the plight of homeless pets, and at last year's fair 60 animals were adopted.
Low-cost vaccines and spaying-and-neutering referrals will be available. Pet owners can also renew their pet licenses on site.
Residents who would bring their dogs to the fair are invited to join the Fun Dog Show. Unlike serious dog show events seen on television, this one awards prizes for top dogs in silly categories, like largest or smallest dog, silly pet trick, mystery mutt and owner/pet look-alikes. There is a $10 registration fee for the dog show.
The main event of Sunday's fair is the finals of the World Cup Frisbee Dog Competition. Qualifying competition rounds are being held today at Canyon Country Park.
Have you ever wondered what your dog Spot is thinking? A pet psychic/animal communicator will be at the fair to provide some insight.
Bow-Wows & Meows is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Old Orchard Park, 25032Avenida Rotella, Valencia.
Marianne
New numbers for Notice of Defaults in CA
Notice of Defaults (NODs) recorded in August 2010 throughout California totaled 31,120. That is:
■a 17% increase from July 2010 (26,671); and
■a 16% decrease from August 2009 (37,061).
Notice of Trustee’s Sales (NOTS) recorded in August 2010 totaled 30,726, marking:
■a 3% increase from July 2010 (29,920); and
■a 10% decrease from August 2009 (34,224).
(Kelli Galippo)
■a 17% increase from July 2010 (26,671); and
■a 16% decrease from August 2009 (37,061).
Notice of Trustee’s Sales (NOTS) recorded in August 2010 totaled 30,726, marking:
■a 3% increase from July 2010 (29,920); and
■a 10% decrease from August 2009 (34,224).
(Kelli Galippo)
Do you want to live in an attractive ZIP CODE, here you have them!
ATTRACTIVE ZIP-CODES with the most expensive houses:
1) 91008 - Duarte, CA
2) 94027 - Atherton, CA
3) 90274 - Rolling Hills, CA
4) 07620 - Alpine N.J.
5) 10014 - New York
6) 90210 - Beverly Hills, CA
7) 10065 - New York
8) 94920 - Belvedere, CA
9) 10012 - New York
10) 93108 - Santa Barbara, CA
Do not hesitate to call me if you want to buy a house in these areas.
Marianne Forbes.com
1) 91008 - Duarte, CA
2) 94027 - Atherton, CA
3) 90274 - Rolling Hills, CA
4) 07620 - Alpine N.J.
5) 10014 - New York
6) 90210 - Beverly Hills, CA
7) 10065 - New York
8) 94920 - Belvedere, CA
9) 10012 - New York
10) 93108 - Santa Barbara, CA
Do not hesitate to call me if you want to buy a house in these areas.
Marianne Forbes.com
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Do NOT trash your foreclosured house, you can be charged!
This is interesting. After having seen so many TRASHED foreclosured houses here and there somebody got finally so tired of it and made some felony charges against the owners.
See this notice from the Newspaper today:
San Diego
HOME DAMAGED: A San Diego police officer and his wife face felony charges after alledgedly trashing their foreclosed house in Riverside County.
R.C.A. and his wife E. have been charged with vandalizing and burglarizing the six-bedroom house in Murrieta, the Riverside Press-Enterprise reported.
The damage includes stones smashed off the facade, dye poured on the carpet, wiring torn out of the walls, uprooted trees thrown in the swimming pool and a missing garage door.
- Staff and Wire Services 10/3/2010 Daily News
See this notice from the Newspaper today:
San Diego
HOME DAMAGED: A San Diego police officer and his wife face felony charges after alledgedly trashing their foreclosed house in Riverside County.
R.C.A. and his wife E. have been charged with vandalizing and burglarizing the six-bedroom house in Murrieta, the Riverside Press-Enterprise reported.
The damage includes stones smashed off the facade, dye poured on the carpet, wiring torn out of the walls, uprooted trees thrown in the swimming pool and a missing garage door.
- Staff and Wire Services 10/3/2010 Daily News
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