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lawrence.com/weblogs/thedeclineofmidwesterncivilization
The Decline of Midwestern Civilization | Blogs | Lawrence.com
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domoni.com/me
Domoni's Temple of Me
Life's utility infielder
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patchchord.com/about
About ? Patchchord.com
Skip to content Patchchord.com // Tapdancing on the tabula rasa About Though originally a son of the Windy City, I somehow successfully survived my childhood and adolescence roaming the wilds of the Central Plains and have come to regard myself as a Midwestern boy through and through. When it comes to my musical interests, I credit the eclectic tastes of my parents ? reflected in their extensive collection of 45s and LPs ? for my earliest introduction to music. The Beatles, Aretha
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bradknapp.com/about.html
bradknapp.com: design / marketing
HOME PORTFOLIO BIO Recent Tweets: Contact Info: email: mail@bradknapp.com phone: 920.540.8420 office:'04 N Superior StreetAppleton, WI 54911 Stats: Countries visited: 15 United States visited: 45 Stiches: 21 Broken Bones: 0 Wife: 1 Son: 1 Dog: 1 2010 miles by bike: 4, 192 2010 nights in a tent: 28 BIO: I worked for midwestern advertising and design agencies for a decade before deciding to hang out my own shingle 6 years ago. Some of my clients call me a graphic
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mason.gmu.edu/~cmeyer/Daysonfarm.html
Days on the Family Farm
Days on the Family Farm From the Golden Age through the Great Depression By Carrie A. Meyer U of MN Press, 2007 About the book Book tour Diary blog Photo album Reviews About the author Buy the book Blogs & Commentary "A story both intimate and epic that paints a vivid picture of Midwestern farm life." From the beginning of the twentieth century to World War II, farmwife May Lyford Davis kept a daily chronicle that today offers a window into a way of life that has