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The exposed brick is part of the after picture. It's a panorama.

Any nutritional science class or program will tell you that the only organic products that will actually have a measurable impact on a person are tertiary products. For most Americans, this means milk and eggs.

The principal is similar to how mercury levels in a fish increase with the size of the fish.

Produce doesn't matter at all, and meat comes in second.

I do need hangers for my closet. Thanks!

Would love this! I'm a big tea drinker.

I'm redecorating a friend's apartment and need this wine rack!

Lol, nice response to the ignorant poster, lemonpie.

I know most Americans didn't grow up in a culturally diverse area so it's harder for them to understand that others have different and cleaner habits. Is it an American thing or a general European/Caucasian thing?

Whenever I go into a persons house, the first thing I do is check to see whether or not they are wearing shoes indoors. If they are not, I automatically start taking mine off. If they are, I leave them on.

If it's rude for a host to ask their guests to take their shoes off, then it's rude for the guest to NOT offer to take their shoes off first. I don't care at all about what you do in your own house, but as a guest in someone ELSE's space, you should at least put on a show of some respect for that fact instead of just assuming they operate like you, no?

On a side note, the outside streets are hella dirty! I probably step in gum, dog piss, human piss, and god knows what else every day (I KNOW I step in subway station piss at least once a week, y'all new yorkers know what I mean!) Tracking that into my apt... gross. I clean little enough as it is.

love these!

My college roommate NEEDS this.

I need a lamp in my room!