Monday, November 18, 2019

Story image for wedding dress shopping from Daily Mail

Race you to the aisle! 750 brides cross Derry bridge to beat ...

Daily Mail-Apr. 27, 2013
The UK City of Culture saw 91-year-old Sheila Cooper take part, while Sinita Duffy, fro Waterside, is taking part in her wedding dress on her actual wedding day, ...
Story image for wedding dress shopping from People Magazine

Kelly Rowland: My Wedding Will Be Really Small

People Magazine-Dec. 19, 2013
Kelly Rowland's engagement ring might be big, but the X Factor judge tells PEOPLE that her wedding will be just the opposite. The former Destiny's Child singer, ...
Story image for wedding dress shopping from Today.com (blog)

Nice day for a pink wedding? Vera Wang debuts colorful ...

Today.com (blog)-Oct. 16, 2013
While wedding dresses haven't always been white — Queen Victoria has been ... a wedding inspiration and shopping website, the pink trend doesn't come as a ...
Story image for wedding dress shopping from Business 2 Community

Marketing Strategy: Flaunt What Your Brand is Not

Business 2 Community-Jul. 26, 2013
If you're unfamiliar with the show, the basic premise is that brides-to-be shop for ... it's concentrating on the features you adore that lead to wedding dress bliss.

1 comment:

Pearl Necklace said...

And here arises another interesting point. Empirical knowledge, of course, does not exist outside of empirical fact, for example, as its basis. But the empirical fact is also or can be an indicator of empirical knowledge. It turns out that the fact that, on the one hand, determines the empirical knowledge, on the other hand, points out the existing empirical knowledge and, the third is itself an objective fact.
In fact, if we know that fire is hot, this allows to treat the fire as hot without it every time in practice. Any normal person, in addition to philosophers, knows that fire is hot, that descend from the sixteenth floor of stairs is better, but not through the window, etc. it Turns out that the empirical fact points to a certain empirical knowledge.
However, if you approach the fact as an objective, i.e., existing outside of consciousness, then he cannot point to empirical knowledge as its content, because it's primary. Pure logical reasoning: secondary follows primary and can never be reversible as well as may not be reversible in time.