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towards everyone living here. … And then of course there are


the Outlet Malls here. T is is such a uniquely American way to shop, away from the glitz and high prices of glamorous city shopping centers; these are special custom-built retail outlets that comprise often hundreds of Designer brands who use these outlets to sell their off -season, less than perfect products at prices that go as low as fi fty to seventy percent less than the full prices charged in the cities. So here we can fi nd amazing bargains from such fab brands as Polo Ralph Lauren, DKNY, Burberry, Juicy Couture, Coach, TOD’S, Brooks Brothers, Samsonite, Versace, BCBG and more. And while these are called Outlet


Malls that imply a lesser quality merchandise, the truth is that almost everything we buy from these malls is as good as those sold anywhere else.


We, my family and I, regularly shop at these outlet malls and we


have been to many outside SF, LA, New York and Las Vegas - cities we regularly visit. But the one here near San Jose has got to be the best one in terms of range of merchandise off ered. Honestly!! I went mad. Bought so much stuff - not just for me, also for the family members left at home - that I had to buy a couple more suitcases! It’s all very easy of course, because everything is conveniently laid out. Every kind of designer shop can be found here and there are even great discount deals on top of the already low prices! And best of all, if you do not like


the classics, T shirts and casual wear that the US brands are simply so good at, then go for the little up and coming boutique designers. For this, there is nothing like walking along the University streets and avenues looking for charming boutiques where you can fi nd creativity let loose. Here is where you discover amazingly new ways of cutting a dress, a pair of


pants, a skirt, a jacket... My week long stay in Silicon


Valley has convinced me that America is still the land where creativity and commerce blend together in a powerful mix. Do not let the Economists fool any of you into thinking that all the fi nancial woes of the United States is ushering in an Age of Demise to the USA - far from it! There is simply so much inventiveness in this country that they will not cease to amaze the world further. Despite economic woes, US


resourcefulness, imagination and originality of thinking still reigns supreme. Thus they continue to dominate the worlds of cyberspace and the world of entertainment like no one else can. So I do see the Eagle continuing to fl y higher than ever and I am inspired very much by the ingenuity I was so fortunate to get a glimpse of. Maybe that’s why we held our Magic Course in that amazing part of California!


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