Kleinfeld, Hudson's Bay a perfect marriage
Toronto Sun-May 14, 2014
SAY YES TO THE BAY: Listen up, brides-to-be: No more driving like crazy across the border to say “Yes” to your dress. The iconic Kleinfeld bridal shop has set ...
Lace Shows Its Strength
New York Times-Apr. 18, 2014
“It's very important to me that these not be viewed just as wedding gowns,” said .... in his 80s, is shopping for a new creative director, his bridal unit confidently ...
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Wall Street Journal-Mar. 11, 2014
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Marie Claire.co.uk-Jul. 22, 2014
Cheryl Cole's wedding dress certainly isn't traditional - would you wear a black dress on your big day? If the last few weeks have taught us anything about the ...
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But first in the human mind formulates the task of serving as a fact. To solve it, the person finds his past knowledge and its elements. The formation of a task is itself a process of formation of a new conceptual-hypothetical facts. Task or goal and all purposeful human activity ¡is not a spontaneous process, it is clear, he appeared out of nowhere need.
If a person (mankind) has arisen the need for new sources of energy, it means that the previous system of facts, which provided the energy, ceased to meet the increased demand. In this case, through the need is the awareness of the insufficiency of the past knowledge. It allows you to set a new goal: to get energy by other means. Strictly speaking, this is not objective in the true sense of the word, and only the awareness of the need for search of new knowledge.
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For example, there was no road, but the builders came and built it. Formed the concept "the new way", although nothing new, there there was no road. Known knowledge was used to solve this problem.
New knowledge, for example, was gleaned from books or from the teacher. In principle, it exists in the General consciousness, but it becomes new for the individual or group of individuals, such as students.
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