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Luxurious casualwear staples are a wardrobe-must and these black sweatpants from Acne Studios certainly tick all the boxes. Made from soft and breathable cotton, they feature a contrasting white drawstring waist, handy side pockets and the brand's trademark face-patch appliquéd at the thigh. 100% Cotton, Elasticated Drawstring Waist, 2 Side Pockets, Back Pocket, Appliquéd Branding. Acne Studios Frack Face Sweat Pant in Black, Size Large

Luxurious casualwear staples are a wardrobe-must and these black sweatpants from Acne Studios certainly tick all the boxes. Made from soft and breathable cotton, they feature a contrasting white drawstring waist, handy side pockets and the brand's trademark face-patch appliquéd at the thigh. 100% Cotton, Elasticated Drawstring Waist, 2 Side Pockets, Back Pocket, Appliquéd Branding. Acne Studios Frack Face Sweat Pant in Black, Size X-Large

Luxurious casualwear staples are a wardrobe-must and these black sweatpants from Acne Studios certainly tick all the boxes. Made from soft and breathable cotton, they feature a contrasting white drawstring waist, handy side pockets and the brand's trademark face-patch appliquéd at the thigh. 100% Cotton, Elasticated Drawstring Waist, 2 Side Pockets, Back Pocket, Appliquéd Branding. Acne Studios Frack Face Sweat Pant in Black, Size Medium

Sourced directly from the farmers. Hand roasted by one of our master artisan roasters. Roasted to order for optimal freshness. Portion Packs. Beverage Type: Coffee; Flavor: House Blend; Roast Type: Dark; Packing Type: Fraction Pack.

Sourced directly from the farmers. Hand roasted by one of our master artisan roasters. Roasted to order for optimal freshness. Portion Packs. Beverage Type: Coffee; Flavor: Cafe Domingo Blend; Packing Type: Fraction Pack; Capacity Weight: 2.5 oz.

Hey there! This is a vintage Arnold Hoyer Herr Im Frack Archtop Acoustic Guitar! This Arnold Hoyer guitar was made in the 1950s and still holds up ...

The End of Country is the compelling story about the epic battle for control of one of the richest natural gas deposits the world has ever known: the Marcellus Shale, worth more than one trillion dollars. In a remote northeastern corner of Pennsylvania, an intense conflict begins, pitting the forces of corporate America against a community of stoic, low-income homesteaders, determined to acquire their fair share of the windfall—but not at the cost of their values or their way of life. Though the natural gas is extracted through a controversial process known as hydrofracking, many couldn’t resist the offer to lease their land in exchange for the promise of untold riches.For years, this part of the world was invisible to all but the farmers, urban transplants, and small landholders who called it home. But journalist Seamus McGraw, a native of the region whose own mother was one of the first to receive a leasing offer, opens a window on a stiff-necked group of Pennsylvanians as they try, with little guidance or protection from the state or anyone else, to balance the promise and the peril of this discovery. Along the way, McGraw introduces us to a host of colorful characters, from a gas company land agent with a Green Beret to a wizened quarryman with an old coonhound, a .22 rifle, and an unerring sense of right and wrong who leads a personal crusade to police the gas company’s operations.The cutthroat dash by petrodollar billionaires to secure drilling leases will make some poor residents rich, and put the entire community at risk of having its land tainted by toxic chemicals and its water supply contaminated by gas. Above all, it will test the character of everyone in the community as they fight against “the end of country.”Rich with a sense of place and populated by unforgettable personalities, The End of Country is a tale of greed, hubris, and envy, but also of hope and family—and the land that binds them all together.

Vintage PAiA frack rack system, untested.

Based on true events from the time of the Berlin Wall. When King Frack and King Frick divide their kingdom with a tall wall, Tamala and her brother send balloon messages over the wall to their beloved grandmother. Then Tamala decides her family can reach their grandmother the same way: in a hot-air balloon! The family gathers all the materials they will need: cloth for the balloon, straw for the basket. But where to find a gas burner? With spies everywhere, their work is extremely perilous. Nevertheless, Mother sews the material, Father weaves the basket, and Tamala and Abalon discover an old gas burner in a junkyard. After many nights of labor, their craft is ready and rises into the air. Guards on the wall spot them and fire their weapons, but the balloon sails safely over. Happily, they successfully reach their destination, just as two families from East Berlin did in 1979! An endnote ties this story to the dramatic true event. Key features: Based on a true escape over the Berlin Wall in 1979 A captivating, page-turning suspense story Stunning, evocative illustrations