In the mid-nineteenth century, during the Industrial Revolution, the farm economy, though still robust, was gradually supplanted by a new industrial economy centered in or near the great, developing American cities of New York, Boston, and Chicago. The transition from farm to industry allowed Americans to see their houses as more than shelter and a [...]
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Dec 31
New Years eve 2010
The sound of firecracker is very loud. it’s almost the time for us to leave the 2009, and it’s also time to wellcoming the new year 2010. The end of 2009 So many things that have happened. Suffer and Joy in our way come and gone.
We should start the 2010 with the new spirit. With [...]
