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By linking artisans in low-income areas of the world with global consumer markets such as NYC, fair trade seeks to alleviate global poverty by promoting trading practices based on the principles of social and economic justice. What that means is artisans always receive a fair and just wage for their work up front, they have a safe and respectful environment to work in, and all workers are of appropriate age. Artisans also bene�t from non-monetary support that helps them to bring their products to market in foreign countries.

Just ask Carol for more information or visit www.fairtradefederation.org for more information.

The end result for you: beautiful, sustainable, one-of-a-kind works of art for you and your family.

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Bazaar de la Paz (BDLP) is...... A fair trade store featuring furniture and an eclectic array ofgifts and home décor. The BDLP di�erence is that our artisans utilize salvaged, recycled and/or sustainable indig-enous materials such as tea bags & recycled metals.

Founded in 2005 by Carol Puzone – a former international humanitarian aid worker – BDLP aims to create a link between our NYC customers & hundreds of artisan partners living in areas of economic need around the world. Through this connection, we strive to enhance the quality of life for both our artisan partners – and our valued customers. A portion of net pro�ts are reserved to support The NYC Fund for Public Schools.

Together, - we can all do our part “to make poverty history”.

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Weddings. La Chamba ceramic cookware makes the perfect gift . Use with stove tops, ovens & microwaves. The perfect solution for cooking, serving & food storage. Births. Celebrate the birth of a new, wee one with one of our new line of soft toys and mobiles; Birthdays. Choose from our magni�cent pottery selection, games, Putumayo music, & instrumentcollection. Or, try our hand bags, carrying cases, wallets , & a growing collection of jewelry o�erings. Anniversaries. We carry magni�cent faux vintage luggage to store all your photographic memories. Or create your own keepsake with our tree free card/paper making kits or journals. Collectibles. Bugs crafted from old bicycle chains or small animals crafted from the palm leaves. Daily indulgences. Pamper yourself with our collection of shea butter and olive oil soap skin care products. Or, simply sit back and relax in one of our Tropical Salvage chairs and delight your taste buds with our assortment of chocolates, co�ee, tea and snack collection.

The possibilities are endless - and ever changing. Gift wrapping and cards for all occasions available.

 The wood is hundreds of years old.  Time and history have scarred it.  The e�ects of nails, seasoning cracks, bore holes and other stresses are clearly evident in each furniture piece.  We regard these irregularities as a wonderful testament to the wood's historical richness and revived use.

Due to the use of multiple salvaged woods in each handcrafted item, each piece varies in appearance from one to another. In this instance, a picture can only tell the �rst 100 words of the story. We welcome you to visit BDLP to see the Tropical Salvage di�erence for yourself.

We o�er a growing line of products to help you organize and energize your home. We o�er a vast array of ...

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And of course, our Tropical Salvage furniture o�erings

We are proud and honoured to be your exclusive NYC based retailer of Tropical Salvage furniture. Truly functional works of art, the artisans of Tropical Salvage newly craft these wonderful pieces in Indonesia from multiple, and varying, aged Indonesian hardwoods. These hardwoods have been salvaged as whole trees which were felled due to landslides, volcanic eruptions, as well as salvaging plantation trees and boards recycled from building salvage.

pieces are �nished with 3 coats of a natural �nish which allows the color variation inherent in the use of di�erent species of tree to shine through.

Come – create your Space at Bazaar de La Paz!

Endless possibilities, always changing ...

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So are we connected yet?

When your waiting on the platform do often think to yourself. When will the train get here? Living in New York I have discovered almost every corner of this great city via the subway or occasional bus. I have also discovered that attempting to get from one end to the other on the weekends or at night is a rediculous challenge and border line torcher

I am like everyone else I love my subway line. The F has yet to fall me yet. But there are far to many lines out there that move the speed of mud and often leave their passangers �oatinig forever in a purpetual state of miss trust. The worst has yet to come, if your not sure where your going, your might as well curl up in a corner and begin a long life as a sub-human. If your one of the lucky few who get on the train its garunteed to smell like urine, old Starbucks,or some other luquid thats found its way to the �oor.

So why is it that London has the oldest subway system in the world and it runs �ve time faster, cleaner and more e�ciently than the oldest system in the US? Plane and simple politics are the largest contributor to point the �nger at. If the system runs it makes money, if people have to use it then it will always be running. Unfortunatly it don't have to run e�cently, it just has run.

by Katherine Sullivan

In the next ten years the MTA and NJT is going to spend an excess of billions re-working mass transit systems, and commuter lines. Building transit hubs, new tunnels, but not a new train or sensible time table is in sight. Maybe some of these allocated funds should be focused on the parts of the system that fail now. We are paying for the service shouldn't the people who use it have some say in how runs?

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