DIVERSAS POSSIBILIDADES COM CDs...(Aqui personagens dos contos de fadas) UTILIZANDO UM PEDACO DE MEIA DE NYLON, UM POUCO DE TERRA, SERRAGEM E UMA PEQUENA PORCAO DE ALPISTE, PODEMOS FAZER ESTE BELO TRABALHO COM AS CRIANCAS...As criancas adoram ver o processo de crescimento dos cabelos destes lindos bonecos "cabeludos"...recebendo luz (claridade), agua e terra preta, com certeza crescerao "lindos cabelos"....E muito legal!!!Vale a pena fazer esta experiencia!!! Retailers arent exactly expecting to hit it out of the park this week. Black Friday sales are expected to rise a paltry 1.6%, according to a survey of 100 executives in a survey by BDO USA. Last year, the same survey projected an increase of 3.8%.Some of this, of course, is the economy. Consumers still shell-shocked from the recession have quite the range of issues to fret over, from the likely failure of the super committee to come up with a long-term budget plan to the fiscal debt issues in Europe to the high unemployment rate.But then there is this: eMarketer is projecting that retail ecommerce holiday sales will rise 16.8% this year compared to last, reaching $46.7 billion. That is an eye-popping growth rate of nearly five times the overall retail industry.Shopping Apps Arent Cutting ItNot that this disparity is a shocker to retailers. More and more consumers, it seems, can take or leave the in-store experience especially if lower prices and free shipping are part of the online equation. Shopping center owners have been bemoaning the erosion of their sales by e-commerce for years and trying to compete as best they can with the fun, sexy apps that have become part of online shopping.REITs likes Simon Properties, which owns a significant portion of the USs shopping centers, have been rolling out apps and campaigns for years. Last year it launched a location-based campaign with coca-Cola on the SCVNGRs game platform in ten of its malls. There were challenges for players to earn Coke rewards for such prizes as American Express gift cards and Coke-branded merchandise.Retailers are also using daily deal services like Groupon for all they are worth, and that includes the malls. (Recently spotted on LivingSocial, a Black Friday VIP shopping trip for two at a local shopping center that included parking).So what can Wal-Mart possibly bring to the table.? Wal-Mart, whose brand is all about low, low prices and whose actual brick-and-mortar big boxes are, shall we say, highly functional but not necessarily aesthetically pleasing. They dont have, in other words, the ambiance of an Apple retail store where glitzy mobile applications and in-store shopping experiences are de rigueur.The Facebook Factor and Other InitiativesDont be deceived: This is Wal-Mart, after all, which if nothing else, understands retailing trends as intuitively today as its founder, Sam Walton did in his time. (That understanding apparently does not always extend to what is appropriate in personnel practices, but never mind).It has just rolled out My Local Walmart, a partnership with Facebook to connect fans with local stores and local deals. In the first week, it scored 51,460 followers, according to Inside Facebook, making it one