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*"If you are planning for a year ......sow rice,* *If you are planning for a decade.....Plant trees,* *If you planning for lifetime..... educate people"* *---CHINESE PROVERB*
Dear Customer: It is our goal to provide the lastest fashion information and resources to our customers regarding news, media events and sources on fashions and designs , colors and styles. We also will include a section on excericse and fitness clothing relating to fashions on Yoga and relaxation methods. We will provide the lastest news through web sites and fashion trade associations. We would like to be a resource of information while improving the education to customers and relating to health, image and the latest style. We will strive to provide enducational materials such news articles, books etc., stories and web links. Wishing eveyone Destiny, Tranquility, Harmony, Happiness and a positive well being and health in 2008. With Warm Regards, *Myrna L. Sandnes*
Trade Magazine Websites: http://www.inspireyoga.com http://www.YogaLearningCenter.com http://www.FitnessMagazine.com Associations: http://www.healthywomen.org/newsroom/pressreleases http://www.bramfsa.com/ http://www.apparel-bc.org/ http://www.fashion-industry.at/ http://www.apparel.ca/ http://www.fashioncenter.com/ http://www.ffany.org/ http://www.fashionfromspain.com http://www.textile.dk/ http://fs.tx.ncsu.edu/index.html http://www.iacde.com/ http://www.iafnet.org/ http://www.formalwear.org/ http://www.allbusiness.com http://www.fashionincubator.com http://www.penrose-press.com	Recent Articles: So Fine Fashions Targets 'Every Woman' With Trendy New Workout Wear and Accessories (News Search) SmartMoney.com Yoga-womens-workout-wear-accessories-01-08 http://www.everythingyoga.com/articles/ http://www.gentleyoga.com/yogaArticles.html http://totalhealthyoga.blogspot.com/ http://www.womenfitness.net/ North American & International Events: http://www.fwa.org/event/2008_0207_worth.htm http://www.thewellnessshow.com/pressreleases.html We're Friends of The Angel of Fashion
Great books for reading: The Fine Art of Dressing: Make Yourself a Masterpiece by Dressing for Your Body by Margaux Tartarotti Beachwear and Bathing-Costume (Twentieth Century Fashion Series) by Doretta Davanzo Poli The Bikini Book Universe/Hardcover/Published 1996 The Art of Fashion Draping by Connie Amaden-Crawford Beads and Cabochons: How to Create Fashion Earrings and Jewelry by Patricia Lyman Beauty Salons & Fashion Boutiques: Including Shoe Stores & Jewelry Stores Hardcover/Published 1995 Buttons & Sundries (The Twenthieth Century-Histories of Fashion Series) by Vittoria De Buzzaccarini Fashion Apparel and Accessories by Jay Diamond, Ellen Diamond Sensational Scarfs: 44 Great Ways to Turn a Scarf into a Fabulous Fashion Look by Carol Straley Support and Seduction: A History of Corsets and Bras by Beatrice Fontanel Tiffany & Co. (Universe of Design) by Grace Mirabella Victoria: The Romance of Hats by Victoria Magazine An Illustrated History of Fashion: 500 Years of Fashion Illustration by Alice MacKrell Tommorrow's Heirlooms: Fashions of the 60's & 70's (Schiffer Book for Collectors) by Trina Robbins Tudor Costume and Fashion by Herbert Norris Velvet; History, Techniques, Fashions by Fabizio De Marinis The Victorians by Ariel Books Vintage Fashions for Women 1920's-1940's: With Values by Kristina Harris Fashion Fingernails: Activity Fun Pack Hernderson/Calendar/Published 1997 Fashion Jewelry to Make Yourself: Imaginative, Refined, Elegant With Instructions ( A Schiffer Craft Book) by Renate Bosshart The Handkerchief (The Twentieth Century-Histories of Fashions Series) by Paolo Peri Hats: Status, Style and Glamour by Colin McDowell Judith Leiber: The Artful Handbag by Enid Nemy Meret Oppenheim: Book of Ideas: Early Drawing and Sketches for Fashions, Jewelry, and Designs by Meret Oppenheim Panama: A Legendary Hat by Marine Buchet Piaget: Watches and Wonders Since 1874 by Franco Cologni

Tips Month Of March.

* ACHIEVE PEACE OF MIND *

1. Meditate for 20 minutes twice a day. The more you practice, the easier it gets.

2. Practice first thing in the morning. It is healthy way to start the day and will help you improve your focus.

3. Be in a quiet comfortable place. Sit up straight on a chair or cushion away from distraction.

4. Choose your own secret mantra. Try "I am at peace with myself" Repeat this mentally during session.

5. Concentrate on your breath. Breathe in slowly and deeply, filling your lungs with air and then exhale.

6. Meditate on an empty stomach. Eating before can you make sleepy. If you are starving have a little fruit.

Tips for Valentine's day Month Of February.

Love is wonderful filling. William Shakespeare has described love in the most beautiful manner by saying "As sweet and musical as bright Apollo's lute, strung with his hair; and when Love speaks, the voice of all the gods, makes heaven drowsy with the harmony." Love is the name of giving and not snatching.

The essence of love and romance lies in lifelong commitment to your loved one that you'll always stand by your darling's side.

The Valentine's Day gift you choose for your loved one and how you decide to spend the day says a lot about the quality of your relationship, so give something that has real meaning to you. Gifts from the heart don’t have to be expensive. Since the traditional gifts of flowers or chocolates don’t last forever, here are ten creative ways to express your love.

	Create your own Valentine's Day card. Compose a poem or an expression of love that expresses your personality.
	Create"recollection collection" favorite photographs, love letters, keepsakes from special occasions, and cherished moments.
	Make a CD of your favorite songs as a couple including love songs that you both enjoy listening to. Buy some romantic CDs, classic videos or DVDs and wrap them all together with red ribbon.
	Jewelry is always a favorite. For the woman in your life, buy a heart-shaped locket and put a picture of yourself in it. Personalize the locket with your loved one's initials so she'll have something to wear that’s hers alone. Package it in a heart-shaped box or tied to fresh flowers. For your man, a good choice is the classic sterling silver ID bracelet or cuff links with his name or initials custom-engraved.
	Roses continue to be one of the most popular gifts to give on Valentine's Day and their subtle shades of meaning can say everything from "I love you" to "Thanks for being such a great friend." This Valentine's Day, make sure your flower selection matches your true feelings.
	Prepare your loved one's favorite dinner and serve it on a romantically set table and dine by candlelight on Valentine's Day. For the sweetheart with a sweet tooth, make a decadent dessert such as a chocolate fondue melted chocolate mixed with a touch of heavy cream, and serve it with fruit or cookies.
	Give the man in your life a personalized gift for his favorite hobby such as personalized golf or tennis balls that say, "I love you," "You are a hit!" or "Be mine," or a monogrammed humidor for cigars.
	The gift of togetherness is precious, given today's busy lifestyles. Plan a romantic, surprise travel getaway. Take lessons together to share in each other's interests like dancing, cooking or sailing. Hire a personal trainer to inspire you to exercise together, or visit a spa together. Spend a night out at the theater and have dinner at a quiet and romantic candlelit restaurant.
	All in the Family spend some quality fun time with your niece or nephew or other children in your family.
	Less Fortunate, visit a hospital or chronic care home to pass out small Valentine surprises and gifts to the residents. They will enjoy the care and attention from something so unexpected.
	If you do not have a person to share this beautiful day with, make a plans for the next year, start now look for a special person that will fit into your profile.

Happy Valentine's day.

Myrna L Sandnes
www.sofinefashions.com