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The surface structure of March is inspired by the natural fleece of a sheep resembling the long, curly and irregular fleece just before the shearing (clipping). March is beautifully organic in its look and feel, thanks to the innovative patent-pending production process. The rug is finished using water, heat, natural soap and mechanical friction. As the pile yarns begin to felt and connect, there is no longer the need for the latex backing normally used on tufted rugs avoiding any additional use of chemicals in the backing, and potentially making the rug easier to recycle at the end of its life. March is the result of an innovative combination of production techniques. The tufted construction of March is a J-pile where every pile bundle consists of 12 twined yarns and a shorter pile height of 17 mm and a longer pile height of 40mm. The final pile thickness is both random and vivid, organically shifting from one texture to another in a pattern that is unique to each rug. On the rectangular rugs the corners also have a slightly organic look, enhancing the natural expression of the design. March is suitable for medium to heavy residential and commercial use.
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The real-life murder mystery of a British army medic, a womanising SS officer, and the niece of a famous Nazi
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Thursday, January 31, 1952 — The World Premiere of Cecil B. DeMille's The Greatest Show On Earth at the Florida Theater (now the Sarasota Opera House). A parade before the screening included circus clown Emmett Kelly. Much of the film, which went on to win the 1952 Academy Award for Best Picture, was shot in Sarasota.
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21 November 1947: Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation engineering test pilot Corwin Henry (“Corky”) Meyer took off from the company’s airfield at Bethpage, Long Island, New York, in the first prototype XF9F-2 Panther, Bu. No. 122475. After the preliminary flight evaluation, Meyer landed the new jet fighter on a longer runway at Idlewild Airport. The Bethpage … Continue reading 21 November 1947 →
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