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    1920's Fashion

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    the time (Child Vo‚ Labor in America‚ 1920). they usually wore loose‚ feminine dresses embellished with lace‚ ruffles‚ or artificial flowers and tied with a sash. Another popular outfit was a long skirt worn with a sailor style middy blouse made of wool flannel‚ jean cloth‚ or serge. These shirts featured a shawl collar‚ contrasting necktie‚ and sometimes a “nautical insignia on the sleeves¨ (Children’s Clothing). Girls also wore thigh length cardigan sweaters that buttoned in the front and were belted

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    Europe Essay

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    AP European Summer Work Chapter 9: The flowering of Medieval Civilizations Cultural Developments: in the 12th and early 13th century‚ education was revolutionized‚ the Bureaucratization of monarchies was introduced‚ the commercial transactions in cities‚ and the development of church and civil law as society became wealthier and more expansive. The Rise of Universities: In the high middle ages‚ universities revolutionized the world. Monastic Schools; monastic schools were found favorable

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    Natural Dyes

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    changed little over time. Typically‚ the dye material is put in a pot of water and then the textiles to be dyed are added to the pot‚ which is heated and stirred until the color is transferred. Textile fiber may be dyed before spinning (dyed in the wool)‚ but most textiles are yarn-dyed or piece-dyed after weaving. Many natural dyes require the use of chemicals called mordants to bind the dye to the textile fibers; tannin from oak galls‚ salt‚ natural alum‚ vinegar‚ and ammonia from stale urine were

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    It Sifts

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    falling on the road and mountains. The illusion in line three suggests the color and size of the snow droplets. In the first two stanzas she is doing one thing: looking at her reflection in the mirror while putting make up on: “It fills with Alabaster Wool‚” (3) “The Wrinkles of the Road.” (4) Towards the end of the poem it switches to her dressing herself up in garments‚ “It wraps it Rail by Rail.” (10) The rest of the stanzas have different rhythmic patterns. This suggests that “it” is talking about

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    Basseri Iran

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    Basseri of Iran Kassandra Ogles 21 July 2011 Ant 101 The Bassri are traditional pastoral nomads who inhabit the Iranian province of Fars and migrate along the mountains near the town of Sharaz. (http://www.everyculture.com/Africa-Middle-East/Basseri-Orientation.html). Living in the mountains and plains or Iran‚ they use livestock as their primary means of living. They are nomads who travel with their livestock year round in order to get the most use out of their herd

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    How to Paint Your Car

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    Paint-it-Yourself Luar Martinez April 1‚2011 Eng. 111-HB1 K.L. Thomas Do you believe that things turn out right only if you do them yourself? If yes‚ well you’re in luck‚ because today I will show u how to paint your own car. The entire activity can take about five to six hour and requires a lot of precision; but it allows you to expand your creativity and even save a couple of bucks. Before even thinking about painting a car‚ you must first have dry and dust free area(carport). Also if your

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    Coulumbs Law Lab Report

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    amount of charge (in Coulombs) that we can generate with static electricity. 3. Experimental Setup - The apparatus used in this experiment included: an electroscope chamber with suspended sphere and top cover‚ 2 guide blocks with spheres‚ cotton and wool squares‚ plastic rods‚ and a white vinyl strip. It is crudely drawn below. Figure 1 - Electroscope Setup 4. Procedures Part 1 - Charging a Sphere 1. Began by removing the right side guide block and setting it

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    helper girl‚ Sophy expresses after the trial: "I’m not read in the field but sulky... It’s never entered that wool of hers that the only reason I keep her is because she needs her dollar and quarter..." (312). Miss Merriweather’s speech reveals what kind of person she is; Miss Merriweather is characterized as a prejudiced gossip who degrades Sophy by using a metaphor to compare her head to "wool". Miss Merriweather draws on the stereotype that black people are not smart by comparing Sophy’s head to balls

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    CIEL assignment

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    3 – INTRODUCTION For the purpose of this strategic marketing plan report‚ the chosen Strategic Business Unit (SBU) is Aquarelle Clothing Limited one of the various subsidiaries of CIEL TEXTILE LIMITED i.e. the holding company of the CIEL GROUP. In 1973‚ Sir Pierre Dalais a former executive of the group received the support of his administrative team to invest in a totally new industry namely the textile industry. With the acquisition of Floréal Knitwear Limited the company has given birth to

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    Hand Weaving

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS TOPIC PAGE NO I. INTRODUCTION (ii) a. Significance (ii) b. Hypothesis (iv) c. Research methodology (iv) d. Research limitations (iv) e. End product of research (v) II. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND (v) a. Type of weave (vi) b. Different type of looms (vi) III. LITERATURE REVIEW (ix)

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