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This companion set to the Fresh Mart Grocery Store has everything kids three and older need to stock shelves and get shopping! There are 70 pieces to play with, including grocer and shopper role-play items like an apron, conveyor belt divider bar, and a cloth shopping bag, a fully stocked grab-and-go rack designed to hang on the grocery store shelf (holds gum, granola bar, a magazine, and more!), play money, cards, and coupons, and grocery boxes and cans! This set plays perfectly with the Melissa & Doug Fresh Mart Grocery Store! 70-piece play set of grocery store accessories; Role play items include apron, conveyor belt divider bar, shopping bag, play money, cards, coupons; Grab-and-go rack with gum, lip balm, granola bar, gift cards, signs; INCLUDES: 5 grocery boxes and 2 grocery cans with lids; DIMENSIONS: 13.5" x 10.5" x 3.5"; play food play foods toy food food toys play food sets homeschool home school use play food play foods toy food food toys play food sets homeschool home school use

You can never go wrong with the originals. Go back to these iconic basics of Old Skool by Vans. The classic Vans stripe was born with Old Skool back in 1977 and it has stayed and will stay as a classic old school sneakers.�Simple lace-up profileRetro Mart Old SkoolClassic low-top�Colorful retro print inspired by old school mini martsSturdy textile uppers&lt

You can never go wrong with the originals. Go back to these iconic basics of Old Skool by Vans. The classic Vans stripe was born with Old Skool back in 1977 and it has stayed and will stay as a classic old school sneakers.�Simple lace-up profileRetro Mart Old SkoolClassic low-top�Colorful retro print inspired by old school mini martsSturdy textile uppers&lt

You can never go wrong with the originals. Go back to these iconic basics of Old Skool by Vans. The classic Vans stripe was born with Old Skool back in 1977 and it has stayed and will stay as a classic old school sneakers.�Simple lace-up profileRetro Mart Old SkoolClassic low-top�Colorful retro print inspired by old school mini martsSturdy textile uppers&lt

Fresh Mart Grocery Store and Accessories Great for group play! Browse the shelves on one side, while the grocer rings up items on the other. Realistic features include beeping scanner, hand-crank conveyor belt, card-swiping machine, keypad and cash drawer. Ideal for homeschool or home school use. Kids are sure to find everything on their shopping list at this friendly neighborhood grocery store!; Free-standing play space with smooth, curved corners and edges; 84-piece accessory set includes apron, reusable shopping bag, money, credit card, play food and more; Measures 32" x 35-1/2" x 25"; Fresh Mart Grocery Store Grocery Store Melissa & Doug play food play foods toy food food toys play food sets homeschool home school use Fresh Mart Grocery Store Grocery Store Melissa & Doug play food play foods toy food food toys play food sets homeschool home school use

You can never go wrong with the originals. Go back to these iconic basics of Old Skool by Vans. The classic Vans stripe was born with Old Skool back in 1977 and it has stayed and will stay as a classic old school sneakers.�Simple lace-up profileRetro Mart Old SkoolClassic low-top�Colorful retro print inspired by old school mini martsSturdy textile uppers&lt

You can never go wrong with the originals. Go back to these iconic basics of Old Skool by Vans. The classic Vans stripe was born with Old Skool back in 1977 and it has stayed and will stay as a classic old school sneakers.�Simple lace-up profileRetro Mart Old SkoolClassic low-top�Colorful retro print inspired by old school mini martsSturdy textile uppers&lt

You can never go wrong with the originals. Go back to these iconic basics of Old Skool by Vans. The classic Vans stripe was born with Old Skool back in 1977 and it has stayed and will stay as a classic old school sneakers.�Simple lace-up profileRetro Mart Old SkoolClassic low-top�Colorful retro print inspired by old school mini martsSturdy textile uppers&lt

Rediscover your beauty and charm: Washing and grooming in front of a bathroom vanity mirror with a soft lighting to rediscover your beauty and charm. Our bathroom mirrors for vanity employs a backlight that diffuses through the bathroom wall, allowing the light to touch up your look, which will make you feel more comfortable than being directly exposed to the light source, allowing for a more elegant facial condition, which is exactly what others would be seeing you. Light with Intricate design: Although the strip light is used everywhere, a quality strip light can make all the differences. Our bathroom mirror with lights with a color temperature of 8000K, the light is white while a little bluish and modern.

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Georgina upsets the expectations of her parents, sister, and new husband when she makes it clear she has her own expectations for the marriage

New Book, 285 Pages, Language: English. Libro Nuovo, 285 Pagine, Lingua Inglese.

Bigger isn’t always better. Contrary to popular belief, small, locally owned businesses often out-perform their “big box” and Fortune 500 competition—both in outright profitability and the value they bring to consumers, workers, and communities. Unlike mega-stores and multi-national chains like Wal-Mart, these small businesses stimulate the economy by buying supplies and services locally, adapt to (rather than fight against) higher local environmental and labor regulations, and stick around for many years, often many generations. The Small-Mart Revolution details dozens of specific strategies small and home-based businesses are using to successfully out-compete the world’s largest companies. And it shows how consumers, investors, policymakers, and organizers can revitalize their own communities by supporting local businesses.

A huge complex spanning two city blocks, the Merchandise Mart is the largest wholesale design center in the world. The brainchild of James Simpson of Marshall Field & Company, it was planned to house Field's huge wholesale division and prop up sagging sales. Executed by the architectural firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst and White--of Opera House and Field Museum fame--the Mart was the world's most complex mixed-use structure: a warehouse, a department store, and a commercial office tower. All this was presented in a successful blend of elements from the Chicago School, classicism, and Art Deco, built on former Chicago & North Western Railway property and air space over the tracks. Unfortunately, Field's suffered from the Great Depression, and so the Mart stood almost empty during World War II. In 1946 Joseph P. Kennedy purchased the Merchandise Mart for $16 million (it had cost $32 million to build). Under Kennedy's managerial flair; the Mart thrived. Renovations between 1986 and 1991 injected new life into the building and today the Marchandise Mart is an enduring monument to the brash, inventive, and successful Chicago spirit.

This trenchant study analyzes the rise and decline in the quality and format of science in America since World War II.During the Cold War, the U.S. government amply funded basic research in science and medicine. Starting in the 1980s, however, this support began to decline and for-profit corporations became the largest funders of research. Philip Mirowski argues that a powerful neoliberal ideology promoted a radically different view of knowledge and discovery: the fruits of scientific investigation are not a public good that should be freely available to all, but are commodities that could be monetized.Consequently, patent and intellectual property laws were greatly strengthened, universities demanded patents on the discoveries of their faculty, information sharing among researchers was impeded, and the line between universities and corporations began to blur. At the same time, corporations shed their in-house research laboratories, contracting with independent firms both in the States and abroad to supply new products. Among such firms were AT&T and IBM, whose outstanding research laboratories during much of the twentieth century produced Nobel Prize–winning work in chemistry and physics, ranging from the transistor to superconductivity.Science-Mart offers a provocative, learned, and timely critique, of interest to anyone concerned that American science―once the envy of the world―must be more than just another way to make money.

Growing from a single store in Greenville, Mississippi, to a 270+-store national chain, Stein Mart's story is a remarkable one. At the heart of that story is the Stein family -- and the greater "Stein Mart" family of employees and customers. Sam Stein, a Russian immigrant, arrived in American in 1905. He built a successful business selling good merchandise at low prices. That model was further refined by his son, Jake, who grew the family store until it covered an entire city block. But it was Sam's grandson, Jay Stein, who set Stein Mart on the path to national expansion. It was his vision that made Stein Mart into a "hybrid" cross between a department store or a specialty shop and an off-price retailer. Today, Stein Mart is headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida.