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What is the Kansas Historical Society?
Who can help me use Kansas Memory, buy a reproduction, or research Kansas history?
How can I view Kansas Memory artifacts in person?
What is My Kansas Memory and how do I use it?
I don't want anyone to see the items I have stored in My Bookbag. What can I do?
Can I put the same item in My Bookbag more than once?
What kinds of materials are in Kansas Memory?
Why do you provide information at the item level rather than at the collection level?
How do I cite materials from this website in a research paper?
How do I locate the source of unpublished materials on this site?
What are primary sources and how do I evaluate them?
Are transcriptions (text versions) available for all handwritten materials?
Why are there mistakes in the transcriptions?
How do I help transcribe materials?
What is the color grid that appears with some images?
How do I browse this site?
What information is searched when I use the search box?
How can tab browsing help me use this site?
What is the curriculum standards category and how do I use it?
How do I subscribe to the RSS feed and what does it do?
How can I purchase a copy of an item from Kansas Memory?
Should I be concerned about copyright if I use materials from Kansas Memory?
Do I need permission to use materials from Kansas Memory?
May I post images from Kansas Memory on my own website?
May I download an image for a presentation?
How do I print an image on my personal printer?
How do I order a high-quality photo print?
The Kansas Historical Society was established in 1875 by the Kansas Editors' and Publishers' Association to save present and past records. In 1879 the state enacted legislation that recognized the Historical Society as "the trustee of the state" for the purpose of maintaining the state's history.
Today the Historical Society operates with four divisions: Administration, Cultural Resources (Archeology, Historic Preservation, and Historic Sites), the Kansas History Museum and Education, and State Archives. The Society serves as the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) and the State Archives.
The Society is headquartered in Topeka, Kansas where you can view many of the items displayed on Kansas Memory. Schedule a visit or learn more about the Historical Society.
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You can see artifacts from Kansas Memory (and many others!) in person at the Kansas Museum of History, at the State Archives, and at our 16 historic sites. For more information, click Visit the Kansas Historical Society or call 785-272-8681.
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Most materials included in Kansas Memory are primary sources from the collections of the State Archives at the Kansas Historical Society. These collections include photographs, manuscripts (such as letters, diaries, journals, etc.), books and pamphlets, maps and drawings, and state government records (such as governors' papers, legislative documents, and election returns). In addition, the Museum and Cultural Resources divisions have contributed images of historic artifacts and structures. Click here to browse through all topics on Kansas Memory.
Some materials have also been featured in other digital projects. For example, many materials included in Territorial Kansas Online, a virtual repository for territorial Kansas history, are also available in Kansas Memory.
The State Archives and Library at the Kansas Historical Society holds more than 400,000 library books and other publications, copies of most newspapers published in Kansas, 10,000 cubic feet of manuscript materials, 30,000 maps and drawings, half a million photographs, and more than 30,000 cubic feet of state government records.
The materials currently on Kansas Memory represent a small fraction of those collections. While we will continue to make more materials available on Kansas Memory on a regular basis, many materials in our collections will remain accessible only through microfilm loan or through the Society's research center in Topeka, Kansas. Learn more about accessing the Historical Society's diverse collections see Our Collections.
Presenting sources as individual items makes them easier for researchers to locate because the items can be described in greater detail. We can also select items that meet the needs of specific users, such as secondary school history teachers and students.
We are currently working on ways to present entire collections through Kansas Memory. This would mean a dramatic increase in the number of items available through Kansas Memory. But it would also mean materials would be described in much less detail and may be more challenging to locate.
When citing material from Kansas Memory in a footnote or bibliography, consult an approved style manual (CMS, APA, APM, MLA) and follow the format appropriate to the type of material (book, newspaper, unpublished letter, etc.). Also include the full name and address of the website, and the name of the creator as Kansas Historical Society.
Citations for unpublished materials (letters, diaries, account books, etc) generally include the title and date of the item followed by the name and number of the manuscript or archival collection. Citations for published materials usually include the author and title of the item followed by the place, name, and date of publication.
Kansas Historical Society. Kansas Memory. www.kansasmemory.org.
Edna Heim to Clarice Snoddy, August 31, 1938, Clarice Snoddy Coll. #123, Box 1, Kansas Historical Society, Kansas Memory, www.kansasmemory.org.
Most unpublished materials on Kansas Memory derive from manuscript or archival collections held by the State Archives and Library at the Kansas Historical Society. The details section of the item page lists collection information as "call numbers."
Names of manuscript collections may begin with the names of persons, businesses, organizations, or subjects, and are usually followed by the collection number and box and folder information, as in Joseph Little Bristow Coll. #6, Box 31 Folder 6.
Names of archival collections may begin with the title of a state office or name of a state agency and may be followed by the name of a public official or subordinate agency unit, and thereafter by box and folder information, as in Governor's Records, Hoch, Box 20 Folder 3.
While secondary sources give a second-hand account of an event (such as in historical articles and textbooks), primary sources are accounts by an eyewitness or the first recorder of an event. Primary sources can take many different forms including photographs, diaries, letters, newspaper articles, speeches, data obtained through original research, statistical compilations, or legal requirements (such as U.S. census records and public records), creative works (such as poetry, music, art), or artifacts (objects used or present at a certain event).
When evaluating sources such as these, it is important to ask questions of the material. For example, it is important to realize that just because an author claims to compose an "eyewitness account" does not mean the account is "true." Consider what opinions and values the author displays, think about what his or her motives might be for writing what they did, how he or she communicates the message, and compare and contrast that message with the information in other primary sources. Extensive research of this type--incorporating critical analysis of primary sources such as those found on Kansas Memory--serves as the foundation for what you read in history books.
Transcriptions of handwritten materials are intended to reflect the form and content of the original as closely as possible. By recording the materials as written, the transcriptionist seeks to preserve the integrity of the original and its value as a record of historical events and ideas. For this reason, misspelled words, grammatical errors, and possible historical inaccuracies are recorded in their original form.
Mistakes in the transcriptions may also occur because the author's handwriting may be difficult to read, or because of typographical error. The transcriptions provided on Kansas Memory are intended to be a research aid and should not be considered the authoritative copy of the source.
The Kansas Historical Society relies on volunteers to transcribe the handwritten documents on Kansas Memory. If you would like to volunteer, please contact us. Volunteer transcriptionists work from home or in Topeka.
The color blocks that are seen in some images in Kansas Memory are a calibration tool used during the digitization process. By providing a consistent color reference, the use of color blocks ensures that the scanned digital images accurately reproduce the appearance of the original documents. They are not a part of the original document.
The category browse feature (the left hand column on the home page) allows you to browse for items using everyday terms. Every item in Kansas Memory is linked to multiple categories. Choosing one category returns all items linked to that category. Choosing a second category returns all items linked to both categories, and so on. Each category may have multiple sub-categories listed beneath it. The numbers appearing by each category indicate the number of items returned by clicking on that category.
The search engine will locate items by searching five main descriptive fields: title, summary, creator, date, and call number. If a transcription is available for an item, the search engine will also search the transcription.
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The curriculum standards category correlates a select set of primary sources with Kansas history standards for the 7th and 11th grades and is intended primarily for use by educators. This category displays only if the user identifies him/herself as a teacher in their user profile. The Kansas Memory browser defaults to teacher mode for those users identified as teachers. Teacher mode includes only the select set of sources correlated to state history standards. Users can turn off teacher mode to browse/search the entire content of the site by selecting Teacher at the top menu.
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The presence of digital images of historical materials from the collections of the Kansas Historical Society on the Kansas Memory website (kansasmemory.org) does not constitute permission to use such images. The Kansas Historical Society requires everyone wishing to use such images outside the context of kansasmemory.org to complete and return a permission form and pay applicable use fees. The Kansas Historical Society charges non-profit and commercial users fees in order to support the maintenance of the collections. Use fees will be determined from the information on the permission form. Please read, supply requested information, sign and return this form to the Curator of Photographs, Center for Historical Research, 6425 SW Sixth Avenue, Topeka, KS 66615-1099; Phone: (785) 272-8681 ext. 283; Fax: (785) 272-8682; Email: KSHS.reference@ks.gov.
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Gun mayhem action game comes here! Mayhem to combat with AI in high octane arena fights with dozens of guns - Creative cartoon art style gives you more action, less fluff.
The major of mayhem is shooting the enemies off the small arena map enough time to progress. There are dozens of levels for you to challenge.In this major action mayhem arena ,your gun, your glory.
Customize your funny face mafia character, you can customize the appearance, color and loadout of your character – you can change their shirt, hat and face, plus their perks and guns.Most of the style looks more or less mafia style, because it’s major gun mayhem game. Although somehow mafia , the character could be very personalized, there are hundreds of items you could choose, and some of them are funny face, some of them are serious, also a bit cute, all of these is decided by your choices.
This gun mafia is only support player VS AI now, so it’s offline unblocked action game.There are more than one hundred guns ,each with 2 fire mode , will make you a lot of fun. In the combat, you will get these guns ,or special items by random, use them to defeat your opponents.And also, these guns and items could get by your opponents, too. Enjoy your major of mayhem combat.
- 100 unique weapons with 2 fire modes. Master them all and defeat your opponents.

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The Spanish Civil War is typically presented as a military narrative of the ideological battle between socialism and fascism, foreshadowing World War II. Yet the Spanish war continued trends begun during World War I, notably the use of propaganda posters and the movement of women into visible roles within the public sphere. Employing cultural studies methods to read propaganda poster art from the Spanish war as texts, this thesis analyzes the ways in which this persuasive medium represented extremes of gender discourse within the context of letters, memoirs, and other experiential accounts. This thesis analyzes symbols present in propaganda art and considers how their meanings interacted with the changing gendered identities of Republic and nation. Even within the relatively egalitarian Republic, political factions constructed conflicting representations of femininity in propaganda art, and women’s accounts indicate that despite ideological differences, both sides still shared a patriarchal worldview.
Greeson, Helen M., "Gendering the Republic and the Nation: Political Poster Art of the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939." Thesis, Georgia State University, 2012.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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With gutter guards installed by Tom McDonald Contracting on your Lewes Beach Delaware property, your gutters with be zero maintenance. Tom McDonald Contracting has been installing top quality gutter guards in Lewes Beach since 1990. When it comes to Lewes Beach gutter guards, Tom McDonald Contracting offers quick, affordable installation.
Regardless of your gutter guard preference. Tom McDonald Contracting is sure to provide you with top quality materials and top quality service at very affordable prices. Call (302) 219-7939 for your guard guard installation on your Lewes Beach Delaware property.

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We did a scout about and came up with a shortlist of some of their actual favourites. These are products they enlist to help their babies sleep, feed, learn and teeth better.
Scroll on to see what you’ll find in the nursery at Kim, Kourtney, Khloé and Kylie’s homes.
“I have an obsession for these products because they are all natural, zero toxins, herbal organic baby products. My favourites are the [Diaper] Balm, Shampoo and Body Wash, and Lotion,” Kourtney told The Hive Magazine.
This acrylic cot is by Nursery Works is a favourite of both Khloé and Kim.
Kourtney said this pump made life much easier for her when she was breastfeeding kids Mason, Penelope and Reign.
“This made it possible for me to pump any and everywhere, all while texting, emailing, cooking, eating, in design meetings, answering the door for room service, getting a manicure … you name it, I was doing it with this thing on,” Kourt told The Hive Mag.
“One of the baby products that I absolutely love and adore is the Baby Brezza Formula Pro One-Step Bottle Maker,” Khloe wrote on her blog.
“It’s super easy to use—and fast, so when I’m exhausted and can’t even keep my eyes open in the middle of the night, it’s a total lifesaver,” she admits.
Back in April last year, just a couple of months after Stormi was born, Kylie shared her baby girl’s library proving that you’re never too little to a) get reading, and b) soak up some girl-power literature. Note there’s one title from local author Anna Walker in the mix!
Kim’s fave teether – which she used when daughter Chicago was littler – is made from 100 percent pure safe, sustainable, and non-toxic rubber from Hevea trees. It features no pesky holes to attract mould and is biodegradable, non-toxic, and hand-painted with food-grade dyes. Also? It’s BPA free, and PVC free.

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Banished from The Continental Hotel, the only place on Earth where he can find refuge, John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum begins moments before our desperate action hero, embodied by Keanu Reeves, must go on the run from every other assassin on the planet. As his secret ally Winston (Ian McShane) remarks: "The odds are about even."
Spoiler warning: The following post contains images from the next episode of Game of Thrones (Season 8, episode 2).
Let’s get to theorizing, Thrones fans.
Ahead of Sunday, HBO has released 14 new photos from Game of Thrones Season 8, episode 2. From Jaime facing the music to a mysterious strategy session, this sneak peek doesn’t reveal anything particularly unexpected — but in Westeros, where there’s a detail, there’s a theory.
Here are all 14 photos, with some light speculation from Mashable’s investigative Thrones squad.
Super-Assassin John Wick (Keanu Reeves) is on the run after killing a member of the international assassin’s guild, and with a $ 14 million price tag on his head, he is the target of hit men and women everywhere.
Teresa Giudice is trying to ‘detach’ from Joe Giudice as he appeals his deportation order to Italy, but her husband would be ‘heartbroken’ if they actually went through with a divorce.
We hear about bankruptcy in the news all the time. But the type we hear about most, Chapter 11, is what businesses typically use to restructure their debts.
The process can get tricky fast, so keep reading to learn who’s eligible for Chapter 13 bankruptcy and how it works.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is known as a “wage earner’s plan,” because it allows working people to make a plan to repay their debt over a three- to five-year span.
While filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy may reduce or discharge much of your debt, there are a few key exceptions: alimony, child support, some taxes, federal student loans and criminal fines.
Have unsecured debts (credit cards, student loans, medical bills) of less than $ 394,725.
Have secured debts (property, vehicles) of less than $ 1,184,200.
Have already gone to credit counseling individually or in a group.
Be working with a regular income.
Be current on your taxes.
If you’ve filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in the past two years, you’re ineligible to petition for bankruptcy again.
Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Better Than Chapter 7?
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is often referred to as “liquidation bankruptcy.” A court-appointed trustee takes your assets and divides the funds among your creditors. You may be able to keep your home, although exemptions for property vary by state.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a quicker process, lasting only a few months. If you fail the Chapter 7 means test that determines your ability to pay part of your debt, you can convert your petition for bankruptcy to one for Chapter 13.
Chapter 13 is often seen as a more attractive method of filing for bankruptcy for homeowners, because it gives you a chance to save your home from foreclosure if you’re behind on your mortgage. However, you must make all mortgage payments on time during the Chapter 13 payment plan or you’ll risk losing your home.
Another key difference between Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 is that in the latter, your debt due to a separation or divorce may be discharged or reduced.
During your Chapter 13 payment plan, you’re not allowed to take on any new debt without court approval. Chapter 7 is not as strict.
What Happens When You File Chapter 13?
You must pay a $ 235 filing fee and a $ 75 administrative fee to file for Chapter 13, which can be paid over four installments with permission from the bankruptcy court. The bankruptcy forms ask about creditors, the amounts you owe to them, your income, your property and your monthly expenses.
Even if only one spouse is filing for bankruptcy, both parties in a married couple must provide this information.
Debt collection stops once you file your petition for bankruptcy, so that an impartial trustee can be appointed and meet with your creditors to work out a repayment plan. You’ll also attend this meeting to answer questions about your finances and your debt repayment plan. Then, within 14 days of filing for bankruptcy, your repayment plan must be submitted to the court.
Attorneys fees can often be paid back over the course of the Chapter 13 payment plan.
When you file Chapter 13, you make all debt payments to a trustee, who then sends the proper amounts to creditors. You don’t have to interact directly with the parties you owe money to.
Depending on your repayment plan, you’ll make fixed payments on a regular basis by payroll deduction or direct payments. These payments start within 30 days of filing for bankruptcy, even if your payment plan hasn’t yet been approved in a court hearing.
How much will you pay? Typically, all of your disposable income, with an allowance of 15% of your gross income for charitable contributions. If your monthly income is less than the state median for a family the size of yours, you’ll pay for three years; if you make above the median income, you’ll pay for five years.
If you have past-due amounts on a home, car or other loans with collateral, you’ll be able to pay back those balances over the length of your payment plan.
Is Filing for Bankruptcy Right For You?
Deciding to file for bankruptcy is a deeply personal choice and one to make after careful consideration.
For some, debt feels like an insurmountable obstacle, for which bankruptcy provides a way through. It also stops the barrage of calls from debt collectors while you work toward paying off debt that doesn’t get discharged in the bankruptcy process.
The black mark on your credit will last up to 10 years, but a history of missed payments and a stretched credit limit look just as bad to potential creditors.
One family The Penny Hoarder spoke with found bankruptcy to be more challenging than they originally expected. Instead of having the freedom to make simple purchases, they felt trapped by the process. They eventually used a large tax refund to leave bankruptcy early.
For others, the shame that often comes with filing for bankruptcy is worth it for a fresh start.
It's among the most anticipated family films of the year, and Fandango is giving you a chance to see How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World three weeks before it officially arrives in theaters on February 22.
Oh yes, we did say THREE WEEKS EARLY!
After winning one-sided semi-finals that few will remember in years to come, Novak Djokovic and Rafa Nadal will face off in a blockbuster Australian Open decider on Sunday that offers much more than a clash of great players.
BEVERLY HILLS — This isn’t a story about a retailer that’s succumbed to a challenging business environment or digital disruptors.
Beverly Hills men’s retailer Carroll & Co. — frequented by Hollywood celebrities such as Frank Sinatra, Cary Grant, Gene Kelly, Jimmy Stewart and Jack Lemmon — is in the midst of a store-closing sale after nearly 70 years as the founder’s son looks to relocate and reinvent the business.
John Carroll, whose father Richard Carroll started the business in 1949, has his work cut out for him overseeing the store closing sale. But once that task is wrapped, he will reenter the men’s made-to-measure business — a segment of Carroll & Co. that has taken off in recent years. About 400 square feet of the store’s 8,000-square-foot footprint is dedicated to made-to-measure and so much of its business is done there, Carroll said.
The “Today” show is moving past Megyn.
The first episode of the NBC talk show since Megyn Kelly was officially given the boot last week aired Monday with Craig Melvin, Hoda Kotb and Al Roker sitting front and center.

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Harriet Jeanette Hagen, age 90, passed away on June 17, 2018 in Billings at Billings Clinic Hospital after a brief recurrence of cancer.
She was born on July 19, 1927 in Minot, ND to Peter and Laura Linnertz. Harriet graduated from St. Leo’s Catholic high School and later married Melvin D. Hagen on November 26, 1947. They had 3 children, David, Robert, and Laura while living in Minot.
The family relocated to Lewistown, MT in 1960, where they resided until Melvin’s death in 2006. Harriet was the secretary at Valley Vista Manor Nursing Home for many years. She and Melvin later owned and operated the Credit Bureau of Lewistown until their retirement.
Harriet then moved to Billings, MT to be close to family. She was proud to have lived independently until age 90, after which she resided at Highgate Assisted Living. She enjoyed excellent care and comfort in her final months of life.
Harriet cherished her family, friends, sewing and needlework, square dancing, motor home trips to AZ, and church activities. She was an active member of the Catholic Daughters, a Hospice Volunteer, and an avid bridge player. The loves of her life were her only grandson, Kyle, daily walks, visiting neighbors, and especially sharing treats and hugs with her many dog friends throughout the years.
She is survived by her daughter Laura B. Eldridge of Billings, MT; son Robert D. (Rebecca) Hagen of Laurel, MT; son David M. (Carolyn), and grandson Kyle C. Hagen of Gillette, WY; God-Daughter Kathy Mazzye, and numerous nieces and nephews.
A Celebration of Harriet’s life will be held at 11:00 AM on July 16 at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Billings, MT with a luncheon to follow at the church. Cremation has taken place and Inurnment will occur at 11:00 AM on July 17 at Mount Calvary Cemetery in Lewistown, MT with a luncheon following at the Little Big Man.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


text: Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate romance. But it’s also a holiday of love in all its forms. Writer Jill Sisson Quinn tells us about one of the loves in her life.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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Unique artworks adorn the wine labels of the newest additions to its exclusive Odd Bins range.
Four upcoming South African artists were commissioned by Checkers to create unique artworks to adorn the wine labels of the newest additions to its exclusive Odd Bins range.
The artists that form part of the first ever Odd Bins Artist Collab are Karabo Poppy Moletsane, Musonda Kabwe, Lauren Fowler and Rose Chaston.
Each artist was given a limited edition Odd Bins estate wine and asked to develop a unique design which encapsulates the specific varietal of that wine. The result: two of the finer things in life - wine and art - brought together in a limited edition bottle.
Aromas of black cherry, truffle and black pepper with a velvety plum palate.
The Odd Bins Artist Collab wines will be available in Checkers, Checkers Hyper and Checkers LiquorShop stores across South Africa from end October 2018, just in time for the festive season.
Local artists are invited to submit their designs before 2 December 2018 to be considered for the next Odd Bins Artist Collab. The winners will have their artwork featured on the labels of more than 30 000 bottles of Odd Bins, distributed nationwide, as well as receive prizes to the value of R10 000 towards further developing their talent, be it via training, art supplies or other means. Visit www.checkers.co.za for details. Terms and conditions apply.
Exclusive to Checkers, Odd Bins is a collection of limited edition vintages from famous South African wine estates. The original label is kept secret to ensure the wine remains both affordable and accessible. Each Odd Bins wine is like a piece of art, and like art, each Odd Bins wine is unique. Once the bin is sold out, the number is never repeated.
Musonda Kabwe - aka Müs - is an award-winning artist born in Zambia and raised in Johannesburg. Using both traditional and digital approaches, Kabwe’s work questions social reality with a view to fostering empathy and unity through characterisation and illustration.
Rose Chaston is a visual artist living and working in Cape Town who specialises in bold, minimal line work and colourful abstract nudes. Her work is a playful yet pointed celebration of the female form and its proportions.
Lauren Fowler is a multi-faceted designer adept in graphic design, illustration, animation, photography and embroidery She runs the online shop Lostisaplacetoo.com and illustrates children's books as part of another business endeavour, "Florence and Watson".
Karabo Poppy Moletsane is an acclaimed illustrator and designer who lives and works in Tshwane. A graduate of the Open Window School of Visual Communication, Moletsane’s vibrant works are dedicated to the cultural preservation of the South African aesthetic.


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Whooping cough or pertussis has a funny sounding name, but the illness—and the cough—are anything but. Dr. Geoffrey Weinberg, a pediatric infectious disease specialist at UR Medicine’s Golisano Children’s Hospital explains why.
No one ever thinks they'll get hurt or drown while boating, but thousands of people do. If you’re planning to spend your summer on the water, make sure you’re doing everything you can to get back to the dock safely. UR Medicine injury prevention expert Ray McLean shares a boating safety checklist for you and your family.
Most of us have the occasional memory slip: Where’d I park the car? How do I figure out what to tip the waiter? What did you say your name was? UR Medicine expert Dr. Mark Mapstone helps sort out the difference between normal memory issues and more serious problems.
Selecting sunglasses can be fun but daunting—so many styles, shapes, sizes, and colors from which to choose. As UR Medicine eyewear expert Tom Scalzo explains in this video, your priority should be picking shades that will protect your eyes and vision.


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The cherry blossom season in Tokyo was declared officially opened yesterday, March, 22 after the Meteorological Agency confirmed opening of more than five cherry blossoms on a Somei-Yoshino cherry tree at Yasukuni Shrine in Chiyoda Ward.
In about a week the majority of Somei Yoshino cherry trees in Tokyo enter their full bloom period. In average, the sakura blooming season starts about March, 27, but this year it arrived slightly earlier though not as early as in 2018 when cherry trees started blooming 9 days prior to their usual schedule.
Where to see best cherry blossoms in Tokyo this year?
Over 1000 cherry trees will adorn Shinjuku Gyoen, one of the largest national gardens in Tokyo located in the tourist area near Shinjuku.
The banks of the Meguro River will soon turn pinkish with over 800 sakura trees planted along the river. At night, cherry trees are lit up with special lights. It is a very popular spot in Tokyo in spring.
For the most picturesque cherry blossom spot head to Chidorigafuchi. The moats of the old Edo Castle are all covered with cherry trees which look totally terrific from water – hire a boat and paddle by.
If crowds of tourists do not scare you off, then consider visiting Ueno Onshi Park where Hanami, or a cherry blossom party takes place.
For an unusual blend of fragile white and pink flowers and state-of-the-art modern architecture come to Mori Garden Ropponghi Hills.
The second edition of The Spirit of Goa Festival 2019 is scheduled for April, 26–28. The three-day event is organized under the patronage of the Goa Tourism Department that joined hands with the Goa Feni Distillers and Bottlers.

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Come enjoy a free movie,under the stars Saturday night.
Bring your lawn chair, blankets and snacks. Alcohol not permitted.

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Lonely Planet Discover Paris 2019 (Travel Guide), 6th Edition is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Promenade down the Champs Elysees, lose yourself in the Louvre, and work your way through a feast of food and wine―all with your trusted travel companion. Discover the best of Paris and begin your journey now!
The Perfect Choice: Lonely Planet’s Discover Paris 2019 is filled with inspiring and colorful photos, and focuses on Paris’s most popular attractions for those wanting to experience the best of the best.


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It’s time to replace the trusty Michelin Pilot Road 4 GT rear tire on our 2014 BMW R1200RTW.
This rear tire has just (barely) hit the wear bars, and has lasted an admirable 16,468 km. While some of my ‘frugal’ riding friends would likely push the tire another couple of thousand kilometres, I’m not that brave.
I’ve been absolutely happy with the Michelin tires. In extreme wet weather, they are absolutely confidence inspiring, and have never given me cause for concern when riding in the rain. I like that, a lot.
Now, I’m shopping for a new set of tires, and am currently short listing another set of Michelin Pilot Road 4 GTs and the Metzeler Roadtec 01.
And while the front tire has only some 10,00 km on it, I’ve decided to replace both tires in the next week.
Interestingly, I’ve checked out PR4 GT and Roadtec 01 prices online at Fortnine (formerly Canada’s Motorcycle Store) against U.S. online mega-store Revzilla and find the advertized prices for tires are actually higher in the U.S. when converted to Canadian dollars, plus you have to pay shipping from the U.S. Fortnine offers free shipping in Canada for orders over $49 Cdn.
But before I buy the tires, I’ll check with my local retailers. If they come close in price, I’ll buy locally.
← Fuel economy - BMW's R1200RTW. Who cares?

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*For more information about graduate student funding at Purdue, visit the graduate school funding opportunities page.
The Axtell Award was established to provide recognition and support for outstanding M.S. and Ph.D. students in plant breeding, genetics and genomics. Dr. Axtell was the Lynn Distinguished Professor of Agronomy, a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a faculty member in Agronomy for 34 years. He was noted for his interdisciplinary approaches to research and his commitment to improving the quality of life of the poor in developing countries through crop improvement.
The Barber Scholarship was established to provide recognition and support for outstanding M.S. and Ph.D. students in soil fertility and plant nutrition. He was named the John B. Peterson Distinguished Professor in 1988 and elected to membership in the National Academy of Sciences in 1987. Dr. Barber used the principles of physiology, chemistry, and physics to analyze the process of soil nutrient uptake by plant roots. He studied, separately for P and K, the mechanisms of movement of nutrients in the soil, the mode of nutrient uptake, and the role of surface area and length of roots, soil water and temperature to the overall process of nutrient uptake. He showed that processes were unique for each nutrient and that rate of nutrient uptake increased with root growth.
The Phillips Award was established to provide recognition and support for outstanding MS and Ph.D. students interested in extension. Dr. Phillips, former Agronomy Department Head, was known for his enthusiasm, positive approach, fairness, education and ability to create and maintain a collegial and supportive work environment. He was recognized within the department for creating a "family" attitude. Some of the innovations adopted under his leadership included multi-media resource centers for crops, soils and remote sensing courses, teaching seminars for graduate teaching assistants, computer hardware and software to assist research, teaching and extension programs and the use of closed circuit television for delivery of courses and extension programs at off-campus locations.
The Joe White Award was established to provide recognition and support for outstanding MS and Ph.D. students in soil chemistry and mineralogy. Dr. White was a Professor of Agronomy from 1947 through 2004. His research was at the forefront of soil chemistry and mineralogy, which led to significant improvements in environmental stewardship and improved crop productivity. Environmental molecular science has become a mature discipline and Dr. White was one of the key pioneers in this field. Recipients of this award must demonstrate the Joe L. White philosophy: working on applied problems in soil chemistry and mineralogy through basic research.
The Rothgeb Scholarship was established in memory of Wayne P. Rothgeb, who served in the U.S. Army Air Corps from 1941 through 1945. He was a flight leader and assistant operations officer in his squadron, and he received the Air Medal with four clusters and a unit citation. Wayne Rothgeb received his B.S. degree in Agriculture from Purdue University in 1948, then for two years held the position of assistant county agricultural agent for Jay County, Indiana. From 1951 to 1985 he was farm director for KWJG-TV in Ft. Wayne, IN. He was named National Farm Broadcaster of the Year in 1984. In 1980 he was awarded the Certificate of Distinction from the Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association, recognizing his contribution to agriculture through professional accomplishments, activity in organizations, and community service.
The Nyquist Scholarship is intended to recognize graduate students in the disciplines of plant genetics, plant breeding, plant genomics and/or related agronomic sciences which include a significant genetics component. During his 35-year career in Agronomy, Dr. Nyquist distinguished himself as a dedicated teacher, an outstanding scholar, and wonderful mentor. He taught four graduate-level courses in the area of statistical methods and quantitative and statistical genetics. He wrote many handouts totaling over 3000 pages which extended the subject matter beyond that available in the textbooks and the literature. Through his leadership in teaching, he greatly unified and strengthened the whole training program in quantitative genetics and breeding at Purdue in both the plant and animal areas.
An annual graduate student award intended to recognize the most significant research achievements of our graduate students. Any graduate student currently enrolled in an MS or Ph.D. program in the department (including students enrolled in interdisciplinary programs), and whose major professor is a member of the Agronomy Department faculty (including partial and adjunct appointments) are eligible for nomination. A student can receive each award only once.
An annual graduate student award intended to recognize the most significant extension achievements of our graduate students. Any graduate student currently enrolled in an MS or Ph.D. program in the department (including students enrolled in interdisciplinary programs), and whose major professor is a member of the Agronomy Department faculty (including partial and adjunct appointments) are eligible for nomination. A student can receive the award only one time.
An annual graduate student award intended to recognize the most significant teaching achievements of our graduate students. Any graduate student currently enrolled in an MS or Ph.D. program in the department (including students enrolled in interdisciplinary programs), and whose major professor is a member of the Agronomy Department faculty (including partial and adjunct appointments) are eligible for nomination. A student can receive the award only one time.
M.O. Pence served the Agronomy Department and the people of the State of Indiana as an outstanding extension educator over many years. To honor him and to encourage the development of future leaders in agronomy extension and/or applied research, the scholarship fund was established. The selection criteria includes 1) demonstrated career interest in agronomy extension (or similar activity in industry) and/or in applied agronomic research, 2) leadership ability and/or [potential, and 3) academic performance.
Dr. Bailey received his undergraduate degree from Iowa State University followed by his M.S. and Ph.D. from Purdue University. He retired after a 42 year career with the Environmental Protection Agency, where he was a research scientist in the areas of soil and surface chemistry. He was a prolific researcher whose contributions in the areas of environmental science, pesticide fate, and heavy metal speciation and clay chemistry served as benchmarks in this field and garnered numerous awards including Presidential Citations from four administrations.
Dr. Bauman received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. (1950) from the University of Illinois. Dr. Bauman was a research agronomist with the Agricultural Research Service, USDA in Tifton, Georgia and Wooster, Ohio from 1953-1959. He joined Purdue University in 1959 as professor of genetics and plant breeding where he served until his retirement in 1986. Dr. Bauman was recognized among his colleagues as a very skillful and productive corn geneticist and breeder. He and his associates were the first to apply the technique of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to determine oil content of individual corn kernels. Genetic analysis to estimate the importance of epitasis in determining yield and other plant characteristics developed by Dr. Bauman, has been refined and is widely utilized by other researchers in a number of crop species.
An endowment fund in honor of Drs. Loyal F. “Pete” Bauman and Donald P. Doolittle (Animal Sciences) for their extraordinary contributions as teachers, mentors, and friends to many students whom they served during their careers at Purdue University.
A scholarship was established in honor of Dr. George Scarseth, a former faculty member and head of the Agronomy Department, who was a pioneer in reduced tillage farming. He promoted new ideas and approaches in crop production. Scarseth was known for his talents as a teacher, speaker and writer, and was often invited to give a guest presentation. He published widely including two books: Man and His Earth in 1962 and Humans and Its Earth in 1964. As a researcher, he was especially well recognized for his soil fertility studies, options for increasing yield and early no-till or minimal tilling practices. He also explored various regions of the world for crop production, not just those with seemingly ideal conditions. He continued his research long after leaving Purdue, working nearby at the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
The Dow AgroSciences Scholars, created in 2012, is intended to recruit outstanding graduate students and recognize graduate students who demonstrate academic excellence, initiative, problem solving, and leadership. Two awards (or more) will be issued each year based on the number of qualified applications received in the Agronomy or Plant Breeding and Genetics program.

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My son is self-employed with a Bachelor's degree currently living in Anand. We come from an Upper middle class, Nuclear family background with Moderate values.My Son is having modern lifestyle but he is also having traditional values.
I am self-employed with a Bachelor's degree currently living in Boriavi. I belong to a middle class, joint family with liberal values.


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Hello LA communities! Welcome to LA 2020 Reports forum section. We’ve created this page for us to talk about what is happening in the job growth right now. You are free to post or ask anything and everything about the available jobs and job growth report you’ve read. Many people who are members of this forum would definitely help you with your concerns. Please remember that we do not allow any malicious or foul words to be posted here. Any unpleasant comments or messages we find on this page will be deleted or worse, your accounts have the possibility of being banned. Thank you for your compliance. We are hoping for your cooperation on this.
Experts say the park and the planned retail development nearby would create jobs for the locals in the area. This would also help establish this community as a shopping and entertainment destination similar to other parts of Los Angeles. After these projects are done, there could be live entertainment which would rival other entertainment in other communities.
To the leaders of the Los Angeles city and to the developers who offer the community a chance to revive the splendid past of this community, thank you!
To those who planned this development, thank you. It is good to know that you have this project in mind. More and more people will get a job. Another good report on LA’s job growth.


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Equi- Jug is an easy way to eliminate nutritional gaps that can occur from everyday work or poor harvesting and storage conditions for hay and grain.
Horses that engage in intense workloads such as racing, 3 day eventing, endurance rides, multi day competitions, long transportations, post-operative or recovery, aged and arthritic horses, horses with prolong illnesses and reduced digestive capacities can benefit from Equi-Jug.
Nutrient losses in hay can occur due to poor harvest conditions, soil quality, amount of sunshine exposure, and length of storage conditions. Studies have revealed that beta carotene losses (precursor to Vitamin A) can be as high as 80% during curing, and then an additional 7% loss each month. Vitamin E loses in timothy and alfalfa hay can be as high as 60% if not stored in a cool, dark environment.
18 amino acids, including Lysine, Methione and Threonine, the 3 most limiting essential amino acids, and often deficient in equine diets. Amino acids which horses need for tissue repair, muscle development and strength and proper growth. Protein is also essential for the production of enzymes, hormones, and immunoglobulins, all of which play critical roles in breathing, digestion, central nervous and immune functions.
Fat soluble vitamis, A, D, E and K ensure adequacy for all epithelial tissue (respiratory, intestinal and digestive tract), proper mineral absorption and bone development, muscle integrity and maintenance of tissue repair and blood clotting.
All 8 B vitamins and folic acid. B vitamins are essential for healthy nervous system, production of energy and proper RBC production and oxygen delivery function.
Antioxidant Complex, Vitamins A,E, C and Zinc, help prevent oxidative damage of cell membranes from free radical reactions. Free radicals are caused by ultra-violet rays from the sun, x-rays, exposure to pesticides, insecticides, herbicides and increase with intense exercise and age..
Electrolytes, Sodium, Potassium, and Chloride are lost with excessive sweating during training and racing. These minerals are critical for all motor function, cardiac and central nervous function.


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The Permai Residences Showflat will be opened for viewing strictly via appointments only. Be the first to choose an ideal choice unit in this brand new luxurious development. This project is within close proximity to various nature parks like the Labrador Nature Reserve and the Mount Faber Hill. Furthermore, many reputable schools namely the CHIJ Saint Theresa Convent, the Radin Mas Primary School and the Zhangde Primary School. Don't miss this exciting new launch and register with us via hotline 61001778 or fill up the contact form attached.
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Essential oils which are highly concentrated substances extracted from roots, leaves, seeds, or blossoms of plants are used in aromatherapy. These oils contain chemicals which can be absorbed into our body. Essential oils can be diluted with a base or carrier oil for massage, or put in a vaporizer for you to breathe them in.
The use of different oils and massage techniques used in aromatherapy might provide a relaxing and soothing effect, which can increase the sense of well-being and improve general health. In your pregnancy, if you want to try aromatherapy, it might be worth asking for a small demo in the form of a hand or a foot massage to understand and experience the feeling before actually getting it done.
However, it might not be safe to use essential oils if you have a history of miscarriage, any vaginal bleeding in pregnancy, epilepsy, heart problems, diabetes, blood clotting problems, or you have thyroid, liver or kidney disease.
There are both negatives and positives for using aromatherapy while you are pregnant. The negatives could be quite serious and the effects can be devastating. It is essential to seek advice from a professional practitioner before using any essential oil.
If you're still considering aromatherapy, consult your doctor and a trained aroma therapist about the possible risks and benefits.


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HDFC TOP 200 is a equity diversified fund offered by HDFC mutual fund.This fund invests predominantly in Large cap stocks.
Fund have top most allocation in Financial sector followed by energy and technology.
RETURNS ARE COMPOUNDED PA.BASIS FOR MORE THAN 1 YRS.
1.Diversification:Investment get diversified in multiple stocks and sectors which mininizes the risk.
2.Capital gains after 1 yr is totally tax free.This is important factor for investors as investment of most of the other instruments eaten away by the taxes.
3.Fund allows investment through systematic way..allows investors to remain invested over a period of time.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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we have a new department: haunt your house with our scene setters and scene kits!
Friday The 13th Jason Door Topper with Curtain Vacuform door topper measures approximately 35"" wide x 8' long (to bottom of fringe) and features Jason's head with his signature hockey mask. Machete included with blood coloring on the blade can be inserted into Jason's right hand. Machete measures approximately 3" wide x 20" high. This is an officially licensed Friday The 13th Jason product.
A Nightmare On Elm Street Freddy Krueger Door Topper with Curtain Includes vacuform door topper. Also included is a detachable Freddy glove with soft plastic blades and adjustable finger and wrist straps. The glove is to be placed on the door topper at Freddy's right hand. Measures approximately 35" wide x 8' long (to bottom of fringe). This is an officially licensed A Nightmare On Elm Street Freddy Krueger product.
5' Grim Reaper Lighted Door Display Grim Reaper features a nylon body, sturdy plastic skull face and hands and also a black nylon fringe that hangs down. Measures approximately 66" high x 58" wide. Each hand features a flickering orange light. Includes 3 grommets on the top of head and hands that allow for easy installation. 5' Long UL Listed AC Cord plugs into any standard outlet. Intended for indoor use only. Fits doorways up to 58" wide."
Haunted Clock A unique addition to your Halloween decorations! A glitter fringe banner with "Happy Halloween", and measures 10 feet long by 10 inches tall. A perfect Halloween decoration for any place... home, school, and even the office!
Haunted Shaking Chandelier measures approximately 12" wide x 11" high (24" high including chains on top of prop). UL Listed AC Adapter includes Black Power Cord that is approximately 18' long. For indoor use only. Chandelier shakes when plugged in. Please Note: Prop has no on/off switch. Made of metal, acrylic and plastic.
Cellar Dweller Cellar Dweller is made of plastic and is sound activated. Makes creepy monster sounds. Doors shake and rattle. Indoor or Outdoor. Measures approximately 38"" wide x 36" high. Some assembly required. 4-AA batteries required (not included).
Vampire Family Busts Turn your home into a haunted mansion! Detailed resin and stone-powder busts look like gravestone decorations and come in 3 different spooky vampire-like characters. Each feature different accents like a raven, skull, rat, and spider.
"Skull and Book" Light The tale of his gruesome death is a bone-chilling mystery! Spine-chilling hard foam skull has a light bulb on top that flickers a realistic, scary flame — all atop a hard foam "leather-bound" book. Plugs into any standard outlet; UL listed. Great for Halloween parties and décor! 8 1/2 x 11 x 14"H.
• Overall Dimensions: 14.1x5.71x14.57 "
Gothic Blinking Mirror The Gothic Skull Mirror puts some gothic-style furnishings into your "Haunted House"! This light-up skull mirror is assembled and mounts easily on most walls, has two lamps with light-up blinking bulbs, and skull accents. Simply flip the switch for light up fun!
Animated Portrait - Witch You looking for trouble? She only has eyes and tongue for you! Watch her eyes and tongue pop out as you pass by her creepy portrait. The Animated Portrait  Witch is full of funny phrases sure to keep your guests in stitches. This portrait is 12" x 8" and includes 4 AA batteries.
Animated Portrait - Pirate Portrait can be set to either motion activated or button activated and measures approximately 15"" high x 12"" wide and includes 4 - ""AA"" batteries. Animated Pirate Portrait is full of funny phrases that include: "You want to know where I've buried my treasure, huh? Well, FORGET IT!"; "My Pirate name was...Crazy Cap'n Popper!!"; "You'll never find me treasure! Nanny nanny boo boo!"; "Aye, Yer a bit ripe, aren't ye?"; "Ain't I just a pretty picture?"; "Come closer ... closer ... yes ... DAAAHHHH!!". Portrait is also motion activated and measures approximately 15" high x 12" wide. Also includes 4 - "AA" batteries.
Possessed Portrait Possessed Portrait is made of plastic and measures approximately 23" high x 20" wide x 2.5" deep. Uses (3) - "AA" batteries (included). Painting sways back and forth while emitting a ghostly laughing and screaming. Sound activated. Please Note: The picture image does not change.
Haunted Moving Books Haunted Moving Book Prop is made of plastic and measures approximately 8" high x 8" wide x 7" deep. Uses 3 - "AA" batteries (included). Can be button-activated (use "Try Me" button) or sound-activated (turn switch to "ON"). Simply clap hands or make a sound to activate prop. The middle book moves in and out as creepy laughing starts and prop speaks a scary phrase.
Shocker Door Knocker Shocker Door Knocker measures approximately 7" wide x 10" high and is made of plastic. Battery operated. Features 2 flickering LED lights and makes scrreaming and shocking sounds. Requires (2) "AA" Batteries (included).
Rotten Skull Lamp It's midnight in the garden of good and evil and something creepy is lurking in the mist. Quick, turn on the light! Creepy-looking, multi-colored LED lamp is draped in freaky swamp moss-like fabric and reveals a realistic yellowed skull.
haunted mirror Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the scariest of them all? Is it I, or YIKES, what is THAT! With this mind-bending mirror, you become the star of your own horror flick! Move the mirror and a spooky hologram skull appearsOe Which one is scarier n your reflection or the skull n is up to youOe It all depends on the angle, and how deeply you want to lookOe. A must for Halloween.
Corpse Door Knocker with Sound Corpse Door Knocker knocks on the door and says "Let me in!". Uses 3 - "AA" batteries (included). Approximately 13" high x 5" wide x 2.5" deep. Prop has a suction cup and a transparent strap to hang on any door.
10' Spooky Spider Ceiling Drape Includes one 10 foot Spider ceiling drape with hanging spiders. Drape is flame resistant and comes fully assembled.
Lenticular Horror Frame Couple Includes 1 18" x 22" polystyrene frame with a printed plastic image that changes from a normal pose to terrifying depending on the angle that you are looking from.
Skeleton Chair Cover Spooky Scenes Turn your room into a haunted experience. Set the tone for your Halloween party with this Skeleton Chair Cover. Includes one cover that will fit most 32"- 43" chairs and is made of a nylon blend. The cover shows a skeleton sitting shackled to his chair and holding his head. Look for other Spooky Scene decorations (sold separately) to make your party a scream.
Skeleton Floor Mat Spooky Scenes You may fall for it, but you won't fall in. This clever floor mat gives the illusion of a pit of skeleton bones. Mat measures 36" wide x 48" long and is made of plastic. Look for other Spooky Scenes Halloween decorations (sold separately) to create the ultimate spooky atmosphere for your party.
Doomed Groom & Buried Bride Props Add-Ons (2 count) They took til death do us part literally! Watch this demented duo escape the bonds of matrimony and the grave! Contains 2 Large Plastic Add-Ons (each is approximately 33.5" wide x 63" long). For indoor/outdoor use.
Reaper Peeper Ceiling Grabber Somebody is watching you. The Reaper Peeper Ceiling Grabber is a disturbing evil spirit that is watching your every move. This cling can be placed on the floor or along a baseboard too. It has a partial skeletal head with fingers peering from the fiery depths beyond. Measures approximately 24" high x 12" wide.
Spider Web Clock This Spider Web Clock is made of plastic and has 5 scary skeleton heads on it. Requires 1 - "AA" battery (not included). Pendulum attaches easily and actually swings. Measures approximately 11.75" w x 16.75" high.
Tortured Souls Wall Grabber These ghostly ghouls are a scream. Tortured Souls Wall Grabbers have several spine-chilling sinister phantoms ready to terrify you. Measures 24" tall x 12" wide.
Skulls N Bones Peel N Place Use these skulls and bones to deaden-up your place! Stick 'em here, stick 'em there! Stick 'em just about anywhere! Peel N Place Sheet contains 4 Skull and 6 Bone Peel & Place Decorations. For indoor/outdoor use. Adheres to most smooth surfaces. Reusable and Repositionable. No adhesive needed.
Bloody Razor Door Curtain Package includes (1) paper and plastic door curtain that feature 7 strips with 11 paper razor blades on each strip. Measures approximately 78" high.
Spooky Uncle Bernie Changing Portrait This 5x7 lenticular portrait shows the hot-tempered "Uncle Bernie" transforming into a charred and flaming skeleton! Your guests will watch in horror as this dramatic change occurs! Perfect for your Halloween gathering or a year-round trick to scare your guests! (Note: You must walk past the portrait to see it change).
Spooky Aunt Polly Changing Portrait This 5x7 lenticular portrait shows the demure "Aunt Polly" transforming into a hanged corpse with bulging eyes. Your guests will watch in horror as this dramatic change occurs! Perfect for your Halloween gathering or a year-round trick to scare your guests! (Note: You must walk past the portrait to see it change).
Spooky Grandpa Esbat Changing Portrait This 5x7 lenticular portrait shows the family patriarch "Edward Esbat" transforming into a snarling demon with horns! Your guests will watch in horror as this dramatic change occurs! Perfect for your Halloween gathering or a year-round trick to scare your guests! (Note: You must walk past the portrait to see it change).
Spooky Aunt Madeline Changing Portrait This 5x7 lenticular portrait shows "Aunt Madeline" transforming into a snake-haired gorgon! Your guests will watch in horror as she turns her venomous gaze upon them! Perfect for your Halloween gathering or a year-round trick to scare your guests! (Note: You must walk past the portrait to see it change).


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If you search for Fitness Gym Brookline MA you will discover Assembly Sports Club a high end fitness gym without the high cost, located near Brookline MA. Assembly Sports Club is a spacious, state-of-the-art fitness center that offers affordable gym memberships. It’s a place where you can clear your mind, de-stress, and focus on improving your health and wellness.
It doesn’t matter if you’ve never set foot in a fitness gym Brookline MA, or if you’re an exercise veteran. It doesn’t matter if you’re 20 years old or 75 years young. Assembly Sports Club welcomes and supports individuals of all ages and fitness levels. We’re dedicated to helping people start a new chapter in their life and uncover energy and confidence they haven’t felt in years.

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1999 Genetic optimization of modulation characteristics for two twisted nematic liquid crystal spatial light modulators Kelly, T.L.; Munch, J.
1998 Phase-aberration correction with dual liquid-crystal spatial light modulators Kelly, T.; Munch, J.
2010 Stable, single frequency Er:YAG lasers at 1.6 micrometres Chang, N.; Hosken, D.; Munch, J.; Ottaway, D.; Veitch, P.
2009 Observation of optical torsional stiffness in a high optical power cavity Fan, Y.; Merrill, L.; Zhao, C.; Ju, L.; Blair, D.; Slagmolen, B.; Hosken, D.; Brooks, A.; Veitch, P.; Mudge, D.; Munch, J.
1 Cryogenic Laser; Yb:YAG, End pumped.

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Something of its essence then transmits itself to you. You can sense how still it is, and in doing so the same stillness arises within you.
So I was watching all of this and suddenly I realized that I was feeling that same sense of peace and magic that I had once felt as a child…the sun coming through the windows was really warm [I live off the grid and even though it was very cold and wintry outside, the sun warmed the living room] and I felt I could sit there forever watching the blowing snow, the wolf and the ravens..
As a young child, I spent the summers with my grandparents in their summer cottage on the shores of lake Michigan…. My childhood was a painful one..filled with loss, death, and sadness..but the summers in Michigan gave me what I needed to keep going.
There was no sense of time then…I think because I was so totally connected with nature..
One summer when I was about 10, my cousin and I rescued hundreds of monarch butterflies that had washed up on the beach and every summer, we spent hundreds of hours searching for and collecting stones that we called ‘pretty stones’.
Listening, on foggy days, to the foghorn in the lighthouse which was not far from our cottage.. was beautiful and mysterious and we never minded that those days we usually stayed inside by the fire..
So everything was magical and beautiful until one summer, some of that peace ended because I became a teenager, turning more toward..all that teenagers turn to..
My grandfather loved to sit in his rocking chair on the large screened in porch that faced the lake. He could watch the big car ferries coming in from their long trip across the lake and he knew by their whistles which ferry it was :the Badger, the Spartan, the Midland,the Flint….


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I feel so blessed that we are getting such an abundance of fresh produce right now. I spent all day yesterday making strawberry vanilla jam and freezing green beans, zucchini, bell peppers, and peaches. We will be eating well way into 2012!
Given all of our fresh produce, and the fact that our local Earth Fare weekly special was free fresh mozzarella cheese, I decided to make flatbread pizza tonight.
We usually switch between two different pizza dough recipes, depending on how much time we have and what type of pizza we feel like eating. Mitch’s basic pizza dough has been our staple for several years. It is a thick and delicious crust, but it requires at least 1 1/2 hours for the dough to rise. Sometimes we just want fast and quick pizza, and I have started using the Smitten Kitchen’s recipe for Rosemary Flatbread as our crust recipe. There is no rising involved, and you can easily go from ingredients to crispy pizza in less than 30 minutes. We’ve tried several flatbread pizza recipes, and this is the only one we’ve found that is actually thin and crispy instead of thick like focaccia bread.
Combine dry ingredients in bowl of mixer. Add water and olive oil and mix until dough forms a soft ball in the middle. Divide dough in half and roll out or press out with fingers onto baking sheet. Bake at 450°F for 6-8 minutes until the crust is crispy. Put tomato sauce, cheese, and toppings on cooked crust. Bake for another 4-6 minutes until the toppings and crust turn a golden brown.
Serves 2-3 people. We often double this recipe in order to have leftovers.
The pizzas were delicious, and I love that fact that every single topping, except for the mozzarella cheese, was from our garden! We are down to one last jar of tomato sauce and one last jar of basil pesto from last year’s harvest!
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Discussion in 'Ecommerce Forum' started by Ivel, Jan 20, 2019.
If I have 1 product in 2 different colours, do I need 2 separate bar codes for them? Also what is the official place to get the bar code from, is it GS1?
Yes, you would need 2 barcodes for each colour. Like a SKU code, a retailer needs to be able to differentiate between a product by colour and by size. Otherwise, they wouldn't know what they have sold. Take jeans for example, you have many different waist and length variations. You need to know what the customer is purchasing and what stock you have.
GS1 us where I've always purchased from. It may not be the cheapest but worked fine for me.

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These are so cute and really easy to make. I use them for salt and pepper bowls. There are 2 ways of making these.
For thin spoons: Roll out the paper clay in a bit of talcum powder until about 3mm thick.
Find a template for spoons and use a sharp knife to cut them out.
Paint your spoons using watercolors.
For round spoons: Take a piece of clay and roll it out to a thin sausage shape.
Use your thumb to press down on 1 end, creating a spoon shape.


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a short blog on Ecstasy Film Inc., the production company and Ecstasy the film, based on the book by Irvine Welsh. Ecstasy Film Inc. now has a number of projects in development and in various stages of production.
Toronto, ON, Wednesday, March 21, 2007 - The ever-so-controversial book Irvine Welsh book, ECSTASY, based on the reasons why people are compelled to take to drugs, turns its pages and gets ready to flip open onto the Big Screen.
Toronto based, Rob Heydon, the creator of over 100 music videos and commercials around the world, will be directing ECSTASY. His work has been noticed by companies globally as he has done projects for corporations such as Volvo, Johnny Walker, BMG, Diesel, Burton, Molson, Jack Daniel's, and Airwalk. Mr. Heydon is widely recognized and has won prestigious awards including a Juno for Best Video for Edwin's "Alive" (Sony Music Canada).
Mr. Irvine Welsh author of ECSTASY and Trainspotting says, "I've met Rob Heydon and he's a brilliant young producer/director with a good head on his shoulders and knows what he is doing. That's quite rare in the film business”.
Shooting will take place in Scotland.
ECSTASY is a dark romantic comedy based on the book, ECSTASY: Three Tales of Chemical Romance, written by Scotsman Irvine Welsh. ECSTASY has been translated into 20 languages and was a number one bestseller in over 20 countries. Mr. Welsh's first book, "Trainspotting", published in 1993, and was voted by Waterston’s, Europe's largest bookstore chain, as one of the Ten Best Books of the Century, selling over one million copies in the UK alone, and has its own cinematic Cinderella success story.
Danielle Iversen, Publicist, that PR thing inc.
Ecstasy is a dark romantic comedy, set in Scotland, and Amsterdam. It is based on the controversial book, Ecstasy (a collection of three short stories) by Irvine Welsh, which was first published in 1996. It was a No. 1 Bestseller in the first week of publication, and has been translated into over 20 different languages. The last short story, The Undefeated, was adapted into the play Ecstasy (by Montreal-based Keith Wyatt) that performed to sold-out audiences and critical acclaim across Canada and at the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh. After seeing the play, Irvine called it the “best adaptation" of his work.
The producers attended the Winter Music Conference in Miami, Florida, near the end of March which enabled us to meet with Artists, get them excited about the project, and discuss their possible involvement and contribution to the soundtrack, an essential aspect of Ecstasy’s success.
In January, Spin Magazine threw a party at Sundance called SPINdance. The wanted a film to promote that fit with the magazine and the independent spirit of Sundance. Ecstasy was a perfect fit, so we worked together and has Paul Oakenfold DJ the party. All the US and UK press, film critics and film writers were invited attend a dinner prepared by a celebrity chef. Mickey Cottrell an LA based publicist organized the press and we had the opportunity to make our initial contact with the press. They were all enthusiastic to hear about the future of another Irvine Welsh film.
We feel that this will be a great life-affirming love story that celebrates the redeeming qualities of a human spirit as it travels down the road to sobriety, surrounded on all sides by the controversial landscape of Ecstasy, temptation and escape.
I really can't wait for this movie to come out. It's about time for a new Welsh movie and I can't think of a better book to base it from. Thank you so much!


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Home » Hollywood Vocab » What is Craft Services?
When people in film, television or video production talk about Craft Services, they’re usually referring to food and drink station provided in a kind of round-the-clock buffet on set for cast and crew. People who work in a Craft Service position are considered crew members, so the person or people cleaning and stocking those tables of snacks and drinks are part of the production. In fact, on most television and film sets (especially for union productions), Craft Service is a full-time job and sometimes a lifetime career for the people working it. Craft Service is not the same as Catering, which provides the sit-down or plated meals for a cast and crew (every six hours on union-shoots). Hot meals are catered, but all the snacking that keeps people going between meals is Craft Service.
Whether you’re shooting for print, television or film, production days are long days. Craft Service is there to keep everyone on set going with the extra energy from eaten calories. On larger productions you can expect a variety of foods, candy, snacks and drinks all day long. Sometimes there are two craft service stations, one for cast and crew and a second area for non-union background actors.
Craft Services as we know them today started at Universal Studios. In the old days, meals on set were brown-bag lunches people brought from home. Universal Studios started rolling coffee carts (later adding doughnuts, snacks) to the different stages for between-meal boosts. While the Craft Service crew members used to be something like P.A.s or Production Assistants, they have become an important part of production.
On set, meal break and eating order is scheduled and precise. When, where, what and how long you get to eat will be announced by the AD (Assistant Director) or the AD’s proxy (depending on your position on set, a subordinate or a PA may be in charge of “breaking” you for your meals). The Craft Service table is less formal and strict about on-set hierarchy, especially if there is only one servicing the entire production. The Director or principal performers may wait to let a PA grab something first if the PA has to get back right back to work.
Snack courteously. Unless you’re the one with only 10 seconds before you’re needed somewhere else, keep an eye out for others at the table and be willing to let others go ahead of you. Don’t hog all of one kind of snack—if it’s your very favorite, other people probably like it, too. And if you encounter Craft Service people, remember “please” and “thank you” are always appreciated.
Snack efficiently. Don’t hang out at the table or linger to pick and sample. Get in, find what you need, and move out of the way. You can go back for more if you have down-time, but you don’t want to be a nuisance body-blocking other cast and crew.
Snack hygienically. Don’t make a mess, don’t double-dip your chips, don’t stack the creamer containers in futuristic, cylindrical cities only you understand. If you do spill, spot a mess or can’t find something that logically should be there (like the water, napkins, cups, etc.), politely inform Craft Services.
Snack proportionately. This is not the last time you’ll eat. Craft Service is not a meal.
Snack. Being part of a working production is a fantastic, fatiguing experience. Be sure to keep your energy—and your attitude—up by hydrating and eating responsibly on set.
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Does a Taxi’s Color Effect its Safety?
If you’ve ever wondered why a majority of taxi cabs are yellow, you’re not alone! It turns out researchers in Singapore were curious too.
First, let’s rewind to 1907. John D Hertz, the owner of a Chicago taxi cab company, had researchers of the University of Chicago determine what color he should choose for his taxi cabs, in an effort to make his cabs stand out amongst the crowds. They came back to him with the answer that yellow would stand out quite loudly from the sea of black vehicles that occupied the city streets.
After 3 years worth of data was collected, Dr. Ho and his academic colleagues set out to analyze the data. They found that, on average, blue taxi cabs were involved in 71.7 accidents per thousand vehicles per month, while yellow cabs were involved in 65.6 accidents. In other words, yellow cabs were 9% less likely to be involved in an accident.
After concluding these results, Dr. Ho then wanted to test his team’s new hypothesis that yellow cabs would have a greater advantage, in terms of safety, at night than their blue counterparts. They re-ran some of their data and concluded that yellow cabs were involved in 4.5 less accidents per 1,000 taxis per month than blue cabs.
Based on these findings Dr. Ho concluded that if the taxi firm changed their entire fleet to yellow cabs, over the course of a year, they would have 917 fewer accidents and would save the firm about $1.4 million, U.S dollars.
Fun Fact: John D. Hertz’s Chicago Yellow Cab company went on to become the world’s largest car-hire company, Hertz.
Hertz’ logo? Black italic font atop a taxi-yellow background.

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Black powder firearms provide shooters, hunters and collectors the opportunity of owning an elegant historical replica firearm made to modern standards with the latest technology.
Feinwerkbau it roughly translates to “Precision Tool Factory” and that is what they do, target rifles and pistols of the best designs made to the highest precision for your target shooting success.
Kurt Thune leads the world in design of best sport shooting wear, both custom made and off the shelf.
We carry an extensive range of spare parts for the products of the manufacturers we represent.
Below you'll find our individual product lists.
We are not gunsmiths and we do not do repairs although we do supply spare parts for the products that we sell.
In addition to our major factory suppliers that we import product direct from the overseas factories we also have other lines of interest to our customer base, we also import Circle Fly wads for shotgun, rifle & pistol shooting, we also stock the famous Ted Cash cappers and other brass accessories for the black powder aficionado.
We also have access to products from many of the major wholesale importers in Australia, we stock RWS Percussion Caps for rifles, pistols and musket. We can order other RWS products if required however these products can take many months to arrive.
We stock reloading tools for the classic calibre rifles we sell, we hold stocks of Lyman & RCBS die sets in 32-20, 38-55, 40-65, 45-70, 45-90, 45-120 and more. A large range of bullet moulds for BPC and round ball shooting in stock along with sizing dies and top punches for Lube Sizing presses.
We can supply reloading presses and all sorts of case preparation gear from RCBS, Lyman, Lee, Hornady & Redding to order if we don’t have it in stock.
Lead projectiles for muzzle loading.

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“When people cannot adequately speak or write their language, there arise strong men to speak it for them – and at them.” When linguist Wendell Johnson said this, he was referring to the importance of learning one’s native language or mother-tongue. However, if this saying is seen through political lenses, it very may also explain how important it is for the people to speak for themselves, for what is rightfully theirs and in opposition to what they feel is wrong.
Now the question is: is it really true that these leaders and politicians are peoples’ representatives? Do they really enjoy public support they claim they are backed up with? And how true is it that whatever these people say and do is for the people’s good?
In this God-forsaken land, what has actually encouraged and patronized the culture of this unaccountability here is the public silence. Like elsewhere, people of Kashmir too are confronted with a multitude of problems of all kinds. However, unlike elsewhere in the world, people here have perfected the art of ‘silent suffering’. As if their unremitting endurance and unfaltering patience was a great trait to be celebrated with pride, people here have developed an uncomfortably submissive behavior so much so that they never question why they are being meted the treatment they get at the hands of the their so-called representatives, both within the structures of the government as well as from those sitting outside of state’s political and administrative structures but who nevertheless claim being “people’s leaders”.
Very disconcerting it is, but truth is that we have needlessly grown sacred cows among us – in the arena of both politics and organized religion. And we take their words as gospel truth and supporting rationale for everything. The obvious fallout has been that the crooks and thugs have come to dominate each and every sphere of human activity. Our shopkeepers and other business people cheat gullible public openly, giving and taking bribe has become an accepted norm in government; even the pulpits of mosques are misused by the people to advance their petty interests, not to speak of other important public platforms having become tools for propagating brazen lies. Here leaders trade in their fellow peoples’ blood and never ever think before trading their loyalties or shifting their ideological iconographies!
Making matters worse is the fact that instead of acknowledging all the vices within, we are desirous of ‘change’— without actually bothering to spell out what that change would be like. They say a sacred human being gives birth to a sacred cow. It needs to be understood that the genesis and survival of sacred cows is rooted in fear and reverence. Therefore, those who want change will have to be ready to go against these sacred cows. They have not only to be irreverent innately, but outwardly and purposefully also irreverent in their actions. They will have to be ready to question all those who have, despite having ridden the waves of public anger and support, failed to deliver for the public good. It is time for all those who want the situation here to change for good to think of and devise ways and means of becoming iconoclastic bulldozers. Mind it there are so many myths and mythical characters in Kashmir’s social and political field fit to be demolished. For achieving this goal one need not to resort to violent tactics – it can, and it should be done without physical abuse.
God helps only those who help themselves. We have no right to expect good from anyone unless and until we learn to be good to our own-selves. Any revolution has to be preceded by a reformation process and any reformation process begins with the reformation of the ‘self’. Once this landmark is achieved, then only could one expect reaching bigger goals.

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This land has always been synonym of hospitality and life pleasures.
The social and the economical life of this region is strongly linked to the Brenta River; as a matter of fact, today’s restaurants and luxury hotels along the River replace the old Osterias which gave hospitality to travellers arriving here on the Burci from Padua towards Venice centuries ago.
Some of these splendid villas are now beautiful Hotels de Charme where tradition and modern comforts are bound together.
The Riviera del Brenta, known as the Garden of Venice, was the Venetian nobles’ favourite place for their summer stays and they used the Burchiello to reach this beautiful land.
The Riviera del Brenta is situated a few kilometres from Venice, which can easily be reached by bus (an excellent public bus service links Padua to Venice daily, visit www.actv.it website), by train and by boat.
Riviera del Brenta: A River of Hospitality!

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Johanne St. Laurent Lewin A.R.N.P. is a board certified Nurse Practitioner at the Rehabilitation Medicine Clinic at Harborview in Seattle, and her clinical interests include traumatic brain injury. She works with concussion patients, and we’ve heard that she has been very helpful.
Functional Neurology involves a whole-body evaluation and development of an individualized treatment plan of physical tasks (including using the eyes) that makes use of neuroplasticity to rewire the brain. Most Functional Neurology practitioners are chiropractors who have an additional 300 hours of training in neurology. There are numerous high-profile athletes and concussion advocates that believe functional neurology is the best treatment path.
Dr. Penaluna is highly recommended by a member of our community who is seeing the doctor for concussion treatment following a motor vehicle accident.
For more information on this treatment, see our page Craniosacral Therapy.
Lauren M. Christman, LMT, CBSI/ATSI, CCST. Crafted Touch ( Seattle). Lauren is highly respected craniosacral therapist and also teaches courses in craniosacral therapy.
Holistic Pediatrics and Family Health combines Dr. Steinecker’s more than 35 Years experience as an adult Neurologist with specialized training in Osteopathic Manipulation and Child Development. Dr. Steinecker is very well respected in her field.
Dr. Adkins practices Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT) which addresses the relationship between the sacrum (base of the spine) and the occiput (base of the skull) and how this affects the Cerebro-Spinal Fluid and the brain.
For more information on this treatment, see our page Vision Therapy.
The clinic was founded by Nancy G. Torgerson, O.D., F.C.O.V.D., past president of the College of Vision Development, which trains and certifies specialized optometrists who diagnose a wide range of vision problems. Alderwood Vision Clinic has a team of optometrists who do an in-depth diagnosis and develop a treatment plan for each patient. A team of vision therapists works with patients once or twice a week. Alderwood Vision Clinic is the preeminent vision therapy clinic in the region.
They have extensive experience and a successful track record with concussion patients who often have multiple vision problems that have gone undiagnosed by their family optometrist or general practitioner.
Natalia Murinova, M.D., M.H.A., UW Medicine.
Dr. Murinova is a board-certified physician, director of the UW Medicine Headache Center and a UW associate professor of Neurology. She also sees patients at the Headache Clinic at UWMC-Roosevelt and the Neurology Clinic at Eastside Specialty Center. She has been listed in The Best Doctors in Seattle. Dr. Murinova was recommended to Concussion Alliance by one of the partners at Adler Giersh, a law firm specializing in representing patients with traumatic brain injuries.
Dr. Seroussi is a physiatrist with a specialization in concussions and an innovative approach to treatments.
Dr. Musnick has developed a Functional Medicine approach to concussions, with treatments that “integrate a brain-healthy diet, supplements, exercise, brain training, frequency specific microcurrent, hyperbaric oxygen, and neurofeedback.” He has presented at the Annual Meeting of the Institute for Functional Medicine on the Brain and featured in the documentary “The Broken Brain” by Dr. Mark Hyman. Dr. Musnick was recommended to Concussion Alliance by one of the partners at Adler Giersh, a law firm specializing in representing patients with traumatic brain injuries.
Kara Sheridan is a physical therapist and a speech therapist with experience treating concussions. She is highly recommended by one of our community members who is seeing her for treatment for a traumatic brain injury.
Dr. York provides several coaching programs for those affected by concussions and traumatic brain injury. Her practice includes one-on-coaching for TBI survivors, return to work coaching, and high-risk TBI coaching, for those in high-risk sports and occupations. She also provides support for TBI caregivers, both one-on-one consulting and group workshops. Dr. York is a Washington State Traumatic Brain Injury Advisory Council Member, among other professional affiliations.
It is controversial as to whether hyperbaric oxygen treatment (HBOT) is useful for concussions. We hope to write an article addressing this issue in the future. On an anecdotal level, Dr. Nancy Torgerson, founder of Alderwood Vision Clinic, has told Concussion Alliance that numerous concussion patients at Alderwood Vision Clinic have improved after receiving hyperbaric oxygen treatments at Serene Natural Health.


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Shifting slightly from the first release "28 Dias Antes..." a mostly Spanish language album. This new release is a mix of both Spanish and English ballads, instrumentals, and good old fashion rock and roll.
Juanito Perez is a music project that is constantly redefining itself. With its beginnings in Spanish Rock and Electronic music, each album brings together all of the musical influences of those involved in the project at the time. This latest release features instrumentals, ballads, blues, country, jazz, and upbeat rock and roll songs both in English and Spanish. Inspired by the beauty of the Northern California Red Woods, "Liebe Leben" meaning "Love Life", is a celebration of life. It tackles the subjects of love, spirituality, friendship, desperation, happiness and zombies. Currently Juanito Perez is living, playing and recording in the beautiful borough of Brooklyn, New York.


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I’ve been slowly but surely updating the decor around my home – including Hayden and Hadley’s room.
Even though it’s just for two little girls, you can’t believe how much toys they’ve amounted over their little lifetime! George and I did a whole lot of purging and organizing, and I even made space for them to have their own desks. Hayden is starting kindergarten in just a few weeks, so we thought it’s time to get her a big girl desk for her homework. Omg, she’s going to have homework!!
There are so many to choose from, this is going to be tough.
Follow me on Instagram and Snapchat: shopsweetthings for instant discoveries and lots of behind-the-scenes! Thanks so much for reading!

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Gesamt-Ausg. -- of "Dramatische Werke.".
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