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Backers - Tessalation!

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Was made possible through the generous support of Kickstarter backers. No book gets made without the help of others. I am lucky to be able to call mine out personally. Watching the names come through on the. Was one of the most joyful experiences of my life. This project truly could not have happened without the love, support, and yes, financial backing of a group of people whose only common denominator is that they wanted to see Tessa out in the world. Thank you. A million times thank you. Clemente Igna...

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Our Team | iHomeschool Network

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The People Behind iHN. The People Behind iHN. Jimmie Lanley, co-owner of iHomeschool Network, is a work-at-home mom who homeschools her daughter Emma. Jimmie’s background is in education (BA in English and a MS in education). It was after seven years of teaching middle school language arts in public schools that she began homeschooling her then Kindergartner. Her online work began with blogging over five years ago. You can find her primary homeschool blog at Jimmie’s Collage. Is devoted to notebooking.

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Papergreat: Ephemera for Lunch #2: A boy and his pig

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More than 1,900 posts since 2010. Dive in and have fun exploring. Monday, August 10, 2015. Ephemera for Lunch #2:. A boy and his pig. This one is cool, because we don't get too many pigs here on Papergreat. There is no identifying information on the back of the photo, which is printed on Velox paper. I acquired this one in Shrewsbury. I can't quite read the looks on the faces of the boy and (presumably) his mother. Are they fond of the pig? 1 Previous pig-related posts:. Le Porc: 200 ways to cook a pig.

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Papergreat: Some Phillies Fever from the Bicentennial summer of 1976

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More than 1,900 posts since 2010. Dive in and have fun exploring. Sunday, August 9, 2015. Some Phillies Fever from the Bicentennial summer of 1976. The 2015 Philadelphia Phillies have gone from historically awful — a 29-60 start to the season — to inexplicably red-hot, winning 15 of their 20 games since Major League Baseball's All-Star break. So it's clearly a good time to recall some true "Phillies Fever" from 39 years ago, the era of "Can you dig it! Throw in Greg 'The Bull' Luzinski’s joke about...

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Papergreat: John Doll's 1929 baseball predictions

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More than 1,900 posts since 2010. Dive in and have fun exploring. Tuesday, June 28, 2011. John Doll's 1929 baseball predictions. John Doll wasn't always. His well-used copy of the 1918 textbook "A Latin Reader" by John C. Rolfe and Walter Dennison contains many scrawled notes that indicate he was focused on his studies. There are homework reminders, vocabulary lists and class schedules - Doll was taking Latin, English and French concurrently. Written Jan. 23rd by John Doll at 2:24 pm at Y.C.I. As the Nat...

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Papergreat: Victorian trade card: Rosenbloom's in Watertown, N.Y.

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More than 1,900 posts since 2010. Dive in and have fun exploring. Thursday, August 6, 2015. Victorian trade card: Rosenbloom's in Watertown, N.Y. This Victorian trade card, which is slightly larger than a baseball card, is an advertisement for Rosenbloom, Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 23 Public Square, Watertown, New York. The reverse side is blank. An advertisement for Rosenbloom's from the May 16, 1884, issue of the Watertown Daily Times states, in part:. Or maybe just a run-of-the-mill satyr. I prefe...

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Papergreat: Warm up with baseball photos from the early 20th century

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More than 1,900 posts since 2010. Dive in and have fun exploring. Tuesday, January 17, 2012. Warm up with baseball photos from the early 20th century. Pitchers and catchers report. In about one month. We can make it. In the meantime, here are some roughly-100-year-old photos of baseball players from a family album. Alas, there are no identifications for any of these.). Anyone notice a slight resemblance to Chase Utley? And co-worker Pat Abdalla's fine baseball blog The Southpaw. Posted by Chris Otto.

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Papergreat: New York Yankees SS Derek Jeter, before any of his 3,300+ MLB hits

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More than 1,900 posts since 2010. Dive in and have fun exploring. Wednesday, June 11, 2014. New York Yankees SS Derek Jeter, before any of his 3,300 MLB hits. As Great Shortstops Week continues. Here at Papergreat, here's a neat relic concerning New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter. Who is currently in the 20th and final season of his Cooperstown-bound baseball career. Shown above is Jeter's page in the Yankees 1994 Information Guide. A publication intended primarily for members of the media. He has pl...

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Papergreat: Saturday's postcard: Wanamaker's and the 1911 World Series

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More than 1,900 posts since 2010. Dive in and have fun exploring. Saturday, September 8, 2012. Saturday's postcard: Wanamaker's and the 1911 World Series. This postcard ties in nicely with this year's Wanamaker Series. And gives us a chance to see a vintage illustration of the imposing Philadelphia department store I've been writing about sporadically. On December 30, 1911. Today, it is the 157,940-square-foot shopping paradise known as Macy’s Center City. Including a 6,000-square-foot Dickens village.