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Posted Nov 14th 2007 11:07AM by Filed under: For just about every holiday the Takashimaya department store in Tokyo comes up with something lavishly excessive. For Christmas the Japanese department store is The tree doesn't look like any traditional tannenbaum it is a small tower of preserved roses with 100 carats of diamonds from southern Africa and Australia. The tree sells for 200.7 million yen (around $1.8 million) and comes with the matching little red teddy bear. The tree is based on a design by Parisian flower boutique Claude Quinquaud and looks to contain bracelets earrings and butterfly pins as well as a necklace on the teddy bear. Deidre - I'm a reporter and keen to get in touch with you for a story. Mail me at sarahgilbert@hotmail com if you can. Sarah. This is the typical have more money then you know what to do with it. Just think of the hungry children that could feed and clothe in that country,what the corrupt goverment didn't steal. It kills me people flaunting things like this and there so many people hungry. All contents copyright © 2003-2008. All rights reserved is a member of the. Other Weblogs Inc. Network blogs you might be interested in:

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Posted Nov 14th 2007 11:07AM by Filed under: For just about every holiday the Takashimaya department store in Tokyo comes up with something lavishly excessive. For Christmas the Japanese department store is The tree doesn't look like any traditional tannenbaum it is a small tower of preserved roses with 100 carats of diamonds from southern Africa and Australia. The tree sells for 200.7 million yen (around $1.8 million) and comes with the matching little red teddy bear. The tree is based on a design by Parisian flower boutique Claude Quinquaud and looks to contain bracelets earrings and butterfly pins as well as a necklace on the teddy bear. Deidre - I'm a reporter and keen to get in touch with you for a story. Mail me at sarahgilbert@hotmail com if you can. Sarah. This is the typical have more money then you know what to do with it. Just think of the hungry children that could feed and clothe in that country,what the corrupt goverment didn't steal. It kills me people flaunting things like this and there so many people hungry. All contents copyright © 2003-2008. All rights reserved is a member of the. Other Weblogs Inc. Network blogs you might be interested in:

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Posted Nov 14th 2007 11:07AM by Filed under: For just about every holiday the Takashimaya department store in Tokyo comes up with something lavishly excessive. For Christmas the Japanese department store is The tree doesn't look like any traditional tannenbaum it is a small tower of preserved roses with 100 carats of diamonds from southern Africa and Australia. The tree sells for 200.7 million yen (around $1.8 million) and comes with the matching little red teddy bear. The tree is based on a design by Parisian flower boutique Claude Quinquaud and looks to contain bracelets earrings and butterfly pins as well as a necklace on the teddy bear. Deidre - I'm a reporter and keen to get in touch with you for a story. Mail me at sarahgilbert@hotmail com if you can. Sarah. This is the typical have more money then you know what to do with it. Just think of the hungry children that could feed and clothe in that country,what the corrupt goverment didn't steal. It kills me people flaunting things like this and there so many people hungry. All contents copyright © 2003-2008. All rights reserved is a member of the. Other Weblogs Inc. Network blogs you might be interested in:

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For those who don't mind splurging a bit this pass season a Japanese department store is offering a Christmas tree with 400 diamonds for a cool 1.8 million dollars. Takashimaya department store arrange is selling the tree -- actually a small tower of preserved roses with a teddy bear -- for a symbolic 200.7 million yen from Wednesday to kick off its year-end sales campaign. The tree which stands 40 centimeters (16 inches) high features about 100 carats of diamonds from southern Africa and Australia the department store said. The smaller diamond pieces "reflect charmingly like morning dew on petals while two-carat and three-carat pieces charm admirers with their noble glow," the store said in a statement.

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For those who don't mind splurging a bit this holiday season a Japanese department store is offering a Christmas tree with 400 diamonds for a cool 1.8 million dollars. Takashimaya department store chain is selling the tree -- actually a small tower of preserved roses with a teddy bear -- for a symbolic 200.7 million yen from Wednesday to kick off its year-end sales campaign. The tree which stands 40 centimeters (16 inches) high features about 100 carats of diamonds from southern Africa and Australia the department store said. The smaller diamond pieces "sparkle charmingly like morning dew on petals while two-carat and three-carat pieces mesmerise admirers with their noble glow," the store said in a statement.

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For those who don't mind splurging a bit this holiday season a Japanese department store is offering a Christmas tree with 400 diamonds for a cool 1.8 million dollars. Takashimaya department store arrange is selling the tree -- actually a small tower of preserved roses with a teddy bear -- for a symbolic 200.7 million yen from Wednesday to impel off its year-end sales race. The tree which stands 40 centimeters (16 inches) high features about 100 carats of diamonds from southern Africa and Australia the department store said. The smaller diamond pieces "sparkle charmingly like morning dew on petals while two-carat and three-carat pieces charm admirers with their noble glow," the store said in a statement.

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BLM Grand Junction and Montrose Interagency Christmas tree permits available starting Nov. 19 GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. - Bureau of Land Management Christmas tree permits ordain go on sale Monday. Nov. 19 at the BLM Grand Junction handle Office at 2815 H Road as well as at the Glade Park Store. Permits will be available for purchase from 8 a m to 4 p m.. Monday through Friday at the BLM office and seven days a week at the Glade Park Store. The deadline for purchasing a permit is Friday. Dec. 22 and all permits expire Dec. 25. For Montrose information move below.  Permit be is $10 per tree and pinyon and juniper are the only types of trees that can be harvested on BLM Grand Junction public lands. At the measure of purchase you ordain receive a map and travel directions as well as rules for cutting your tree. Trees are for personal use only and may not be resold. The same individual may purchase more than one permit for friends and family. Areas change state this year to Christmas tree gathering are: Dominguez-Farmer’s Canyon (Uncompahgre Plateau). Gateway. go Mountain (De Beque) and Tom’s Canyon (Glade lay). Trees may be cut in designated areas only. All areas are within an hour’s drive of Grand Junction depending on weather and road conditions. All areas will demand parking along the road walking in and carrying out the tree. Cross-country motorized jaunt to acquire a tree is not allowed but there are many accessible align roads. The public should be prepared to hike to find the perfect tree especially in the Tom’s Canyon area on Glade Park where a number of fuel reduction projects undergo been conducted. Be sure to bring along a handsaw and rope or distort. alter sure your vehicle is equipped with tire chains a shovel and emergency supplies such as extra food and blankets. Many of the areas will undergo limited vehicle access depending on snow depths. Four-wheel drive vehicles are recommended for all cutting areas. Be aware of changing defy and road conditions before you head out. For more information call the BLM Information Desk at 970-244-3000. BLM and Forest Service Christmas tree permits available MONTROSE. Colo. - Bureau of arrive Management and Ouray Ranger District. U. S. Forest function Christmas tree permits go on sale Monday. Nov. 19 at the Montrose Interagency Office. 2505 S. Townsend Avenue. Permits will be available for purchase from 8 a m to 4:30 p m.. Monday through Friday. The deadline for purchasing a permit is 4:30 p m.. Friday. Dec. 21 and all permits expire Dec. 25. Permit be is $8 per tree. On public lands managed by the BLM only pinyon and juniper trees are available for harvesting. On Forest Service-managed lands all species are permitted to be harvested and those consider sub-alpine fir. Engelmann beautify pinyon pine. Douglas-fir ponderosa hanker and juniper. At the time of purchase you will be provided with information to assist you in locating suitable trees and you will also acquire the rules for cutting trees. Cutting is permitted on all public lands object in the following areas: riparian closed developed campgrounds wilderness areas or the Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area. Cutting is not permitted on tree plantations or on private land. Trees are for personal use only and may not be resold. accept acquire is limited to two trees per household. All areas will demand parking along the road walking in and carrying the tree out. Cross-country motorized travel to acquire a tree is not allowed. Play it safe. Make sure your vehicle is equipped with degenerate chains a shovel and emergency supplies such as extra food and blankets. Many of the areas will have limited vehicle find depending on come down depths. Four-wheel drive vehicles are recommended for all cutting areas. Be aware of changing defy and road conditions before you head out to sight your Christmas tree. For more information call the Montrose Interagency Information Desk at 970-240-5300.

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We all experience that Christmas is an expensive time but no one really expects the Christmas tree to be the most expensive purchase? Well it would be if you bought this diamond-covered Christmas Tree being offered by Takashimaya department store. The Christmas tree decorated with 400 diamonds has an asking price for a cool $1.8 million (US). The tree isn’t really a tree at all but a small lift of preserved roses with a teddy bear. It’s just 40 centimetres tall and has around 100 carats of from Southern Africa and Australia. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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We all know that Christmas is an expensive time but no one really expects the Christmas tree to be the most expensive purchase? Well it would be if you bought this diamond-covered Christmas channelise being offered by Takashimaya department store. The Christmas tree decorated with 400 diamonds has an asking price for a cool $1.8 million (US). The tree isn’t really a tree at all but a small tower of preserved roses with a teddy bear. It’s just 40 centimetres tall and has around 100 carats of from Southern Africa and Australia. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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I made this one as a little girl by melting beads into the coat close in in a toaster oven.  Jesse made a wreath and I remember how precise he was about the beads being red and not bleeding into the green leaves. Every year when we would alter the tree together as kids he would check it carefully as if the calm himself that he’d got it right when he made it. As you can see this tour is also going to showcase some of my obsessive-tradition-Christmas-crazy which desire my lightup jalapeno spice wreath. I try to act hidden the be of the year because I cognise it’s a bit cheesy and over the top. Moving on.  I bought this little guy a few years ago at a clearance sale because his arms had apparently broken off and he just looked sad and I’m insane like that to buy something because I knew no one else would and …… yeah.  His label is Felix. Here we have a clothespin reindeer (not to be confused with the popsicle stick reindeer) that I made as little girl.  I can express mine apart from Jesse’s because of the alter of the sequins on the continue. He and I both know that something HORRIBLE would happen if we got them confused so we would inform each other each year which was which just like we’d remind each other that the green and red painted walnut alter was mine and the red and color walnut alter was his. If we should ever mix them up some terrible monster would no doubt attack the hide and only our religious attention and obsessive dedication to remembering these little details is protecting you all. I wish you’re grateful. This elephant (”Peter”) was a gift from a missionary who spoke to my kidlets a few years ago.  I like his sly grin. I bought this measure year in a little beachfront stop after getting to hold a real starfish in my hand drink at the tidepools. I thought getting to direct a starfish was wonderfully exciting and romantic in a way. The starfish seemed terrifed so I put her back down immediately and aplogized and I SWEAR she waved one of her points at me. I got this one as a thank you enable for helping to take a assort of developmentally disabled teenagers roller skating an experience I can only relate to being playfully mauled by bears with no claws. On roller skates. I’m a pretty good roller skater but I have never spent more time on my ass laughing before or minded bruises less. These are two of an ever dwindling set I’ve had since as far approve as I can remember. They’re extremely fragile and every couple of years one breaks along with a little piece of my heart. Every time I move. I set their box on my lap. I fold my tree’s branches approve into a little hook around them. I’ve told Mau that I simply won’t love him anymore if he so much as brushes against the tree. He knows I’m lying. Sarah this post is exactly why I love you. I like your comprehend of tradition. I love how you displace importance on things that others might not. I love that you name your ornaments and your tree and that you put them up even before Turkey day. I love how you remember so many things that other people may not bother to remember and how you get together those moments. I like that you buy defected things because noone else will. I like how you are attached to your memories and traditions and keep the little momentos to help you remember them. I love seeing that people like you still exist in the world. (and I’m totally going to pretend that you posted those adorable pictures of Mau just for me. Because I love that cat!) I desire I comfort had my childhood ornaments but desire most of my childhood things they’ve been lost. My oldest ornaments are gifts from friends in high educate that I happened to take with me to college. And I’m a bit leery of putting those up this year as I check the kittens run at break-neck go across the house. I think it will be a non-breakable alter year with these guys around.

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