the harper group is one of the foremost rep groups in the marketplace. are you ready to go in?ly acts as a sales agent that will wholesale the products to other retailers around the country. we need the rep group. scott: so we kind of work in four primary product categories. ben: okay. scott: we work in personal care, home fragrance. we work in personal accessories in gift. we work in a little home and tabletop, and then we have our paper and publishing business, as well. ben: very good. kristin: we were interested in having you rep our brand. scott: oh, that would be great. kristin: so we do a little bit of tabletop, home decor -- ben: so we're here -- i make home -- we make home and gifts, gifts and stationery. and we were interested in -- do we have, like, a table? scott: absolutely. ben: so these are examples of key products of, like, what your reps on the road would use. ♪ scott: just looking at this product here, we're not going to necessarily see what the brand is really all about. i mean, really, ben, what we find is that if the retailer is new to the brand, they're gon

of course this is an image published in harper's weekly that shows this large group of men, women and children -- children seeking refuge within the confines of fort monroe. fort monroe could not handle these huge numbers of people. one because it was always, always faced with a water shortage. if you have anything about four monroe, you know it is an island. an island surrounded by saltwater. freshwater was hard to find. that would be a perennial problem even through the 20th century. they settled people outside the fort. he would eventually be called fl attown, and they crafted makeshift houses for themselves. fort monroe reflected everywhere in union. were ever union troops were present. -- wherever union troops were present. it was reflected wherever union troops were present. freedom seekers designated as contraband of war struggled finding a permanent safe haven, with most in constant motion because they followed the union troops wherever they went and wherever they moved throughout the southern region. monroe, like at fort they were ejected from the fort itself. the u.s. govern

harper at the philadelphia phillies. full comparison alex rodriguez a rod agreed to a ten year two hundred seventy five million dollars deal with the yankees in two thousand and seven pretty much the group that's driven out to center field the angels haven't won the world series since two thousand and two and the sis the outlay on try out is part of the considered plan for success. you have a farm system that is out there is going in the right direction i'm going to continue to build something sustainable here something healthy here. and expect to criminally beat any of the top teams in baseball year in year out the chance to. try out was due to be a free agent next year realistically if the angels had to break a record to keep one of the league's most sought after hitches and she lot of talk that didn't actually ease back she was to you know enjoy enjoy every minute period it's not you know i was a mix that a child in jail for life it's the best news i've heard since two thousand and two when angels won the world series very exciting is going to be around yeah he's right there monica's best player in baseball there is one curious sadistic trial to be desperate to correct the season for

harper and of frederick douglass. all of these forms were so well attended that the brooklyn daily eagle, a white newspaper, noted in 1892 that "no other group of people were fonder of literary pursuits than african-americans." ida herself was invited to speak on afro-american literature. to open the season on the concorde literary circle. in the concorde baptist church. drew the largest audience that ever attended a literary meeting in that city. as the washington bee said, ida completely captivated the larger cultivated audience. she also in this period goes into a debate with a really wonderful figure, marise alliance. she was born of a prosperous free family in new york city. her father's business was ruined in the draft riots of 1863. you look at history, ours is not a history of never having. it is things being taken away. hundreds of black business and institutions were destroyed in that riot, at least one man was lynched on clarkson street and torched while hanging from a tree. lyons' family moved to providence, rhode island where they will not admit her into the only high school, which is a white high school. so she sues and gets ad

harper and frederick douglass. all of these forms are so well attended, that if the brooklyn daily eagle, a white newspaper, noted in 1892 that, quote, no other group of people were fonder of literary pursuits, and african-americans.". ida herself was invited to speak on afro-american literature, to open the season at the concorde literary circle and the concorde baptist church, and drew the largest audience that ever attended a literary meeting in that city. is the newspaper of the washington beavers was also hypercritical of everything, either completely captivated the large and cultivated audience. she also, in this period, debates, goes into a debate, that a really wonderful figure, some of you may know, in brooklyn, she was born of a family in new york city, her father's business was ruined in the draft rights of 1863, you look at history, it's not a history of never having, it's things being taken away. thousands, hundreds of businesses, black business institutions were destroyed in that riot, at least one man was rinsed, lynn stone clarkson street and torched while hanging from a tree. lyons family moved to providence, rhode island, where th

harper at the philadelphia phillies. folk i'm paris and alex rodriguez a rod agree to a ten year two hundred seventy five million dollars deal with the yankees in two thousand and seven pretty much the group that's driven out the center for the angels haven't won the world series since two thousand and two and the sis the outlay on trout is part of the considered plan for success. you have a farm system that is out that is going in the right direction i'm going to continue to build something sustainable here something healthy here and expect to criminally beat any of the top teams in baseball year in year out the chance to. try out was due to be a free agent next year realistically the angels had to break a record to keep one of the league's most sought after hitches and she a lot of talk that didn't actually ease back she was you know i enjoy i enjoy every minute period it's not you know i was a mix that a child in jail for life it's the best news i've heard since two thousand and two when angels won the world series very exciting is going to be around yeah he's worth the money because the best player in baseball there is one curious to to stick trial to be desperate to correct the seaso

harper at the philadelphia phillies. folk i'm paris and alex rodriguez a rod agree to a ten year two hundred seventy five million dollars deal with the yankees in two thousand and seven pretty much the groupthat's driven out the center for the angels haven't won the world series since two thousand and two and the sis the outlay on trout is part of the considered plan for success. you have a farm system that is out that is going in the right direction i'm going to continue to build something sustainable here something healthy here and expect to criminally beat any of the top teams in baseball year in year out the chance to. try out was due to be a free agent next year realistic leave the angels had to break a record to keep one of the league's most sought after hitches and she lot of talk that didn't actually ease back she was thinking you know i enjoy i enjoy every minute being here and it's not you know i was a mixed bag child in jail for life it's the best news i've heard since two thousand and two when the angels won the world series search site is going to be around and is worth the money because the best player in baseball there is one curious sadistic trial to be desperate to correc