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The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance promotes high quality quizbowl tournaments throughout the state of Missouri.
Tournaments sponsored by the Missouri Quizbowl Alliance use well-written pyramidal questions that reward players for their academic knowledge and schedules that fairly recognize the best performing teams while offering all teams many competitive games throughout the day. Learn more about high quality quizbowl formats and MOQBA high school and middle school tournament certification.
Thanks to all of the players, coaches, parents, spectators, administrators, tournament staff, and other community members who made the Missouri Quizbowl Alliance's tenth season a huge success! Thanks to the support of the Missouri quizbowl community, our calendar of certified high quality events has grown from the six tournaments hosted at three universities in our inaugural season to more than 40 events throughout the state in the 2017-2018 season, hosting 985 teams from nearly 200 schools! We are eager to partner again with tournament hosts, coaches, and volunteers from all corners of the state to make our next ten seasons even better for Missouri's talented students!
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance is excited to announce that we will be returning to Columbia College for the MOQBA Fall Championship on December 8 and the NAQT Missouri Qualifier on March 2! Thanks to Columbia College for their incredible support of these events and allowing us the opportunity to host our events on their campus in Columbia.
Full announcements will be sent out in the fall.
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance is excited to welcome Malia Jolly and Jason Pounds as new members!
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance sponsored two teams in the 2018 National All-Star Academic Tournament on June 16-17 at the University of Kentucky. Missouri is one of only five states that have competed in every NASAT to date.
Team Missouri A advanced to the top superplayoff bracket and finished in sixth place out of twenty-nine teams with a record of 8-6 (plus a 1-1 record in half-packet tiebreakers). The team was:
Team Missouri B advanced to the middle playoff tier, finishing in nineteenth place with a 4-10 record. The team was:
Team Missouri A's sixth place finish ties our state's third best ever finish in the nine year history of NASAT! Team Missouri B also represented our state well with balanced contributions from all four team members. Congratulations to these outstanding students! View game results
Congratulations to Ladue Horton Watkins High School A for winning the overall title at the 2018 NAQT Missouri Qualifier, which was held on March 3 at Columbia College. Central High School of St. Joseph, Hallsville High School, and Hickman High School A rounded out the top 4. Hallsville's third place finish also secured the school's sixth consecutive small school title. Louisiana High School won the inaugural "very small school" title, finishing eighth overall.
Check back soon for an announcement of the date for the 2019 Qualifier. Read the recap and discuss the tournament.
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance presented the first ever MOQBA Values Awards to Emily Boyle of Hallsville High School and Ganon Evans of Francis Howell High School for exemplifying the core values of sportsmanship, fairness, and integrity. We thank Emily and Ganon for their outstanding citizenship and look forward to presenting this award to more students in the future. Read more
The Missouri Quizbowl Alliance presented the 2018 MOQBA Award for Outstanding Student Involvement to Raj Paul and Moses Schindler of Ladue Horton Watkins High School for reviving the excellent Ladue Invitational Spring Tournament question set, which was used at several tournaments throughout the country last year. We thank Raj and Moses for their hard work in making another high-quality question set available for tournaments to use, and look forward to recognizing more outstanding students in the future. Read more
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Jiangxi Bee man breaks the Guinness World Records; Bees cover his body for fifty-three minutes without even a single sting!
Ruan Liangming, who is praised as the "First Bee Man in Jiangxi", breaks the "human body covered with bees above shoulders for the longest time record" in the Guinness World Records.
The activity of "World Records of China" was held in Mingyue Square, Yichuan city, Jiangxi province. That night, Ruan Liangming, who comes from Fengxin town, Yichuan city, Jiangxi province, took part in the activity naked. Workers dressed in anti-stinging gear, poured hundreds of bees on his head. Not long after, Ruan Liangming was covered in thousands of bees on his head and upper part of his body. He became known as "Bee Man" immediately after.
The authority of the World Records announced that Ruan Liangming had broken the previous record: "human body covered with bees above shoulders for the longest time" previously a 20 minute Guinness World Record had been set and now with 53 minutes and 34 seconds Ruan Liangming has taken the title!
According to his introduction, this challenge was regarded as the final activity of "First Bee Man in Jiangxi". In 2008, Ruan Liangming had covered himselt with 26.8 kilograms of bees and had created a new record on Shanghai Great Guinness World Record.
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Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) is the prototypical psychedelic drug, but its effects on the human brain have never been studied before with modern neuroimaging.
Here, three complementary neuroimag-ing techniques: arterial spin labeling (ASL), blood oxygen level- dependent (BOLD) measures, and magnetoencephalography (MEG), implemented during resting state conditions, revealed marked changes in brain activity after LSD that correlated strongly with its characteristic psychological effects.
Increased visual cortex cerebral blood flow (CBF), decreased visual cortex alpha power, and a greatly expanded primary visual cortex (V1) functional connectivity profile correlated strongly with ratings of visual hallucinations, implying that intrinsic brain activity exerts greater influence on visual processing in the psychedelic state, thereby defining its hallucinatory quality. LSD's marked effects on the visual cortex did not significantly correlate with the drug's other characteristic effects on consciousness, however.
Rather, decreased connectivity between the parahippocampus and retrosplenial cortex (RSC) correlated strongly with ratings of " ego-dissolution " and " altered meaning, " implying the importance of this particular circuit for the maintenance of " self " or " ego " and its processing of " meaning. " Strong relationships were also found between the different imaging metrics, enabling firmer inferences to be made about their functional significance. This uniquely comprehensive examination of the LSD state represents an important advance in scientific research with psychedelic drugs at a time of growing interest in their scientific and therapeutic value.
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SOURCE: Bain & Company Inc
May 08, 2017 14:40 ET
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - May 08, 2017) - Kara Gruver, managing director of Bain & Company's Boston office -- the firm's headquarters, its largest office worldwide, and home to many of its global and regional practice heads -- has been recognized by Consulting magazine as one of its "Top 25 Consultants" for 2017 in the category of Excellence in Leadership.
Since taking the helm of Bain Boston in 2012, Gruver has focused on growing the firm's priority clients and partnering with them to build new capabilities. The result: the office's growth has outpaced the firm's global growth by 2:1 for the last three years. Bain Boston also ranked in the top three for employee satisfaction for the fifth consecutive year, per the firm's 2016 Worldwide Employee Survey.
Gruver has played a key part in shaping Bain Boston's distinct culture, making significant strides over the last year in further increasing the office's diversity. In 2016, the proportion of female managers in the Boston office reached an all-time high of 45 percent due in part to Gruver's focus on ensuring that women comprise approximately half of each incoming consultant and associate consultant class and that each woman is matched with a sponsor invested in helping her advance. Gruver also continues to broaden the scope of the office's hiring, tapping resources from other non-traditional consulting industry sources, as well as increasing advanced degree and industry hires.
"I have had the pleasure of working alongside Kara for many years. In that time, I have personally seen the impact she has on the firm, the difference she has made in developing a truly talented team of people, and the outstanding results she has delivered for her clients," said Bill Neuenfeldt, Bain's regional managing director of the Americas. "She embodies the best of Bain, and I am thrilled that the industry is honoring her accomplishments."
In her client-facing role, Gruver has spent more than a decade advising leading consumer products and retail companies. This includes three years as head of Bain's North American Consumer Products Practice, which she grew at twice the rate of the Americas overall business.
Gruver is a strategic business advisor to her clients supporting them on a wide range of issues including corporate strategy, pricing and trade strategy, M&A, innovation, supply chain restructuring, and organizational effectiveness. She also has deep expertise in operating models, decision effectiveness, and innovation.
Gruver joined Bain in 1986 and in 1992 became one of the founding members of the firm's Chicago office. There, she spent three years investing in the local clients and growing the team from three to 50 people, firmly establishing Bain's presence in Chicago and across the Midwest.
With many diverse leadership successes under her belt, Gruver was a natural fit to be appointed to the Bain Board of Directors in 2015. She also served on the firm's global compensation and promotion committee from 2009-2012.
"This recognition from Consulting magazine is truly humbling. I consider myself lucky to be surrounded by a rich intellectual environment that allows me to take on new and different challenges every day," said Gruver. "However, solving these problems wouldn't be nearly as interesting if I couldn't engage with and learn from my Bain colleagues and clients, who are the most enjoyable part of my job. They have made Bain an industry leader and a great place to work, and I'm pleased to share this award with all of them."
Gruver earned her MBA from the Darden School at the University of Virginia, where she was selected a Shermet Scholar. She graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth College with a B.A. in computer science.
Gruver and the fellow honorees will be recognized at a dinner on June 15 in New York City. Coverage of the honorees and the event appears in Consulting magazine's May issue (www.consultingmag.com). Consulting is published by ALM, a global leader in specialized industry news and information.
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The Big Kid
Jacob Weisberg expresses the same reasons I didn't think he was a pedophile: he just seemed like a big kid. Every bizarre thing he did as an adult can be explained by giving him the mind of an 11 year old.
People tend to throw up hands at Michael Jackson's multifarious bizarreness. But is it really so strange? The boy was forced to work by a cruel and physically abusive father starting at the age of 7. (If he'd been sent into a factory or coal mine, instead of onstage, we'd have more compassion for him.) As a boy, he was denied what even most abused and underprivileged children have: school, friends, and play.
Instead, Michael was made into a performing sexualized freak, a boy whose soprano voice kindled passion in grown women. He was made to witness adult sexuality at an age when it can only have been terrifying and incomprehensible to him. By 10, he was performing in strip clubs and hiding under the covers in hotel rooms while his older brothers got it on with groupies. At 11—the age at which his psyche seems frozen—he was a superstar. "My childhood was completely taken away from me," he has said. Almost everything that seems freakish about him can be explained by his poignant, doomed effort to get his stolen childhood back.
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January 14, 2017
Will iPhone 7 kill the camera industry? Japanese photographer named Shin Noguchi published a post in which he showed the new iPhone 7 camera features, comparing it with the Leica M9-P camera, which costs about $ 6000.
The photographer posted two pictures of the same object, which is a tree in the territory tsurugaoka hachimangū in Kamakura made on both devices. He did not give any comments about the post, suggesting users to compare the results. We should recall that the presentation of the latest iPhone model was held in the early September: a smartphone that is already called as a killer of camera industry, which is equipped with a dual 12-megapixel camera with wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens, improved optical image stabilization and more features for shooting in low light area. The device also allows achieving bokeh effect, which was not included into the smartphones before.
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Your personal workspace is a key part of your home interior. The simplest of things can really help you on your day. Changing it up around or adding a new addition to your reads can make a small difference in your day to day activities. This Spring Cleaning, I decided to clear up my desk to help me be a little more productive.
Due to lack of space, my work desk and my makeup routine are all in one. So I really pride myself on trying to keep everything in check so as to not want to rip my hair out if things are misplaced.
My desk consists of a range of books, all of which you can easily find on Amazon. Both literature and for fun, all that I love flicking through whenever I'm looking for some ideas. As you can see, it's also where I have to apply my makeup. I love this spot because I have wonderful lighting which is always great for my photos and for a positive mindset.
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Poe Decoder
An Analysis of Adgar Allan Poe's
Psychological Thriller
I. Prelude
II. Brief introduction to Adgar Allan Poe
1.1. Allan Poe's Life
2.2. Allan Poe's Works and Literary Achievement
III. Adgar Allan Poe -- A Post-Gothic Writer
1.1. Gothic Introduction
2.2. Analysis of Two Horror
1)1) The Fall of the House of Usher
a)a) Setting
b)b) Characters
c)c) Point of View
2)2) The Masque of the Red Death
a)a) Setting
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IV. The Symbolism in Allan Poe's Works
1. Symbolism Introduction
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1)1) The Fall of the House of Usher
a)a) Style and Interpretation
b)b) Theme
2)2) The Masque of the Red Death
a)a) Style and Interpretation
b)b) Theme
V. Finale
I. Prelude
"During the whole of a dull, dark, and soundless day in the autumn of the year, when the clouds hung oppressively low in the heavens, had been passing alone, on horseback, through a singularly dreary tract of country; and at length found myself, as the shades of the evening drew on, within view of the melancholy House of Usher. I know not how it was --but, with the first glimpse of the building, a sense of insufferable gloom pervaded my spirit." -- The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe
Within the lines of the opening of The Fall Of The House Of Usher, as a result of Poe's imagery, we are aware of a sense of death and decay. Gothic is the ambience.
II. Brief Introduction to Adgar Allan Poe
1. Allan Poe's Life
Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in January 1809, the second son of traveling actors. Edgar, split up from his elder bother and younger sister, was taken into the household of a Virginian tobacco merchant, John Allan, whose name Poe adopted from 1824 onwards. Poe's relationship with his foster father was uneasy at the best of times and after a violent quarrel with his foster father over his choice of career, Poe left Virginia altogether and went to Boston. Poe was always very close to Mrs. Allan and it was her dying wish that her husband and foster son be reconciled. In 1830, living on a small allowance from Allan, Poe entered the military academy at West Point, but deliberately got himself dishonorably discharged in 1831. He lived with his aunt, Mrs. Clemms, in Baltimore, where he began to publish stories in magazines. When MS. Found in a Bottle won a short-story competition one of the judges helped secure him a job as an editor on the Southern Literary Messenger. In 1836 Poe married his thirteen-year-old cousin, Virginia Clemms. Much of his early work went unnoticed and it took until 1840 before Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque was published in two volumes. This included the famous story The Fall of the House of Usher. Plans for starting his own magazine did not lead too much and he continued to work as a magazine editor for various publications. His Tales and The Raven and Other Poems, published in 1845, did bring him some recognition but unfortunately it was not enough to sustain his family financially. Mrs. Clemms and Poe's wife Virginia nearly starved to death one winter. After his wife's death in 1847 Poe became increasingly unstable and his dependence on tempted suicide in 1848 and tragically died in 1849, five days after being found in a delirious and semi-conscious condition in Baltimore.
2. Allan Poe's Works and Literary Achievement
Edgar Allan Poe was mostly known for his poems and short tales and his literary criticism. His literary achievement was mostly on his short tales. The first short story collection, Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque, contains 25 short tales includes Ms. Found in a Bottle, Berenice, Ligeia, Morella, The Fall of the House of Usher, William Wilson, etc. Later two short tales...
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Despite rumours to the contrary, it seems that Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 will be coming to the PS3 next year.
According to the latest list of PAL release dates distributed by the French publisher (and published on Gamefront.de), Rainbow Six Vegas 2 has been listed as being down for release during Q1 2008, the same as the Xbox 360 version.
Rumours that the PS3 version had been delayed or even dropped started circulating last month after only the PC and 360 were mentioned on the game's product page on the Ubisoft website.
While the product page remains unaltered, given that Ubisoft has mentioned the PS3 version of its release schedule, it seems that PS3 fans haven't been forgotten after all.
Great..cuz I really enjoyed RS:Vegas...but then again why would Ubisoft cancel the PS3 version....dumb rumour..to begin with..!!
i think if this is going up against socom thou it will have a problem selling on the PS3
Its definitely coming out for the ps3 it might be delayed though I think r6v came like 6 months later ?
Wasn't interested on this game anyways. But I guess theres at least an option if I want it in the far future...
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Clavier Companion - May/June 2017 - 64
First Looks
Book Review
Book Review
The Steinway That Wouldn't
Budge: Confessions of a
Piano Tuner, by Peter Tryon.
My piano-as far as I know-only
contains the standard hammers
and such, plus perhaps the occasional penny or pencil. Other
people's pianos...well, let's allow
author and piano technician
Peter Tryon do the honors:
In pianos over the years, I've discovered pens,
rulers, umbrellas...a pet snake by the name of
Gilbert, and, on one occasion, £2000-worth of
sovereigns (the owner's grandfather hadn't had
much faith in banks). Pianos nearly always tell
you something about their owners-especially if
the owners are slightly mad.
Tryon has discovered other things in pianos, too-a
dead budgie (parakeet) and a live "fat brown rat"
with "yellow teeth," for starters (thereby hangs a tale/
tail). And did I mention the Steinway embedded in
the wall?
Englishman Tryon-whose logo bills him as "The
Piano Tuna"-has been a musician and piano technician for more than thirty-five years, and his memoir
engages the reader from the opening sentence. His
anecdotes, he assures us, "are 90% true," and they
are filled with entertaining detail and calculated puns
(the poor dead parakeet is described as "shredded
tweet"). He invites us to tag along as he tunes the
piano at a naturist camp, does battle with angelic-looking choir boys whose thoughts are of "the utmost deviousness," extinguishes flaming sheet music,
and-peacefully-meets his future wife.
But the highlight of the book is Chapter Three,
"Working with Animals." The budgie and the rat make
their appearances, as do a Springer Spaniel, a Labrador Retriever, and a rooster. (I won't spoil the rooster
story, except to say it is rated PG, and blood was shed.
You might not want to read everything in this book to
your students.) In Chapter Nine, "Eerie Tunings," Tryon relates his encounters with the piano that played
itself, the piano that temporarily shared space with its
owner's dead mother, and the coypu (large rodent)
that interfered with Tryon's transport of four used instruments.
Although published in the United Kingdom, The
Steinway That Wouldn't Budge is readily available
online. At a brisk eighty-six pages, reading the
book is the work of a weekend morning, or even a
plane trip. Tryon would be a captivating traveling
companion. (Austin Macauley, 86 pages. Available
at Amazon in hardcover, $16.99; paperback, $8.95;
and Kindle, $5)
-Susan Geffen
Clavier Companion
May/June 2017
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Readings & Events
NOTE: Meg is now booking school visits for 2018 & beyond!
Visit her School Visits page for information.
updated: January 20, 2018
December 2017
"Between the Covers" interview
with Meg & Ken Jones
The interview available for download/streaming.
For more info: kboo.fm/program/between-covers
January 2018
Solstice MFA Program's winter residency
January 5 to 14, Chestnut Hill, MA
The Solstice Program's reading series at Pine Manor College runs Jan 5 to 12.
Visit www.pmc.edu/mfa for details about the readings & the Solstice Program (where Meg is founding director).
February 2018
"Taking Control of our Adoption Stories"
Thursday, Feb 8, 7 p.m., Cambridge, MA
Sponsored by Foster On, with Ben Ludwig, author of Ginny Moon
Porter Square Books, 25 White St. Cambridge, MA 02140
Come hear Ben & me talk about our personal connections with our adopted characters, and engage in a discussion about empowering adopted and foster children to tell their own stories.
More info: www.portersquarebooks.com/event/2018-02
March 2018
AWP Conference
March 8 – 10, Tampa, Florida
Come visit Meg at the Solstice MFA Program table at the AWP Bookfair!
April 2018
Massachusetts Reading Assn. Annual Conference
Tuesday, April 10, Quincy, MA
Meg presents "What a Three-Legged Dog Teaches About Poetry" (grades K-6)
Boston Marriott Quincy, 1000 Marriott Drive, Quincy, MA
This 2-day conference runs April 9th & 10th. Meg will be at the Author Appetizer event on Monday, April 9, 5 – 6:30 p.m., and presents on Tuesday, April 10.
For more info: massreading.org
Solstice at Langston's House & the I, Too, Collective!
Thursday, April 5, time TBA
Come hear Solstice MFA Program community members/faculty Jacqueline Woodson, Renee Watson, and Iain Haley Pollock read, and celebrate this diverse & supportive low-residency MFA in Creative Writing Program.
More info coming at: www.itooarts.com/calendar-of-events-1
American Adoption Conference
Friday, April 20, Albuquerque, NM
Hear Meg talk about "Taking Control of our Adoption Stories" through the use of her teen verse-novel trilogy: The Secret of Me, The Girl in the Mirror, and When You Never Said Goodbye.
For more info: https://www.americanadoptioncongress.org/conference_information.php
» Download Meg's handout: Types of Poems to Help Teens Take Control of Their Own Adoption Stories
May 2018
Four Way Books Symposium & Reading-Fundraiser
Sunday, May 20
At the home of Cammy Thomas and Tony Siesfeld
70 North St., Lexington, MA 02420
Schedule: 12:30-2 The Four Way Books Symposium (Poet Daniel Tobin will present on "Yeats and Intensity")
2:30-4 short readings (Meg included) + fast auction
Refreshments and libations to be served!
September 2018
Stanley Kunitz Summer Writing Series
Saturday, September 15,
4 Woodford Street, Worcester MA
Attend Meg's workshop using Stanley Kunitz's poems to generate new work.
More info: Susan Roney O'Brien, email@example.com
Photo credit: Alan Carey
October 2018
James River Conference
October 12 – 14
Richmond, VA
Details TBA.
For info: jamesriverwriters.org


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In investigations you have to think outside the box and figure out unique ways to use resources. Here are our top 5 FREE website picks.
Spy Dialer is a free and anonymous way to find out who called you from a random phone number. Instead of calling the unknown number back, you can type it in to Spy Dialer where you have the option of hearing the voice mail message attached to the number.
Using the "Print Your Receipt" function, enter a person's last name and driver's license number, and it will pull all rentals for that person in the last six months. It is a sneaky way to make sure someone was where they said they were.
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Looking for temporary housing for students (Frankfurt)
A-Viva Language school is looking for temporary accommodation for this summer, please find further info below:
For our students (girls in their 20s) from Spain and Italy,I am looking for some rooms starting July 31, for 2 to 4 weeks, based on 400€ per month, plus Kaution.
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Walkthrough: Analyzing Cube Data in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
Applies To: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Feature Pack, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
You can analyze data by using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio to connect to a Microsoft Dynamics AX OLAP cube.
To complete this walkthrough, you will need:
Microsoft Dynamics AX with sample data
The General Ledger default cube, deployed and processed. For more information, see Deploy the default cubes.
Configure Analysis Services by running the Microsoft Dynamics AX Setup wizard
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
Analyzing Cube Data in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
To analyze the General Ledger cube data by using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, you must connect to the cube data that is deployed and processed in a SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) database.
To analyze cube data
Open Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
On the Connect to Server page, select Analysis Services for Server type. Enter the name of the server that contains the Analysis Services database for the General Ledger cube, enter credentials used to access the server, and then click Connect.
Right-click Databases > Dynamics AX > Cubes > General ledger cube and then click Browse.
The name of the database that contains the General ledger cube may vary. For example, if you use Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2, the database name is Dynamics AX initial by default.
In General ledger cube [Browse], drag Measures > Ledger transactions > General ledger amount – transaction currency onto the data region area.
Drag a financial dimension onto the row field area. If you included the Main account dimension in the Analysis Services project that contains the General ledger cube, use Main account OLAPMAINACCOUNT > Main account OLAPMAINACCOUNT.Main account.
The available dimensions will vary depending on your Analysis Services project.
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Ruby Begonia's114 W. Washington St.
Morris, IL 60450
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Located in the heart of the historic Illinois-Michigan Canal town of Morris, IL., Ruby Begonia'S offers a wealth of shabby & chic cottage antiques. Featuring a warm and wonderful mix of new & vintage, from wonderful architectural elements & painted primitive cupboards to one of a kind home décor. Their women's boutique clothing labels, accessories, and unique must haves arrive weekly...and are perfect for any occasion!
They have also added Baby Begonia'S, a warm collection of boutique clothing & toys for the latest addition in your family! Filled with a touch of charm, stop in often to see what's in store at the cute little shop in the middle of the block!
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