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The stat keeping might be more valuable than the GPS. Good app and I use every time I play now.
Now, this is what I expected when I first bought GolfLogix and some of the others! This one is the winner - by far. It must have been made by golfers for golfers! The winner!
Have used it on multiple courses and love every part of it. GPS distance, scorecard, various distance markers. Easy to use.
love the product so far
Very good app. Measured against skycaddie and others and the results were the same. I have seen improvements being recommended. Scoring statistics is very usefule.
First let me say this is my first review of any of my over 50 apps.
Works well on iPhone 4. The GPS distance is quite accurate. I tried on two golf course so far, for the larger golf course it works great. For smaller muni course (this one in particular has both 18 and 9 hole) and the GPS positioning could not determine the correct course and at times gave the wrong green position/direction. Overall, I like it.
Better than I even expected....took me about two rounds to get used to it but now I can't imagine playing without it. Charged my phone last night, played 18 holes today, used it the whole round and had power to spare when we were done - the GPS power saving option is great. I debated about getting a cheaper app, but am glad I didn't!
Take this golfing and your friends will be in awe. Used it for the first time on a crummy course (with carpeted tee boxes) which the app was very familiar with. No delay with pulling out the iPhone 4 and instantaneously providing distance. Emailing scorecards couldn't be easier. Didn't use as much battery as expected. One of my buddies buying an iPhone 4 because he was jealous of my magical device. Amazing
First let me say this is my first review of any of my over 50 apps.
The best app I have ever bought. It is is easy to use and is better than any other gps I have ever used.
I have been using a SkyCaddie SG3 and I think this works better. More detail and the ability to customize shots based on club selection is a great feature. Also the fly over feature gets you out of trouble on unknown courses. This was a great purchase to go with the new iPhone 4!
I took the $30.00 I had in my itunes account and starred at this app for hours, wondering if it were good enough to spend my money towards.
Pretty accurate yardage. Sure beats paying $$$ for a standalone golf gps. So far, all my courses have been listed
Used it for the first time on a course I play alot. Yardage was quite accurate, airiel view was on point and very easy to read. Extremely easy app. to use with little tutorial needed. Worth the $$$. Thanks!!!
Love this gps app. I have a golf only gps unit I paid over $200 for and this does all the same things. I can easily get a whole round out of a charged battery by shutting down the satelites between shots.
Well where do I start I guess I have decided this is the best golf gps app out there I have executive caddie as well as this app and it dosent even compare to this sometimes it's a little slow with the gps but it's understandable. If your shopping for a good scoring and gps program this is the best one they have right now.also the over head view is great you can see the entire hole perfect. For the biggest complaint I have seen on here is the battery life a mophie case will cover the whole round and leave you at about 50% battery life by the time you finish your round great app guys!
I took the $30.00 I had in my itunes account and starred at this app for hours, wondering if it were good enough to spend my money towards.
Great program. It has helped my game by showing me where I need to improve. I went from a 30 to a 22 handicap since using GolfShot. This i a matter of a few months.
HAVE A LOT OF APPS BUT FOR A AVID GOLFER THIS IS IT!!!!!!!!!!!! No golf apps CLOSE i have used it for the past 2 years not 1 problem!! i will not golf without it that how much i like it...
This is my favorite application on the iPhone 4. It works great, with larger screen and more features than my buddies dedicated golf GPS device. It only drained approx. 50% of battery in 18 holes (4 hours of play).
My son has a gps golf system that cost over $400. This $30 app works better than his system. Golfshot is in color and keeps my stats. Having it available on my computer to review at my leisure is great. I played yesterday and it saved me several strokes with the exact yardage. I changed the club I was going to hit and my next shot was on the green. I love this app.
Avid golfer and I've been using this app since last year and I love it. Loads of courses, accurate yardage, great hole overviews with suggested targets for shots and handicaps with scores.
Great program. It has helped my game by showing me where I need to improve. I went from a 30 to a 22 handicap since using GolfShot. This i a matter of a few months.
Great program. It has helped my game by showing me where I need to improve. I went from a 30 to a 22 handicap since using GolfShot. This i a matter of a few months.
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Process Engineering White Papers
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Works hard to be a Good Neighbor
Bristol-Myers Squibb manually monitored dissolved oxygen (DO) periodically and ran aeration blowers more than necessary to guard against variable loading rates. After upgrading the system to use online DO monitoring operators now have continuous DO readings in the aeration tanks, substantially reducing energy and maintenance costs.08/12/2013
No More Risky Business With Virtual Patching
Patching process control system software to remove security vulnerabilities is fraught with risk. System issues can be the result of installing a patch, but a system is also vulnerable without patching. Fortunately, virtual patching can improve the process and raise the system's security at the same time.09/21/2012
Impact of Formula-Based ERP Applications on Chemical Manufacturers
By understanding the key functions and architecture of a process-oriented, formula based ERP application, you will have a better foundation for choosing a solution that best suits your company and type of manufacturing.
This practical guide and checklist ties the unique operations of chemical manufacturers to specific ERP functionality and architecture. Topics include:
- Formula Specifications
- Variability and Quality
- Product Accountability and Costing
- Traceability
- IT Maintenance
Don't settle for a "one size fits all" ERP solution. With the "right fit" ERP solution, you will be able to streamline operations, reduce costs and scale production, while complying with federal regulations -- all with minimum customization.
Be a Demand Planning Rock Star
Rock stars get parties, limousines, fame, and dates with supermodels. What do Demand Planners get? Hopefully they may get fewer forecast errors. Learn how you can minimize production schedule changes, eliminate expedited transfers and shipments, reduce stock-outs, and more. Be a star at your company!09/06/2011
Chemical Processing Special Report: Beyond Condition Monitoring: Prevent Failures through Condition Management
For years chemicals makers have tracked the health of key equipment yet they still grapple with unplanned outages that can significantly impact financial performance through lost production and extra repair costs. In this Special Report, we'll explore underlying condition monitoring challenges and introduce the concept of condition management -- an enhanced approach that helps companies reap the full benefit from their condition monitoring investments; we'll also discuss how CMMS tools can help to provide a clear understanding of maintenance operations performance as well as provide some guidance on what you can expect from a CMMS vendor. Lastly, listen to the lively discussion between Chemical Processing's Senior Digital Editor,Traci Purdum, and Edgewater Fullscope's Senior Vice President, Russell Smith, as they converse on how ERP can help manage the supply chain.12/16/2010
Six Ways to Sustainability through Document & Business Processing
Employ key "green" business technologies to reduce paper consumption, as well as comply with key regulations. Discover how Business Process Management and Document Management solutions can significantly slash material costs, while improving user productivity.08/30/2010
Get Smarter And Faster With Integrated Supply Chain Planning
Supply Chain Planning and Forecasting coupled with a process ERP solution is the perfect fit to synch sales and marketing with manufacturing and supply chain operations. "Best Practices in Demand Planning" shows you how this integrated solution can reduce forecast errors, increase plant throughput, and reduce inventory levels.07/28/2010
Staying Competitive in the Changing Chemical Manufacturing Marketplace
Positioned at the core of most supply chains, chemical firms must deal with many challenges to growing profitably -- flat demand, deflationary prices, and emerging competitors to name a few. Both chemicals firms large and small must develop the insight to change and win in today's ever-morphing competitive landscape. This white paper identifies and discusses how chemicals companies can combine data from many sources -- multiple ERP systems, multiple divisions and multiple applications -- maintenance, human capital, CRM, and supply chain to name just a few -- to create a complete or holistic view for critical decisions. Download now.06/01/2010
Process Analytics Finds Process Problems
Companies can gain great insight into how their process operates, find problems, and improve quality by using process analytical software.
Process Analytics and Intelligencesometimes called Manufacturing Intelligencehas transformed the way companies produce goods, understand their manufacturing processes, and ensure a quality product in ways we could not have foreseen ten years ago.08/12/2009
Best Practices in Demand and Inventory Planning for Chemical Companies
It's a classic scenario in chemical manufacturing- struggling to coordinate the opinions of sales with manufacturing and supply chain initiatives on what, when, and where products should be produced. The lack of supply chain coordination can lead to frequent changes in production schedules, expedited shipments, excessive stock outs, poor customer service levels, lack of visibility into future demand, inventory in the wrong place and at the wrong time, and erosion of your margins.08/07/2009
Consider the Unique Requirements of Chemical Industries When Selecting ERP Software
Support for off spec materials, formula management, changeovers, parallel operations, lot trace and trace, unlimited unit of measure conversions, is key.
There are a host of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and supply chain management applications available to chemical manufacturersthe challenge is selecting the right one that offers a baseline product with industry-specific functionality. Many ERP applications available today are not industry-specific enough for chemical manufacturers and require major modifications, or, one must select from an industry template that may or may not fit specific needs.
There is also the chance that the software provider may not exist in two to three years (e.g., it may be acquired and the products future may become unknown), or the provider may not be financially secure, adding long-term risk.07/17/2009
Design and Rating Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers
This 30-page paper discusses the basic design, construction and performance of shell and tube heat exchangers.10/22/2008
Using Operator Interfaces to Optimize Performance of Industrial Wireless Networks
The performance of wireless networks can change over time due to increased performance demands, changes in the radio frequency (RF) environment and changes in the physical environment. This article will explore the use of a wireless diagnostic OLE for Process Control (OPC) server technology to embed diagnostic information in human machine interfaces (HMIs), thus optimizing industrial wireless network performance.09/30/2008
Managing Complex Equipment Status in a GMP Environment
Batch manufacturing systems must maintain the status of equipment, including which are available, dirty, out of service, etc. In industries that enforce Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), additional status types and values for process equipment must be maintained. Rules associated with the equipment status can be complex and involve the equipment class, current equipment state and time in the current state. This paper covers the operator interface used to review the equipment status and the interlocking requirements between the recipe and batch phases based on multiple status types.06/13/2006
Dynamic Modelling of Batch Reactors and Batch Distillation
This 25-page paper discusses the importance of achieving stable and reproducible operating conditions in batch reactors.12/21/2005
Process Modelling and Control of Batch Reactors in the Fine Chemicals Industry
This 37-page paper reviews the basic techniques for process modelling and control of batch reaction systems under steady state and dynamic conditions.07/25/2005
Implementing Six Sigma: Are you getting results fast enough?
Six Sigma focuses on high return projects that will maximize customer satisfaction. Is every part of your Six Sigma effort providing a maximum return, including your software?04/29/2005
High Velocity Two-Phase Flow Through Felief Valves and Pipes: Is Anyone Doing This Right?
This eight-page paper provides design recommendations that apply to both low- and high-viscosity two-phase flow systems. It suggests specific modeling approaches for different aspects of the design.12/03/2004
Succeed at Alarm Management
Today's control system make it easy to add alarms. The result has been a proliferation of alarms that can overwhelm an operator and actually obscure situations that really require immediate attention. This paper provides practical guidance on effective procedures that can significantly reduce nuisance alarms and improve operator effectiveness.10/11/2004
Succeed at Dynamic Modeling of Batch Reactors and Batch Distillation
This paper reviews the basic techniques for dynamic modeling of these two key operations. It covers considerations related to heat transfer, reaction chemistry, mass balances and the control system. It also discusses equipment configurations, performance characteristics and operational constraints.09/08/2004
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This quirky must-see Route 66 attraction, information center and souvenir gift shop is home to rabbits of all kinds, bunny and VW, as well as Mother Road memorabilia.
Approximately 25 weekend sites and 200 permanent sites on the east side of Litchfield's Lake Lou Yaeger. Site offers trail hikes, lake frontage, 30 amp RV service, city water and convenience store.
Historic National Road Scenic Byway
The National Road is called the "road that built the nation" because it was the first highway in American history. Today the National Road in Illinois covers 164 miles, from Marshall and the Wabash Valley to East St. Louis and the Mississippi River.
This 260-acre site offers nature trails for visitors to explore wetlands, prairie openings, and sandstone bluffs and ledges. The preserve is home to more than 700 plants and 70 bird species, including bald eagles during the winter months.
Overnight tent camping, overnight pull through spots and permanent camper sites. Call ahead -- space limited for overnight trailer sites.
Located across from the Statehouse in Vandalia, the park features a life-size, bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln. This is a favorite spot for photos with the 16th president.
Lake Lou Yaeger, this 1400+ acre lake offers 45 miles of beautiful shoreline and several recreational opportunities. Visitors can enjoy boating, skiing, swimming, fishing, and camping. The 300 acre park has five picnic areas, two playgrounds, pavilions, grills, restrooms, and hiking trails. With miles of horse trails and a new equestrian campground with full hook-ups and shower house, Lake Lou is a great destination for horse enthusiasts. Milnot Beach has two diving platforms, showers, snack bar, and lifeguards on duty.
Step inside the Illinois' oldest surviving State Capitol building. Vandalia was the fourth statehouse in Illinois, and is best known for the era when Abraham Lincoln served in the Illinois House of Representatives. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of this restored landmark.
155 sites available April 1 - October 31, recreation building, swimming pool, lake fishing, boat rentals, tent camping, handicap access.
CITY:New Douglas
Carlyle Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area
As a major stopping point for migrating ducks and geese, this 9,486-acre area offers excellent public waterfowl hunting opportunities.
Coffeen Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area
22 species of fish are found in this lake, including bass, white crappie, channel catfish, bullhead, yellow bass, bluegill, and carp. This 1,100-acre lake is surrounded by native oak and hickory forests. Picnicking, hiking, and limited hunting and trapping.
Home of the first Litchfield Chautauqua, with speakers such as William Jennings Bryan and Carrie Nation in 1905. Beautiful lake, playground and picnic areas.
Timber Lakes Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course conveniently located on Interstate 55. We have one of the most beautiful and enjoyable golf courses in the Metro East. We invite you to enjoy our friendly atmosphere and experience the improved course conditions and design.
A one-mile walking trail winds through the park, and a 13-mile horse trail is located at the north end alongside a campground for horses.
Located north of Greenville in Sorento, this covered bridge holds festivals every year that draw thousands of visitors.
Open all year, swimming and fishing, handicap access.
This well-established, hilly nine-hole, semi-private course has many mature oaks, small greens and one water hole. The club also offers a swimming pool, tennis court and snack bar.
Located on Lake Hillsboro , many camp sites, hiking and horseback trails, picnicking areas, playground and swimming beach
Averaging over 10,000 skydives annually, more than 1,200 students make their first jump each year with high quality, USPA-rated instructors.
Trails for bird watchers and nature lovers; 200 acres.
Located near Carlyle Lake, Twin Oaks Golf Club is a scenic 9 hole course with rolling hills, mature Oak Trees and water hazards. Perfect for your fund raiser events, and family reunions!
Vandalia Golf and Country Club
The 9-hole "Vandalia" course at the Vandalia Golf & Country Club facility in Vandalia, Illinois features 2,782 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35 . The course rating is 34.6 and it has a slope rating of 113 on Blue grass.
The 9-hole Ramsey Lake Golf Course in Ramsey, IL is a public golf course that opened in 1966. Ramsey Lake Golf Course measures 2750 yards from the longest tees. The course features 2 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Covering 1200 acres, has picnic areas, marina and public boat slips.
The 9-hole Shoal Creek Golf Course in Raymond, IL is a public golf course that opened in 1989. Shoal Creek Golf Course measures 3172 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 110 and a 34.4 USGA rating. The course features 2 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Five cabins, cable TV, lake swimming and fishing.
150 sites, electricity, 100 sites with water, 50 sites with sewer, showers, reservations.
CITY:Mulberry Grove
52 sites, electricity, dump station, showers, reservations.
Hillsboro Sherwood Forest Campground Montgomery County
Camping, Hiking, Fishing along with many special events. Call ahead for information.
95 sites, electricity, water, sewer, showers, reservations.
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Rocket Dog Big Top Wedge Sandal
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Make a statement in the Rocket Dog Big Top flip flop. With a multicolor striped platform wedge, these stylish sandals will make you stand out in the crowd!
- Fabric upper
- 2¼" platform, 3¾" striped foam wedge
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: Marcy1027
Location: Pittsburgh
May 16, 2014
Love these shoes
"Very comfortable and so much fun to wear! So cute!"
By: MErica
Location: Jersey Shore
August 23, 2013
Cute and Fun
"They fit perfect... I'm a size 7, they are a size 7... I still haven't worn them though after owning them all summer. I actually feel slightly silly in them and I'm a silly person by nature. They are tall so they feel a little tipsy..."
By: hil113
Location: NJ
July 10, 2013
Best Flip-Flops Ever
"These are the cutest flip-flops ever, and the most comfortable. Wish I had bought two pairs."
By: kittykat001
Location: Cape Cod, MA
June 20, 2013
Super cute but....
"They make the ball of my foot hurt. So far I have only worn them once. At work, on my feet the whole time. Not exactly what they are meant for but I HAD to wear them! I had gottten many compliments on them. They also ran small in length. I usually wear size 8 but had to return them and get a 9. They look so cute on and love the height. Could wear them with almost anything with all the colors involved! Definitely gonna keep wearing them, like them too much not to! Just might see about trying something for my foot if it keeps hurting."
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Fillers when they are actually on the story arc
What's one thousand minus seven?
Obnoxiously large breasts and general oversexualization/panty shots/gross fanservice... especially of children.
One I noticed as I was watching Sword Art Online (I'm only 9 episodes in, don't judge me!) is Character of the Week episodes. I'm fine with Monster of the Week -- as long as we get some good interaction and development of the cast -- because the monster's just, well, a monster waiting to be killed. With actual characters it's harder to ignore because they aren't just there to roar and get sliced up. If you're going to waste an episode developing a character, at least have them show up frequently, you know?
Other than that... bad Engrish and random fanservice during would-be serious scenes. Fillers can be annoying depending on how they're executed and when they're aired (like that two-episode one they showed right after Naruto meets Minato), but I've come across enough good ones to know that not all of them are bad.
Oh, also, very young girls falling for guys who could be their older brother. Yes, another one from SAO!
Holy crap!!! Just watched the latest episode of SAO and nearly jizzed my pants!!! XD
I hate when anime leaves off a season at a crucial moment!! The suspense kills me!!!
ESO ruined my life.
I hate fanservice for guys when I'm watching a good anime. xD I'm a girl, so yeah..
Now, the opposite is something that's pretty awesome *o*
Anime warms the heart and the soul. <3
Fillers, they piss me off and also the quality of the video.
I'm not crazy! My reality is just different than yours!
I'm sorta allergic to chibis and anything cute. I like anime with good plots and drawings.
But either way, i try to look for most of the things i like. Because i want to give the series a chance before i usually judge it
* Anime that has to narrate what's going on the screen. For example, Naruto, where they are explaining some ninja move, "he's using a shadow possession technique to lock down the enemy!" Well yeah. That's exactly what we are watching. It just shows that they think we are stupid or that their drawings are so bad we cannot understand what's going on.
* Filler.
* Recaps (like Bleach does every episode) in any form.
* Bad translations. I know a bit of Japanese, enough to know when the translation is off sometimes. Do not localize anime.
Me wo mite, itsu aeru?
the only thing I hate about anime is when it is completely different from the manga ot when it ends the ending is like...they need more episodes like vampire knight guilty or skip beat
I'm making a new account and deleting this one
I know some animes you need surprises or twists.But when an anime leaves why something is happening like an illness and just keeps going back to it.
LOVE LAB "We must research the everliving hell out of love"
Omniscient quotes from a character while the moment is serious.
Fan-service mainly for the fact that if im watching with people or if someone walks in while im watching it it can be highly awkward.
>FILLERS. don't get me started, i can rant on all day about how USELESS fillers are.
>too many flashbacks.
>changing the anime so it's completely different from the manga, same with ending it early, ex. blue exorcist.
>ones that have nothing but fanservice. like bewbs that pop out of no where, but if the anime in general is good, like the plot and characters, i'll deal .__.
>useless characters
>CLIFFHANGERS ARRRGHH the suspense! D:<
i wish i can could change my weaboo-ass name
-subtitles that incorrectly translate what a character is saying (especially if they completely change the meaning of what's being said)
-characters who are absurdly overpowered without any explanation of why they're so much stronger than everyone else
Obnoxious fan service that detracts and takes you out of the story. For example, gross, jiggling, huge boobs most commonly seen swinging in opposing directions against all reasonable laws of gravity. Yeah, no.


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Cole Haan Air Monroe Loafer
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Item # 286582
Add bold style to your look with the Air Monroe loafer from Cole Haan! With a two-tone suede upper and plenty of comfort, this cool slip-on will add a pop of color to your attire.
- Suede upper
- Slip-on design
- Color contrast edging detail
- Decorative penny keeper strap
- Round moc toe
- Leather lining
- Cushioned leather insole with Nike Air® technology and arch support
- Stacked heel
- Leather sole with color contrast rubber heel and grips on forefoot for added traction
- Imported
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By: AirJustin
Location: Chicago
April 11, 2014
Very nice, even better price
"These are high quality shoes. I wish there were other colors available."
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I Funny
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- Resolving to become the world's greatest stand-up comedian despite less-than-funny challenges in his life, wheelchair-bound middle school student Jamie Grimm endures bullying from his mean-spirited cousin and hopes he will be fairly judged when he enters a local comedy contest.
- Long Synopsis:
- Jamie Grimm is a middle schooler on a mission: he wants to become the world's greatest standup comedian--even if he doesn't have a lot to laugh about these days. He's new in town and stuck living with his aunt, uncle, and their evil son Stevie, a bully who doesn't let Jamie's wheelchair stop him from messing with Jamie as much as possible. But Jamie doesn't let his situation get him down. He practices the craft of stand-up every day on friends, family, and the willing customers at his Uncle Frankie's diner. When Uncle Frankie mentions a contest called The Planet's Funniest Kid Comic, Jamie knows he has to enter. But are the judges only rewarding him out of pity because of his wheelchair, like Stevie suggests? Will Jamie ever share the secret of his troubled past instead of hiding behind his comedy act?Following the bestselling success of the hilarious Middle School, The Worst Years of My Life, James Patterson continues to dish out the funnies in another highly-illustrated, heartfelt middle school story.
- Book Quality:
- Publisher Quality
- 9780316206945
- Publisher:
- Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
- Date of Addition:
- 12/10/12
- Copyright Date:
- 2012
- Copyrighted By:
- James Patterson
- Adult content:
- No
- Language:
- English
- Categories:
- Parenting and Family, Humor, Children's Books, Disability-Related, Literature and Fiction
- Grade Levels:
- Third grade, Fourth grade, Fifth grade, Sixth grade, Seventh grade
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As the weather is so very cold outside, I thought I would write about this past weekend Jan. 25, 2014 here at the bed and breakfast. It was wonderful, warm, making new friends and the wonderful group of Lady Knitters we had staying with us.
They came from far and near from Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minn. By car on a very cold and snowing weekend for three days. Their "job" was to Knit for their time here and have a wonderful retreat at the B&B. The projects they were doing were some of the most beautiful things I have seen knitters do.
The days and evenings were filled with friendship, laughing, drinking wine and having great pizza from a local mom and pop restaurant "Slice of Chicago Pizza". Some even walked to it which is about a mile away from the B&B. Some had their pizza delivered. Spending some other meals at another wonderful place "Ginny's Cupboard".
Knitting was something I grew up with around me, as my mother was a huge knitter and made some beautiful things over the years for me, herself and others. She was making my Cali (our Pembroke Corgi) a pink sweater, so she too would have something to wear when it is cold in Wisconsin. As time went by and my mom's life slowed and not doing very well the sweater was not finish by the time she passed away. Years I have kept her knitting bag, yarn and needles and of course the dog sweater with the needles still in the yarn where the last stich had been knit, hoping someday to teach myself to knit or have someone to ask to finishes it.
Well, the story about the pet sweater and my mom I shared on Thursday night with the 3 ladies that were here from the group of knitters so far. The next morning they ask to see the dog sweater and they offered to finish it. As tears flowed from my eyes and my heart was over whelmed, these ladies were the angels that had come to complete this project of Cali's sweater. The 3 all worked on it and showed me it finished on Saturday morning. I could not help to cry tears of happiness and joy because they all had a part of my mom in them…knitting and I was so thankful for their kindness.
Knitters are very special, kind and warm people. As I took Cali for a walk that afternoon as she wore her new and hand knit doggie sweater, I looked up to the blue skis to heaven and said to my wonderful mother, look it is finished and see how beautiful it is on her! After our walk we came and showed the ladies her sweater with it on and Cali's loved it and the attention.
There truly are kind and wonderful stories that have happen to me being an innkeeper of a bed and breakfast in Wisconsin and it is just another to share with many.
Thank you Ladies~ Jennifer Dunn (innkeeper)


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Abella Ingie Wedge Sandal
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Item # 273360
Step into comfort in the Abella Ingie. This sandal combines style and versatility pairing with work wear or your favorite summer dress!
- Faux leather or metallic upper
- Adjustable elastic insert strap
- Comfort cushioned insole
- 1¾" sliver wedge heel
- Flexible synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: Hshoe1
Location: Madison, WI
October 17, 2013
"Gold color is more like dark bronze."
By: CARivett
Location: Minneapolis
September 26, 2013
best sandals ever
"They EXTREMELY comfortable and cute enough for going out. i wore them in vegas constantly and got compliments."
By: cpashoes
Location: Des Allemands, La
September 23, 2013
Great walking sandal.
"Sandal is comfy enough to wear all day and adds style to any outfit."
By: CarrieNY
Location: California
September 21, 2013
cute and comfy
"I was a bit reluctant to buy these but I'm so glad I did! I walk all day long and they did not disappoint in the comfort department. They are casual but cute."
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|0004800: native compilation optimization of tuple assignment
|Very often I need to define several variables according to a condition (or a pattern matching), so I write something like :
let (a, b) = if cond then (a1, b1) else (a2, b2) in ...
let (a, b) =
match value with
| case1 -> (a1, b1)
| case2 -> (a2, b2)
| ...
in ...
In these situation, the compiler allocates memory and creates a tuple. This is quite inefficient. I would like the compiler to optimize this allocation away.
|Attached Files
| 0001-optimization-unboxing-of-let-bound-tuples.patch [^] (6,445 bytes) 2012-01-19 18:46 [Show Content]
0001-avoid-float-unboxing-when-uneeded.patch [^] (2,557 bytes) 2012-01-20 19:50 [Show Content]
frisch (developer)
2010-05-28 17:18
|The experimental branch inplace_let, which you can find in the OCaml Subversion repository, implements the suggested optimization. Feel free to try it and report any performance difference you could observe.
frisch (developer)
2011-12-16 18:15
I've done some micro benchmarks.
Consider the code below:
let () =
let r = ref 0 in
for k = 1 to 10000 do
for i = 1 to 100000 do
let (x, y) =
if i mod 2 = 0 then (1, i * 2)
else (2, i * 3)
r := !r * x + y
Printf.printf "-> %i\n%!" !r
and the alternative version:
let b = i mod 2 = 0 in
let x = if b then 1 else 2 in
let y = if b then i * 2 else i * 3 in
The timings are:
3.80s without the patch
3.25s for the alternative version (with and without the patch)
2.60s with the patch
Another test:
let f x y z =
let a, b =
match z with
| Some (u, v) -> u, v * 2
| None -> 10, 20
a * x + b * y
let () =
let r = ref 0 in
for k = 1 to 2000 do
for i = 1 to 100000 do
r := !r + f k i (Some (k, i));
r := !r + f k i None
Printf.printf "-> %i\n%!" !r
The timings are:
1.80s without the patch
1.60s with the patch
I've also found a case where the patch degrades performances:
let () =
let x = ref 0. in
let y = ref 0. in
for k = 1 to 2000 do
for i = 1 to 100000 do
let x, y =
if i mod 2 = 0 then x, y else y, x
x := !x +. 1.;
y := !y -. 1.;
Printf.printf "-> %f, %f\n%!" !x !y
The timings are:
4.15s without the patch
4.60s with the patch
If we replace floats with ints, the patch improves performances:
0.77s without the patch
0.51s with the patch
The following variant:
let () =
let x = ref 0. in
let y = ref 0. in
for k = 1 to 2000 do
for i = 1 to 100000 do
let x, y =
if i mod 2 = 0 then x, y else y, x
x := !x +. 1.;
y := !y -. 1.;
x := !x +. 1.;
y := !y -. 1.;
Printf.printf "-> %f, %f\n%!" !x !y
is again faster with the patch:
8.32s without the patch
7.52s with the patch
and so is this one:
let () =
let x = ref 1. in
let y = ref 2. in
for k = 1 to 2000 do
for i = 1 to 100000 do
let x, y, z =
if i mod 2 = 0 then
x, y, 1.
y, x, 2.
x := !x +. z;
y := !y +. 1.;
Printf.printf "-> %f, %f\n%!" !x !y
4.89s without the patch
3.81s with the patch
It seem that most of the time, we get significant speedups. Concerning the slowdown: I could not tell from the generated assembly code where it comes from; probably some cache or alignment issue.
gasche (developer)
2011-12-20 11:54
edited on: 2011-12-20 11:59
A did a quick review.
High-level points:
1. I'm not sure why you decided to support tuples only, and not records (float boxing issues? see below). Similarly, why doesn't transform_return support Lswitch? Ltrywith?
2. In the optimization case, you initialize your variables with `Const_pointer 0`. This relies on the non-local invariant that the pattern optimized only match one-word data. You should probably add a comment justifying the safety of this initialization.
3. You did not add tests to the testsuite. It's always better when patches come with test coverage. Adding tests is boring stuff, and doing it bit by bit when you write a patch on a specific aspect of the compiler is a good routine to have. Plus you sometimes find bugs.
- I'm not fond of the silent shadowing of for_let
- It's not clear why one `seq` call needs List.rev and not the other. If there is some evaluation order to respect, you should comment about it. Maybe this would be simpler if assign_pat just returned a list of side-effects to apply? Plus that would potentially result in slightly better results (less `seq []` cases).
- in `assign_pat` you handle Tpat_var specifically but not Tpat_any; I'm under the impression that both would "do the right thing" in the default case; why did you choose to single out one and not the other?
- The control flow of assign_pat is convoluted and non-optimal; in particular, the default case will compute `for_let loc lam pat' (copy_ids ids)` even when the optimization doesn't apply and this is therefore discarded. I would rather suggest the following flow: make the reference local to the function (this simplifies the interface) and, in the wildcard case, raise Exit if !opt if false.
PS: it's easier if you give an URL to the diff(s).
http://caml.inria.fr/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/ocaml/branches/inplace_let/bytecomp/matching.ml?r1=10475&r2=10474&pathrev=10475 [^]
frisch (developer)
2011-12-20 12:50
Hi Gabriel,
Thanks for the detailed feedback.
1. Tuple only: the typical idiom is to write
let (x, y) = if ... then (e1, e2) else (e3, e4)
The intention is not really to create tuples, but to return several bindings.
I don't think people explicitly create records to deconstruct them immediately.
Lswitch, Ltrywith would be easy to handle, indeed.
2. You're right that the initialization is not very nice. I'm not 100% sure this is safe, actually. I propose to wait to see if there is some interest in the patch (i.e. if it is considered useful) before investigating the actual implementation.
I don't understand your last proposal about assign_pat; the wildcard case in assign_pat does not, by itself, disallow the optimization (opt can be set to true afterwards).
gasche (developer)
2011-12-20 14:20
Here is the sort of things I had in mind. I didn't even try to compile the code, it's just a draft. I may also have misunderstood your code (in which case I'd welcome clarifying in-code comments) in which case this wouldn't be equivalent.
let assign_pat loc pat lam =
let rec assign opt pat lam =
match pat.pat_desc, lam with
| Tpat_tuple patl, Lprim(Pmakeblock _, lams) ->
List.concat (List.map2 (assign true) patl lams)
| Tpat_tuple patl, Lconst(Const_block (_, scl)) ->
List.concat (List.map2 (fun p sc -> assign true p (Lconst sc)) patl scl)
| _ ->
if not opt then raise Exit;
match pat with
| Tpat_any -> []
| Tpat_var id -> [Lassign(id,lam)]
| _ ->
let ids = pat_bound_idents pat in
let ids = List.map (fun id -> id, Ident.rename id) ids in
let pat' = alpha_pat ids pat in
[for_let loc lam pat' (copy_ids ids)]
in assign false pat lam
frisch (developer)
2011-12-20 14:43
The behavior is different.
The original code "pushes" the bindings down the bound expression, duplicating it on branching node. If one of the bindings "cancels" out a literal tuple, the optimization is triggered. This is achieved by sharing the reference across all the calls to assign_pat. For instance, consider:
let x, y =
if ... then z else (1, 2)
Here, transform_return will push the binding (x,y) to the two branches; on the second fails, the corresponding call to assign_pat detects that the optimization operates. But on the first call to assign_pat (for "z"), we need the fallback case.
gasche (developer)
2011-12-20 15:19
Indeed, that's... wicked.
I hope you'll publish a testsuite with all those interesting corner cases covered and explained. Maybe an in-code comment is also good.
I'm wondering however, could this example result in a performance degradation? Imagine that "z" is the usual case and (1,2) is an exceptional case (that's how I expect this pattern to be used). The result of your optimization, if I'm not mistaken, will allocate two dummy-initialized variables x and y, get the z couple, set x to z.fst and y to z.snd, and go on. The current compiler would just get z, bind x to z.fst and y to z.snd, and move on.
The difference is tiny (in particular, of course you don't allocate more) but it would be interesting to know if the difference is noticeable. Maybe it would be safer to optimize only when all branches are tuples or do not return (assert false, raise...).
A good thing with either choices is that the performance-maniac compiler-guru user can tune its code to get the semantics he wants: by turning z into `fst z, snd z` in your example he could ensure the restricted optimization fires, and by writing `let (x, y) as _c = ...` he can disable the optimistic one.
PS: I understand that you don't want to invest more time on this until the usefulness of the optimization is demonstrated and accepted. My technical comments on the code should not be taken as an opinion.
gasche (developer)
2012-01-19 18:52
edited on: 2012-01-19 18:57
While looking at Alain's implementation again, I had an idea of a different implementation of the optimization. I implemented it as the attached patch.
The idea is to use Lstaticcatch/Lstaticraise instead of Lassign.
Note: I have added comments liberally, but barring that the patches are of the exact same size.
Alain patch transforms
let (x,y) =
let foo = ... in
if foo then (1, 2) else (3,4)
in bar
into (approximatively; in this special case there is no name freshening)
let x = dummy in let y = dummy in
let foo = ... in
if foo then
(let x1 = 1 in let y1 = 2 in x <- x1; y <- y1)
(let x2 = 3 in let y2 = 4 in x <- x2; y <- y2)
While my implementation produces
let foo = ... in
if foo then
(let x1 = 1 in let y1 = 2 in exit x1 y1)
(let x2 = 3 in let y2 = 4 in exit x2 y2)
with x y ->
I liked the use of control-flow instead of mutation here -- and the removal of those unsatisfying "dummy initialization".
The performance profile is different from Alain's, but related. This patch tends to do slightly better in some cases, and slightly worse in others. See at the end of this message the compared timings on the micro-benchmarks posted by Alain above.
I believe the implementation is more efficient in general, but maybe does not benefit from float or reference unboxing optimization in Lassign, and is therefore slower in this case -- I'm not familiar with unboxing optimizations, but that's the most plausible justification I have; I'd be glad to confirmed or contradicted.
If this is the case, then I'm wondering whether float unboxing could be performed on catch/exit as well.
Performance numbers on Alain's tests, in the order corresponding to his message.
test1.ml (integers)
3.792s no-opt
2.694s assign-opt
2.422s exit-opt
test2.ml (integers)
1.979s no-opt
1.644s assign-opt
1.551s exit-opt
test3.ml (float references)
4.648s no-opt
4.783s assign-opt
4.691s exit-opt
test4.ml (float references)
8.871s no-opt
7.779s assign-opt
8.843s exit-opt
test5.ml (float references)
5.334s no-opt
4.026s assign-opt
5.272s exit-opt
frisch (developer)
2012-01-20 15:13
|Gabriel, I really like your proposal. Indeed, it's much cleaner to use control-flow rather than mutation.
gasche (developer)
2012-01-20 20:01
I have explored the boxing issue a bit. I just uploaded an experimental patch (very lightly tested) that fixes the issue I could identify by reading the cmm code.
Unfortunately, in the process of testing this patch on my examples, I discovered that my measurements are much more variable that I thought : on the test machine, I get upto 1 second variation with the same optimizer, which makes 4-seconds measurements unusable...
I will try to find more robust measurements, but in the meantime, here are the relevant region of the cmm code on test5.ml.
No optimization at all ('match/1037' is the identifier of the tuple
(let (x,y) = ...); 'x' and 'y' are inlined):
(data global "camlTest5__3" int 1277 "camlTest5__3": double 1.)
(data global "camlTest5__4" int 1277 "camlTest5__4": double 2.)
(if (== (+ (<< (mod (>>s i/1033 1) 2) 1) 1) 1)
(alloc 3072 x/1030 y/1031 "camlTest5__3")
(alloc 3072 y/1031 x/1030 "camlTest5__4"))
y/1035 (load (+a match/1037 8))
x/1034 (load match/1037))
With Alain's assign patch:
(data global "camlTest5__3" int 1277 "camlTest5__3": double 1.)
(data global "camlTest5__4" int 1277 "camlTest5__4": double 2.)
(let (x/1034 1a y/1035 1a z/1036 1a)
(if (== (+ (<< (mod (>>s i/1033 1) 2) 1) 1) 1)
(seq (assign z/1036 "camlTest5__3")
(assign y/1035 y/1031) (assign x/1034 x/1030))
(seq (assign z/1036 "camlTest5__4")
(assign y/1035 x/1030) (assign x/1034 y/1031)))
With the catch/exit patch:
(if (== (+ (<< (mod (>>s i/1033 1) 2) 1) 1) 1)
(let (z/1048 1. z/1042 (alloc 1277 z/1048))
(exit 1 z/1042 y/1031 x/1030))
(let (z/1047 2. z/1039 (alloc 1277 z/1047))
(exit 1 z/1039 x/1030 y/1031)))
with(1 z/1036 y/1035 x/1034)
Notice the degradation with 'z' that is explicitely allocated instead
of being a global symbol. That's the defect I tried to fix with the
new (independent) patch.
With my 'avoid undeeded unboxing' patch:
(data global "camlTest5__3" int 1277 "camlTest5__3": double 1.)
(data global "camlTest5__4" int 1277 "camlTest5__4": double 2.)
(if (== (+ (<< (mod (>>s i/1033 1) 2) 1) 1) 1)
(let z/1042 "camlTest5__3"
(exit 1 z/1042 y/1031 x/1030))
(let z/1039 "camlTest5__4"
(exit 1 z/1039 x/1030 y/1031)))
with(1 z/1036 y/1035 x/1034)
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2012-12-04 17:42
edited on: 2012-12-04 17:44
I believe the second patch (0001-avoid-float-unboxing-when-uneeded.patch) is wrong. If a mutable variable is needed in both boxed and unboxed form, one should not use the unboxed compilation scheme (otherwise assignments to the variable are only visible to context which use the unboxed form).
frisch (developer)
2012-12-04 18:01
|FWIW, I could not observe any significant impact on performance of applying Gabriel's first patch (but not the second one) for our entire test suite (maybe because we avoid the optimized construction in performance critical code). There is a small reduction of the total number of allocated bytes (e.g. for some tests, around 3% fewer allocated bytes).
frisch (developer)
2013-01-15 13:38
edited on: 2013-01-15 13:44
With static exceptions (0005879), it is possible to code by hand Gabriel's solution. For instance:
let () = let r = ref 0 in for k = 1 to 10000 do for i = 1 to 100000 do try if i mod 2 = 0 then raise (`Cont (1, i * 2)) else raise (`Cont (2, i * 3)) with `Cont (x, y) -> r := !r * x + y done; done; Printf.printf "-> %i\n%!" !r
and this achieves identical performances. Of course, it is not very nice to write code like that, but it's good to know that even if no optimization for tuple assignment is ever included, static exceptions give a way to improve speed of performance critical code by hand.
Another observation is that the changes required to support escaping try...with blocks with a static exception would benefit to Gabriel's approach as well, making it possible to optimize the case where the right-hand side build tuples in terminal position of a try...with body.
frisch (developer)
2015-10-15 14:17
I've committed this on trunk, rev 16501. This is a version close to Gabriel's, with some improvements in the map_return function in order to traverse trywith/staticatch expressions (because the staticraise we use is allowed to cross try...with blocks!) and to ignore staticraise/raise expression (because they don't return). This improves the effectiveness of the patch by avoiding tuple allocations in cases such as:
let (x, y) =
if i mod 2 = 0 then (1, i * 2)
else if i mod 5 = 0 then raise Exit
else (-1, i * 3)
with Exit ->
(1, -1)
A test has been added to check that no allocation happens in this example.
The optimization is currently done quite early in the compilation process, thus benefiting both to bytecode and the native. This means that (i) js_of_ocaml also benefits from it; (ii) the optimization is not reapplied after inlining.
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Zebo completed his hat-trick in the 54th minute with another piece of magic to secure the victory and a place in the quarter-finals.
The scorers:
For Munster:
Tries: Murray, Zebo 3, Sherry
Cons: Keatley 2
Yellow card: Paddy Butler (foul play, 80th minute)
For Racing Metro:
Pens: Germain 2
Red card: Batut (foul play, 6th min)
Yellow card: Masi Matadigo (late tackle, 78th min)
Munster: 15 Felix Jones, 14 Doug Howlett, 13 Keith Earls, 12 James Downey, 11 Simon Zebo, 10 Ian Keatley, 9 Conor Murray, 8 James Coughlan, 7 Tommy O'Donnell, 6 Peter O'Mahony, 5 Donnacha Ryan, 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 BJ Botha, 2 Mike Sherry, 1 Dave Kilcoyne.
Replacements: 16 Damien Varley, 17 Wian du Preez, 18 John Ryan, 19 Billy Holland, 20 Paddy Butler, 21 Duncan Williams, 22 JJ Hanrahan, 23 Casey Laulala.
Racing Metro: 15 Gaetan Germain, 14 Julien Jane, 13 Guillaume Bousses, 12 Alexandre Dumoulin, 11 Sereli Bobo, 10 Olly Barkley, 9 Mathieu Belie, 8 Jacques Cronje, 7 Bernard Le Roux, 6 Antoine Batut, 5 Fabrice METZ, 4 Karim Ghezal, 3 Benjamin Sa, 2 Benjamin Noirot, 1 Julien Brugnaut.
Replacements: 16 Thomas Bianchin, 17 Andrea Lo Cicero, 18 Juan Pablo Orlandi, 19 Jone Qovu Nailiko, 20 Benjamin Fall, 21 Santiago Dellape, 22 Sebastien Descons, 23 Masi Matadigo,
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New Balance 851 Lightweight Running Shoe - Mens
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Item # 247411
Get back to running in the lightweight and vibrant New Balance® 851.
- Synthetic and mesh upper provides lightweight comfort and support
- ABZORB® cushioning in the heel for exceptional shock absorption
- ACTEVA™ LITE premium lightweight midsole provides optimal resistance to compression set - 24% lighter than standard foam
- Ndurance® rubber compound for maximum outsole durability
- Non-Marking Rubber Outsole won't mark floors
- Imported
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Location: New York City
January 19, 2013
New Balance
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Location: Round Lake, IL
August 21, 2012
Good, comfy athletic shoe
"These shoes are comfortable for all day wear as well as using for working out at the gym. They fit true to size, and everyone loves the styling and color of the shoes."
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Co-Director Highlights the Museum's New Master's Degree Program
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The Museum's new Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program is the first urban teacher residency program offered by a museum and a unique 15-month teaching fellowship for people who want to share their passion for science with middle and high school students in New York State. On Saturday, January 7, the Museum will host an Open House for the program from noon to 2 pm or 2 to 4 pm, giving prospective applicants the chance to meet faculty and staff, find out more about how the MAT program is structured, and take behind-the-scenes tours of the Museum campus before the final application deadline on January 31. MAT Program Co-Director Ro Kinzler, who is also the director of the Museum's National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology (NCSLT), recently answered a few questions about this unique opportunity.
Why has the MAT program been created now?
New York State recently issued the opportunity for "non-traditional" institutions to offer master in education programs designed to prepare teachers in high-need areas for the first time—so the Museum has stepped up to meet this opportunity.
What type of applicant is the program seeking?
The program is seeking individuals with undergraduate or higher degrees in Earth and related sciences. We're looking for recent graduates as well as folks already into their careers who are motivated to switch gears and become Earth science teachers for grades 7 through 12.
Get an Inside Glimpse of Beyond Planet Earth
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The Museum's latest exhibition Beyond Planet Earth: The Future of Space Exploration offers a vision of the future of space travel as it boldly examines humanity's next steps in our solar system and beyond. The following preview of the Museum's Beyond Planet Earth Inside View video features Museum scientists Michael Shara, Denton Ebel, Rebecca Oppenheimer, and Neil de Grasse Tyson as they share why they study space and where they find inspiration for their research.
Produced by the Museum's Department of Exhibition, the Inside View video series provides visitors with a close and personal look at the scientific work that takes place in the Museum.
Beyond Planet Earth: The Future of Space Exploration is now on view at the Museum. Click here to buy tickets, and click here to download the Beyond Planet Earth Augmented Reality App before your visit.
The Museum will be closed on Sunday, December 25, and will reopen on Monday, December 26.
Ancient Indian Amber Preserves 52-million-year-old Biological Partnership
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A rare fossil discovered by an international team of scientists that includes Museum researchers documents a biological partnership that makes the survival of most terrestrial plants possible. For 52 million years in a piece of Indian amber the size of a walnut, the fossil preserved a symbiotic relationship between soil fungi and plant roots called mycorrhizae.
In this longstanding relationship, the fine thread-like cells of the fungus increase the root surface for the plant, enabling the host plant to access more nutrients. In return, the fungus receives energy from the plant in the form of sugars. This symbiosis also has been shown to enhance a plant's resistance to pathogens and the effects of drought. This mycorrhizal relationship is believed to have arisen more than 400 million years ago, as plants began to colonize terrestrial habitats.
New Book by Museum Anthropologist
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Located high up in the Andes Mountains of Peru, the now-deserted Inka city of Huánuco Pampa was a place of festivals, attracting tens of thousands of visitors from the surrounding area. Only a few hundred people lived in the city year-round, working to prepare the massive complex for religious and political social functions. This unique urban center is explored in a book recently released as a volume of the Anthropological Papers of the American Museum of Natural History.


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Gucci Leather Horsebit Pump
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Known best for its Italian craftsmanship and elegant style, Gucci is a worldwide legend in designer fashion. With timeless style & iconic appeal, this leather horsebit pump is the perfect addition to your shoe collection.
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- Leather upper
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- Round toe
- Fully lined in leather
- 4" heel
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- Made in Italy
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Location: NJ
May 25, 2013
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