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a good case for white rooms

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font for people with dyslexia

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1238 sf 1920 easton pa shop 79k


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permaculture


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from the patent law desk

Why would a company rent an office in a tiny town in East Texas [Marshal], put a nameplate on the door, and leave it completely empty for a year? The answer involves a controversial billionaire physicist in Seattle, a 40 pound cookbook, and a war waging right now, all across the software and tech industries

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see you oak room

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picnic



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white walls


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2009 canadian dry stone wall fest (not about ginger ale)

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saw horse (diy)


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arc house


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francis upritchard moon


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alma thomas / pattern paintings


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1500 SF house in the Catskill Mountains


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hot wheels

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Ace Records: New Orleans Hits, Made In Mississippi


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wasily



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philadelphia radio


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ny stone dutch barn tribute


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why people hate americans


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good design / gute form / bel design


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Had Rupert Murdoch's wife Wendi Deng not leapt to her feet yesterday at a parliamentary hearing and fought off pie-throwing assailant Jonathan May-Bowles, then her husband would have become the latest luminary to fall victim to "pieing." It's a forty-year old phenomenon borne out of a spirit of bratty, tongue-out political activism -- specifically, of the anti-Vietnam variety.

"Murdoch had it coming," says Aron Kay, a legendary New York activist known as "The Yippie Pieman." He's been hurling baked goods at politicians since the early '70s, landing some of the movement's biggest "gets," including much-ballyhooed former Democratic mayors Abraham Beeme and Ed Koch . "Pieing didn't start with me," Kay points out, "But I have been responsible for much of its history."
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