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October 16-20, 2006


		dealsandsteals Pumpkins have become an un-official symbol ushering in the holidays. The very scent (with a little added cinnamon and nutmeg) puts us in a festive state of mind. So although it seems early, we want you to indulge your pre-season-self with guilt free shopping from BB Jewelry Designs. The Up-to-60%-off Sale makes for pain-free gift giving too. If only ALL holiday shopping could be like this. Additionally, nedandshell's Weekly Dose readers will receive a 10% coupon for your next BB Designs purchase; just enter code NAS06 in the company field upon checkout. More deals.
		gottagetit The Frankie B. owner and designer, Daniella Clarke, has made a name for herself with her eponymous low-rise jeans. Now she is giving her trendsetting pants a heart, too, with the HER2 Genes by Frankie B.. HER2 Genes by Frankie B.. For each pair sold through Frankie B.com (the exclusive distributor) from September through November, Frankie B. will donate $107 to Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization. For more information on HER2-positive breast cancer visit www.HER2genes.com. Talk about good jeans!
		tipoff Your black nylon computer case got you feeling more geek than chic? Download some new style with this Pocket Full Of Puter bag by Melissa Beth Designs. The fun retro-inspired laptop tote is interlined with foam to protect your precious cargo, and the genuine leather trim and luxe material make this case as adorable as it is durable. The 14"L x 12"H x 4"W will perfectly house any laptop up to 15.4". Choose from Orange, Sky Blue, Green, Party Pink or Grey, and restore your tech-savvy style.
		stylebio This tale of two begins with advertising agency pals, Becky and Kathy. The former account executive and copywriter, respectively, shared a love of great design, witty writing and shortcuts that make life a little easier. So they took the leap from creating campaigns to creating cards, starting with their own engagements. Not only were Becky and Kathy both brides to be, so were many of their friends. So the two friends began creating custom thank you cards for themselves and other brides. They were even handwriting each thank you card, addressing envelopes and dropping them in the mail. The demand grew to custom invitations, programs, favors and more. Their services saved time, not to mention sanity, for busy brides. And THAT is the Storybook Cards story!

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