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It must have happened to you at least once. You have allocated some money to buy yourself something fancy, but you see a super cool thing that would appeal to someone you love. You rush to the store and buy that thing while sacrificing yourself for the sake of making someone else happy.

What company of Tesla size has revenue growth of almost 100% each year for the past number of years, and looks like it will be able to sustain that for a number of years more. Pre-orders of 500,000 for a car before it was produced, is unheard of.

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Celebrate Black History Month at the 2nd Annual Community Spiritual Sing on Saturday, February 17th at 2pm at St. George’s Church. All are welcome to a communal sing of timeless and powerful songs such as "O, Freedom," "Steal Away," "Deep River" and many more. The tradition of singing spirituals at St. George’s began with African-American composer, arranger and baritone Harry Thacker Burleigh (1866-1949), a soloist at St. George’s for over fifty years. His appointment was the "first known instance of an African American being admitted to a vested choir of a white parish." Burleigh went on to become the first African-American composer acclaimed for his art songs, and for his arrangements of spirituals. See video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkgHpQ7zMmE&feature=youtu.be

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Naps for two (or just more room to stretch your legs) is a realistic possibility on your next camping trip when you set up this spacious double hammock, which supports up to 500 pounds. The lightweight hammock is made from durable, weather-proof nylon and can be set up in just three minutes. It comes in a few different colors, too.

The Hills’ front door floods the living room with light, which warms the neutral colors which are accented with touches of gold.

Friday Night Poetry Slam Semi Finals Hosted By Mahogany Browne – Nuyorican Poets Cafe February 16, 2018 – New York

Make a small closet a lot more functional by attaching this hanging closet organizer to a rod and using its sturdy five-tier shelves to store sweaters, towels, and jeans. The organizer also features a total of six mesh pockets — three on each side — that serve as the perfect place to keep accessories, washcloths, and even shoes. It comes in bronze or gray.

Wheels: If there’s one thing we always say, it’s that not all wheels are made equal. You must account for the type of flooring in your office. For a hard surface, it’s best to choose a chair with soft rubber wheels. If your office is carpeted, you’ll want hard wheels. This will make it easier to move around your desk and office overall. 

Facility management leaders and anyone who spends time in a building will have a consistent, quality experience if you partner with one provider that can handle janitorial, lighting, valet, engineering, landscaping, and handyman services under one contract with a single point of contact. These types of providers staff facilities with their own expert employees (not subcontractors), which is important in terms of efficiency, cost, reliability, and management control. And in the case of multiple locations, all will be cared for with the same standard of excellence.

At the Dawn of the new century, everything is changing…and anything is possible. Set in the volatile melting pot of turn-of-the-century New York, three distinctly American tales are woven together – that of a stifled upper-class wife, a determined Jewish immigrant and a daring young Harlem musician – united by their courage, compassion and belief in the promise of the future. Together, they confront history’s timeless contradictions of wealth and poverty, freedom and prejudice, hope and despair… and what it means to live in America.