Nutcracker Ballet Themed Christmas Layered Tie Around Dog Bandana-reversible & Free Personalization - Hot Sale

This sweet Christmas Nutcracker Themed Dog Bandana is perfect for Christmas photos or outings. And it includes Free Personalization with your pup's name!This bandana takes a twist on the "Classic Tie Around Bandana" as it is double sided. It can be flipped either way to show either fabric pattern, or it can be layered for the look in the photo. It has a snap added to the ends of the bandana to securely hold it in place at the width you choose.This bandana is one size fits most as you can adjust the length by rolling the top up or down. The neck width can be adjusted by tying one or two knots or by using the snap enclosure end-to-end. I would NOT recommend this for a tiny dog or a very large dog. It should comfortably fit small, medium, and large dogs. If you have any questions on whether or not this bandana would fit your pup, please feel free to message me and I will be happy to help.FREE Personalization is included with this bandana! Five font choices are available (see the photo on the listing). Please choose the font style that you would like using the drop box feature, then type in your pup's name. IF you do not wish to have your bandana personalized, please choose "No Personalization" at the drop box, and then type in "None" at the prompt for your pup's name. (The font pictured on the bandana in this listing is "KG Be Still And Know") The lettering is custom cut from iron-on vinyl and applied with a high heat press.Please Note: The placement of the leather tag and direction of the fabric pattern may vary by bandana.**IMPORTANT**Please note that this bandana includes a leather logo tag with rivets. Please provide adequate supervision when your pup is wearing this bandana to ensure that he or she doesn't try to chew the tag off.This bandana is hand wash and air dry only.

7)  The Titchener killing. It was the chilling anti-Valentine, a defiant riposte to anyone who trusts that marriage means happily-ever-after. Last Valentine’s Day, Paul Titchener of Brisbane, the owner of a small tech company, chopped up the body of his wife, Shelly, stuffed the pieces into duffel bags, and tossed them into the bay. For several days, he played the role of the worried husband. Then a piece of her torso washed ashore in Fremont and was identified by a red-and-blue tattoo of a bat on her lower back. Paul Titchener gave one last eerie interview to a television reporter and then jumped to his death from the Bay Bridge.

Despite his attempt to cover up the killing, police do not believe it was premeditated — the Titcheners’ 24-year marriage was rocky, And police intercepted a Google Voice call that showed the couple had argued over Paul’s refusal to stay at their San Bruno Avenue home when Shelly was drinking, 8)  Sharks make the Stanley Cup Final. Only two years after a soul-crushing playoff loss to the Los Angeles Kings, a remade Sharks team under Coach Pete DeBoer took the Pittsburgh Penguins to six games before losing in the Stanley Cup Final, While the Sharks couldn’t match the Penguins’ speed and technical virtuosity, they went deep into the series with an enviable blend of young players like Logan Couture nutcracker ballet themed christmas layered tie around dog bandana-reversible & free personalization and and veterans like Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau, Maybe more important, it was a significant moment for San Jose, which celebrated vigorously, After 23 years in San Jose — and 25 years as a franchise — the Sharks could boast of having reached hockey’s most hallowed stage..

9) The emergence of Peter Thiel.  In shaping the course of media and the nation, no one in Silicon Valley had more impact in 2016 than Peter Thiel, the billionaire venture capitalist and PayPal co-founder. After Hulk Hogan won a $140 million verdict last March against Gawker for an invasion of privacy, it was revealed that Thiel had bankrolled the lawsuit, effectively silencing one of the snarkiest voices online. And when the tech world was running away from Donald Trump last spring, Thiel signed on and later donated $1.25 million to Trump’s campaign.

The 49-year-old German-born investor now has become Trump’s go-to guy on tech, Only two months ago, people were clamoring for Facebook and Y Combinator to drop their Thiel affiliations after a controversial tape about Trump’s treatment of women surfaced, Today, top Silicon Valley leaders are arriving at Trump Tower to meet with Thiel and the president-elect, 10) Khanna beats Honda, Unseating a congressional incumbent is never easy, But in the end, it was a runaway 60-40 November victory for Democratic challenger Ro Khanna over eight-term incumbent Mike Honda for the 17th Congressional District, which takes in the heart of Silicon Valley, Several factors played a role: Honda was the subject of a House nutcracker ballet themed christmas layered tie around dog bandana-reversible & free personalization ethics investigation; he fell asleep on the House floor; and a tawdry attack on Khanna as a pawn of Wall Street undermined the congressman’s reputation as a nice guy..

With more than 150 performers, the production “Shen Yun” practically explodes on stage as it presents an impassioned exploration of Chinese art, culture and history. The traveling production encompasses a variety of Chinese folk and classical dance, music and history in a lavish production backed by a full orchestra. It makes its annual Northern California stop with performances Dec. 31-Jan. 8 at the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco, followed by a Jan. 10-11 run at the Sacramento Community Center and then winding up with Jan. 13-15 shows at the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are $70-$200; call 888-633-6999 or go to www.shenyunperformingarts.org.

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“From the Canyons to the Stars,” Jan. 31, UC Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall: The year got off to a dazzling start with a multimedia performance of “Des Canyons aux Etoiles” (From the Canyons to the Stars) by French composer Olivier Messiaen. David Robertson conducted the St. Louis Symphony, and with a spectacular video montage by Berkeley photographer Deborah O’Grady, the hall was filled with color and light, birdsong and otherworldly harmonies. Reading this on your phone or tablet? Stay up to date on Bay Area and Silicon Valley news with our new, free mobile app. Get it from the Apple app store or the Google Play store.

“Winterreise,” March 11, Taube Atrium Theater, San Francisco: German baritone Matthias Goerne was the powerful soloist for Schubert’s monumental song cycle, presented with video montage by director William Kentridge in San Francisco Opera’s new, 299-seat performance space, Goerne’s intensely personal performance made the composer’s “winter journey” a gripping musical experience, “The Lighthouse,” April 29, Z Space, San Francisco: Conductor Nicole Paiement has achieved great things with Opera Parallèle, but she outdid herself with the company’s spring performances of Peter Maxwell Davies’ 1980 opera, Leading three singers and chamber orchestra in this chilling tale of lighthouse keepers who vanished without a trace from the Orkney Islands, Paiement cast nutcracker ballet themed christmas layered tie around dog bandana-reversible & free personalization a mesmerizing spell..

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