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Embroidered snapback hat One size fits most

Embroidered snapback hat One size fits most

Indulge in ultimate comfort and softness with Warner Bros' Adventure Time in. Makin Bacon Pancakes in. Silk Touch Blanket. Made from 100% polyester, this blanket is silky smooth to the touch and provides the perfect amount of warmth. Measuring 50 x 60 in., it's the perfect size for snuggling up on the couch or adding an extra layer of coziness to your bed. The premium quality materials and expert craftsmanship ensure that this blanket will provide warmth and comfort for years to come. Treat yourself or someone special to the luxurious feel and stylish design of this must-have accessory. Color: Multi.

These earrings are all about movement! Features a unique half moon stud in a mix of purple, blue, black and white hand-swirled acrylic with a complementary pink and blue flirty fringe detail. Designed for Closet Rehab. Handmade in Pittsburgh, PA. Made in the USA. Materials: acrylic, brass base posts/jump rings with 18k gold plating Hypoallergenic Our accessories are handcrafted from colorful acrylic. To preserve your Closet Rehab products, we recommend storing safely in our pouches. Avoid contact with harsh substances like perfumes and hairsprays. Items with plated metals naturally tarnish over time when exposed to body oils and other natural elements. Please handle with care, as excessive dropping, wear and tear, and improper transport can contribute to damage over time. Cleaning - Use dry cloth, preferably cotton, to prevent surface scratches. All earrings come with specialized backs to maintain the integrity of the product. As with all fused materials please be mindful of your use of force. Handle with care. Small variations can happen in the product due to the handmade, manual process. Color and finish variations are expected.

Distressed graphic t-shirt Bust measures 38" on size small Body length 19 1/2" on size small

Distressed graphic t-shirt Bust measures 38" on size small Body length 19 1/2" on size small

Distressed graphic t-shirt Bust measures 38" on size small Body length 19 1/2" on size small

Distressed graphic t-shirt Bust measures 38" on size small Body length 19 1/2" on size small

Distressed graphic t-shirt Bust measures 38" on size small Body length 19 1/2" on size small

Logo graphic printed 4-way stretch polo UPF 50+ Moisture wicking Quick dry

Logo graphic printed 4-way stretch polo UPF 50+ Moisture wicking Quick dry

Logo graphic printed 4-way stretch polo UPF 50+ Moisture wicking Quick dry

with the cooperation of Robert V. D. CampbellThis collection of technical essays and reminiscences is a companion volume to I. Bernard Cohen's biography, Howard Aiken: Portrait of a Computer Pioneer. After an overview by Cohen, Part I presents the first complete publication of Aiken's 1937 proposal for an automatic calculating machine, which was later realized as the Mark I, as well as recollections of Aiken's first two machines by the chief engineer in charge of construction of Mark II, Robert Campbell, and the principal programmer of Mark I, Richard Bloch. Henry Tropp describes Aiken's hostility to the exclusive use of binary numbers in computational systems and his alternative approach.Part II contains essays on Aiken's administrative and teaching styles by former students Frederick Brooks and Peter Calingaert and an essay by Gregory Welch on the difficulties Aiken faced in establishing a computer science program at Harvard. Part III contains recollections by people who worked or studied with Aiken, including Richard Bloch, Grace Hopper, Anthony Oettinger, and Maurice Wilkes. Henry Tropp provides excerpts from an interview conducted just before Aiken's death. Part IV gathers the most significant of Aiken's own writings. The appendixes give the specs of Aiken's machines and list his doctoral students and the topics of their dissertations.

First edition bound in black cloth with silver lettering. Oblong, 12" x 11" hardcover is in VG+ condition in a Very Good dust jacket. Former owner's address label is affixed to the lower edge of the front endpaper. His name is stamped at the edges of the bottom block and on the verso of the front fly and on Page 57. Rubs to the bottoms of the covers. The dust jacket has rubs to the head and heel of its spine and to its corners. Rubs to the edges and mild dust soiling to the panels.

with the cooperation of Robert V. D. CampbellThis collection of technical essays and reminiscences is a companion volume to I. Bernard Cohen's biography, Howard Aiken: Portrait of a Computer Pioneer. After an overview by Cohen, Part I presents the first complete publication of Aiken's 1937 proposal for an automatic calculating machine, which was later realized as the Mark I, as well as recollections of Aiken's first two machines by the chief engineer in charge of construction of Mark II, Robert Campbell, and the principal programmer of Mark I, Richard Bloch. Henry Tropp describes Aiken's hostility to the exclusive use of binary numbers in computational systems and his alternative approach.Part II contains essays on Aiken's administrative and teaching styles by former students Frederick Brooks and Peter Calingaert and an essay by Gregory Welch on the difficulties Aiken faced in establishing a computer science program at Harvard. Part III contains recollections by people who worked or studied with Aiken, including Richard Bloch, Grace Hopper, Anthony Oettinger, and Maurice Wilkes. Henry Tropp provides excerpts from an interview conducted just before Aiken's death. Part IV gathers the most significant of Aiken's own writings. The appendixes give the specs of Aiken's machines and list his doctoral students and the topics of their dissertations.

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Veteran newspaper reporter Morris Stephenson shares decades of stories and personal accounts with both federal agent and moonshiner alike. Deep in the heart of Franklin County, in Virginia's Appalachian Mountains, Stephenson dusts off tales and secrets of families and their "traditions."

Features 14 vintage apron designs and patterns. Each apron is show in color along with how-to-make directions.