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Made from white LinWeave fabric, 50% polyester, 50% rayon with white royalty trim outlined with white cording. Sizes S-XL.

Women who have succeeded in historically male-dominated occupations—many of them in technology, transportation, and high-skilled labor—are spotlighted in this 35-part series. Revealing the personal experiences and insights of women in a wide range of cutting-edge fields, the series raises viewer awareness, confidence, and excitement about career opportunities. Young women who have not yet entered the workforce will see that the sky is the limit, and viewers in general will understand how companies...

Women who have succeeded in historically male-dominated occupations—many of them in technology, transportation, and high-skilled labor—are spotlighted in this 35-part series. Revealing the personal experiences and insights of women in a wide range of cutting-edge fields, the series raises viewer awareness, confidence, and excitement about career opportunities. Young women who have not yet entered the workforce will see that the sky is the limit, and viewers in general will understand how companies...

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As they reach midlife, women face a special set of health-related challenges. This program hosted by dancer/celebrity Debbie Allen weaves together the personal stories of a racially diverse group of perimenopausal women as they deal with diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and osteoporosis. Expert commentary by an endocrinologist and a diabetes educator stresses the importance of a good diet, exercise, and periodic mammograms and Pap smears. Positive aspects of maturity are also reinforced...

The book is based on the author’s very careful study of all the women who were involved with the normally extremely busy and painfully sick Pope Gregory the Great, many of them staying with him in Rome while he sorted out their mainly legal cases, and one of them, Theoctista, the learned sister of the Emperor Maurice, receiving the longest letter that he ever wrote to any individual. The consular son of the great Boethius, Flavius, was the father of Lady Rusticiana, who received several letters from...

Cambridge 8 1/2" Peach Blo #518"Draped Lady" Figural Flower Frog Figure... Company Maker: The Cambridge Glass Company... Color:Peach Blo (pink)... Item: #518 Draped Lady Figural Flower Holder... Circa: 1925 - 1943... US Postage (including insurance) on this striking figure is $8.00!... Condition : This lovely Cambridgedraped lady figure is... Cambridge 8 1/2" Peach Blo #518"Draped Lady" Figural Flower Frog Figure Company Maker: The Cambridge Glass CompanyColor:Peach Blo (pink) Item: #51...

As they reach midlife, women face a special set of health-related challenges. This program hosted by dancer/celebrity Debbie Allen weaves together the personal stories of a racially diverse group of perimenopausal women as they deal with diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and osteoporosis. Expert commentary by an endocrinologist and a diabetes educator stresses the importance of a good diet, exercise, and periodic mammograms and Pap smears. Positive aspects of maturity are also reinforced...

This is a lovely flower frog that was made by Cambridge. It is called the Draped Lady and she stands 8.75 inches tall. The color is light emerald green and she is marked with the work Patented and a number in the well on the underside. This piece is in very nice condition with no damage.

For more than a decade, the Grameen Bank of Bangladesh has provided small business loans to struggling women—helping lift many out of poverty, while creating friction among some conservative Muslims. This two-part series describes how 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus launched the bank and demonstrates its profound effects on the lives of loan recipients. Beginning in the mid-1990s and following up a decade later, Micro Credit for Women visits entrepreneurs who have prospered and others...

In America, black women have statistically high incidences of certain illnesses and conditions. Therefore, as they approach their menopausal years—a time of greater health risks for all women—it is especially important that they focus their attention on wellness. In this program hosted by dancer/celebrity Debbie Allen, several black women talk about their midlife health concerns, while two doctors and a diabetes educator discuss the importance of monitoring for diabetes, heart disease, and cancer...

Odysseus and Telemachus are reunited, and their plan almost undone by the old nurse who washes the feet of Odysseus—disguised as a beggar—and recognizes the scar on his foot. Penelope is nearly at the end of her ability to put off the suitors, her nightly unravelling of the robe she is supposed to be weaving for her marriage having finally been betrayed. In the contest to see who can bend the mighty bow of Odysseus, the suitors are slain and Odysseus is reunited with his faithful Penelope. (15 minutes...

The National Museum of the Middle Ages in Paris is the home of The Lady and the Unicorn, the exotic set of six medieval tapestries that illustrates the five senses—and the Lady’s deepest desire. This program seeks to unravel the mysteries woven into these enchanting wall hangings as it explores their history and symbolism. (33 minutes)

This program focuses on the Kenyan Elizabeth Orchardson-Mazrui. Rooted deeply in African soil, her art comments on life, particularly the contradictory and often hypocritical attitudes of African society toward women; her teaching at the university champions the concept that African art is a valid academic discipline, that African art is intrinsically different in being part of life rather than (as in Western art) a separate element. (17 minutes)

Are certain differences between men and women innate, or are they the end-product of experience? In this program, specialists from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, the University of Pennsylvania, Kennedy Krieger Institute, and McMaster University define and explore a number of the intriguing and sometimes puzzling differences between the brains of men and women. Far from insignificant, these differences can affect aging, reading ability, spatial skills, aggression, depression...

"Men their rights and nothing more; women their rights and nothing less." This was the motto of the women’s movement at the beginning of the 20th century—eloquent, direct, and extremely difficult to achieve. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings traces the evolution of women’s rights, from Susan B. Anthony through the fight for passage of the Equal Rights Amendment. Following the rocky road to true equality, it examines the contributions of pivotal figures such as Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty...