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"A faithful replica of a bag that first appeared in our 1933 Fall catalog and remains ideal for a weekend getaway. Smooth oiled leather exterior, canvas twill lining, rolled leather handles"

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American designer Scott Sternberg launched his label Band of Outsiders seven years ago to revolution preppy fashion.  Check out this signature striped polo.  Check out the complete line because preppy is more than skinny ties and blazers.  Retail $150

"This fabric is so cool because we made it with A-Girls in Wakayama, Japan by spinning the yarn at 20 times the speed of what other yarns are spun, which gives it a smooth surface appearance, a non-pilling quality, and a slight fade in color between the cotton and polyester through long term wash and wear."

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A twin turbo 5.5L v12 engine stroked by Brabus to 6.3L will make anyone's right foot giddy.  If you have a personal driver, he/she will to be a very happy camper commanding this beast around.  The backseat is your pleasure zone, and not because it's so spacious and fits three comfortably.  Check out the Apple equipped mobile tech setup.  Tack on new Brabus wheels, body kit, bigger brakes, and 0-60mph in four seconds.  Retail $$$

"Inside the top-shelf S-Class awaits an Apple-based entertainment and communication system. A mini-sized Mac computer runs the operation, which is accessed through iPads and shows its talents by way of a 15.2-inch widescreen display built into the headliner. The computer itself is housed in between the rear seats and the iPads can be affixed to seatback trays with available keyboard, mice, and Web camera peripherals. The front seat headrests also incorporate monitor screens and the Mercedes COMAND system can be controlled with the iPads. A 64-gigabyte iPod touch stores music for the entire cabin to hear."

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To enable 'Undo Send':

1. Log in to Gmail and go to Google Labs. If you've never gone to Labs before, click the word "more" in the very top left corner, then scroll down and click "even more."

2. In the column on the right, click "Labs." It's next to the icon of a beaker filled with green stuff.

3. Click "Gmail Labs" in the column on the right.

4. Scroll down almost all the way to the bottom until you see "Undo Send." Click "enable" and the feature is now on. Then scroll the rest of the way down and look in the bottom left corner for the "Save Changes" box. Click it.

5. Now, go back to the main Gmail page and click "Settings" in the top right. You should also see your green Labs beaker icon there now -- this will let you go straight to Labs from now on.

6. Scroll down to "Undo Send" -- it should be right above "My Picture." Your default should be set to 10 seconds. But you can use the drop-down bar to stretch that to 30 seconds.

7. Scroll down and hit "Save Changes."

8. To undo an email, just look for the box at the top of the screen that will have the words "Your message has been sent." After that, you should see the "Undo" option. Click that and you'll be sent back to the e-mail's draft form, where you'll have 30 seconds to edit or delete it before it goes out.

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