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From Marquette to Munising, there are two alternate routes. Michigan 28 is the most direct and runs largely along the lakeshore. Waterfall seekers may want to take the longer route, via US Highway 41 and Michigan 94, to stop at Laughing Whitefish State Park to see the water fall. This route also takes you past the waterfalls located to the south of Munising.
From Munising to Whitefish Point on Whitefish Bay, traveling becomes more complex. The road that stays the closest to the lake (Highway H58) is 90% a sand forest road, with occasional spur sand roads to get to the lake or campgrounds. So plan of collecting some dust if you elect this route. The bonuses are more lake views and some very nice rustic campsites that can only be reached via this route. One we really liked was right on the lake between Grand Marais and Deer Park. Otherwise you'll be traveling on Michigan 28 and then taking paved spur roads north to selected on-the-lake locations - like Grand Marais, Muskallonge State Park, and Tahquamenon State Park. One traveling bonus of taking the longer, paved route is you travel close to the Seney National Wildlife Refuge. Only a few miles south of Higfhway 28 at Seney, it has hiking trails plus an "automobile" nature trail, a decent size visitor center-educational exhibit, and even canoeing opportunities.
From Tahquamenon Falls east - Whitefish Point, Paradise, Bay Mills, to Sault Sainte Marie - you have paved roads that run largely along the lake.
Marquette's early settlement was due to the discovery of large masses of iron ore nearby in the 1840s. It was officially incorporated as a village in 1859 and a city in 1871. The city and its residents have done a great job preserving the old historic brownstone buildings. It is the Upper Peninsula's largest city with a population a little over 20,000.
Elizabeth's Chop House, overlooking the Marquette Harbor, is one of many restaurants and pubs in the historic waterfront district. While mining remains part of the economic picture, the city is clean, with lots of big trees, well maintained residentail neighborhoods, and nice wooded parks.
See our Marquette page for pictures, visitor information, events in Marquette, MI.
Big Bay is located 28 miles north of Marquette along Lake Superior at the end of County Road 550. The road essentially ends at Big Bay so if you go there you'll need to back-track to Marquette to continue your Lake Superior Circle Drive.
In 2005 we traveled the UP in our new Rialta mini motor home, rather than tent camping as we have done for many years. Since this mode allows us to overnight practically anywhere, we decided to go all the way north of Marquette to visit Big Bay and see what it had to offer and perhaps stay overnight at a campground or boondock since we were self-contained.
Our recommendation on visting Big Bay. Unless you are hiker, kayaker, mountain biker or fisherman who plans to spend a few days there, I recommend taking a pass on the trip. The road, while paved, has several miles of potholes and broken pavement. And most of the stretch is too far from the lake for any scenic compensations. It was a long and boring trip that we had to repeat on the return trip since Big Bay is at the end of the road. But if Big Bay is your destination because of the aforementioned interests, then what it has to offer is worth the price of traveling the rough road (which I guess serves to keep the riff-raff out, eh?).
The shortest route between Marquette and Munising is Michigan 28 running along the lakeshore. However, on our first trip, we didn't take the route. Instead we continued south on US 41 to Michigan 94 and then east to Munising. This was so we could hike into to see Laughing Whitefish Falls at the park of the same name. A one mile hike to the falls. It has a nice set of stairs and trails around the falls so you can get a view from many angles.
If you elect to take the Lake Superior route from Marquette to Munising (Michigan 28) and you are a camper or RV er, you might want to check out Gitchee Gumme Campground. They had high praise from one Circle Tour traveler: "This is a campground you should visit just for the experience. Ranger Jeff, host and owner of the campground seems to be quite a brilliant craftsman. His unique touches on the campground will keep your eyes looking for more. . . . Nothing goes to waste and everything has some sort of use. A really fun place to stay. "
In addition to being the gateway to Pictured Rocks National Park, Munising is known for its 4 waterfalls within 5 miles of town. The one we liked the best was Munising Falls. It is actually located within the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Park. The hike to the 50 foot high falls is a half mile on a well maintained trail. Another pretty falls is Wagner Falls.
Learn more about visiting Munising, MI and its Waterfalls.
Pictured Rocks is backpacker and backcountry hiking paradise. In addition to back country camping, there are 3 drive in campgrounds as well as some accessible day hiking trails.
Once you've explored Munising and the west end of Pictured Rocks, there are options to consider for routes to continue your journey east. If you want to sample more of Pictured Rocks, forest highway H58 runs northwest along the southern perimeter of the park. From that road, spur roads lead into the park, either to hiking trailheads or campgrounds. Eventually you'll arrive at Grand Marais, the town that bookends the east terminus of Pictured Rocks. For years ther downside of this route was that the road changes to sand/unpaved and it meanders around quite abit. It took about twice as long to get to Grand Marais than we had guessed. But just recently the entire route has been paved. And it looks like it would be a good route option during fall color time.
If spending time on a winding forest road isn't your idea of a good time then option 2 is to get back on Michigan 28 and continue east until you get to Seney. There you'll intersect with Highway 77. Take that north to Grand Marais and explore the east end of Pictured Rocks (Grand Sable Dunes, Sable Falls, and more).
Here's a national park service map (Adobe PDF file) on the Pictured Rocks Lakeshore Park that gives you an idea of these two route options.
East of Grand Marais, but away from the Lake, is another stop we recommend. Tahquamenon Falls State Park has Michigan's most impressive waterfalls, some nice hiking trails, and two modern campgrounds along the Tahquamenon River. If you are adventurous you can continue on H58 east along the lakeshore to the town of Deer Park and then go south to the state park. But H58 soon loses its paved status and turns into a sandy, washboard road. You hit pavement again at Deer Park. So the more comfortable route is to go south again on Hwy 77 from Grand Marais, then go east on Michigan 28 until the turn off to the town of Newberry. Then go north on Hwy 123 to the park.
There are handicap accessible paths leading to the falls and adjacent to the river. After you've hiked around the Upper Falls area, you might enjoy stopping in the Tahquamenon Falls Brew Pub & Restaurant. While it might seem the state is operating this fancy establishment, it is actually a private concession on private property that just happens to be adjacent to the path leading to the Upper Falls. How this came about was the land immediately adjacent to the falls was in private hands for several years and existed side by side with the then existing state park. The deal that brought the falls into the park included the right of the owner to operate his enterprise and have ingress and egress through the park lands. After a hot day of hiking, this is a welcome amenity!
While the Upper Falls are quite impressive we also found the Lower Falls area quite enchanting. There are several smaller falls that cascade around a large island. You can rent rowboats and canoes here too, paddle over to the island or get a closer view of some of the falls.
See our page of pictures and information on Tahquamenon Falls State Park, camping, hiking, and waterfalls.
East of Tahquamenon Falls is the town of Paradise. Before continuing south and east towards Sault Ste. Marie we recommend taking the spur road north of Paradise to visit Whitefish Point. Of interest there is the lighthouse, coast guard station, Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, and the migrating bird observatory. There are hiking trails, a boardwalk, an extensive sand beach you can walk along that has a panaromic view of Lake Superior.
A little south of Paradise on Hwy 123 you intersect with the Lake Superior Lakeshore Drive (now called the Whitefish Bay Scenic Byway). That is the scenic route to Sault Ste. Marie as it runs adjacent to the lake. There's several nice wayside stops or picnic areas along this route as well as a national forest campground.
One worthwhile rest stop along this drive is the Point Iroquois Lighthouse.

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Tall folio. 12.5 x 19" Full leather. Professionally rebacked. Raised spine bands. Contemporary leather label. Very good plus condition. 150pp. Illustrated with 150 engraved plates (four of them are folding). Corners and board edges worn. Full refund if not satisfied.
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Nice Copy. Holland Brady Jr. is a highly reputed architect from Tryon, a small upscale community in the mountains of North Carolina. Brady accumulated a quality library of over 2,400 architecture books. This book is from that collection which we purchased. Please remember that if you purchase multiple architecture books, we combine shipping. In original printed carton package.
Near Fine/Near Fine 1st edition very large format 2000 Rizzoli hardback, unclipped DJ. A little rubbing to spine ends else Fine, bright and unmarked. Immediate dispatch worldwide Quantity Available: 1. Category: Architecture; ISBN: 0847822222. ISBN/EAN: 9780847822225. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 072698.
Good+/Good+ 1st edition 2008 Spire Books hardback, unclipped DJ, large imposing hardback with many photos. Dent and surface wear to upper part of spine and board beneath, corners a little bumped and outer 1 inch of margin area of pages 13 and 15 torn off, a little water-related discoloration to lower inside front edge of DJ else well-preserved bright and unmarked. Sent Airmail at no extra cost; Worldwide Shipping IMMEDIATE 1ST CLASS/AIRMAIL DISPATCH Quantity Available: 1. Category: Architecture; ISBN: 1904965164. ISBN/EAN: 9781904965169. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 065377.
Fine/Nr Fine 2nd print large format Oxford hardback, unclipped DJ, illustrated. Light corner shelf-rub, DJ has brown paper reinforcements to inside corners and spine ends of DJ (possibly publisher's) else Fine, tight and unmarked. Sent Airmail at no extra cost; Worldwide Shipping IMMEDIATE 1ST CLASS/AIRMAIL DISPATCH Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Architecture; ISBN: 0198174063. ISBN/EAN: 9780198174066. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 056863.
Portfolio of 58 plates in chemise. Circa 1900-1910. 58 plates. Some pencil notes to first plate. Other plates free from any notation. Light browning to plate extremities. Light foxing/marks to only a few plates. Light rubbing/wear to chemise. Chemise has some bio-markings and spotting. Chemise has added string to tie-close. Shipped Weight: 1.96 kilos.
Beautiful glossy black hardcover profusely illustrated in pictorial dust jacket, which has been placed in a glossy, yet removable Mylar sleeve. Fine hardcover in fine dust jacket--Gift worthy! Full refund if not satisfied.
Quarter leather with marbled boards. Raised spine bands. Exterior hinges rubbed. Top edges gilt. Two volumes: Volume 1 is dates 194; volumes 2 is 1924. Limited Edition number 811 of 1010 copies. xiii, 122; 114pp. Full refund if not satisfied.
~~Signed by author~~VG+/VG+ 1st edition 2011 Gascoyne Holdings hardback, unclipped DJ, many photos in colour throughout, a terrific resource, hard to find. Light rubbing to edges and corners of DJ with surface indent to front edge of book only. Sent Airmail at no extra cost; Worldwide Shipping IMMEDIATE 1ST CLASS/AIRMAIL DISPATCH Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Architecture; Signed by Author. ISBN: 0956857914. ISBN/EAN: 9780956857910. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 071164.
VG+/VG+ 1st edition 1994 Artemis hardback, unclipped DJ, beautifully produced and illustrated. Lower corners a little rubbed and pushed, light rub to top of spine of DJ else near fine bright and unmarked. Very scarce. Sent Airmail at no extra cost; Worldwide Shipping IMMEDIATE 1ST CLASS/AIRMAIL DISPATCH Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Architecture; ISBN: 1874056218. ISBN/EAN: 9781874056218. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 063131.
Collection consist of 14 volumes: Volumes 1-4, 6-14, index volume (I - X). Near fine condition. Pictorial covers. Paperback. Illustrated. Most volumes around 200pp. Nice clean copies. Full refund if not satisfied.
VG+/VG 1st edition 1994 Artemis hardback, unclipped DJ, beautifully produced and illustrated. Top corners a little rubbed and pushed, light rub to top of spine of DJ, dust-jacket has been reinforced and protected with a laminate attached directly to it, else near fine bright and unmarked. Very scarce. Sent Airmail at no extra cost; Worldwide Shipping IMMEDIATE 1ST CLASS/AIRMAIL DISPATCH Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Architecture; ISBN: 1874056218. ISBN/EAN: 9781874056218. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 063234.
Size: Quarto (approx A4). xxxxi, 349, . ..  leaves of plates not included in pagination, text ills. Reset in original publishers blind stamped boards with gilt medallion and title on front board. New spine with gilt title and new binders end papers. Sporadic light foxing throughout but no other defects. Donaldson was Professor of Architecture at UCL from 1841-1865. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Architecture; 19th century; Antiquarian & Rare. Inventory No: 10360.
With letterpress description by James Pagan and James H. Stoddart. Numbered edition of 300. This is number 128. Inscribed in ink on the title page 'To The Queensland Historical Society from Henry Monteith'. 30 plates. Moderate foxing throughout including to plates. Light spotting to boards. Rubbing/wear to boards. Chipping to spine top and bottom with small chunks missing. 3cm closed tear to front cover spine bottom corner. Binding firm. Previous owner's inscription, lavish, in ink. Previous owner's signature in pencil to rear endpaper. Bumped corners. Shipped Weight: 2.44 kilos.
Good+ 1st ed 2001 Royal Commission paperback, larger format paperback with many photos, an impressive resource, 142 pages. Label residue to corner of front cover, crease to upper corner of book, light shelf-wear else tight and unmarked. Sent Airmail at no extra cost; Worldwide Shipping IMMEDIATE 1ST CLASS/AIRMAIL DISPATCH Quantity Available: 1. Category: Architecture; ISBN: 1873592647. ISBN/EAN: 9781873592649. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 071841.
Large format hardback folio with ribbon ties. Contains title sheet, original tissue, cathedral copper plate etching signed in pencil by author, (7) page forward on heavy stock, complete (55) plate sheets (single sided), with multiple illustrations on heavy stock, spine worn with small tears (less than one inch at bottom of spine), 10 x 13 inches.
Signed by author on half-title. Fine/Fine Dust Jacket is in as new condition, apart from normal shop shelf wear - contains no tears or chips or other damage. Dust jacket in mylar guard. Quantity Available: 1. Category: architecture; Signed by Author. ISBN: 0262182416. ISBN/EAN: 9780262182416. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 10363.
Red cloth covered boards with silver titles, illus. end papers, acknowledgments, preface, xiii, b/w photos, appendices, bibliography, glossary, index, 842 pages. Moderate denting to board corner tips. Light rubbing, creasing and scuffing to dust jacket extremities. Sound spine, joints, hinges, and gutters, clean boards, unmarked interior pages, wrapped in a presentable dust jacket. Size: 11.25 x 8.75 x 2: inches. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Architecture; ISBN/EAN: 9780615335698. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 5404.

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See the artefacts that George Bernard Shaw, and his wife Charlotte, held dear: both everyday items and literary mementos.
When George Bernard Shaw died in November 1950, he left behind a house filled with the relics of a long and fascinating life - two long and fascinating lives, as many of the objects in the house were purchased by Shaw's wife Charlotte. From the stunning bust of Shaw sculpted by Rodin and his 1926 Nobel Prize for Literature, to the daily tools of a writer that cover his desk, the collection at Shaw's Corner is full of treasures.
The National Trust Collections website enables you to search our entire collection. The database is developing and expanding all the time. Why not see what you can discover?
Shaw's vast photographic archive is stored at the London School of Economics. The majority of the 20,000 items have been catalogued and digitised and you can search the collection online.
Shaw was a great friend of William Morris and held a lifelong commitment to the older man's ideals. Shaw's Corner was furnished with Morris & Co textiles - and we still have many of the originals.
Bernard and Charlotte Shaw amassed several thousand books in a rich and eclectic collection that they both used for daily research and enjoyment. From the Bible to H.G.Wells, via Socialism and Eastern religions, there are some 4,000 books.
George Bernard Shaw was outspoken in his strong – some might say pioneering - views on socialism, feminism and pacifism. Gain an insight into what shaped these beliefs on your visit.

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With the box stores booming in the 90's we began to see a change in our prehung door business.
We service more of the Custom Builder rather then the large spec.contractors.
The public still comes to us when they realize the big box stores don't have or know everything!
Our knowledge and service is a real asset when doing any project small or large.
We stock many varieties of rough lumber and can get many exotic wood species.
Our employees are highly skilled and offer diversity that is unique to any door shop in this area.
Lacey Door & Millwork opened on January 2, 1983. as a prehung door shop serving the Thurston County area. Contractor and remodeler trade was the main source of business, but we also sold retail to the public.
30 years later we are a very different company.
In 1994, we began producing Custom Millwork. We purchased a Weining Moulder and some equipment from a Door Mill that was going out of business.
Two employees came from that transaction and we began to build doors and produce custom moulding and jambs. Later we developed a Custom Mantle buisness when anouther local firm was getting out of that field. Today our custom manufacturing buisness produces specialty doors and millwork that ships all over the northwest and the Hawaiian Islands.
We added a prefinish operation and can custom match colors and stains.
Since offering this service we can take a project from start to finish in one shop, with delivery to the job site.


text: The different departments of the Village of Crainville work hard to take care of the community. If you have questions related to a particular department, general information may be found on this website. Please take a moment to explore the information provided as it may answer many questions. If you need additional assistance, we welcome you to call or email the department directly and they will happily answer any questions.

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There are a fair number of steps to this recipe. It is a restaurant dish, after all. Like most restaurant dishes, though, much can be made ahead and assembled as you need it. If you want to bake these, do so at 400℉ for about 30 minutes, flipping them before the last 10 minutes. (Frankly, they’re a lot better fried. I’ve tried both ways.) If you don’t have gochugaru, use another mild, coarse pepper, like Aleppo. Or use cayenne but a lot less of it. If you don’t have access to Totole (available at most Asian markets and online), skip it or use chicken stock. If you don’t have access to frozen roti/paratha, put all the filling in a big casserole and top with biscuit dough. Pot pie democracy!
In a large container, combine mayonnaise, sour cream, tarragon, buttermilk, lemon juice, gochugaru, creole seasoning, salt and pepper. Taste and adjust the seasonings as you like.
Cut around the chicken’s backbone with either a knife or kitchen scissors. Do not remove the backbone—you merely want it loose so it’s easier to flatten the chicken by pressing on it hard. Salt and pepper the chicken heavily, inside and out.
Heat a large skillet over medium heat and add 2 tablespoons of oil. When the oil is hot, add the chicken. Let cook without moving until the skin touching the skillet browns, about 5 minutes. Flip the chicken over and cook until the other side is brown, about 5 more minutes. Don’t worry if the skin sticks. You’re going to be removing the skin eventually.
Move the chicken to a large roasting pan. Add the coarsely chopped vegetables to the skillet and cook, scraping up the tasty browned chicken bits, for a couple minutes. Add a cup of water to the pan and scrape some more. Add the skillet’s contents and the bay leaves, 5 thyme sprigs, 2 rosemary sprigs, and 2 tablespoons Totole to the roasting pan and enough water to come halfway up the sides of the chicken. It should require about 5 more cups of water. Cover the pan’s contents first with parchment paper, pressing the paper down so it touches as much of the pan’s contents as possible. Then cover the pan itself with aluminum foil. Cook for an hour and a half.
Meanwhile, heat the same skillet with the remaining tablespoon oil over medium-low heat. Add the diced vegetables and cook, stirring often, until the vegetables are mostly tender. It’s fine if the carrots have a bit of crunch.
Then make the roux: Heat the chicken fat in a small saucepan set over medium heat until quite hot. Add the flour and begin whisking immediately. Continue whisking until the flour smell dissipates and the roux begins to turn barely golden. If it seems thin, add a bit more flour and cook again until the flour smell dissipates. Put the saucepan in the fridge or freezer to cool down.
Remove the roasting pan from the oven and move the chicken to a plate. Carefully pour the cooking liquid through a strainer and discard the vegetable solids. Transfer the strained cooking liquid to a saucepan and bring to a boil over high heat. Cook until the liquid is reduced by half, which should be about 2 or so cups.
Discard the chicken skin and begin picking the meat from the chicken and adding the meat to a large mixing bowl. Add the sauteed diced vegetables and the thickened gravy to the bowl and mix to combine. Season to taste with Crystal hot sauce (about 1 tablespoon), Sriracha (about 2 tablespoons) and gochugaru (about 1 teaspoon). Add salt and sherry vinegar, as needed. The filling should taste spicy-warm, bright, and pleasantly salty. If you have the time, let the filling chill in the fridge for a few hours before making the pies. It helps keep the gravy firm and the pies easier to fill. The filling keeps for two days in the fridge and much longer in the freezer. Don’t feel obligated to make all 15 pot pies at once.
Heat a deep-fryer or a skillet filled with oil to 350℉. Remove no more 5 roti from the freezer in one stretch. Let the roti thaw a bit at room temperature until they’re mostly pliable, about 7 minutes. Scoop ⅓ cup filling onto one half of a circle and gently fold the other half over to make a half-moon shape. Using a fork, crimp the edges to seal the dough. Fry the pot pies in batches, cooking them until golden brown, about 9 minutes in a deep-fryer. If you’re pan-frying them, flip them every two minutes or so.

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What is your advice for people who want to preserve their antique books?
What is a protective box?
What resources are available on book conservation and preservation?
Which of these resources would you recommend?
What should organizations do when they receive donations of antique books?
In general, how long does a book last?
How can a collection of valuable books be preserved and still used?
Evan Knight shares his advice on book conservation and preservation. He explains which environments are suitable and unsuitable for storing antique books, emphasizing that books last longer when stored properly and under the right conditions. He describes some of the resources available to the public on book preservation and conservation. He also explains the steps libraries and other institutions should take when receiving donations of antique books as well as how to preserve them while making them available to the public. Finally, Knight discusses the average life span of a book and how different materials affect durability.

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Blog Dana Point Festival of Whales Coming Soon!
Dana Point Festival of Whales Coming Soon!
The Dana Point Festival of Whales, happens every year in the Dana Point Harbor the First two weekends in March. The annual event celebrates the return of the once-endangered California Gray Whale with this “whale” of an event. This celebration draws more than 100,000 visitors from around the world to Dana Point each year for the height of the Gray Whale Watching season.
The Event runs for two weekends, March 4-5 and 11-12.
The whales will begin their migration in late November hundreds of these 35-ton whales will pass by the seaside community of Dana Point, California the West Coast’s premier location to meet and greet these incredible creatures.
Festival highlights include an opening day parade, Street Fair, art and craft shows and sales, classic car exhibits, paddling and sailing opportunities, Boating Extravaganza, sand sculpting, concerts on land and water, environmental activities, educational opportunities, interpretive crafts, kids activities, fun food, and of course, whale watching excursions on a variety of vessels or whale watching from breathtaking Dana Point Headlands Conservation Park.


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Whenever you are setting up an office, there are a few things you will want to consider. While your comfort is important to be sure, it is also important to consider who will be seeing you in your office. If you are going to have any clients see you in your office, it is imperative to have the impressive office furniture that will leave them with the right impression. This is true whether you are buying for the home office or for your work office. The furniture you can find at Woodbury House Furniture will give you everything you need to create a comfortable and impressive office at once.
As you are buying your furniture, If you are looking at desks, imagine yourself working at the desk and how you will be able to reach everything you are going to need while you are working at the desk. This will allow you to get the kind of office furniture that will offer the most comfort for the way that you are going to be working.
If leaving the right impression is more important to you, make sure that you are getting office furniture that will add to your stature. Tall backed chairs assist you in looking impressive because they add to your height even while sitting down. You should also have some wood shelves that you can put professional publications on. This will show off your knowledge in the industry you are working in. Your clients will find out more about you just by looking at all of the publications that you have on the shelves. Adding all of this to your office will help you to make a lasting impression on your clients.
“How to Buy More Impressive Office Furniture | Woodbury House Furniture” definitely got me simply hooked on ur page!
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text: Aquaflor looks and feels like hardwood, but without all the maintenance of hardwood!Each plank is imprinted with HD images to give a realistic wood look and embossed to give a realistic wood grain feel. But unlike hardwood, Aquaflor can withstand vast temperature changes and has waxed edges on each plank. This means you don’t have to worry about the effects of big spills or wet mopping seeping into the cracks and ruining your floors.

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Easy class is an activity for young children in need of guidance and counselling, organised by iCFDR and associates of Bhartiya Yuva Netritva Forum(BYNF). BYNF associates conduct informal sessions for teaching, counselling and consultanting poor and needy ones. The objectives of these classes include academic development, life coaching, counselling, monitoring and regular engagement.
It can be conducted in two formats, depending upon the time with associates and requirement of students i.e. there can be Weekly Easy Classes on any 3 Sundays of the month or Monthly Easy Class on any Sunday. These classes will be of at least one hour, of complete involvement with the kids. We have developed a process for implementing easy classes, one of our coordinators would help associates with it.
Easy classes are conducted for various reasons one of them being the poor families don’t have enough resources and their priority isn’t on guiding the kid through the impressionable age. Sometimes, even it is impossible for them to make their children go to school. We want them to think big and earn big, have well rounded personality, to have passion to break through vicious struggle for their livelihood, when they grow up.
With the help of these classes we will try to guide them in their life, we would not only try to impart academic knowledge but also try to solve their problems and strength to work hard. These easy classes will make those kids realize that they have huge potential and they are no less from other kids.
The evening of May 22, 2016 filled happiness and triumph in the lives of the underprivileged ones. A ‘happy feet’ (slipper and flip flop distribution) campaign was organised by the volunteers of Bhartiya Yuva Netritva Forum with Indian Center for Development and Rights, to distribute the sleepers/flip-flop to needy.
The event was leaded by a team of 15 volunteers who took an initiative to protect the feet of the ones in need and organised themselves into three teams to distribute a pair of hundred slippers covering the three main areas of the city namely Hanuman Mandir, Junction and Anand Ashram.
With the spirit of unity, the teams did a fabulous job and were successful in providing a pair of protection to the feet of the deprived ones. The organisation also got whole hearted support from the media as well. The team got a victory at spreading a message of empathy and care among the society. All over, the efforts of the team were worth appraising.
We would like to thank all the our associates, media, vounteers , donors and contributors from the core of our heart, as it was just because of the collective efforts of all of us that this programme was able to provide a hand of help to the ones who were in need of it. We hope to help the society in all the ways we can in the future as well.
Initially, iCFDR had planed to launch health awareness campaign “iMalert” for general public, mostly rural public through health-related messages. This campaign in initial phase from 25th October, would target 5,000 mostly rural people directly, that is almost 5000 families indirectly and then in second phase we want to target 10,000 individuals. iMalert will make all efforts to maximise reach so that we can use technology especially cell phones to spread health awareness, as health awareness is one of the best ways to fight disease. We would have message covering various issues like hypertension, diabetes, importance of balance diet and a healthy and disease free lifestyle. We make the aware about infectious, communicable diseases and chronic conditions like HIV, AIDS, diabetes etc. We would focus on personal hygiene, cleanliness, prenatal care, birthing information, Sexual and Reproductive health, Maternal Health and female and child issues. We would also promote government schemes and plans regarding health.


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Oral and dental health is important for men and women alike, but there are differences between them that can put one or the other at a higher risk for certain issues like cavities, gum disease, and other common dental problems. According to the Academy of General Dentistry, men are more likely to neglect oral health issues that they're experiencing, which makes them more likely to suffer from these difficult occurrences. For Men's Health Month this June, your orthodontist near Wading River NY will explain the challenges that men can face and what the next best step is.
Although June is coming to an end, your orthodontist near Wading River NY wants male patients of all ages to understand the importance of oral and dental health and how we're able to help. Give our office a call today at (631) 744-8400 and we'll be able to schedule your appointment on the best date and time that works for you.

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Wave blooming, overlap petalled thrum. Pure white flowers. Tends to be lower growing that normal and one of the later cultivars to come into flower.
One of our first cultivars, from Martin Nest Nurseries and a very neat and attractive Primula sieboldii.
Flat blooming, slender petalled thrum. Flushed pink flowers, darker towards the centre of the flower. Sourced from Japan by Martin Nest Nurseries, the name translates as “Morning Sun on the Beach”. A very nice sakurasu, which looks very good in the evening light.
Blue backed and blue shaded white faced thrum. Slender, flat tending to grasp-blooming petals. A floribund and reliable Primula sieboldii cultivar, which dates from the early 1800s in Japan.
Dark pink pin with white central flush. Bi-lobed slender petals.
Ume blooming, cherry blossom petalled pin. White petals, with pink suffusion avoiding the veins, particularly towards the edges of the petals. Deep pink reverse. Raised by Alan Bloom. A reliable and attractive sakurasu cultivar.

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Hello, Sunshine! It’s been so exciting to have a home we can decorate and make our own. For the past few years all of my pictures and decorations have been packed away in boxes in my garage. We had two strong and sturdy couches that have been well-loved by our family, but the brown leather has slowly began to peel away after years of moving. I’ve been searching for the perfect gray sectional. I really wanted a gray leather one, but the price tag for the ones I liked were way out of our budget. I’ve saved forever for a couch and was determined to not buy on a credit card.
I had the not so brilliant idea of taking all three of kids sofa shopping. They became bored quickly and the temptation to try out every single item in all of the furniture stores was way too tempting for them. Next time, I’ll probably go alone and save an hour at each store.
Because Rooms-2-Go is always having a sale, we went there on one of our initial shopping trips. I liked the family friendliness of the Cindy Crawford Metropolis Slate Sectional Couch, but there was a couple laying on the couch when we were in the store. The kids and I awkwardly tried to check it out, but it was so uncomfortable with the sprawled out couple. They didn’t budge a bit when we were trying to look. We left the store without a good idea of what the sectional had to offer.
Every time I go into Ashley furniture, I always have the same sales guy who follows me around in the store. Every single time, friends. Sir, let me look. I promise if I find something I like I’ll inform you. I have a dining room table from Ashley’s that I adore and they have a good selection of modern and affordable furniture.
I looked online before we walked into the store hoping to speed up the experience for the kids. I really liked the contemporary look of Ashley’s Kittredge Sectional. The gray had nice contrast between light and dark, but I wasn’t sure if the fabric was soft enough. I found this on their website for $1350, but when we went into the store, the larger sized sectional was no longer listed and just the smaller one was available. There went my negotiation leverage.
CC’s expression sums up kid’s opinions of furniture shopping.
Haverty’s was our final stop on the sectional sofa tour. I initially didn’t want to go into the store because their prices are slightly more expensive than the other stores that I visited, but we decided to give it a shot. Haverty’s sofas are available in a variety of colors. I knew that gray was the color I wanted, leather or not, so I was excited to have several options to choose from. I liked three different sofas at Haverty’s and the charcoal gray of the Cory won me over.
CC, Gracie and Lulu were so excited to be finished with this experience! While I was checking out, I watched Gracie try to sell Lulu a table, mattress and chair. Gracie has sales skills.
I love our new Cory sectional! It’s so comfortable and fits perfectly in our living room.
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Do you go to several stores when shopping for furniture or do you research it before you go?
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I love the couch you got, Chastity! We have been looking for a sectional too and that one would be perfect! The color is so nice too and it looks so comfy!
hello, do you know the dimensions on the Kittredge Sectional?
Unfortunately, I do not know. It is not a really large sectional. I hope that helps!
How has the Cory held up for you? I’m considering one mainly because it seems like it would be easy to clean. Please let me know if you have any opinions!
Hi Bethany! It’s held up really well for us. I have the gray Cory, but I don’t allow anyone to eat or drink on it. I vacuum it without any issues. I didn’t buy the extended warranty or stain protector. (I never do). The pillows shed feathers and can be annoying, but our whole family loves this couch. When we move again, it will end up being the couch that goes in the kid’s loft because it’s held up really well and the one they have now is peeling. I have no complaints and would still recommend it. It’s been the best sofa we’ve ever purchased.
Thanks so much for updating me!
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Hey everyone and welcome to my first article here on the site!
As a start I’d like to recap my 2017/18 season in two words: Frustration and Happiness.
In this article I will focus on my start to the 2018/19 season.
I started this season from scratch basically like everyone else did. Due to implications in my own health during the summer my worlds performance wasn’t great and that is of course something I’m taking into account this season in terms of what decks I’m playing. Even though fatigue has been a big part of my everyday life this season, I’ve chosen to put a lot of my focus in testing on a good friend of Limitless: Zoroark GX. During last season myself and Pedro Torres had great success with Zoroark Lycanroc and therefore I thought that it wouldn’t hurt to pay my old man a visit.
Even though I thought a lot about Zoroark, I ended up playing Lugia / Malamar at the Philadelphia Regional Championships in the beginning of the season. I felt like the deck could handle most matchups without a lot of testing and was a strong contender in a field filled to the brink with Shrine decks, a week after the first LATAM regionals, where Shrine of Punishment featured in 7 out of 8 top cut decks. In this article I won’t focus too much on the Philadelphia regionals where even though I delivered a mediocre performance, scraped together a nice 52 CP via the regionals and a League Challenge for the Oceania Internationals stipend race.
The week after Philadelphia I was confused as the meta there had begun to be more diverse. Zoroark decks came into the format with 3 or 4 Judge to disrupt the opponent, while you can just sit and use Trade, gaining momentum while your opponent would struggle to set up.
I played this exact list at both of the cups I had that weekend, got a total of 82 CP with winning one of them and getting top 4 in the other.
So I would describe this as a diverse meta, where I could beat it all, and I did at least one of the days.
Looking at my list, it looks a lot like a mix between Jimmy Pendarvis’ and Poet Larsen’s lists from Philadelphia, where Poet played the Weakness Policy and Jimmy didn’t. I decided to include them due to the expected amount of Buzzwole / Shine decks, and ended up beating both of the decks I played against 2-0.
As I described before, the strength of the deck is to set up while making your opponent struggle with the use of Judge, and after that being able to OHKO your opponent’s Pokemon with Dangerous Rouge, or being able to use Zoroark GX to set tempo in the match, effectively running over your opponent before they even get to play the game.
Going into this regionals I decided to stick with Zoroark / Lycanroc. The League Cup performances I had the week before were simply too strong to suggest otherwise and Zoroark in any form is always a strong call at a bigger event, if you want to consistently make it deep into the tournament.
I ended the tournament with a disappointing 4-3-2 score and that means I likely will be stuck at 155CP until LAIC, since I won’t be playing in the Lille Special Event.
My brother, Steffen Eriksen played 59 cards of my list and made it into the top 32 after starting 7-1-1 after day 1. The feeling I sat with after the tournament is weird. I tried to make a consistent deck that could set up most of the time, but instead got a pile of clump cards when I sat down and played the tournament. In my eyes, the format is unfortunately currently a lot about getting a good turn 1 setup and hitting matchups. Even though sequencing in the game still is hard, this format just unfortunately isn’t as punishing towards misplays as others would have been.
I’m really looking forward to see if the next set can switch up the format and make me like the meta again, currently I don’t see it as a healthy thing.
So for me to grap the stipend for a trip to Australia, I would need to get my last quarterly league cup win and do really good in the LAIC. At this point I won’t give up yet. I really think that the meta will shape up in a good way with new cards like Professor Elm entering the format, helping Zoroark back towards its throne.
I hope that everyone liked this article and for more updates, follow me on twitter @JesperKEriksen and contact me there for coaching as well!
One quick thing about the list, choice band needs to be capitalized both times for PTCGO to load it. But nice article and I look forward to hearing more about your season.
Love the articles on this website. Keep up the great work. This is the kind of stuff I look for when I want to play more competitively.
Hey there, my name is Josh and I love checking this site regularly. As a person who is going to be playing Zoro-lycan for the rest of the season this was really helpful. So thanks for helping so many of us with deck decisions!

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