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Crypton Bed

Dublin Dog:  Dublin Dog’s hand-crafted dog collars are made of a special blend of polymers that don’t absorb moisture and dirt, easily rinsed under warm water, so your collar will be as unique as your dog.

Dublin Dog Collar

New York Dog:  New york Dog offers lifestyle collections that encompass every aspect of doggie necessities: from carriers, to matching apparel, beds, and collars.  Many celebrities enjoy the fun fashions of New York Dog too. Amongst the Hollywood line up: Taylor Dayne, Sharon Osbourne and Patricia Field. They have been featured in numerous magazines including Seventeen, Town & Country, Time Out, In Style, Lucky, House Beautiful and Traditional Home.  The company donates to many New York City and nationwide animal charities. Jasper and Zoe shares New York Dog’s compassion.

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This is the box art for the V2 Vocaloid, Hatsune Miku.

I always wanted to start my post with Vocaloids, since I’m absolutely obsessed with them right now. For those of you who don’t know what Vocaloids are ( you should ) Here’s a little history lesson for you:

Development: When a group of Japanese computer programmers got together, the result ended up being Vocaloids. Vocaloids is a voice-synthesising software, sponsored by Yamaha, in which user input lyrics and melodies to make the characters sing. In simpler terms, They’re “singing robots”.
Originally, Vocaloids were designed to be back-up singers for famous artists. But they became so popular, musicians and songwriters started creating original Vocaloid Songs. Shortly afterwards, Vocaloids were released to the public, originally sold at around 200 dollars.

The  Original Vocaloids: However, there are actually many different vocaloids, all with their own unique looks and sounds. The very first characters were Kaito and Meiko, from the first Vocaloid Series. Even though this was the first software of it’s kind, Vocaloids had hardly been heard of. Only until Yamaha produced Hatsune Miku did the program become popular.
Hatsune Miku became the first vocaloid in the second Vocaloid set, Vocaloid V2. Others followed her, including Kagamine Len and Rin.
Yamaha also created English Vocaloids like Leon, Lola, and Miriam. However, these were not so successful. 

The Fanmade Vocaloids: Vocaloids were a hit. Vocaloid shelves were wiped clean. And that’s what inspired many to create their own.
Using fan made software and art tools, artists and programmers made fan-made vocaloids. 2 of these characters, Akita Neru and Haku, became so popular that Cypton( the computer programmer’s company) adapted them into real Canon characters. Both were inspired by Hatsune Miku, as you can notice by their clothing, hair, and voices.
 There are still some more fan-made ones waiting to be adopted, but for now, they stay posted on the Internet.

I just absolutely love this program. Their voices don’t sound too robotic( sometimes ) and they are just uber cute! Can I hear a Moe!?

well, that’s all I have for you today. Now, I leave you off with a piece performed by all the vocaloids: “Honey” A special favorite of mine. Be sure to learn the dance too! ^.-

~Nipa!~

Cricket looking more disgruntled than she really was at the time

I’m sitting here with Cricket on my lap, my boyfriend’s cat who’s “on loan” for a few days, since I volunteered to cat sit while he’s out of town. It’s been a few years since I had a kitty of my own in the house, my beloved old Standard Poodle Fennel

Fennel (RB) at "summer camp" - where I used to board him when I traveled.

died last fall, and I’m still hunting for my next puppy, so I’ve been completely petless for a little while now – for the first time in 18 years. It’s really weird. Although I visit Cricket and her daddy often, it’s really not the same as having one of my own, in my own home all the time. So, I’m really enjoying having her here, and as I deal with the fur and litter box, I’m reminded of all of the fun – and the hassles – of pet ownership – including the implications for interior design.

Anyone who has ever had a pet knows that they pose a challenge to having and maintaining a beautiful home, even when they’re very well trained. Accidents and messes are just a part of life with an animal in the house, which includes vomiting, tracking dirt in, and anything from occasional incontinence to outright bad behavior making them soil anywhere they want, as well as other issues such as cats scratching the furniture, climbing the drapes, etc. The soiling issues also get worse as the pet ages, or if it develops health problems.

People often ask me how they can still have a nice home when they share it with pets, so here are some thoughts.

PREVENTION FIRST

No matter what materials you choose for your home, your first line of defense is obviously to make sure that Fido or Garfield are well-trained so that they do their business where they are supposed to, and use scratching posts, climbing towers designed for the purpose, and their own chewtoys instead of the furniture and drapes to exercise their natural instincts to chew, climb, and scratch. Keeping the critters off of the furniture altogether will help preserve it, but for most people these days, that’s not an option, and you still have to deal with the floors anyways.

Regular bathing and grooming of your pet will also keep it clean and prevent shedding, which will help immensely with maintaining the cleanliness of your home.

WHAT’S UNDERFOOT?

The “common wisdom” about flooring when you have pets is to use a hard surface like tile or wood. Others such as concrete or stone are also options. With all except wood, if the mess really gets bad, you could literally just hose the floors down if you wanted to. If you do choose hard surfacing, make sure you properly seal most of these materials and keep them sealed, so as to minimize stains, which are hardest to deal with on wood. Porcelain tile is impervious to stains, which makes it the ideal solution in pet homes, followed by ceramic tile, but you’ll still need to periodically seal the grout on either one. Stone and wood are very porous and will soak up stains, as will concrete, so maintaining good sealing will help a lot although it will not completely prevent damage from pet accidents. Make sure you select non-slip finishes on tile or stone. Plastic laminate flooring like Pergo is also an option.

The problem with hard flooring like these things is it tends to be slippery, especially if pets are elderly or have long nails, it’s cold underfoot unless you install radiant heating in the floor, it can be hard on bad knees and backs of both people and critters, and it can result in a lot of echoing in the space if there’s not enough other soft surfaces to absorb noise.

What about carpet?

People often think they shouldn’t have carpet if they have pets, but nothing could be further from the truth. For one thing, carpet is much more comfortable for pets to lay on (as well as for people to walk barefoot on!) and offers them better traction, particularly when they are elderly and having more trouble moving, which increases both their safety and your own, so I would definitely not rule it out completely.

To make it work, you’ve got a variety of options. The first thing to realize is that you are either going to have to have carpeting cleaned professionally on a regular basis, invest in a steam cleaner for your home, and/or be able to throw the rugs in the washing machine. You can either have wall-to-wall carpet or area rugs, but the main thing to avoid is looped pile like berbers, because it will snag like crazy with critter nails trekking across it regularly, and stick with low pile choices. If you choose area rugs, make sure they are either rubber-backed or that you lay them with a nonskid pad beneath them for safety purposes.

Cotton rag rugs or throw rugs can be easily tossed in the washer if they are small, while other types will need to be cleaned by other means.

Wool is naturally more stain-resistant than most other fibers, and cleans easily, plus it’s environmentally friendly, extremely durable, provides great insulation, and is also naturally fire resistant, so it’s got a lot of benefits over other fibers – plus it just plain feels great. With the price of oil so high these days, it’s also now much more competitive cost-wise with materials such as nylon which used to be a lot less expensive. Most people don’t realize that it’s actually easier to clean and will release stains more readily than nylon and other synthetics, but it’s true, which is why every carpet cleaner I’ve ever met chooses it for their own homes over the synthetics.

You could also go with carpet that is solution dyed, which has the advantage of being cleanable with a mild bleach solution without damaging it. Most solution dyed carpets are commercial products, but there is still a wide range of options that would look great in a home. This is a much less green option, and doesn’t have the same luxuriant feel of a good wool carpet, but for some people, the convenience will outweigh the other factors, and so it’s definitely worth considering.

Another option is carpet tile, the most readily available of which is the stylish Flor tiles that you can lay yourself, and which come in a wide variety of colors and patterns so you can create your own look very easily. If one gets stained and you can’t get it clean, you just pick it up and replace it with a new one – no fuss, no muss. Be sure to purchase a few extra to have on hand for these eventualities.

WHAT TO DO WITH WALLS

If you choose paint, make sure it’s a high quality, easily cleanable product like Pratt & Lambert or C2. Higher gloss finishes like eggshell and even semigloss, which is more usually used only on woodwork and trim, will be easier to clean than flat paint, but you’ll need to be sure the walls are in pristeen condition because these finishes will show every flaw.

Wallpaper can be an excellent choice, too – if it’s washable and scrubbable, like the elegant Brunschwig et Fils wallcovering shown below. The variegated crackle-painted design will hide anything the cat kicks up from the litter box and is easily cleanable while still looking gorgeous.

WHAT COLORS SHOULD I USE?

Choosing the right colors for both flooring and upholstery will help hide dirt and hair. A color that matches your pet’s coloring may be a good choice, but patterns will hide a lot of sins regardless of coloration, so they will offer you many more design options regardless of the colors of your critters. Stick to more subtle patterns and variegated colors for carpeting, as they will give you more fabric options, and will look solid overall while still offering the dirt-hiding protection of the pattern.

The floral fabric shown above on my office sofa with Cricket perched on it is perfect for pets, despite the light color. The background has a subtle variegated pattern that even hides small amounts of darker fur surprisingly well.

WHAT KIND OF FURNITURE AND FABRICS ARE BEST?

What’s the best kind of furniture and upholstery to have? The answer is whatever you like and are comfortable with – with a few caveats.

Hard surfaces such as wood are harder to damage than upholstery, but most people aren’t going to want to sit on a solid wood sofa or curl up in a wood chair to watch TV or read, so get whatever you like and select fabrics that will resist damage.

The best fabric options are slick and smooth-surfaced, such as leather, faux leather, acrylic or polyester blends, and silk, as fur will slide right off of these, and sturdy, more matte-like fabrics with a very tight weave like heavy linen or cotton duck. Silk is much more easily damaged than more sturdy fabrics, as well as a lot more costly, so it’s probably not going to be the number one choice for most people who have pets. There are some amazing faux leathers on the market that you cannot tell from the real thing (and can even be used outdoors), and there are also real leathers that are made for the health care environment that come already treated to be impervious to moisture and bacteria that would be ideal for pet homes as well.

Surprisingly enough, ultrasuede is one of the very best materials of all for pet homes, but it’s an environmental catastrophe to manufacture and dispose of, easily one of the worst choices you could possibly make from a green perspective, so it’s not one that I usually recommend since there are so many other greener options that will work well and be every bit as beautiful.

Newer high tech fabrics like Crypton and Xorel are now available for residential use, too, have stain and moisture resistance built right into the fiber so it will never come off or need to be refreshed. These are environmentally friendly and also resist bacterial growth, and are very easy to clean. Unfortunately, they sometimes tend to have a somewhat institutional feel (think hotel bedspreads), but they’re definitely still worth considering, since some of them really are quite lovely.

Look outside, too – nowadays, outdoor fabrics that are already moisture and stain resistant like Sunbrella come in an astonishing array of colors and patterns that are perfectly suited for indoor use as well, and are now indistinguishable in quality and hand.

The tight weave and slick surface are particularly important if you have cats, as these materials are a lot harder to dig claws into, and they will not puncture as easily as loose weaves no matter what critter walks on them.

Slipcovers of something like cotton duck or a polyester blend can be thrown in the washing machine (be sure to preshrink the fabric before making up!), so you could keep your furniture covered for every day use and then remove it to show off your good upholstery when you have company. There’s an excellent article on what to look for in purchasing a slipcover, and how to wash them, at Posh Living.

With almost any fabric, you can also apply stain-resistant and moisture resistant coatings and backings to help it clean up more easily and to protect the actual furniture from the inevitable, whether using slipcovers or not. There is a wide range of options here, they cost extra to apply, and they are not all terribly environmentally friendly, but they will definitely save you money in the long run.

Stay away from these

Fabrics to avoid include things like velvets, chenilles, microsuede, denim, and wool, as these fibers hang on to fur and dirt like crazy as fabrics and will even act like magnets to literally pull loose fur right off your furkid.

On the bed

For bedding, also think cleanability, and select duvets and coverlets that can ideally be machine washed. Consider buying two sets so that you always have a clean one on hand, particularly if you have to dry clean whatever you get.

WHAT ABOUT THE LITTER BOX?

Ah, yes, the nasty that nobody really likes to deal with. That’s easy – hide it inside one of the increasingly widely available commercial pieces of combination furniture, design one yourself, or have your interior designer design one for you to suite your particular decor. Make sure the design makes it easy to get the box out so that you can clean it regularly, and that the interior of the hidey-hole is also easily cleanable. If your cat will tolerate this and it’s convenient enough for you, just put the box completely out of the way like in the basement, providing a pet door for the kitty to use to access it.

Hide your litter pan in multiple use furniture like this - or use the same kind of cabinet for a dog bed.

WHY ARE THE FOOD DISHES AND BED ALWAYS IN THE WAY, AND WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT IT?

Why indeed? Because few people, including interior designers, think to plan a place to put them, so they are usually afterthoughts that don’t fit well anywhere.

If you are remodeling your kitchen, have a niche designed in for the food dishes and a section of cabinetry dedicated to pet food (and toy!) storage, or utilize the same technique anywhere else in the house. Make sure there’s enough headspace, though – and plenty of ventilation. You could even build in a crate or spot for a pet bed somewhere in the cabinetry, build it into a piece of furniture (like the cat litter pan boxes above), or find a nook somewhere else in the house that will fit your pal, or even hide the crate a number of different ways, so that you can keep your friend close at hand yet out of the way. The ideas below should get you started.

I'd leave the doors off of this, or replace the panels with mesh or a wooden grid so the dog would have ventilation if the doors get shut. Solid doors like this are a very bad idea with pets. I'd also make doors on a style like this pocket doors - or better yet, just leave them off altogether. From the Fun Times Guide to Log Homes.

Pantry or closet converted into charming eating/sleeping/storage space for dog. From Country Living website.

Dog bed built in to shelving unit. From the Fun Times Guide to Log Homes.

The same idea, this time built into the kitchen island. From G.R. Baker Construction's website.

Slide out drawer under island holds food dishes. From the Fun Times Guide to Log Homes.

Sleek, modern kitchen with food bowls and storage unit built in under far left side of counter. From the Fun Times Guide to Log Homes.

from Do It Yourself Magazine, via Apartment Therapy

From PetSugar.com

A nook created by the fireplace has been converted into a permanent dog bed. From Apartment Therapy.

An entire mudroom built with Fido in mind. The chain link fence creating the dog bed space under the upper cabinets isn't exactly lovely, but it's certainly functional and would confine a large, strong dog well. You could make this more attractive by extending the cabinetry down and using open mesh grid on doors on the base, or creating a fence with wooden posts instead of the chain link. From the Fun Times Guide to Log Homes.

Grant K. Gibson's Westies live in style!

Darryl Carter tucks Bowser away under the kitchen table. From the Searching for Style blog.

An upcoming game for the PSP by Sega of Japan, starring everybody’s favorite leek flailing virtual idol, Hatsune Miku. The game is called “Hatsune Miku – Project DIVA” (or maybe it’s the other way around), and it is most appropriately a music game, a rhythm game to be exact. You can see what it’ll be like in the trailer below. The PSP’s face buttons (O, X, □, △) will appear on the screen in a sequence, and each one will have a timer hand on it that’ll spin around 360 from the top, and once it reaches the top that’s your cue to hit the button to the tune of a Miku song. I’m sure there’s more to it than that, but that’s all I saw in the trailer. In addition to the rhythm game, you can also earn customization items for both Miku and her room. I’m assuming whatever clothing or accessories you customize her with will appear while you’re playing the game, though don’t quote me on that. Project DIVA’s scheduled for release sometime in 2009. I’m a fan of rhythm games (with only mild interest in Hatsune Miku), so I’ll probably look out for this one

La capitale des deux-roues, tel est le nom sous lequel est connu notre capitale à travers l’Afrique entière. Et ces vacances semblent vouloir consacrer cette appellation.

En effet, les communicateurs des 3 principales maisons de commercialisation de “chars” ne semblent pas vouloir faire dans la dentelle. Depuis quelques semaines deja, par pub interposés, ils se livrent à une véritable guerre de com… au point de faire douter les consommateurs de la véracité des annonces. On se rappelle encore de “l’épisode des 3 motos à 400.000 FCFA” quand le Tout-Ouaga s’est déporté au siège de WATAM!!!

Vraiment curieuse cette maison, si choqué est pour vendre est leur crédo, ils l’auront vraiment réussi. Rappelez vous du spot qui montrait une fille decliner les invitations de Jean-Charles ( = JC de Megamonde) et d’ Omar ( = Omaha) pour celle de Kader ( = Kaizer de WATAM). Choquant, et même démoralisant, quand c’est la petite-soeur (10 ans?) de la fille en question qui lui demande avec qui elle prefere sortir! Integrité oblige, la pub a été depuis tronqué…

Et c’est pas tout, la fameuse Tornado de Watam City, vous vous rappelez? Et la dernière, c’est la passante s’extasiant sur la Crystal d’un parfait inconnu. Hmmm, va falloir trouver le moyen d’envoyer tout ça sur Youtube!

Crypton vs Matrix vs Crystal!

C’est la grande guerre actuelle. S’il y a quelques temps, les filles refusaient de monter sur les “P50“, aujourd’hui la donne a carrément changer, il faut avoir à défaut d’une Crypton (Yamaha-CFAO) au moins une Matrix (JC-Megamonde) ou une Crystal (Kaizer – Watam) pour pouvoir… se faire remorquer! Ah oui, avec une Crypton-Matrix-Crystal, elles sont prêtes à prendre les devants

100 jours de carburant gratuits, un an de vidange offert, des complets de pagne Woodin, entretien gratos, remboursement de 25.000 cash, appareil photo, téléphone portable…

En plus du casque et de l’assurance, voila des accessoires dont vous pourrez bénéficier à l’achat d’une Crypton-Matrix-Crystal.

Plus que de longs commentaires, la série de photos que j’ai compilé pour ce billet vous fera une bonne synthèse de cette fièvre. N’oubliez pas non plus le spot à Kaizer que j’ai déniché sur Dailymotion.

Et celle là alors, elle n’est pas sur une pancarte?

Zut, ma Best Access qu’il me faudra changer si je veux être IN pour ces vacances lol ! Avis aux bailleurs de fonds…

I was really pleased to get an article on home decorating when living with a dog (or dogs)! MetroWestDog is on the cutting edge of dog trends and we want you to be a part of it.

As a dog walker, I got to see the insides of a number of homes. From my perspective there are four types of doggie decorating –

1. The entire house that has a dog (or pet) theme is not unusual. There are dog pictures and posters and stuffed toy dogs and dog patterned blankets, tablecloths, towels, dog cards and dog knick-knacks everywhere you look – you get the idea. This household will do just about anything for their furkids.
2. One room is devoted to a dog theme – like my home office – controlled chaos.
3. Dog stuff all over the house is the most popular – a throw cover on the chair or sofa, dog toys scattered on the rug, several dog beds throughout the house and generally a few photos.
4. The hairless, bed-less, toy-less “I thought you had a dog?” house.

Here are some “decorating” tips that I’ve used, and a bunch that I found on the net. Feel free to add your hints and tips via the comment section of the blog. We’d love to hear from you!

My tips:

• Bathroom rugs with the rubber on the bottom used as scatter rugs on the hardwood floor. They don’t slide and help protect the floor. They’re washable, too.
• Leather furniture.
• Bound carpet remnants (as opposed to wall-to-wall carpeting) or just cheap rugs. When it gets too dirty or smelly throw it out and get another one.
• Carpeting on the stairs. It helps the dogs go up and down faster and curbs wipe outs.

From the net:

• In my house I had to ‘happy tail’ proof EVERYTHING! I added decorative shelving, 3’ above the floor level, to place “tchotskes”, movies, books, candles and other breakable objects. Pet-proofing is an important part of decorating!
• I am an interior designer and hate the old saying “if you have kids or dogs, you can’t have nice stuff”. This is so untrue. When I purchase furniture, rugs, or décor my dogs are one of the biggest factors in decision-making. I bring home fabric samples to see how dog hair attracts/blends/shows on a particular color and if I can’t get a fabric already coated with a crypton or protective covering I spray my furniture myself with a furniture protectant that helps deter stains.
• Use leftover upholstery to make dog beds. All of the fabrics then coordinate to create a uniform look and the upholstery is much more durable than the original dog bed fabric.
• Patterns help hide the hair. Carpet color has a lot to do with what will show and what will not.
• Hair is not as noticeable on Berber.
• Carpeting and furniture in the same color range as my dog.
• Flor (www.FLOR.com) carpeting (20×20-inch carpet squares) cleans up easily and when one, or a few squares get soiled just pull them up and wash them or replace them with new. A lot cheaper than a new rug.
• Remove carpet and put in cork, laminate tile and wood flooring.
• Hardwood floors got ruined from scratches but the Pergo still looks great!
• Cover hardwood with a laminate floating floor – no damage to the hardwood that way.
• Cover high traffic areas (including hardwoods) with washable throw rugs. When they wear out you just throw them away and go shopping for new ones.
• Get a large remnant rug that has the edges bound. You can get them professionally cleaned or just toss them and start over with a fresh one.
• Leather cleans very easily and I cover it with blankets so my dogs can lay on it with me. I kept my old couch just for them exclusively.
• I put a large sheet over the couch and chair (where the dogs love to cuddle with us) to protect it from everyday use. When we have company I just fold up the sheet and stow it under the couch.
• The Crypton Super Fabrics (www.cryptonfabric.com), while very expensive, is worth every cent. I did find hair gets attracted to it just like any other fabric, but it wipes clean with no problems when there is a mess.
• Stain-resistant fabrics like Sunbrella Fabrics (www.sunbrella.com) or Waverly’s Sun-N-Shade collection (www.Waverly.com) is easy to care for and is durable.
• Micro-fiber furniture is fantastic. It doesn’t matter what you get on it, it will wipe clean with a wet sponge! Plus it’s very comfortable. It feels like suede.
• Pottery Barn furniture covered in their Everyday suede – even though hair gets attracted to it. Every few weeks just unzip the cushion covers and throw them in the wash.
• Place a sheet or throw over the bedspread during the daytime. Easier to wash than the bedspread.
• Dyson (www.Dyson.com) sweeper works well on the carpets, furniture and hard surfaces. Hair just disappears.
• The Dyson (purple, pet model) is worth its weight in gold. The attachments and spot treatments that come with the pet model are also very useful.
• Bissell (www.Bissell.com) heating rug cleaner, and their pet stain removing products. Add a little white vinegar to the water, and not only do you wipe out the stains, mud, stuck fur, dog drool and food leftovers on the floor, but the vinegar cuts the smell of wet dog.
• A misting room air freshener. It helps minimize odors.
• A room air cleaner works wonders.
• We have Sherwin-Williams (www.sherwin-williams.com) Duration paint on every surface she might drool on or rub against.
• Check out your local yard sales…you can find some great bargains and nice stuff and that if it gets ruined – it’s no biggie.

So we’re pet-sitting right now for our friends’ dog, a gorgeous wiemaraner named Sadee. She and our pug dog, Dozer are having a grand old time doing what dogs do, sharing each other’s dog bones and eating each other’s food, etc. Having a wiemaraner around immediately makes me think of William Wegman, and all of his quirky, artistic dog photos. Well, he’s also got a line of pet beds through the super-durable, stain resistant fabric company Crypton. I love this new bolster pet bed featured on their site (shown above). Hey, why should the humans get all the good design?

Cryptom brend domaće kompanije ComTrade dobio je još jednog člana. ComTrade je tržištu ponudio prvi GPS navigacioni uređaj domaće proizvodnje Crypton GPS baziran na iGO softveru. Sa ovim GPS uređajem koji poseduje velikim ekran dijagonale 3,5 inča osetiljivim na dodir, dolaze Crypton GPS kako Evrope, ali i Srbije.

Uređaj vam dozvoljava da odabirom adrese ili prostim pritiskom prstom na lokaciju odredite destinaciju, a onda se u potpunosti možete osloniti na Crypton-ov proračun najbliže putanje. Nakon nekoliko sekundi, posle određivanja destinacije, dobićete na ekranu informacije kuda se treba kretati, a po želji možete uključiti i opciju da vas prijatni ženski glas obaveštava o pravcu.

Zanimljivo je da su mape toliko detaljne da su ucrtane i kružni tokovi, gde vam softver daje instrukcije na kom izlazu sa kružnog toka treba da se isključite, kako biste pratili rutu. Pored toga obaveštavaće vams o  ograničenjima brzine na pojedinim saobraćajnicama, pa će vaša trenutna brzina biti ispisana crvenim slovima ukoliko ste prekoračili ograničenje.

Ukoliko se desi da, na primer, promašite skretanje Crypton u roku od samo nekoliko sekundi primećuje grešku i kalkuliše novu rutu, tako da vam se ne može desiti da morate sami da razmišljate kako da se vratite na pravi put.

Crypton poseduje proširenu mapu Istočne Evrope na 512 GB SDkartici, a u listu ulaze Albania, Belarus, BosniaHrz, Bulgaria, Croatia, CzechRep, Estonia, Makedonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland,R omania,  Serbia,  Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine.

Cena ovog GPS uređaja u maloprodaji je 16.000 dinara.

Više informacija o proizvodima potošačke elektronike brenda CRYPTON, možete dobiti pozivom broja Com Trade Call centra: 011/201-5678

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Senarai harga ini adalah sama dengan senarai harga lama, cuma saya tambah beberapa jenis baju yang saya jahit bersama dengan harga tempahan nya.

1. BAJU KURUNG RM 35
2. BAJU KURUNG PIPING RM 35
3. BAJU KURUNG LINING RM 70
4. BAJU KURUNG PESAK GANTUNG RM 35
5. BAJU KURUNG RIAU RM 35
6. BAJU KURUNG PAHANG RM 35
7. BAJU KEBAYA RM 50
8. BLOUSE RM 40
9. BAJU MELAYU KANAK-KANAK + MATA LALAT BAWAH 6 TAHUN RM 25 – RM 30
10. BAJU KURUNG KEDAH RM 35
11. BAJU DATIN / BAJU KURUNG MODEN RM 35
12. BAJU MAKMAL RM 30 – RM 40
13. MATA LALAT & KERANG RM 8
14. LANGSIR JAHIT LURUS RM 6 SEKEPING (Tanpa tape – 58 INCHI / 60 INCHI )

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• 12000km
• Prata
• Partida elétrica, marcador de combustível e marcha no painel
• Cambio semi-automático de 4 marchas
• baú sob o banco
• Único dono, documentação 100%

A moto está em Sao Paulo.