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The playful image of Mickey Mouse is embroidered onto this crewneck cotton dress, designed with a zip detail at the shoulder seams for a contemporary feel. In honour of the Chinese year of the Mouse, Disney's legendary character appears throughout Gucci's ready-to-wear and accessories for the Cruise 2020 collection, displayed as colourful prints, embroidered patches or jacquard motifs.
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- Ivory cotton
- Embroidered Mickey Mouse patch
- Gucci embroidery on the back
- To celebrate the Chinese New Year of the Mouse, Disney and Gucci come together for an exclusive collection. With a vintage inspired attitude, the emblematic cartoon character Mickey Mouse stands out against a green background, decorating the dedicated packaging.
- Crewneck
- Zip detail along the shoulder seams
- Front patch
- Coulisse at the hem
- 65% cotton and 35% polyamide
- Made in Italy
- The model is 177cm and is wearing size small
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Happy Days Amusing anecdotes and moving memories Category: Humour (Non-Fiction) Format: Hardback Author: Gervase Phinn Publisher: Country Publications Ltd Publication Date: Sunday 1st October 2017 ISBN: 9781855683624 Pages: 162
The happiest days make memories to last a lifetime. There are so many occasions when one is filled with a feeling of great elation: the birth of a child, a christening or wedding, a childhood holiday, a celebratory birthday or a cosy family Christmas..... these are the magical times that stay with us all our lives.
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Our Vision and Values
In 2018, we launched our new Vision and Values statements at our annual Leadership Conference. Senior managers then held a series of workshops with their own teams to roll the materials out across the Group.
We believe that engaging all of our employees and galvanising their efforts behind these four key values will set us well on the way towards realising our vision and gives us the best possible chance of achieving our strategic objectives.
Health and safety
We employ over 1,600 people. The safety and the well-being of these employees and our contractors is our first operational priority.
|Injury frequency rate (1)
|Lost time injury frequency rate (2)
(1) Injuries per 100,000 hours worked.
(2) Lost time accidents per 100,000 hours worked.
We made good progress with our two key health and safety performance measures in 2018. Our injury frequency rate fell from 6.8 to 5.7 and our lost time injury frequency rate fell from 1.4 to 0.9. These results reflect the hard work of the health and safety team and of our employees to reduce the risk of incidents in the workplace.
We recorded no major injuries in 2018 under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 ('RIDDOR'). The number of minor RIDDOR injuries reported in 2018 was 9, compared to 16 in 2017.
Our health and safety performance continues to benchmark well with industry standards.
Incentives and rewards
Our remuneration policies remain competitive and packages include combinations of salary, performance related pay and a defined contribution pension scheme.
In 2018 we launched 'Eurxtras', a staff benefits platform that entitles all of our employees to benefit from savings and special offers from a wide range of partners, including travel companies, retailers, insurers and entertainment providers. This platform also facilitates user friendly communication with all members of staff, allowing the business to provide the latest news from across the organisation, links to online training and resources, and other important messages and alerts.
We also launched a second Save As You Earn sharesave scheme in June 2018. Approximately 40% of our employees now participate in one of the two schemes.
Training and development
We continue to invest in the training and development of our staff, and support them in the delivery of our Group-wide and individual objectives.
We provide a number of training programmes for our teams, using a combination of internal and external service providers. In addition, we provide financial and study leave support for our trainees who are in the process of obtaining a professional qualification.
During 2018 we established 10 training centres across the country. These are used primarily to provide training to our Building Plastics colleagues to help improve their knowledge of the increasingly wide range of products available in our branches, allowing them to provide better support and service to our customer base.
Within the Group we also offer e-learning training programmes to employees. During 2018, staff from across the business have completed and passed over 4,000 e-learning courses.
Apprenticeships are an important part of the development of our future talent pools. As a Group we seek to take advantage of the opportunities provided by the Government's Apprentice Levy. We have 15 apprentices working towards a qualification under Levy-compliant apprenticeships, in areas of the business as diverse as production, warehousing, customer experience and finance. Apprentices spend 4 days a week working and learning within the business, supplemented by 1 day a week spent at college studying towards a relevant technical qualification.
We will continue the roll out of apprenticeships across the business, aiming to upskill our existing employees as well as support new roles within the business. This is just one component of our wider plans to invest more in the training and development of our employees in the coming years.
Overall, we work hard to ensure we remain a local employer of choice, to help us attract and retain talented people.
Equality and diversity
Equality and diversity form part of our core values.
Our equal opportunities policy requires that we give full and fair consideration to applications for employment by disabled people. In the event of a colleague becoming disabled, every effort will be made to ensure that their employment with us continues and that appropriate support is available.
Our colleagues come from wide and diverse backgrounds, nationalities and ethnic and religious groups and we respect and embrace cultural differences wherever we operate.
We recognise the benefits of encouraging diversity across the business and believe that this will contribute to our continued success. All appointments are made based on merit and are measured against specific objective criteria, including the skills and experience needed for the position. We remain committed to increasing the participation of women throughout the Group, including at Board level, within the Steering Group and senior management.
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We are committed to protecting and minimising our impact on the environment.
Recycling now sits at the very heart of our operations and we are proud to be the leading recycler of PVC windows in the UK.
We are committed to increasing the use of recycled PVC and improving the sustainability of our products and our business. We have invested more than £10m over the past decade in expanding the recycling operations at our plant in Ilkeston. In 2018, we acquired Ecoplas, another PVC window recycling plant based in Selby.
During the year, we rescued more than 1.6 million window frames from landfill, up from c.1 million in 2017. These frames are recycled at one of our facilities, with the resulting compound reused in our manufacturing operations to make new extruded products. We increased the use of recycled PVC in our manufacturing operations from 8.3k tonnes to 9.5k tonnes in 2018, representing c.17% of material consumption. We intend to continue this journey, with more investment to expand our recycling capability at both plants planned for 2019.
More generally, we operate in compliance with all relevant environmental legislation and we strive to use pollution prevention and environmental best practice in all that we do. We recognise that our operations result in emissions and waste and we are committed to control, recover and reuse PVC waste wherever possible.
We promote the efficient use of all materials and resources throughout our facilities, particularly non-renewable resources, and continue our development of sustainably sourced products using recycled materials wherever possible.
Environmental concerns and impacts are a consideration in all of our decision making and activities. We promote environmental awareness amongst our employees and encourage them to work in an environmentally responsible manner. This is achieved through training and education, informing our employees about environmental issues that may affect their work.
Emergency response procedures are maintained where required by legislation or where significant health, safety or environmental hazards exist. Our general environmental objectives are set in alignment with legislation and are continually reviewed to ensure they are being met.
Our environmental policies apply to all our operations and we make sure sufficient resources are made available to ensure that they are implemented. We strive to continually improve our environmental performance and review our policies regularly in the light of planned future activities.
Greenhouse gas data
We are reporting our greenhouse gas ('GHG') emissions as part of our Strategic Report and our GHG reporting period is 1st October 2017 to 30th September 2018. Previously we reported on a calendar year basis, however this resulted in difficulties in getting the data for the final months due to timing lags on invoices from suppliers, resulting in estimations. This data is used to report against our annual financial data, which keeps a calendar year reporting period.
GHG emissions for the Group for the period ending 30 September 2018 have reduced by 11% on emissions reported for 2017 and were, in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e):
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|Fuel Combustion (mobile)
|Facility operation
|Purchased electricity
Overall emissions have been on a general downward trend since the previous submission. The most notable change is that emissions from electricity has decreased annually since 2014. This is mainly due to the falling national grid emission factor, driven by the closure of coal fired power stations and their replacement with gas and renewables.
Annual comparison and emissions intensity:
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1 Expressed in tCO2e per £m revenue.
Methodology and emission factors:
These emissions were calculated using the methodology set out in the Environmental Reporting Guidelines (ref PB 13944), published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in June 2013. Emissions are taken from the Department for Business, Energy, Industrial Strategy emissions factor update published in 2018.
Operation Clean Sweep
In 2018 we joined a campaign called 'Operation Clean Sweep', the aim of which is to help plastic resin handling operations work towards achieving zero pellet, flake and powder loss.
Service levels
In terms of quality, our focus has been on implementing key principles of quality management and measuring systems. These are captured in our customer-focused Quality Policy Statement (see opposite), which captures the way we aspire to work at Eurocell.
Sustainable and quality products
We adhere to industry-leading specifications and ISO-based standards for Quality & Environmental Management and British Standards for health and safety.
Ethical and sustainable sourcing
We ensure that suppliers understand and work with us to meet our aspirations.
Over 70% of our suppliers have been supplying Eurocell for more than 3 years. All supply and tender agreements include the following statement:
"The supplier advocates the principles of Corporate Social Responsibility and requires a serious approach to socio-economic issues from its supply chain. All of our suppliers are required to confirm their commitment to the following principles:
- The obligation to the global and local environment;
- Respect for fundamental human entitlements;
- In purchasing activities, a commitment to improving the organisation's performance in relation to fairness to all;
- A system of internal and external reporting which matches espoused values;
- A proactive promotion of sustainable practices and products;
- Recognition that there is responsibility to add value to communities and societies upon which the organisation has influence; and
- An ethical approach to purchasing activities."
Modern slavery
We are absolutely committed to preventing slavery and human trafficking in our business activities, and to ensuring that our supply chains are free from these practices.
We aim to identify modern slavery risks and prevent slavery and human trafficking in our operations. We made good progress during 2017 in identifying any potential risks in the top 80% of our suppliers. In cases where medium or high risk is identified, further assessments are being carried out.
Our full Anti-Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement is published on our website here.
Nominated charities
We supported Muscular Dystrophy UK in 2018, providing sponsorship and the facility to receive donations via counter-top collections across our branch network. We also matched staff contributions pound-for-pound in donating money to MacMillan Cancer Support, Save the Children and the Royal Derby Hospital Chemotherapy Department.
Supporting our local community
In the local community, we provided sponsorship to the Rigby and Alfreton Musical Theatre Company, and to a teenager from the Alfreton area who represented England in the European ITF Taekwondo Championships in Poland.
In 2018 we also participated in the Great Plastic Pick Up, a national campaign led by Keep Britain Tidy. Teams from our head office joined other local businesses to pick up litter in and around Alfreton Park.
Quality Policy Statementplus
To be trusted by our customers in everything we do. Working in partnership with them to ensure that they are able to differentiate their service and product offerings from their competitors. Easy to do business with and always responsive to their needs, in a consistent, timely, courteous and flexible manner.
Adherence to industry-leading specifications and ISO-based standards for Quality & Environmental Management and British Standards for Health and Safety. Ensuring that suppliers understand and work with us to meet our aspirations.
Constant improvement
Uniform standards across our business benchmarked against industry best practice, constantly reviewing and improving processes. Benchmarked leading industry best practice transferred across businesses and customers with a view to reducing waste and improving consistency. Always tracking and measuring through business and departmental KPIs reflecting the business objectives.
Everyone's responsibility
All departments are responsible for constantly reviewing, measuring, checking and improving the quality of their work and ensuring that the necessary training, facilities and tools are available to get the job done right first time through a culture of continuous improvement. All departments working together and supporting each other with no barriers and no silos.


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Sound Transit in the News: Record Ridership and Double Deckers
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Your weekly list of Sound Transit stories.
- Link light rail broke two records in May: most total riders (>2 million) and highest average weekday boardings (73,000). Read the ridership report.
- We debuted our newest Double Decker buses on Thursday. By the end of the year, all Snohomish County Sound Transit buses will use double deckers.
- A Washington DC visitor rode our and Metro's services all day for $3, and had some nice things to say about ORCA and agency integration.
- ICYMI: we ran trains until 2am on July 4, the first time we've done so. Consider this a dry run for possible future opportunities, like New Years Eve.
- Link may not be reaching Bellevue until 2023, but new apartments in the Spring District are already opening up. 2,000 residents will live in the Spring District upon full buildout, and there will be a Link station at 120th Ave NE.
- Sounder service will run all weekend, a rare occurrence. Catch the train to Sounders match on Saturday, or the Mariners matinee on Sunday.
- Check out our Instagram feed for an underground walk between Northgate and Roosevelt stations!


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Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee
Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee is the best coffee in the world, so great we gave them their own page. Known as the Roll Royce of coffees, we offer Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee certified by the Coffee Industry Board of Jamaica. The Blue Mountains are 7,402 feet at the highest peak with a rich soil that combined with misty and cool conditions, result in a remarkable bean.
It has full flavor, balance, prominent fruit flavors, acidity and provides all the satisfaction one could want with a strong and intense aroma. The different varieties below are from different farms with similar flavor characteristics and affordable blends. Blue Mountain Peaberry is the best of the best with beans that comprise only 5% of the crop and have a richer and more intense Blue Mountain flavor.


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Passionate about supporting others working in the field of online and distance education, Beth Monroe bridges the gap between program coordinators and different units of DELTA.
Monroe was born and raised in Asheboro, North Carolina. After high school she left home to go to UNC-Chapel Hill. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in sociology, and in 2006, began working for the Department of Registration and Records at NC State.
She joined DELTA in 2011 and serves as the Online and Distance Education liaison officer.
Monroe calls herself an introvert, but her favorite part of the job is communicating and forming relationships with others. She is customer service-oriented and enjoys working closely with her team.
How would you describe your position to someone unfamiliar with DELTA?
"I provide administrative support to the Associate Vice Provost for Online and Distance Education, but also to the rest of the Online and Distance Education Administrative staff team, which supports faculty and students participating in our Online and Distance Education programs," said Monroe.
Recently, Monroe worked alongside the AVP for Academic Technology Innovation Donna Petherbridge, chair of the search committee, to find the new AVP for Online and Distance Education Tim Petty. Monroe set up interviews via Google Hangouts and scheduled campus visits with finalists.
Monroe manages calendars for AVPs Rebecca Swanson and Petty, operating as the first point of contact for distance education program coordinators. She also monitors budgets, assists with projects, provides meeting support, enrollment projections and mailing communications.
What makes your job special?
"The ability to give support to such an innovative program in distance education and all that it is doing for students across North Carolina and the world," said Monroe. "Being able to be a part of that is really cool because we're one of the leaders in it. It's kind of a proud moment when I talk to people about where I work."
She loves being part of a team that takes their work seriously. "This group has been able to develop programs that are such high quality," she said. Monroe feels that she has learned a lot from her coworkers about digital technology. "It's cool to watch it behind the scenes, and I want to be an end user of it at some point in my life," she said.
What also makes Monroe feel welcome at DELTA is having coworkers who understand the need to balance family and work life. "Being at DELTA I've found a really good support system for other moms of young children," she said. "It's been really nice to have that."
How is online and distance education technology important to you?
"It's important to me because I see the opportunities that it provides to people who maybe otherwise wouldn't have had educational opportunities, like non-traditional students, even for myself because I am getting to a place where I'm thinking about the future," said Monroe.
She is interested in going to school again but currently has no free time to devote to classes. "When life calms down enough for me to go back to school, I am convinced that online and distance education is going to be the way I make it happen," said Monroe.
What do you like to do in your spare time?
Whenever she needs a break from parenting, Monroe likes to go for a jog. "I enjoy running if I can ever find time to do it," said Monroe. "I am running the Rock 'n' Roll 5k in April and I'm really excited about that. I've never actually run in a formal race before." She has run that distance by herself but hopes that a competitive race setting will give her the push she needs to improve her pace and endurance. "I do so much better when there are others holding me accountable," said Monroe. Her goal is to run a half marathon in the near future.
Aside from running, Monroe spends as much time as she can with her 2-year-old son and 5-year-old daughter. "They're basically my world," she said. "Doing fun things with them are pretty much the things I look forward to the most."
Monroe also likes traveling with her family when she can. "My husband is Canadian so we like to get to Canada as much as possible," she added.
What is something about yourself that people may not readily know?
Monroe believes she could have been a detective in another life. "I'm really into true crime," said Monroe. "I can't get my hands on enough of that stuff." She is fascinated by documentary series like "Making a Murderer" and highly recommends it to those interested in real criminal cases.
Another thing people might not be aware of is that Monroe has celiac disease, which can make it hard to find places to eat with gluten-free options. "I'm always on the hunt for restaurants that are celiac friendly," she said.


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At its Awards Dinner in Edinburgh on 30th May, The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) announced 10 winners for its 2019 Awards, representing the very best of current Scottish architecture.
The Black House, Isle of Skye (contract value not for publication)
Dualchas Architects Ltd for a Private Client
Briongos MacKinnon House, Strathaven (contract value not for publication)
Richard Murphy Architects Limited for Colin MacKinnon
Broomlands Primary School, Kelso (£8 m)
Stallan-Brand Architecture + Design Ltd for Scottish Borders Council
Collective on Calton Hill, Edinburgh (£4 m)
Collective Architecture (original architectural practice Malcolm Fraser Architects ) for City of Edinburgh Council and Collective
The Macallan Distillery and Visitor Experience, Craigellachie (£140 m)
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners for Edrington
Mackintosh at the Willow, Glasgow (contract value not for publication)
Simpson & Brown for Willow Tea Rooms Trust
The Rainings Stairs Development, Inverness (contract value not for publication)
Trail Architects for Ark Estates
Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service The Jack Copland Centre, Edinburgh (£30 m)
Reiach and Hall Architects for Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service
Tollcross Housing Association Offices, Glasgow (£2.92 m)
Elder and Cannon Architects for Tollcross Housing Association
V&A Dundee (£80.1 m)
Kengo Kuma & Associates with PiM.studio Architects and James F Stephen Architects for Dundee City Council
Prof. John Cole CBE Hon FRIAS, Jury Chair, commented:
The journey to view the nineteen shortlisted projects, which, within a hectic but rewarding three-day period, took my fellow judges and myself through the intriguing Scottish borders, the self-confident central belt, and the glorious landscapes of the highlands and islands, was for all of us a reaffirmation of the fundamental importance of the ability of architecture at its best to positively influence the lives of individuals and communities.
Special Category Awards:
In the eighth year of its awards the RIAS has again teamed up with Scottish Forestry/Wood for Good, Historic Environment Scotland, The Scottish Government and Saint-Gobain for our four prestigious sub-category awards.
The Best Use of Timber
The winner of the Wood for Good/Scottish Forestry Award for the Best Use of Timber was:
The Macallan Distillery and Visitor Experience, Craigellachie
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners for Edrington
Commendation to Cairngorms National Park Authority Headquarters by Moxon Architects Ltd.
Timber Award judge, Jon Stevenson, said:
The Macallan Distillery is an exceptional building. We were especially impressed by the use of Glulam and LVL as structural components in the roof domes but also were struck by the generous use of timber throughout the interior, and in particular the quality of design and craftsmanship throughout the building.
We also felt that the Cairngorm National Park Authority HQ merited a commendation for a well thought through solution for a building in the heart of Grantown on Spey, with a clever combination of CLT structure and extensive use of native larch cladding.
Conservation and Climate Change
The winner of the Historic Environment Scotland Award for Conservation and Climate Change was:
Borders Distillery, Hawick
Gray Macpherson Architects
Steven Robb, Deputy Head of Casework, Heritage Directorate at Historic Environment Scotland, said:
The quality of the entries this year was fantastic, and as ever, we had a difficult task choosing a winner. After careful consideration, we decided to focus on regeneration projects within economically disadvantaged town centres.
Therefore, we are delighted to award Borders Distillery with the Historic Environment Scotland Award for Conservation and Climate Change. Borders Distillery took an inventive approach to both architectural conservation and climate change and is the first distillery to open in the Borders in almost 200 years.
As well as the winning project, we awarded our commendation to two projects - Ingram centre in Kilmarnock and the Council Offices in Church Street, Dumbarton. Both projects celebrate the positive and practical reuse of listed buildings by local authorities.
Emerging Architect
The winner of the Saint-Gobain Emerging Architect Award was:
Emma Fairhurst, Collective Architecture for Collective on Calton Hill, Edinburgh
Stuart McKill, Saint-Gobains Business Support Director, said;
This project demonstrates the best in restoration and creative redevelopment across this important World Heritage site. In delivering this project Emma has brought together old and new architecture whist giving excellent consideration to the surrounding environment. The use of materials and a prism of contemporary culture add further to the project given the sites history whilst recognising what a "City Observatory" could mean today. The new structures and renovations within the site boundary are wholly appropriate delivering an ambience of light, warmth and comfort, creating a desire to explore further which is indeed the purpose. Without doubt Emma's solution to the site will bring much interest, enjoyment and engagement to this project and all who visit for many years to come. As such Emma is a most worthy winner of this year's Saint-Gobain Emerging Architect Award.
Scotlands Client of the Year
The winner of the Scottish Government Scotlands Client of the Year Award was:
The Willow Tea Rooms Trust for Mackintosh at the Willow, Glasgow
RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award
The 10 winners of this years RIAS Awards form the longlist for the RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award which is supported by the Doolan Family and the Scottish Government.
The Doolan Award is judged separately from the RIAS Awards and this year the Doolan jury will select their shortlist (announced later in the summer) and carry out visits in late September, led by Jury Chair, Sadie Morgan of dRMM architects. The Doolan Award will be presented by the Scottish Government and the Doolan family at the RIAS Convention Dinner on 4th October in Edinburgh.
RIBA National Awards
The RIBA National Awards in Scotland will be announced on 27th June 2019.


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DCUCI: Cisco Data Center Unified Computing Support Specialist
In this course, you will learn to rack installations, provision server hardware, and direct operating systems or hyper-visor installations. Significant content is devoted to management, maintenance, and troubleshooting. You will review Cisco data center virtualization solutions and how to execute a virtualization solution based on a detailed implementation plan.
The course follows an actual implementation workflow providing hands-on practice by configuring the most recent Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) solutions, including Cisco UCS B-Series, Cisco UCS C-Series, VMware's vSphere and Cisco Nexus 1000v product families.
Current and prospective data center administrators will gain a better understanding of Cisco UCS B-Series and C-Series components, including systems architecture, installation, and administration. You will focus on the individual components of a complete solution and the installation, configuration, and maintenance of a Cisco UCS installation in various types of environments. Hands-on configuration labs throughout the course will reinforce the information given in lecture as you build a complete solution.
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September 13, 2019 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmFree
My interest in plants and gardening and my career as an art teacher have been very happily merged through the medium of botanically painting. The exacting technical requirements and botanical accuracy required a rethink in my approach to painting. Having come from a conceptual training at Art School and many years as teacher using very creative and free techniques to encourage children to succeed it has been a huge challenge to work within the very narrow perimeters of super accurate water colour painting. I hope I will be able to take you on this journey of mastering a new career in middle age!


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I had such fun with this quilt!!! It's a small quilt, raw-edge applique cats.
I have used a fleshy pink Isacord Polyester Thread to quilt the back ground of all the blocks and an olive green for the sashes.
2 different FMQ patterns for the 2 back ground colours.
Approx 30 hours of quilting and 3000m of thread in this quilt. This quilt can actually stand on its own!
Anna is very happy with her quilt. She booked her spot for another quilt!
I'm extremely pleased with this quilt!
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The road is unmarked. No large signs point the way. This is a discreet, private approach that takes you off the main road and into the countryside. As you get closer, you are aware of the tall perimeter fences and hedges. There are no direct neighbours, but even so, here at the end of the road, privacy is ensured.
A video entry system allows surveillance of visitors before granting access through the electric gates.
The driveway curves through parkland-type gardens, past mature trees and shrubs, a waterfall feature and attractive flower beds.
It opens to a very large cobblestone area in front of the main entrance and the 80m frontage of this impressive villa. Guests can, of course, use the double garage, but in the open there is parking for some 20 cars with ease.


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Is Adokiye planning collabo with Rihanna?
The Afro-pop princess, Adokiye is certainly planning to hit the global stage. Recently, the Diva tweeted "Adokiye ft Rihanna and the tweet seemed to have caused some thrills everywhere.
Locally, she has been on track with Olamide, Addiction and a few other good acts but could this mean she is planning to hit international stage?
The Afro-pop princess is just few months old in the music business, yet she has become a force to reckon with, in the industry.
The buzz is that the controversial singer is planning an international collaboration with an American pop star,Rihanna. With her hit singles, uptight videos and many more, her fans can't but expect the best from her.


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We left on the Zuiderdam's July 7, 2018 sailing for a two week cruise from Copenhagen, Denmark visiting Norway, Iceland, The Faroe Islands and the Shetland Islands. We flew a day in advance so as to make certain we would feel refreshed ... Read More
We left on the Zuiderdam's July 7, 2018 sailing for a two week cruise from Copenhagen, Denmark visiting Norway, Iceland, The Faroe Islands and the Shetland Islands. We flew a day in advance so as to make certain we would feel refreshed for boarding. We stayed at the Clarion Airport hotel which was an easy walk with luggage from the airport. We checked in and walked half way between the hotel and the airport and took the metro to the city center our first afternoon. From there we did a boat ride through / around downtown. We left for the airport check in the next morning around 10:45 am. Boarding the bus was straightforward and we arrived at the pier around 11:30 am. The check in process was also smooth. We were on the ship within half an hour. The cabins were available by the time we got on (noonish). The weather was warm and we had specifically packed our bathing suits for the pool. Excellent check in experience. The ship is looking a little worn. The benches in the hallway by the elevators are just pure ugly and chipped. The corridor artwork is also old and outdated. As far as maintenance, there were a few issues. Some of the arrows above the elevators are burnt out. You cannot tell if the elevator is headed up or down. The reading light by my bed was also burnt out. The wooden door that covers the mini fridge had screws that had been pulled out from the frame. Also, during the voyage, maintenance staff were sanding down the metal door frames to each cabin and repainting them. The screeching from the sanding was annoying and I had to request that they stop so I could take an afternoon nap. They obliged. (It seems to me that since this ship just recently came out of dry dock, that would have been the place and time to address these issues.) In terms of entertainment, I did go to the shows featuring various headliners. In the main show lounge, there was a pianist who was rather showy. Also there was a couple who did Cirque du Soleil style entertainment including the ropes/ acrobatic style high wire movements. There was a rather showy violinist from Iceland. But, one or two songs from her were sufficient. Also, all of the instrumentalists gathered for a BBC multimedia presentation. This was the highlight in the main show lounge. Besides the main show lounge, there was 'The Lincoln Center' featuring two violinists, a violist, a cellist and a pianist. Unbelievable talent here. They performed at least once if not twice a day. Also, there was the B.B. King Blues Club featuring a group of talented musicians performing appropriately named style of music. Also, there was the Billboard lounge. Here, there were two pianists who did not receive enough recognition. They were incredible. In summary, the entertainment onboard was tops. The gymnasium was small, in comparison to other ships. The treadmills were often all in use, especially at opening time, 7:00 am. The resistance equipment was minimal. There was a trainer on board who did classes throughout the day. If you like to watch TV during your time on the treadmill, as do I, you need to ask for the TVs to be turned on. The sound was minimal, but you can ask to have the dialogue text option turned on. The service desk did a good job, although this part of the ship is also small so the lines can get long to speak with one of the few representatives. A plus here is that they will exchange currency for you. Right next to the service desk is a single kiosk to print out current bills throughout the voyage. (Being able to review charges is not possible from the stateroom.) The shore excursion office, the future cruise booking office and the library have been moved up to Deck 10 in the Crow's Nest. The size of the future cruise booking office is the size of a large closet. I consider this to be a shame. These offices should be centrally located and closer to the service desk. During this sailing, there was flooding from above. Carpet dryers and shop vacs were all over deck 10 forward to dry this space. I used to enjoy listening to music up here in the past, but the room is no longer set up in this way. Speaking about the future cruise booking office, I asked for an atlas for next year, specifically one with deck plans. Apparently HAL no longer considers printing deck plans in their promotional literature important. Here, I highly disagree with this decision. In addition, I had a couple of run-ins with the shore excursion manager, Reanetse Atema. This was by far the low point of the cruise. (Don't be surprised by what the shore excursion office won't be willing to do / discuss). Dining in the main dining room was a bit of a letdown. We had open seating and in order to get a table within a reasonable time frame, without making reservations for a specific evening, in advance, showing up before 6:00 pm was important. That seemed to be the time when the lines began. I find having opening seating and needing to reserve for a specific time to be a bit contradictory. But HAL is not the only company who follows this type of policy. With respect to the food, I had some disappointments as well. The baked potatoes were white potatoes, not baker potatoes. That was disappointing. The Caesar salads were soggy. The dressing was not seasoned with anchovy paste, but rather a single anchovy was placed on top of the salads. The crème brulee was flavorless. The everyday sirloin steak was so so. Otherwise the food was acceptable. Dining in the 'market place' lido buffet was great. Breakfast and lunch choices were plentiful. As an aside about space in the lido buffet, I noticed there were no identified areas as 'reserved for the handicapped'. There were multiple passengers in motorized scooters who would have to navigate the close tables in order to eat here. Although the ship has rooms that are handicapped accessible, more attention needs to be given to other public spaces onboard. We ate in the specialty dining area 4 times. Three times, the room was noted to be the Pinnacle Grill. The 4th time, the same space was noted to be Rudi's sel de mer. Each night the service and the meals were excellent. The lobster bisque was one of my favorite dishes. I had lobster one night, a pork chop another night, a filet mignon a third night then had Alaskan crab another. Remarkable dining here. There was one other spot noted for specialty dining called Canaletto. This Italian dining venue was actually part of the Lido Market Place. I ate in this venue two summers ago on the Koningsdam and swore I would not return here. Only the Lido Bar and the Ocean Bar on deck 3 offered drink specials (basically 2 for 1) from 4:00-6:00 pm every night except for the first night. Space was tight here during these times especially on dress up nights. Drinks were good and reasonably priced during these hours. I was disappointed that this offer was not available across other bars on the ship. Nevertheless, thanks to Nice and Albert for your service. In summary, weather or not I sail with HAL again will depend upon a response to a letter I wrote to President Orland Ashford regarding the shore excursions office. I am a 3 star mariner with HAL and have sailed with them since 1968. Shore excursions: Our first port Bergen. We were on a bus ride to see the general area of Bergen. That trip was O.K. What was better was strolling the main road for souvenirs, including wool sweaters, and stopping for a beer. Also, there is a Star bucks here that has free WiWi. So, if you are not up to spending $20.00 a day for a WiFi connection on the ship, this is the location to head for. Port two was Alesund. We did a great boat ride through the fjord. This provided us wonderful views of the area. We highly enjoyed this experience. The third port was Seydisfjordur. We payed $70.00 for this tour. It was a walking tour through the town. We chose this tour because we did not know where the town was in relation to the pier. After all is said and done, I would recommend getting off the ship and walking the town independently. The pier is at the base of the town. No need to spend the money. Also, in hindsight, I would suggest that HAL remove this port as there is really nothing here. Or, if not, I would recommend staying onboard. Port four was Akureyri. Once off the ship we boarded a bus to Myvatn Nature baths. This location is not as popular as the geothermal baths in Reykjavik, but as enjoyable without the hype. It was part of a combo tour visiting a 'falls' on the way. I would recommend, for sure. This was booked directly the HAL. Port five was Isafjordur. From this location we boarded a boat to take us to the now non-existent town of Hesteyri. I would say skip this tour as well. It was an hour's boat ride in each direction to walk in the fields with a talk about the way this town used to be. There is currently one family living in this town. They provided us with some sweet bakery delights and coffee before our return back to the ship. Port six was day one in Reykjavik. Here we boarded a bus for the 'Golden Circle day trip' featuring Thingvelir, Gullfoss waterfall and the viewing of a Geysir. I had some issues on this trip. The bus itself was old with broken reclining levers, no seat head rest covers and most importantly inoperable seatbelts. We were told to wear seat belts and that we could be individually fined for not wearing them. But many, including several senior citizens, could not wear them due to the condition of the bus. The tour itself was fine. The problem was with the tour operator. I sent a letter to the HAL president about this experience. Port seven was also Reykjavik – day two. Although the Blue Lagoon is a highlight from my trip – 2nd time to a geothermal bath, the operator was once again a problem. The bus was not air conditioned so the escape hatches need to be opened. One person was not on the bus at departure time, so a bus full of people needed to wait 50 minutes before returning to the ship. After pre-showing we had about an hour of time in the lagoon. We were treated to a silica mask and a drink. This was certainly a novelty. Had the tour operator returned on time and the bus had air flow, I would have rated this activity as a 5 star opportunity. This also entailed writing a letter to the HAL president about this experience. Port eight was Torshavn, Faroe Islands. From this port, we traveled by bus to Gjogv. At this site we had a midday snack of cold pancakes and instant coffee. From this restaurant, we walked down the hill to Gjaar church. It was nice but not impressive. I cannot imagine living her in the winter. Port nine was Lerwick, Scotland. This was a tender port. We boarded a bus to take us to Scalloway Castle, the Scalloway musem and to see some Shetland ponies. The castle was small and not impressive. Same can be said for the museum. Seeing the size of the Shetland ponies was impressive. PS, downtown Lerwick has some wonderful souvenir shops. Read Less
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Is google making us stupid? ?
I'm writing an essay and I want it to be really good. The final draft is due tomorrow so I wanted to see what other point of views I could get to help me wrap it up.
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- Anonymous2 months ago
If I don't know something, I look it up. Something I remember what I looked up.
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- VivianLv 42 months ago
"Google allows us to be more creative in approaching problems and more integrative in our thinking. We spend less time trying to recall and more time generating solutions." – Paul Jones, ibiblio, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
"Google will make us stupid and intelligent at the same time. In the future, we will live in a transparent 3D mobile media cloud that surrounds us everywhere. " — Marcel Bullinga, Dutch Futurist at futurecheck.com
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Google is making most people lazy and ignorant.
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Hahahahahahaha.........That's hilarious. Is that the best you can do?
My english is a lot better than yours!
I graduated from college when I was 21 years old. I already passed my twenties.
It's too bad I can't give you my brain. I have a lot to say about Google, but here is not the best place. Because it would be too much information. I think your teacher, and yourself would have difficulty understanding what I would have to say about Google.
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- JuanBLv 72 months ago
Let me count the ways...
1. Just because it's on the internet doesn't make it true. just because google sends you to the most popular sites, doesn't make them true, smart, etc. etc. 2. Just like a calculator made the average person worse at math. eg It is funny how you go to a store and the young person pushes one wrong key on the cash register and is completely lost. can't make change, can add or subtract. Google does that to you and information. You lose the ability to search and find information in the real world and sift through a lot of data for the golden truth. 3. Google keeps track of your interests to try sell you stuff. So if you go look at blonde hair coloring, they will advertise that to you for the next month. Well guess what, if you search pro life side it will feed that back to you as well. You don't get the other side of the story in pro choice......
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"you only get one side of the story" and the sociologists and government analysts still don't get why the internet is turning into hate feeding echo chambers.
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No. But, some people choose to be ignorant
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Are you an inspiring leader who's worked in online news or daily lifestyle websites?
Press Association, the UK's leading provider of multimedia content and services are looking for a Managing Editor for Microsoft's fast-paced and highly successful news, sport and lifestyle website and app, Microsoft News.
Based in London, you'll play a key role editing an engaging and thought-provoking website to drive up loyal audience and react with confidence to breaking news, leading and enthusing a team of editors, reading analytics and taking decisions based on learnings.
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You'll be a confident and experienced leader in online news or a daily updating lifestyle website and be comfortable working with a variety of stakeholders. You'll naturally have excellent English and superb subbing skills and a wide range of interests from news and sport to entertainment and lifestyle.
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- Lead and manage the day-to-day editorial operations for Microsoft News (data analysis tracking and tactics, team management, meetings, staffing, client liaison etc)
- Grow and develop editorial teams through managing, mentoring and example
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To ensure clean, neat and litter-free city, the GHMC has decided to avail the services of professional facility managers operating round the clock. To start with, select road stretches of around 28 km would be covered under a pilot project to be initiated soon.
The service would ensure that posters and writings on walls, banners, litter on the streets and pavements are removed within 60 minutes as per the service level agreement (SLA).
Following tenders, the work has been entrusted to a private firm, LaMclean, which has experience in facility management at malls, theatres and other such facilities, informed senior officials on Tuesday.Pilot project
The pilot project would be taken up on Begumpet flyover-Nagarjuna Circle-Madhapur police station, Somajiguda-Raj Bhavan road-Khairatabad-Assembly and Masab Tank to Nagarjuna Circle.
The road stretches on which the project is being taken up would be patrolled by the firm's personnel on motorcycles and if they notice litter, banners or wall posters , they have to ensure they are removed immediately. "If this is not done in 60 minutes, it will be construed as breach of the agreement," an official said.
GHMC Commissioner Somesh Kumar said when the malls, multiplexes and such facilities could be maintained spic and span continuously, the same could be done on a larger scale for the city.
"In those facilities, the usual time to get cleaned is few minutes and we have increased the time span to one hour," he pointed out.People's support
The citizens would be made part of the project and any one noticing the waste or posters not removed in prescribed time can call the civic body's grievance cell and lodge a complaint.
The service provider would also be authorised to levy a special user fee of up to Rs.500 against those dumping garbage or pasting posters that deface the public places.


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By: N/A
Price: $30.40
Publisher: London, Thames and Hudson: 1972
Seller ID: 009993
Condition: Very Good +
448pp., colour and b/white plates throughout. Illustrated endpapers. Book clean, square. Spine firm, white title there-on. Plain yellow boards negligibly edge-rubbed only. Leaves clean. Illustrated (a selection of objects sold at Sotheby's, Belgravia), loose-plastic protected dustjacket has two short, closed tears to lower edge, small areas of surface abrasion and a degree of sunning to spine (title legible). " . . . a guide to the most important and interesting works of art sold by Sotheby-Parke Bernet in London, New York and at their other salerooms throughout the world . . . A new featu... View more info
By: Allen Levy (Introduction. Pamela Brand (Editor)
Price: $19.00
Publisher: Australia, Michael Edgley International Pty. Ltd.: 1983
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 013380
Condition: Very Good +
95pp., illustrated throughout: sepia halftone plate endpapers, plus intext colour and b/white halftone plates. Book clean and square. Spine firm. Colour-illustrated card wrapper colour-faded on spine (title clearly legible), else nominally bumped and pressure-marked on rear wrap. Textblock pristine. This catalogue was produced by Michael Edgley International for an exhibition, promoted by them in Australia, of an exquisite collection of antique toys held by the London Toy and Model Museum. Held at Centrepoint, Sydney, and the Meat Market Craft Centre, Melbourne, during 1983, contents include: ... View more info
By: Bayle, Francoise
Price: $15.20
Publisher: France, Artlys: 2000
Edition: English
Seller ID: 013063
Condition: Very Good
103pp., colour-plate illustrations throughout. Book clean and square. Spine firm. Colour-illustrated card wrapper lightly creased and scuffed. Textblock unmarked. In this visitor's guide to the Louvre Museum, the reader is presented with an array of the best art, antiquities, paintings, graphic arts, sculpture and objets d'art the museum has to offer . . . Contents include: Prelims., Eight Centuries of History, Plans, Oriental Antiquities, ditto Egyptian/Greek/Etruscan/Roman, French Paintings, ditto Northern/Italian/Spanish/British. Graphic Arts. Sculptures. Objets D'Art. Africa, Asia, Oceania... View more info
By: Becker, Vivienne
Price: $31.35
Publisher: New York, Harry Abrams Publishers: 1995
Edition: First U.S. Edition.
Seller ID: 007811
Condition: Very Good +
158pp., illustrated throughout with exquisite colour plates, supported by b/white halftones and line-drawings. Book clean and square. Vivid silver title over spine. Blindstamp decoration over lightly bumped original black cloth boards. Leaves clean and unmarked. Illustrated, French-fold dustjacket mildly scuffed and shelfworn only. In celebration of the world-leading Swarovski company centenary, this is a broad-ranging history of a company that produces tens of millions of crystal gemstones every working day. The story begins with the birth of Damiel Swarovski on 24 October, 1862, in northern ... View more info
By: Bly, John
Price: $28.50
Publisher: London, Miller's (Mitchell Beazley): 2005
Edition: First U.K. Edition
Seller ID: 011487
Condition: Very Good +
256pp., colour and b/white illustrations throughout. Book clean, square. Spine firm, gilt title there-on. Leaves clean. Illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket minimally edge-creased only. From the jacket flap: "The book is divided into periods of significant development in the arts and in society in general, and within each of these periods the main antiques categories are explored (furniture, silver, glass, metalware, porcelain, etc.). Key shapes, styles, motifs and influences are brought to light, with reference, where relevant, to style variations unique to other countries. By ... View more info
By: D'Avennes, Prisse. Text by Bourgoin, Jules
Price: $33.25
Publisher: New York, Portland House: 1989
Edition: First Thus
Seller ID: 010347
Condition: Very Good
18pp. (text), plus 109 recto-page, colour and b/white plates. Book clean, square. Spine firm, gilt title there-on. Plain black boards undamaged. An in-production vertical line to one rear blank page, and one rear plate caption page, (does not affect plates), soft indentation to upper corner margin of a small section of rear leaves, else leaves clean and unmarked. Illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket has two repaired, closed tears, soft crease, minimal surface scuffs and indentations. A stand-alone title in the 'Library of Design' series. " . . . provides a comprehensive view of ... View more info
Price: $33.25
Publisher: London, Hutchinson & Co.: 1924
Edition: First U.K..
Seller ID: 008786
Condition: Very Good
xi, + 189pp., b/white halftone plate frontispiece, plus like, unpaginated plates throughout (all called-for plates extant and attached). Book clean and square. Printed title label (undamaged) affixed to mildly bumped quarter-cloth spine. Plain grey boards trivially bumped. Text-block randomly splotched and foxed, mainly on margins and edges. Printed, illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket nipped and edgeworn. The author, an American, spent many years travelling through numerous countries viewing, purchasing and collecting some most fascinating items, some of which would make intereste... View more info
By: Doulton, Michael
Price: $38.00
Publisher: Shrewbury, U.K., Swan Hill Press (Airlife Publishing): 1993
Edition: First Edition.
Seller ID: 012620
Condition: Near Fine
144pp., beautifully-illustrated throughout: mostly colour plates, with several b/white halftone plates. Book clean and square. Spine firm, bright gilt title there-on. Plain blue boards undamaged. Textblock pristine. Colour-illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket lightly edgeworn only. "In this book Michael Doulton discusses not only antique and contemporary china made by the company, but also the intricate modelling and making of various pieces . . . " Contents include: Prelims., Preface, 8 chapters, Factory Tours and Visits, Royal Doulton International Collectors Club, Bibliog... View more info
By: Feild, Rachael
Price: $15.20
Publisher: London, Greenwich Publications: 1998
Edition: 1st Thus
Seller ID: 003167
Condition: Near Fine
175pp., intext, b/white halftone and line-drawn illustrations throughout. Book clean, square. Spine firm. Leaves clean. Montage-style, illustrated gloss boards undamaged. Identically-illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket nominally edgeworn only. Designed with the buyer in mind, covering forty-eight specific styles, with Introductory histories, Period construction, Contemporary variations, Tell-tale signs of reproduction, Price bands, Glossary and Biblio., and Index. Includes History, Hallmarks, Sideboard dishes, Candlesticks, Salvers, Tankards, Ewers, Casters, Cruets, Tureens, Teapot... View more info
By: Foulke, Jan
Price: $28.50
Publisher: Cumberland, Maryland, U.S.A., Hobby House Press: 1987
Edition: 2nd Impression
Seller ID: 004935
Condition: Very Good
208pp., numerous, intext full-colour and b/white halftone plate illustrations throughout, all of the subject discussed. Book clean and square. Spine firm. Gilt titles. Leaves clean. Pictorially-illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket mildly edgeworn, bumped, and has a small abraded spot on front panel. Combining the photographic expertise of her husband, Howard, and her vast authoritative knowledge on the subject of antique and collectible dolls, Jan Foulke presents a pictorial overview that covers the fields of French Bisque dolls, ditto German, China, Papier-Mache and Composition, Wo... View more info
By: Harris, Carol
Price: $17.10
Publisher: London, Miller (Octopus Publishing): 2000
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 006813
Condition: Near Fine
160pp., illustrated endpapers, full-colour plates, and sepia halftones, throughout. Book clean and square. Bright gilt title over firm spine. Yellow boards undamaged. Leaves pristine. Illustrated dustjacket has forme-cut flaps, and is unmarked. Packed with essential collecting tips and with a price range for every item shown, it " . . . is a fascinating review for dedicated followers and collectors of fashion alike." Contents include: Prelims., Intro., Chronology, Early Fashion, Twenties, Thirties, Forties, Fifties, Sixties, Seventies, Eighties, Nineties, Caring for your Collection, Bi... View more info
By: Hayward, J.F.
Price: $13.30
Publisher: London, Her Majesty's Stationary Office: 1969
Edition: Second Edition.
Seller ID: 012677
Condition: Very Good
(iii), + 14pp., plus (63). Unpaginated b/white halftone plate illustrated section. Book clean and square. Spine firm. Illustrated card wrapper lightly edgeworn and soiled. Textblock unmarked. The watches illustrated in this handbook represent over a century (read 1969) of collecting on the part of the Victoria and Albert Museum. It contains a brief survey of the history of watch-making in England, followed by a catalogue 'raissonee' of the more important English watches in the collection. All described watches are illustrated . . . Contents include: Prelims., Foreword, English Watches, Plates.... View more info
By: Johnston, Susanna, and Beddow, Tim
Price: $24.70
Publisher: New York, Harper & Row: 1986
Edition: First U.S. Edition
Seller ID: 007916
Condition: Very Good +
136pp., colour-plate frontispiece, plus like plates throughout, several dedicated to each featured collector. Book clean and square. Bright gilt title on nominally bumped spine. Plain ochre boards trivially bumped only. Leaves unmarked. Pictorially-illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket lightly edgeworn only. A collectomaniac's delight, this book features 29 collectors and collections, diverse and interesting all, from around Britain. Featured collections (after book preliminaries) include: Antique Woodworking, Tools, Steam Locomotives, Sewing Machines, Angling Equipment, Unicorns, Pr... View more info
By: Jones, Owen
Price: $39.90
Publisher: New York, Portland House: 1987
Edition: First American Edition
Seller ID: 010346
Condition: Very Good +
15pp.(text), plus one hundred unpaginated recto-page colour plates. Book clean. Spine firm, gilt title there-on. Plain blue boards have a light bump to upper foredge corners. Leaves clean. Illustrated, unclipped, loose-plastic protected dustjacket has a 2.5 cm. closed tear to upper front panel (near spine), small area of surface striation and sticker ghost to front panel, negligible edgewear. " . . . contains 100 color plates showing decorations from painted vases, bowls, and other Chinese ornaments which were imported to the West in increasing numbers in the middle of the 19th century fol... View more info
By: King, Constance
Price: $16.15
Publisher: London, The Apple Press: 1990
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 006423
Condition: Very Good
127pp., colour plate illustrations, throughout. Book clean. Spine firm, nominally cocked. Leaves clean. Boards trivially bumped only. Pictorially-illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket mildly edgeworn only. Chronicling the development of the sofa from Pharaonic Egypt to the late 20th century America and Europe, this book is highly informative and lavishly illustrated. With almost 200 photographs, each with descriptive caption, contents, arranged chronologically, include: Prelims., Intro., Before 1700, Century-by-Century (to 1999), Chronology, Glossary, Explanatory Diagrams, Index. Boo... View more info
By: Leonard Joel
Price: $31.35
Publisher: South Yarra, Victoria, Australia, Leonard Joel: 1998
Edition: First Edition.
Seller ID: 008437
Condition: Very Good +
183pp., colour photographic illustrations throughout. Book clean, square. Spine firm, bright gilt title there-on. Gilt title and auctioneer insignia to front and rear of undamaged plain blue boards. Attached ribbon bookmark. Illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket mildly edgeworn at head, negligibly scuffed. Bound auction catalogue for the estate of Danuta and Ted Rogowski, European post-war immigrants who left behind in their private collection "some of the finest pieces of art and antique ever collected in Australia." Included loose: single sheet (absentee) auction bidding sl... View more info
By: Meehan, Norma Lu
Price: $17.10
Publisher: Grantsville, Maryland, U.S.A., Hobby House Press, Inc: 1994
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 007724
Condition: Very Good +
3 paper dolls with 12 (ready to) cut-out costumes, plus wardrobe, table, sculpture and 1928 Studebaker President. Book clean, square. Staples clean and firm. Leaves clean, and un-cut. Art-illustrated card wrapper nominally edgeworn only, plus small, soft crease near spine fold. This, the third book in a series by illustrator Norma Lu Meehan (previous issues being 'The Victorian Paper Doll Wardrobe', and 'The Edwardian Paper Doll Wardrobe') features authentic gowns from the Collection of the Northern Indiana Historical Society. Includes outfits for the Bridge Party, the Weekend House Party, Tra... View more info
By: Mehlman, Felice
Price: $17.10
Publisher: Oxford, U.K., Phaidon Press: 1982
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 001012
Condition: Very Good
256pp., 120 colour/120 b/w photographic illustrations, 95 line drawings throughout. Book square, spine firm, binding tight. Minimal shelf wear to lower boards. Silver titles to spine. Loose-plastic protected, illustrated dustjacket [not price-clipped] has surface scuffing to rear panel, and indentations, otherwise minimal scuffing. Leaves clean and unmarked, minor tanning to edges. One of a series of Phaidon authoritative compact guides. Contents include: Preface, Introduction, A short history, Drinking vessels, Serving drinks, Serving food, The desk, Lighting, For decoration, Personal use, Wa... View more info
By: Miller, Martin and Judith (General Editor: Robert Murfin)
Price: $22.80
Publisher: Kent, England, Miller's Publications: 1994
Edition: First Edition.
Seller ID: 008409
Condition: Very Good +
352pp., colour and b/white photographic illustrations throughout. Book clean. Spine firm, slightly canted. Gloss boards have negligible bump to lower edge, otherwise undamaged. Leaves clean and unmarked. Minor tape stains to pastedowns. Illustrated, (removable) plastic covered dustjacket mildly creased at rear. Foreword by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. Numerous contents include: How to Use this Book, State of the Market, Registering or Importing a Classic Car, A-Z listing of cars, Glossary, Directory of Car Clubs, Auctioneers, Museums, Index to Advertisers, Index. Price guide in UK pounds. Book we... View more info
Price: $41.80
Publisher: Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A., High Museum of Art: 1988
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 008461
Condition: Near Fine
255pp., exquisite photography throughout by Bill Roughen. Mostly full-colour plates, others are detail of makers' marks in b/white. Book clean and square. Vivid silver title over undamaged backstrip. Red cloth boards and text-block pristine. Pictorially-illustrated, loose-plastic protected dustjacket trivially edgeworn only. Mrs Emory Cocke has long been a very generous benefactor to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia, contributing a world-class collection of the finest in art and ceramics. The purpose of this book is two-fold: first to provide our visitors with a general introduction ... View more info


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Welcome to Springbank Links! Backing onto the 14th Tee-box, with tremendous golf course and valley views, this stunning 2 story home has been beautifully updated. Park in your oversized triple garage or enter into the grand foyer. Step onto beautiful hardwood floors which flow throughout the main floor plan. The bright living room is just off the gourmet kitchen featuring stunning granite countertops and fine appliances. Upstairs are 3 generous bedrooms with the Master suite boasting a renovated 5 pc. ensuite and walk in closet. The 2 other bedrooms are complimented with a 4 pc. bath. The bsmt. is fully finished with a fantastic office, large recreation area with bar, full bath, and ample storage and utility space. Enjoy all that this community has to offer with great access to the city, mountains, and golf course out the back door. Call for your private tour!