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Dance in Video - Provides online videos of dance productions and documentaries by the most influential performers and companies of the 20th century. This is a subdatabase of Music Online.Historical Abstracts - Index of scholar publications covering world history (excluding the United States and Canada) from 1450 to the present.
Jazz Music Library - Largest and most comprehensive collection of jazz available online — with thousands of jazz artists, ensembles, albums, and genres. This is a subdatabase of Music Online.
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Fuente Academica - Fulltext Spanish language academic journals from renowned Latin American, South American and Spanish publishers.
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MasterFILE Premier - Multidisciplinary database provides full text for more than 2,050 general reference publications with full text information dating as far back as 1975.
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MedicLatina - Full text of more than 140 peer-reviewed Spanish language medical journals from Latin American and Spain.
Medline - Created by the National Library of Medicine, users can search abstracts from over 4,600 current biomedical journals.
Mosby's Nursing Consult - Provides authoritative information for patient care, including the latest drug information, journal articles, reference sources, clinical practice, evidence-based content, and care planning tools.
PubMed - Access to Medline, and additional biomedical information resources.
PubMed Central - A full text subset of the PubMed database. Access to PubMed Central is free and unrestricted.
Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing - Registry of Nursing Research, an electronic research resource containing abstracts of over 16,000 studies.
SPORTDiscus with Full Text is the definitive research tool for all areas of sports & sports medicine literature and includes full text coverage of more than 350 journals.
Stat!Ref - A searchable collection of full-text healthcare reference resources
UpToDate - An evidence based, peer reviewed information resource for medical professionals. Available only through Gonzaga's NURSING DEPARTMENT. Graduate nursing students will be granted access to this resource when enrolled in the classes in which this information is needed. For help contact Diane Moore email@example.com
ATLA Religion Index - Indexes journals covering Biblical studies, world religions, church history, and religious perspectives on social issues. More information
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Institute of Physics - Online access to Journal of Physics
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PROLA Physical Review Online Archive - Physical Review online.SciFinder Scholar - Chemical Abstracts online. Logins and client software provided by the Chemistry Dept.
Science Citation Index (1990-present) see Web of Knowledge
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Web of Knowledge - is a multidisciplinary citation index to the journal literature of the sciences and social sciences. It fully indexes over 6,650 major journals across 150 scientific disciplines and 1,950 journals across 50 social sciences disciplines. In addition to indexing it includes all cited references captured from indexed articles.
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Green Bay - It might have taken Aaron Rodgers three long years to become the Green Bay Packers' starting quarterback, but it took him about a week to realize this National Football League thing was going to be a little tougher than he thought.
Following a breakout season at the University of California, Rodgers came to the Packers after a very humbling freefall through the first round of the 2005 draft. He went from what he thought was a possibility of being picked No. 1 overall to being Ted Thompsons first pick as general manager 23 selections later.
On his very first day inside the Don Hutson Center, during a minicamp less than a week after the draft, Rodgers found himself running Mike Shermans offense with absolutely no clue. He was the quarterback, but veteran Craig Nall was standing behind him calling the play out to the rest of the huddle.
When I came in, it was kind of like, Its Bretts offense, whatever were going to do were going to do, and keep up, Rodgers said. Which was fine, it was a good challenge, but I couldnt keep up. I was struggling big time.
Thus, began the education of Aaron Rodgers.
He wouldnt know until this summer if it was going to be a one-year, three-year or five-year program, but from that point forward he was determined never again to feel like the dumbest kid in the class.
Three years later, as the Packers embark on their first season in the post-Favre era, Rodgers is ready. He has never started a regular-season game, but hes not Matt Ryan or Alex Smith or David Carr or any of those guys asked to be saviors right away.
Rodgers has had time lots of time to get ready. As the season begins, he may have exactly as many starts as Ryan, the Atlanta first-round draft choice, but he has valuable experience that will give him a better shot at handling arguably one of the hardest assignments in recent NFL history.
The way Aarons doing it, thats how you want it, said Jeff Jagodzinski, former Packers offensive coordinator and Ryans coach at Boston College. Sometimes it takes a guy longer to develop. Its a luxury if you can actually sit and learn.
Look how many young quarterbacks who played right away were ruined. Then look at Mark Brunell and Matt Hasselbeck and Aaron Brooks they all sat behind Brett and they learned how to play quarterback. If the past means anything, Aaron will do well.
The Packers have done everything they can to make the transition from Favre to Rodgers a smooth one. It got a little rough at the start of training camp when Favre decided he wanted to come out of retirement and get his job back, but Thompson and coach Mike McCarthy stood behind Rodgers, placing both of their futures on the line by sticking with the young guy.
Both men feel that the time is right for Rodgers to take over, not just because he fits the situation but because the situation fits him.
Im not talking bad about the 49ers, but our team was not ready for Alex, McCarthy said of his year tutoring Smith when McCarthy was San Franciscos offensive coordinator. We had 100 starts missed because of injury. We needed a quarterback to win a couple of games.
Here, we have a good defense, good special teams. Thats where I think were ready for this. Its been a process leading up to this, an education over the last three years. Hes matured. The only thing he needs is to be playing the game.
If Rodgers fails this season, it wont be because he is unprepared. Everything he has done the past three seasons has pointed toward this, and every hard lesson he has learned has shaped him into the quarterback and person he is now.
Dropped smack dab into the beating heart of the game, Rodgers made a decision early in his career to soak up everything he could from Favre. Extremely intelligent, sometimes cocky, but always aware of his surroundings, Rodgers figured things out quickly.
I think the first progression every quarterback makes is you come in being the guy, and if youre not the starter you realize that theres someone better in front of you, and thats a big step to take because when youre the guy youre confident, Rodgers said. Second, figure out the things he does that are better than you and study it and work on those things and improve.
When Rodgers arrived, Favre made no bones about refusing to be a mentor to him, stating in an interview that it wasnt his job. Nobody had done it for him, and besides, Favres No. 1 responsibility was to win games.
Rodgers had to accept that, but it didnt mean he wasnt going to watch Favre.
The best way to describe it was we were teammates the first year, Rodgers said. It was a very business relationship. But I was kind of in his hip pocket. My biggest thing was if were not going to be friends yet, which is fine, Im still going to be in his hip pocket until he tells me to get lost.
So Id stick my head in there when hes talking in the huddle and lean in and listen to what hes saying and listen to him in practice. Id watch him like a hawk. This guy is one of the greatest quarterbacks to every play, so I better figure out what hes doing.
What Rodgers noticed was the way Favre commanded the huddle. How he used his eyes to make it appear he was going to throw one way and then throw the other. How he never got fooled by what blitz the defense was about to run. How he anticipated exactly where a receiver was going to make his break and threw the ball before it even happened. How he never had a bad practice.
And then Rodgers would study it.
Anytime he opened his mouth in meetings to talk to a receiver I listened, Rodgers said. I wrote it down. I have journals from the first three years, note and notes. Notes from computers Ive printed out. I have them stashed in my filing cabinet.
During his first year, Rodgers struggled badly during the exhibition season and his only extended playing time came in a dreadful 48-3 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. He replaced Favre in the fourth quarter and was sacked three times twice from behind that resulted in fumbles returned for touchdowns and threw an interception in the end zone.
It was another humbling experience, but one Rodgers took with him into the off-season.
The highlight was talking to Deion Sanders between the third and fourth quarters, Rodgers said. I realized at that point, I was kind of like a kid who was just out of place a little bit, on this field with these great stars and Im not performing. That was the most frustrating thing, and I knew that off-season I had to make some improvements to get to where I want to go.
After the 2005 season, Sherman was fired and McCarthy hired.
All of a sudden there were new demands on Rodgers. He was required to attend off-season quarterback school, six hours of it several days a week. Then McCarthy got on him about his weight. Rodgers weighed 228 at the time and measured about 15% body fat. McCarthy wanted the body fat down to 10% to 12%.
I fought it and I was like, Why? Rodgers said. But I think it definitely helped me out. Im 217 right now, the lightest Ive been before my sophomore year at Cal, and Im a lot stronger and more fit. But I fought the system. Change has always been tough. Any type of change in my life Ive always met with some resistance, so we butted heads the first year a little bit.
Favre didnt attend McCarthys quarterback school and didnt make his decision to return for another year until just before the draft. When he showed up, he didnt know any of the terminology of McCarthys system.
With Nall gone to Buffalo, Rodgers was the only familiar face in the quarterback room, and he was able to lean over and tell Favre which plays under the Sherman system corresponded to the ones McCarthy was teaching. It was at that point that Favre and Rodgers started to become close.
During the 06 season, Rodgers mostly ran the opponents offense on the scout team. But those repetitions proved valuable because McCarthy and quarterbacks coach Tom Clements structured it so plays that were similar to those in the Packers playbook were called with Packers terminology.
Thus, on many plays, Rodgers was simulating the Packers offense.
Rodgers only significant playing time came after Favre hurt his elbow against New England, and the results werent pretty. He completed 4 of 12 passes and was sacked three times. Not until after the game did Rodgers realize he had suffered a broken foot that ended his season.
Even though the injury stunted his progression on the field, he continued to make strides off it, showing less of the cockiness and salesmanship he brought with him from Cal. Through the urging of offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, he became more conscious of his body language and stopped being so demonstrative when a teammate made a poor play.
You come into the league when youre 21, I would hope youd mature a lot between then and now, said former NFL quarterback Trent Dilfer, a close friend of Rodgers. And thats kind of what Aaron did. Thats really the time when you understand the responsibility of manhood and having a bigger picture of life. All of that makes you more well-rounded and it helped him as a football player, too.
Rodgers education continued into 07. McCarthy urged Favre to spend more time mentoring Rodgers, and Favre responded.
My first year, he was kind of like, Yeah, he needs to grow up and this and that, McCarthy said. I told Brett, You need to give back now. Youre at the point now where youre older than most the quarterbacks coaches in the league. You can give back, not only to Aaron. Brett really embraced that. Thats one of the things you dont really hear about.
Besides continuing to study coverages and meeting with Favre on the sideline during games, in 07 Rodgers was given a scouting assignment. As soon as the game was over, he started working on the next opponent, providing a report on Wednesday morning to the coaches and other quarterbacks.
He would watch tape on Mondays and Tuesdays and write the report Tuesday night. It started out being a report on the cornerbacks Favre would be facing that week, but it advanced into in-depth reports on schemes, tendencies and other players.
Favre used to joke that Rodgers presentation was his least favorite part of the week, but Clements said the work was invaluable for Rodgers. Soon he was coming up with the same evaluations as the coaches.
It wound up being especially valuable when Rodgers got pressed into action against Dallas on Nov. 29. When Favre got knocked out of the game, Rodgers came in and completed 18 of 26 passes for 201 yards and a touchdown, nearly rallying the Packers to victory on the road.
The touchdown I threw was exactly what we saw on film, the exact defense we were expecting, Rodgers said. It was the exact play call we talked about during the week, the play I had seen on film on Tuesday. I said, I hope we get this look during the game. And sure of enough were on the 8-yard line and they give us that look and I hit Greg (Jennings) and he scores.
As the season begins, there should be many more opportunities like that one. Rodgers carries with him a Harvard degree in quarterbacking, the kind only a few have the luxury of obtaining. Rodgers wont outwardly resemble the quarterback Favre was, but there will be subtle similarities that coaches and teammates will recognize.
Rodgers, to be sure, is his own man, his own quarterback. But the lessons he learned along the way, those are what prepared him for this day.
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Good article. I read it when it was published, which was a couple days before the first game of the season. The article paints a very good picture of Aaron Rodgers, but my favorite part is about Brett Favre and how he helped out Rodgers in '07:
My first year, he was kind of like, Yeah, he needs to grow up and this and that, McCarthy said. I told Brett, You need to give back now. Youre at the point now where youre older than most of the quarterbacks coaches in the league. You can give back, not only to Aaron. Brett really embraced that. Thats one of the things you dont really hear about.
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How can there be an excellent way to compare a guy who is in the twilight of his career vs a guy who just started his second game?
Who said they were being compared? I don't get it.
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That was a great read, thanks alot for posting it.
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That was a great read, thanks alot for posting it.
I agree. Lots of very good things in there. I also think this is the first article I've read that ACCURATELY explains what happened with Rodgers broken foot against the Patriots.
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Great article. I've read so much negativity this summer I llke anything that is't trying to tear one side down
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Wouldn't you love to see Favre hang em up after this year and come back to be Rodger's QB coach?
once again, this just shows how media stories are not always accurate of what really happens. How many years did we hear that Favre did not help Rodgers. All because favre made one simple comment about it not being his "job" to mentor Rodgers.
Favre is a good guy. Rodgers is a good guy. Mike McCarthy is a good guy.....TT? well, he does a good job! LOL
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That was an excellent read.
I liked the part about how Rodgers helped Brett understand McCarthys syatem, followed by the part about Brett giving back to Aaron.
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The tax-subsidized credit union industry is pressing for doubling the statutory cap Congress placed on member business loans. Shifting assets from tax-paying banks to tax-exempt credit unions would reduce tax revenue to the government; the CBO estimates the revenue impact at $354 million over 10 years. We believe that banks are currently meeting the needs of credit-worthy businesses, as substantiated by numerous business surveys.
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Most of us would be happy with a backyard containing a pool, a patio, maybe a cabana and bar area, and a couple of speakers so we could listen to some tunes while we relaxed and entertained. Not the owners of this Southern California playground. Their backyard entertainment is so extensive, they need a golf cart path to link the 3.5 acres of fun.
There's the requisite patio and pool—and a spa, a stream, a putting green, a bandstand, a tennis court, a gazebo and a reflecting pond. The entire area is chock full of speakers, lights that turn on and off automatically, and strategically placed video monitors—and let's not forget handheld controls for easy operation of anything from anywhere. "The homeowners wanted their yard to be an escape from the pressures of life and wanted the feeling of complete relaxation, as if they were on vacation," says Josh Christian of custom electronics installation company DSI Entertainment Systems. "This outdoor space is truly an entertainment and relaxation paradise."
Let's start our little tour at the patio. Can you say da-da-da, da-da-da!—as in the ESPN theme song? This covered oasis, which the family calls the ESPN Patio Zone, has a 42-inch Panasonic plasma screen above a fireplace, plus two 27-inch Sony TVs at sitting areas at either end of the space, all accompanied by three pairs of Sonance Virtuoso in-ceiling speakers and two Sonance Cinema Two in-wall subwoofers. Why six speakers? Two for each of the sitting areas, which are far enough apart to have separate audio without interfering with one another. A game or show from one TV can be heard through all six speakers as well. DSI engineered a syncing device so that TiVos playing through the system wouldn't cause a delay from one TV to another. A wireless handheld Crestron touchscreen selects the audio and video for each TV independently. The patio is further served by an in-wall Crestron touchscreen that does the same as the handheld one and that also allows access to the home's automation system. Oh, and there's a ping-pong table. Da-da-da, da-da-da!
If that isn't enough, right inside the door is the main ESPN room with four high-definition plasma TVs, set up so that any of them can be played over the surround-sound system. But let's stick to the exterior. Perhaps we should take a little stroll down the golf cart path? Heck, let's just take the cart.
A bridge separates the main house from the guesthouse, and the pathway features Sonance speakers. The pool area below the guesthouse has a covered loggia with more Sonance in-ceiling speakers and in-wall subwoofers. Can't you just hear the music? It can come from two separate zones of an AudioReQuest hard drive music server, three Sirius satellite radio players in an Antex Triple Play receiver, DirecTV, FM radio or an iPod. (They can plug into an auxiliary jack outside.)
The pool and loggia are also served by two LCD TVs under the outdoor kitchen and barbecue area. In-ceiling and in-wall speakers and subwoofers thoroughly cover this entertainment space with high-quality sound, and the TVs are situated for viewing when guests are in the spa.
The spa area has Stereostone speakers disguised as rocks to blend into the landscape. From there, you can take the stairs down to a golf putting green, and next to that is a bandstand for outdoor performances along with some Sonance Mariner H2O speakers. A Crestron CT-1000 touchscreen at the green allows golfers to putt to their favorite tunes.
There's a greenhouse on one side of the property, which the golf cart path connects, and all along the pathway, Sonance Mariner speakers are painted black and buried in the soil. "You can walk along the path and hear uninterrupted music," Christian says.
The stream flows underneath the cart path and ends at a reflecting pond, tennis court and gazebo, where more Sonance Mariners deliver the tunes. An extensive Vantage exterior lighting system runs on an astronomical clock that automatically lights the pathways and illuminates the oak trees at night.
Control of the entire backyard area happens via in-wall touchscreens, a Crestron waterproof handheld remote and a Crestron handheld color remote. Multiple radio frequency receivers are located throughout the property for complete coverage.
The tennis court, pool area, front entry area and front gates are all monitored through security cameras, with video accessible at any TV or video-enabled Crestron touchscreen.
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Driving quality engagement with your social audience increases loyalty and more effectively guides consumers down the path to purchase.
As such, marketers must place a premium on fostering social relationships that add tangible value and incentives to the customer experience.
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Facebook provides an unparalleled amount of real-time, accurate user data. With Facebook, marketers can be flies on the wall, quietly and unobtrusively gaining insight into their consumers by observing the details they share about their lives.
It is the world's largest unfiltered focus group for brands to listen to, and it's arguably the richest CRM database for marketers to take advantage of.
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Consumers use their mobile devices to comparison shop, get directions to a business, or make reservations at their favorite restaurant. But often the communication from brands stops there.
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You've most likely heard or even uttered the latest 'it' term out there for marketers: Gamification. But what does it truly mean? Is it a fad or is it here to stay?
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With temperatures rising and summertime in full swing, it's hard to think about the upcoming winter holidays. Christmas comes early for marketers, however, and identifying a strategy now for what is the most impactful shopping season of the year can be the difference between success and disappointment.
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wagons for the conveniente of their scanty provisions, cooking utensils, clothing and bedding, are to be fumished with wagons by the more wealthy, or are to be le&behind and brought on by wagons which will be sent b a ~ k . ~ Henry continued to keep a joumal after he retumed home and n made the following entnes early i 1858: Jan 29, 1858:1 was appointed by the authorities of the Stake to go on a preaching mission to the settlements down south in Dixie, in company with some other brethren. We held meetings at Fort Harmony and Washington [called the Conon Farm], some 30 miles distance from Hannony. There were some 30 f a d e s at this place. The climate very warm and pleasant. Saw several of the sisters wearing cloth from the cotton raised here. The next day we went to Santa Clara, an Indian Missionary Station. By request, 1 sang several songs. The next day we returned to Harmony. in the morning when we left Washington it was so w m for ten miles that we had to ride in our shirt sleeves, but before we got over the Black Ridge we encountered a severe snow storm with a heavy north wind, and it was with difficulty that we kept from freezing. 1 was so numbed when we got to Harmony that 1 could not dismount from the mule without assistance. Reached home in Cedar City on the 3rd of Febmary where 1 stayed until 1 went to Parowan on the 13th. March 30, 1858:The mail arrived from Salt Lake City and brought a circular containing instmctions ffom President Bngharn Young to the Saints. The main substance of the circular was to the effect that the Saints must leave Salt Lake City and al1 the settlements north and go as far as Provo for the
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Title | Henry Lunt: biography and history of the development of Southern Utah and settling of Colonia Pacheco, Mexico |
Creator | Jones, Evelyn K. |
Subject | Lunt, Henry, 1824-1902; Cedar City (Utah) -- Biography; Cedar City (Utah) -- History |
Description | Biography of Henry Lunt, including the early settlement of Cedar City, Utah and establishment of the Iron Works. |
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Language | eng |
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Jump-start your morning with these seed-packed waffles. Top with a light drizzle of warm maple syrup and plenty of fresh fruit or slather with apple butter. Check out our pancake-version of this recipe.
Thanks to Cindy in Annapolis, Maryland, for sending us her favorite childhood recipe. Keep these ingredients on hand and you will be able to create an easy soup full of savory potatoes, sausage and green beans. The bay leaves add a nice depth of flavor.
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Light and flaky, halibut is an ideal choice for a simple summer dinner. Here halibut steaks are marinated in a watermelon-raspberry vinaigrette, quickly grilled, and then topped with refreshingly tart watermelon salsa.
Serve this hearty soup with toasted dark bread, thinly sliced apple and a seasonal green salad. To learn how to make this recipe, watch the Secret Ingredient cooking show.
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Safari Self Cleaning Slicker for Cats
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Safari Self Cleaning Slicker for Cats
Safari Self-Cleaning Slickers save you valuable clean-up time. With the touch of a button, the pins retract, hair falls away and the pad can be wiped clean. Reposition the button and you're ready to go again. Save you valuable clean-up time Pins retract & hair falls away at the touch of a button Comfort grip handle and stainless steel pins The comfort grip handle and stainless steel pins provide excellent grooming results with minimal effort.
Safari Cat Rubber Curry Brush
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Safari Cat Rubber Curry Brush
Safari Cat Rubber Curry Brush is the ideal grooming aid for all smooth coated cats. The molded rubber curry removes dust and loose hair while giving a lustrous sheen to your cat's coat. For cats with smooth coats Removes loose hair Gives coat a lustrous sheen It will give a soothing massage, while aiding circulation and stimulating the production of natural oils that promote a healthy coat. Dimensions: 4" x 1 1/2" x 1" (L,W,H)
Safari Cat Bristle Brush
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Safari Cat Bristle Brush
Safari Cat Brush is excellent for general grooming of small to large dog breeds and cats. This Bristle Brush helps to remove mats and tangles and also removes any loose hair. With regular use the Coastal Bristle Brush will also help to reduce shedding. Great for all breeds of cat Creates a shiny coat Helps to remove mats and tangles while removings any loose hair Regular grooming of your pet's coat will keep it clean and healthy and time spent in this activity is worthwhile, providing great pleasure for owner and pet alike.
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Outdoor Co. MLB Cotton Twill Replica Adjustable Baseball Cap
Look just like a pro with Outdoor Co.'s MLB Cotton adjustable baseball cap.
This six-panel cotton baseball cap offers a 3D replica logo on a structured Pro-Style mid crown, with a pre-curved visor and loop/hook closure on the back. It also features the TEAM MLB logo on the side.
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