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The collection of edible mushrooms has long been both a necessity and a hobby for many Americans. William Gibson's beautifully illustrated 1895 work is a basic reference to thirty common edible mushroom varieties with information on how to identify them and differentiate them from poisonous varieties. He also provides a variety of recipes that will showcase the flavors and textures of the individual types.

Sharpie Grip Pen features a soft grip for added writing comfort and fine point size for everyday writing and precise lines. Quick-drying ink prevents smearing. Water-resistant, acid-free ink is permanent on paper and won't bleed through paper. Color indicator on cap and barrel helps distinguish the ink color. Use metal clip to attach to notebooks and binders. Certified AP nontoxic.

Natural colors tones inspired from the mountain terrain of Greece distinguish the Athens Shag Collection by Safavieh. This plush, earthy brown shag rug emulates the soft textures of classic Flokati rugs for an updated, rustic-chic floor covering. Power-loomed using synthetic yarns for a durable carpet in high traffic areas of the home. Color: Seafoam. Pattern: Solid Color.

Sergio Levantesis has always put the cure for details at the center of his ambitious project, creating products that are not only comfortable, but also chic and refined. These are the factors that undoubtedly distinguish Italian fashion in the world. In a continuous research of emblematic and captivating forms, the idea of ​​elegance made in Italy of the designer of the designer is concretized in the creation of articles characterized by a marked femininity. This description has been translated automatically.

These are a British icon meticulously crafted with passion in Somerset for over 75 years. Our commitment to traditional table-cutting and hand-sewing methods defines the essence of Owen Barry, ensuring an impeccable fit and enduring quality. These gloves distinguish themselves from imitations with their easy one-size fit. They are hand-cut in traditional table-cut fashion, a skill passed down to our team by our founder, Owen Barry, himself a Master Glove Cutter. The “buried elastication” in the sheepskin means that they will fit all but the largest or very small hand. With unique elasticated pulse points. They provide a snug fit and unmatched warmth—a hallmark absent in the many imported replicas. Hand-cut from the finest European sheepskin, these gloves offer a luxurious touch and a flexible fit that caters to most Ladies sizes. One Size

Color/material: green faux leather Design details: plain Measures 13.7in wide x 10.2in high x 6.29in deep Top handle drops 5.90in Magnetic closure Imported Please note: All measurements were taken by hand and are approximate; slight variations may occur.

How to Win a Pitch will help you learn how to: Develop presentations that win contracts. Create connections to secure business relationships. Identify, discuss and fulfill client needs effectively. Veteran business coach Joey Asher has helped his clients win over five billion dollars in new business contracts. He uses his former experience as an attorney and journalist to help readers and clients rise above their competition. He has authored two previous books, Selling & Communication Skills for Lawyers and Even a Geek Can Speak: Low-Tech Presentation Skills For High-Tech People.

Stuart Robinson was a prominent Presbyterian newspaper editor who took upon himself the dangerous task of distinguishing between the spiritual world and within a border state "city of conflict" during the Civil War.Presently, historians tend to depict religion during the American Civil War as domesticated under sectional nationalism -- where theologizing was directed at justifying the war in order to forge either a northern or southern Zion. Graham argues that such one-sided depictions do not sufficiently account for either the existence of a border state phenomenon during the civil war or the kind of theologizing that was being propagated from out of the border states against the domestication of religion to sectional politics.In A Kingdom Not of This World: Stuart Robinson's Struggle to Distinguish the Sacred from the Secular During the Civil War Preston D. Graham, Jr. presents a case study of a rather sizeable movement among border state Presbyterians, with special attention given to their most celebrated and influential leader, the Dr. Rev. Stuart Robinson of Louisville, Kentucky. Given the significance of Robinson's theologizing relative to the American doctrine of the separation of church and state, several primary resources are included in a reader portion of the appendix.

The author argues that Christians must get out of their complacency and exercise their reponsibility to distinguish biblical Christianity from the counterfeit spirituality and values of today's world, and make wise judgments in this nonjudgmental, politically correct climate.

Addressing the controversial issues of the blurring boundaries between news and entertainment and the movement toward sensationalism in broadcast journalism, this study examines these distinctions: how boundaries are constructed and by whom; how they are enforced or broken and why. Rather than reflecting essential attributes by which news can be distinguished from other kinds of communication, boundary setting is viewed as a social construction, determined and changed by journalists wishing to assert their jurisdiction and authority and the prestige of the profession. Four instances of boundary-work rhetoric are examined in depth: (1) the development of roles and rules of television journalism during the early years of television; (2) attempts at Congressional and FTC regulation―broadcasting codes defining bona fide news; (3) responses to a 1992 journalistic scandal over a Dateline NBC story on exploding GM pickup trucks, and (4) reporting sex scandals during recent political campaigns, such as the allegations of Gennifer Flowers of her involvement with Bill Clinton. In these and other cases, journalists developed strategies to minimize harm to the profession.

Secrets to mastering the details that will get you ahead at work, from international etiquette expert and author of BUSINESS CLASS, Jacqueline Whitmore.In the past, the business world favored the aggressive "Type A" personality. But in these unsettled times, being courteous and thoughtful has proven to be a more effective way to win clients and customers and influence others. The competitive advantage depends on your ability to use your emotional intelligence and social graces to take your career to the next level.In POISED FOR SUCCESS, Jacqueline Whitmore states that good business etiquette is important, but she also knows that there is more to becoming invaluable at work than simply mastering good behavior. In order to be poised for success, you must cultivate what Jacqueline calls the four "P" qualities: Presence, Polish, Professionalism, and Passion. These include how to:-Package yourself for success by refining your personal brand-Nurture professional relationships with flair-Master the five ways to make yourself more memorable-Learn the seven unwritten rules of workplace etiquetteWhitmore, using her 15 years of experience as a protocol and etiquette expert, will arm you with the skills to become more self-aware, more confident and comfortable in your own skin, and better able to communicate with others in a credible, authentic manner.

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Stay focused and in the zone with Zone True Wireless Bluetooth earbuds. A certified noise-canceling mic, adaptive hybrid ANC and immersive, high-quality audio are ideal for video meetings. Three mics in each earbud (6 total) distinguish your voice from other sounds through a combination of advanced beamforming, cascaded noise reduction and dynamic processing so your voice always sounds focused and clear no matter your surroundings. Connect your earbuds to your computer and smartphone simultaneously. Advanced multipoint technology makes it easy to seamlessly switch between the two active audio sources and never miss a call. With Zone True Wireless Bluetooth earbuds, the obsession with product design provides a beautiful expression of elegance, simplicity and professionalism that positively projects your style and personality. Three sizes of removable ear gels are provided for an optimized, comfortable fit so your earbuds feel as fantastic as they look.

Color-coding saves filing and retrieval time and prevents costly filing mistakes. Use different-colored folders to categorize different types of legal-size folders within one system or to distinguish different systems. Folders are made of 11 point, acid-free stock and scored for 3/4" expansion. One-ply tabs are 1/3 cut in assorted positions.

Color-coding saves filing and retrieval time and prevents costly filing mistakes. Use different-colored folders to categorize different types of folders within one system or to distinguish different systems. Single-ply folders are made of 11 point stock. One-ply tabs are 1/3 cut in assorted positions for quick reference.

Color-coding saves filing and retrieval time and prevents costly filing mistakes. Use different-colored folders to categorize different types of folders within one system or to distinguish different systems. Single-ply folders are made of 11 point stock. One-ply tabs are 1/3 cut in assorted positions for quick reference.

Color-coding saves filing and retrieval time and prevents costly filing mistakes. Use different-colored folders to categorize different types of folders within one system or to distinguish different systems. Single-ply, legal-size folders are made of 11 point stock. One-ply tabs are 1/3 cut in assorted positions for easy reference.

Color-coding saves filing and retrieval time and prevents costly filing mistakes. Use different-colored folders to categorize different types of folders within one system or to distinguish different systems. Single-ply, legal-size folders are made of 11 point stock. One-ply tabs are 1/3 cut in assorted positions for easy reference.

Color-coding saves filing and retrieval time and prevents costly filing mistakes. Use different-colored folders to categorize different types of folders within one system or to distinguish different systems. Single-ply, legal-size folders are made of 11 point stock. One-ply tabs are 1/3 cut in assorted positions for easy reference.

Color-coding saves filing and retrieval time and prevents costly filing mistakes. Use different-colored folders to categorize different types of folders within one system or to distinguish different systems. Single-ply folders are made of 11 point stock. One-ply tabs are 1/3 cut in assorted positions. Assorted colors include red, blue, orange, yellow and green.