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HUGE *2002 Salt Lake Olympic Pin Collection* VERY RARE! $36,500.00 |
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2002 Salt Lake City US Olympic Torch $25,000.00 |
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Charles Barkley 1993 Signed All-Star Game Worn Jordan 23 Jersey Salt Lake City $4,334.34 |
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1918 Zeenut Harry Morton with coupon Vg-Ex PCL Salt Lake RARE $3,750.00 |
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4 TIX Maiden England Tour: Iron Maiden & Coheed and Cambria SEC. 3 8/1 Usana AMP $3,682.00 |
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4 TIX 7/21 Wicked Capitol Theatre-UT MAIN FLR $3,425.00 |
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40′ Standard Storage Cargo Shipping Sea Container for sale Salt Lake City UT $3,075.00 |
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#61/350 Salt Lake City of Lights PANORAMIC 18×36 G/P Limited Kinkade Utah Canvas $2,555.00 |
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2002 SLC SALT LAKE CITY OLYMPIC TORCH MINT CONDITION IN BOX $2,499.00 |
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4 Tickets UT Utes v Cougars E33 11/3 Rice Eccles Stadium $2,200.00 |
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4 Tickets UT Utes v Golden Bears E33 10/27 Rice Eccles Stadium $2,200.00 |
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4 Tickets UT Utes v Trojans E33 10/4 Rice Eccles Stadium $2,200.00 |
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4 Tickets UT Utes v Bears E33 8/30 Rice Eccles Stadium $2,200.00 |
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4 Tickets UT Utes v BYU Cougars E33 9/15 Rice Eccles Stadium $2,200.00 |
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4 Tickets UT Utes v Wildcats E33 11/17 Rice Eccles Stadium $2,200.00 |
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2002 SALT LAKE CITY OLYMPIC XIX TORCH USED IN OPENING CEREMONY $2,000.00 |
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KAUAI $1,000 = 4 Nights from Salt Lake City $2,000.00 |
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SALT LAKE to JAMAICA 5 nights from $995 ALL INCLUSIVE $1,990.00 |
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2002 Olympic Torch Salt Lake City $1,899.00 |
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CANCUN $940 =4 NTS ALL INCLUSIVE FROM SALT LAKE $1,880.00 |
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Thomas Kinkade Salt Lake City of Lights SN Canvas 24×48 $1,650.00 |
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SALT LAKE CITY ALLEY – A 2010 ORIGINAL PRISMA COLOR PENCIL DRAWING 40 X 32 $1,425.00 |
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2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games 4 Coin Proof & UNC Silver $ & $5 Gold Set $1,399.00 |
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4 TIX 8/25 Wicked Capitol Theatre-UT ORCH LEFT $1,373.00 |
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6 TIX John Edward 7/18 Hilton Salt Lake City Center Sect-GEN $1,302.00 |
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4 TIX Def Leppard & Poison 6/20 Usana AMP 101 $1,276.00 |
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Salt Lake City to CABO 5 nights from $630 Air+Hotel $1,260.00 |
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KATE FIELD – AUTOGRAPH QUOTATION SIGNED – EXPOSED MORMONISM – SALT LAKE CITY $1,250.00 |
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1890 SALT LAKE TEMPLE Glass Tray Utah Mormon RARE! $1,250.00 |
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Thomas Kinkade Salt Lake: City of Lights SN Canvas 18×36 $1,184.99 |
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4 TIX 7/21 Wicked Capitol Theatre-UT BALCONY $1,145.00 |
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4 TIX 8/25 Wicked Capitol Theatre-UT BALC L $1,145.00 |
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4 TIX 7/25 Big Time Rush Usana AMP 103 $1,141.00 |
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2 TIX 7/28 Neil Diamond Rio Tinto Stadium A3 $1,134.00 |
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4 TIX Utah Utes Football 9/15 Rice Eccles Stadium Sect-N29 $1,124.00 |
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1852 Stansbury Map of the Great Salt Lake to Fort Leavenworth Route (Colorado, U $1,100.00 |
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Canonnball Musical Instruments Salt Lake City Alto Saxophone A13470 $1,099.99 |
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3 TIX Utah Utes v BYU Cougars 9/15 N23 Row 5 Rice Eccles Stadium $1,068.00 |
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4 TIX Utah Utes Football 10/4 Rice Eccles Stadium Sect-N29 $1,060.00 |
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“XZIPIT” Home Theater Recliner with MLS Real Salt Lake XZ4183035HTBLK90055 $1,058.99 |
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4 TIX 9/15 Utah Utes v BYU Cougars E30 Rice Eccles Stadium $1,057.00 |
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4 TIX 8/4 Wicked Capitol Theatre-UT MEZZ LEFT $1,031.00 |
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3 TIX Utah Utes v BYU Cougars 9/15 N23 Row 9 Rice Eccles Stadium $1,013.00 |
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JEFF HAMILTON Size Large Leather Jacket NBA Allstar Salt Lake City Utah $999.00 |
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PEN KING-Salt Lake City Main Street $999.00 |
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Cuisinart DCC-1100 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemakers This classically designed coffeemaker is accented with stainless steel for a look that is sure to enhance your countertop. The 12 cup carafe features an ergonomic handle, dripless spout and knuckle guard for comfortable, drip-free pouring. Fully automatic, the DCC-1100 has 24-hour programmability and 1 to 4 cup setting for those times you don’t need a full pot of coffee. The Brew pause feature let… |
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Bodum Replacement Spare Glass for Coffee Press, 12 cup, 51 Fl Oz $17.80 Product Features 48-ounce replacement beaker for Bodum 12-cup coffee press Made of transparent, heat-resistant, Borosilicate glass Dishwasher safe for easy cleaning Measures 7-1/4 by 4-1/3 inches From the Manufacturer Heat-resistant Borosilicate glass. Fits all Bodum 12-cup, French-press coffee makers. Always use original Bodum spare parts for your Bodum products! Measures 7-1/4 by 4-1/3 inches. P… |
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Greetings from Salt Lake City Utah Fridge Magnet $3.99 This is a charming refrigerator magnet featuring the phrase, “Greetings from Salt Lake City.” It is in the style of vintage postcards, where pictures of famous local sights would be superimposed on the letters. It is approximately 3″x2″. This would make a great way to pay tribute to your hometown or state or display the places you’ve traveled…. |
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Today/ Summer Days (and Summer Nights) $4.28 Put simply, this is the Beach Boys at their mid-’60s prime. Ironically, the band’s greatest evolutionary leap was spurred by its leader, Brian Wilson, who decided to drop out of the band’s live performances after a December 1964 nervous breakdown to concentrate on honing the Beach Boys’ studio sound. With Wilson’s productions gaining a significant new depth and confidence (note the innovative modu… |
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Awake Live CD/DVD $9.56 GROBAN JOSH AWAKE LIVE (CD+DVD)… |
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Rigoletto Original Movie Soundtrack Feature Films For Families $18.50 Titles include: Tale of Rigoletto, Let Me In, Magic of the Mansion, The Curse, Night Escapades, Porter’s Problem, Gabriella’s Song, Singing Montage, April Child, Bonnie Chooses to Stay, The Beast, Ransacking the Mansion, The Melody Within, May He Rest in Peace, Finale He’s Back/Let Me In, Reprise The Melody Within/The Curse…. |
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The Mountain of the Lord: The Forty Year History of the Building of the Salt Lake Temple $8.68 The Mountain of the Lord authentically portrays the early Saints and their testimony of temple worship, Despite the obstacles, these pioneers were willing to give of themselves and all they had to build a temple worthy to ba called “The House of the Lord.”… |
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Your Visit to Temple Square $19.99 Historic Temple Square Utah’s Number one Tourist Attraction. A compelling look at the ten acre block which is the heart of the worldwide church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints… |
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Salt Lake City – Once Upon a Time [VHS] $19.95 … |
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Havahart 1020 Live Animal Two-Door Mouse Cage Trap $10.88 Havahart, 10″ x 3″ x 3″ Live Animal Cage Trap, For Mice, Moles & Shrews,1 LB…. |
The other day I was amongst a group of salon owners and while talking about business, the number one requested service -the Brazilian-was brought up. I was curious. How many Brazilian waxes did they think their salons did each month?
I heard a variety of answers and most of the numbers were astronomical. The one that impressed me the most was 500.
500 Brazilian waxes in one month! Not quite a gazillion, but seriously folks. Who does 500 Brazilians?
We estheticians-waxers are a curious breed. Many of you can’t believe what we do most of our day and why we’ve chosen (Brazilian) waxing as a way to make our living.
As our conversation grew louder and more animated, it dawned on me how much an esthetician/waxer relies upon her clients for more than just a job.
If you consider the intimacy of a Brazilian wax service and the personal connection the waxer must make with her client in order to put her at ease throughout the service, you will find a lot of talking and chit chat going on in the room. A competent waxer must be able to carry on conversation and make that primary while waxing is preformed quickly, efficiently and most importantly, as if it weren’t happening. Clients need to feel comfortable and connected to the person wielding the wax. Estheticians should be hired because of their personalities just as equally as their waxing abilities. You gotta be able to laugh and bring some comic relief into a first timers Brazilian waxing experience.
Most waxers will agree that they have become something a kin to a 30 minute best friend, a bartender, or even an MD…the kind with the notebook and padded cell! It’s like girlfriend talk time… all the time.
Your esthetician/ waxers learn so much about you and your happiness’s and joys, your trials and tribulations. We look forward to work each day because we know it’s the time to catch up on your goings ons. Some days, our jaws hurt from laughing. Other days, when life isn’t so great for some of you, we agonize over your husbands job loss or your child’s hurt feelings at school.
Okay, back to the 500 -the gazillion Brazilians. I could write a book…but I won’t. I promise. I do, however, have some hilarious stories to share about some funny Brazilian waxing experiences that I heard that day with my coffee drinking my buddies and other salon owners. No names of course. We must protect the innocent!
Here’s one many of you can probably relate with. Your first Brazilian wax. You have no one to blame. You did it to YOURSELF.
One client bought the kit from the beauty supply store, went home and eagerly read the directions from top to bottom. She couldn’t wait to surprise her husband when he came home from work. Her toddler was engrossed in Dora the Explorer while my client went to work. Into the microwave went the wax….then using a spatula, she spread it all over her Brazilian area. (Luckily she only had first degree burns) With a deep breath, she grabbed onto the wax and was ready to pull it off! She couldn’t do it. She gave a little tug and yelped as pain shot through her. The wax didn’t come off…of course…neither did the hair. She spent the next two hours in the bathtub with fingernail scissors cutting the wax from her body.
Another client decided to try out her first Brazilian wax with the encouragement of her best friend. She booked a service at an “in home” salon and showed up to the front door with much apprehension. She was right to be nervous. After ringing the front doorbell and being met by an enormous barking dog and a tiny elderly esthetician, she was led down a dark hallway to a small room in the basement. There she was told to “strip” and hop up onto the bed on all fours. The client did as she was told, hopped up onto the bed and spent the next half hour staring at a huge family portrait–eventually recognizing one of the men in the portrait as an old boyfriend!
And here is a cheeky one:
One client had a “sticky” experience. As she tells it…not knowing what to expect, she went for her first Brazilian on the advice of a co-worker. She scheduled her wax after work AND before a big date with a hottie. The wax seemed to go okay but when it was all over, she was told to go ahead and get dressed…she was finished. She found this a little strange because there was no clean up or post waxing solution applied. When the last strip had been pulled off, she was told her service was over. She dressed and was immediately uncomfortable because she had a large amount of wax stuck to her nether regions. She didn’t have time to go home and shower, so she sucked it up and went on her date. Half way through the evening, her cheeks (and in between) started to sting. Excusing herself, she went to the ladies room and found her cheeks stuck together and stuck to her thong! She said she barely made it through the rest of the dinner and could hardly sit still through dessert. She ended the date earlier than expected and was sad to think she’d never seen her date again. But, in her mortification she just couldn’t tell him what had happened.
The great ending to her story is that her date eventually ended up as her husband. Being persistent he asked her for a second date and was relieved when he found out their first date hadn’t ended early because of broccoli in his teeth, but rather wax in her crack.
Funny stories aside, your waxer looks forward to your trips into her salon. Not only should you, the client, receive a terrific waxing service but the possibility of a life long friendship should be in the works!
Jolie Arsenault is one of the owners of Wax Me Too-A Body Boutique serving Salt Lake City, Utah. Wax Me Too is currently in operation in Salt Lake City and Draper Utah, with a third location opening soon in the resort town of Saint George, Utah. She and her business partner Joann Gibb opened Wax Me Too 2 years ago, after coming to the realization that professional body waxers were greatly needed in the Salt Lake City area. With two boutiques and 4 additional team members, Wax Me Too is a popular salon that offers appointments 7 days a week with the added convenience of online and text bookings. Brazilian waxing is their number one requested service. A visit to their website will provide a wealth of information on all types of waxing as well was a First Time Brazilian Waxing story and what their clients can expect upon a visit to their salon. While Brazilian waxing is their most requested service, their tagline “From brows to toes and anything in between” pretty much says it all! http://waxmetoo.com
Is Salt Lake City a target city in a nuclear war?
I’m not actually a Mormon, but many of my friends are, and I LOVE Salt Lake City. It’s one of the most beautiful cities in the country, but many people don’t seem to know much about it. The mountains are stunning, the Mormon Temple is beautiful (once again, I remind you that I’m not actually Mormon, I’m a Lutheran), and the Great Salt Lake is really cool. Plus, they had the 2002 Olympics. So if anything really bad ever happens, will this city be destroyed?
I’ve lived in Salt Lake area my whole life, and it is a beautiful place.
To answer your question, my own opinion is there in nothing here to want to destroy. The only thing that comes to mind is the chemical weapons depot in a town called Tooele, pronounced Too ill uh. It is used to incinerate old chemical weapons. It’s only about 30 miles west of Salt Lake, and south a bit. That could be target, but not nuclear. Another smaller target could be Hill Air Force Base in Clearfield, about 40 miles north of SL. I can’t see any reason to nuke the place. I would think nukes would go to major metro areas, and government symbols such as New York, Los Angeles, and Washington D.C.
Anyway, I’m curioius why you bring religion into the equation at all, your question is about a terrorist attack, or act of war. The local majority religion has nothing to do with your question. AND there are more Mormons in California than Utah, a fact.
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