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Croydex WA972422YW White Maine Toilet Brush
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Maine Toilet Brush
Dating back to our beginnings in 1919, Croydex, then trading as the New Croydon Rubber Company, was well known as a key supplier of household items to the ironmongery and housewares trades. Although times have changed, Croydex continues to prosper in these markets and has developed to become a recognized brand of bathroom accessories and fittings. We have now celebrated more than 90 years of successful business. Based in Andover, Hampshire, Croydex currently occupies a 5-acre site, with extensive purpose built warehousing and on-site manufacturing facilities with production for shower curtains, rods and rails. The quality of product remains paramount to the business and this is evident from the emphasis we place on standards. Directly employed Quality Assurance teams span across the UK, Europe and Far East. Regular inspections are carried out ensuring that every product supplied to our customers meets the very highest of standards. Our very own in-house design team creates leading edge new products with manufacturing partners on site in England and around the globe, combining style and innovation with quality and value, to meet the demands of an ever-changing competitive market.
Classic New England style mirror cabinet, includes an adjustable shelf and draw for smaller items. Coordinate with matching wall mounted accessories to complete the look.
- Height: 23.62''
- Width: 15.75''
- Length: 0.59''
- White Pine Wood
- Moisture Resistant
- Simply wipe clean
- Easy to install
- Screws Included
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Our SKU: WA972422
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*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
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Christopher Manzione draws inspiration from ideas of duality--what is realand illusionary, organic and non-organic. As an exhibition, Excavatum specifically references the interplay between positive and negative sculptural shapes in space. Challenging sculptural tradition by using new materials and techniques, Manzione applies recent technology to carve plastic forms that fluctuate between the whimsical and the grotesque. The artist employs digital modelling, three-dimensional scanning, computer numerically controlled milling, and rapid prototyping to manufacture each of the objects on display. Echoing the artist's sculptural forms, two-dimensional lenticular prints reveal three-dimensional imagery when viewed from different angles.
Regarding his use of the DCCA gallery, the artist states:
"A prodigious ink-black cavern interrupts the white box architecture of the gallery, suggesting erosion or decay. This negative space affects the integrity of the entire room. The stark black and white palette seems cold and unearthly. The treatment of the interior surface with black pigment makes it difficult to judge its depth." - Christopher Manzione
Manzione entices viewers to explore abiguity in his artwork. Referencing science fiction, the artist encourages us to see mystery in these objects and voids—to live with the experience of our questions.
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NEW YORK (December 19, 2012)--President Barack Obama is Time's "Person of the Year" for 2012.
The selection was announced Wednesday on NBC's "Today" show.
The short list for the honor included Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenager who was shot in the head for advocating for girls' education, Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, Apple CEO Tim Cook and Italian physicist Fabiola Giannati.
Mr. Obama also received the honor in 2008, when he was President-elect.
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"Designers often begin the design process with a 'croquis'...it comes from the word 'sketch' in French. And that is exactly what it is: a sketch of clothing on a figure...With this drawing template at hand, you can easily sketch clothing on your own figure, examining the lines and visualizing the final garment more easily. "
-Sarai Mitnick, The Colette Sewing Handbook
Making my croquis has been something I've been looking for and yet I have been experiencing a small amount of anxiety about it. On the one hand, a personalized croquis is a fantastic addition to my sewing tools; however, taking a cold, hard look at my figure can be a bit daunting. But, nothing ventured, nothing gained!
So, here I am in croquis form! My measurements are 36-28-38, which makes me technically pear-shaped; however, I do have broad shoulders which I think balance my lower half.
From the side you can see my swayback, which isn't very noticeable when I wear full skirts or dresses with a cinched waist. It is, however, quite noticeable when I wear trousers. I also embrace Nigella Lawson's lifestyle and enjoy all foods in moderation, hence my rounded belly.
Another reason I wanted to make a croquis was to finally settle on my body shape. Before Miss Friday was born, I was a through-and-through linear: straight up and down with very little definition. After Miss Friday's birth I gained a pair of hips, for which I am quite grateful. Skirts and trousers have fit much better ever since.
Cardigan Empire, written by stylist Reachel Bagley, tackled body shape with a positive attitude and sense of whimsy. According to Reachel, there are five essential body shapes:
Now, taking a look at my croquis, I would say that I am a Pear, but due to my broad shoulders, I could also borrow from the Hourglass' closet. According to Reachel, I should be doing the following:
- Accent my smallest assets rather than the fullest.
- Draw the eye upwards by wearing bold colours or prints on top. Keep interesting design elements (i.e. ruffles, buttons, etc) up here.
- Stick to solid coloured bottoms.
- Belt it! Always remember to accent my smallest asset - my waist.
- Trousers that fall straight from the hip are best. Boot cut is also good.
- Slim fit trousers are possible when paired with a tunic.
I came across this brilliant set of videos by All Things Fabulous that I had to share! She discusses how to dress for your shape and I think the information she shares can easily be applied to sewing. Click on the links below to learn more:
Delicious Apple
Classic Hourglass
Lean and Linear
Proud Pear
So how does this impact my sewing? Well, for the Pastille, I will need to wear it belted in order for it to be most flattering. For this, I think I may make a contrasting belt from my Peony pattern. Both an SBA and hip pivot adjustment are necessary alterations for me.
It's a lucky thing that Sarai and Caitlin design beautiful patterns for real women. It's also lucky that they provide outstanding tutorials for altering their patterns to fit every shape and size. Another real women designer is lovely Tasia, of Sewaholic fame, who is a fellow Proud Pear!
Are you planning on sharing your croquis? I sure hope so! What shape are you? What changes will you make when sewing the Pastille to accentuate your best assets? Will you make overall changes to your sewing now that you have the tools to know what is most flattering for you?
Have a questions? Please feel free to post here, in Erin's blog, or in the sew-along Flickr group. We're here to help!


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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Richmond County deputies say a man who was struck by a car on Nov. 20 has died.
It happened on the 2400 block of Windsor Spring Road around 11:45 p.m. Deputies say the pedestrian was walking in the middle of the road while walking from the Corner Pocket Bar.
The coroner has identified him as 21-year-old William Bernard Smith of Augusta. Smith had been on life support since the accident last Tuesday.
Smith died of multiple blunt force trauma just after 2 p.m. Saturday.
One driver saw Smith and swerved to miss him, but another driver hit him with the front end of the vehicle.
They say Smith was unresponsive at the scene. Smith was taken to the hospital.
Deputies say the driver who hit Smith is not at fault, but charges are pending until the investigation is complete.


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Hinds County Supervisor Doug Anderson is in critical condition at the intensive care unit at St. Dominic Hospital, his family said.
Anderson has suffered two strokes in recent years and his family said he suffers from diabetes.
"My father is very ill at the critical care unit of the hospital in Jackson," said his daughter Jackie Anderson Woods. "He is on a breathing machine and I ask that everyone keep him in your prayers."
In December, Anderson said he was stepping down for health reasons from his seat representing District 2. But Anderson changed his mind a month later and kept his seat on the board
Anderson's daughter did not say when or why her father was hospitalized.


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