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An instant bestseller when it was released in 1938, this Pulitzer Prize winner has been read and loved by school-age children across the nation for more than fifty years. In this classic story of the Baxter family and their wild, hard, and satisfying life in remote central Florida, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings has written one of the great novels of our times. A rich and varied tale -- tender in its understanding of boyhood, crowded with the excitement of the backwoods hunt, with vivid descriptions of the primitive, beautiful hammock country, written with humor and earthy philosophy -- The Yearling is a novel for readers of all ages. Its glowing picture of a life refreshingly removed from modern patterns of living is universal in its revelation of simple courageous people and the beliefs they must live by.
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Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (1896-1953) is the celebrated American author of The Yearling, which was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1939.Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.:
Chapter 1
A column of smoke rose thin and straight from the cabin chimney. The smoke was blue where it left the red of the clay. It trailed into the blue of the April sky and was no longer blue but gray. The boy Jody watched it, speculating. The fire on the kitchen hearth was dying down. His mother was hanging up pots and pans after the noon dinner. The day was Friday. She would sweep the floor with a broom of ti-ti and after that, if he were lucky, she would scrub it with the corn shucks scrub. If she scrubbed the floor she would not miss him until he had reached the Glen. He stood a minute, balancing the hoe on his shoulder.
The clearing itself was pleasant if the unweeded rows of young shafts of corn were not before him. The wild bees had found the chinaberry tree by the front gate. They burrowed into the fragile clusters of lavender bloom as greedily as though there were no other flowers in the scrub; as though they had forgotten the yellow jessamine of March; the sweet bay and the magnolias ahead of them in May. It occurred to him that he might follow the swift line of flight of the black and gold bodies, and so find a bee-tree, full of amber honey. The winter's cane syrup was gone and most of the jellies. Finding a bee-tree was nobler work than hoeing, and the corn could wait another day. The afternoon was alive with a soft stirring. It bored into him as the bees bored into the chinaberry blossoms, so that he must be gone across the clearing, through the pines and down the road to the running branch. The bee-tree might be near the water.
He stood his hoe against the split-rail fence. He walked down the cornfield until he was out of sight of the cabin. He swung himself over the fence on his two hands. Old Julia the hound had followed his father in the wagon to Grahamsville, but Rip the bull-dog and Perk the new feist saw the form clear the fence and ran toward him. Rip barked deeply but the voice of the small mongrel was high and shrill. They wagged deprecatory short tails when they recognized him. He sent them back to the yard. They watched after him indifferently. They were a sorry pair, he thought, good for nothing but the chase, the catch and the kill. They had no interest in him except when he brought them their plates of table scraps night and morning. Old Julia was a gentle thing with humans, but her worntoothed devotion was only for his father, Penny Baxter. Jody had tried to make up to Julia, but she would have none of him.
"You was pups together," his father told him, "ten year gone, when you was two year old and her a baby. You hurted the leetle thing, not meanin' no harm. She cain't bring herself to trust you. Hounds is often that-a-way."
He made a circle around the sheds and corn-crib and cut south through the black-jack. He wished he had a dog like Grandma Hutto's. It was white and curly-haired and did tricks. When Grandma Hutto laughed and shook and could not stop, the dog jumped into her lap and licked her face, wagging its plumed tail as though it laughed with her. He would like anything that was his own; that licked his face and followed him as old Julia followed his father. He cut into the sand road and began to run east. It was two miles to the Glen, but it seemed to Jody that he could run forever. There was no ache in his legs, as when he hoed the corn. He slowed down to make the road last longer. He had passed the big pines and left them behind. Where he walked now, the scrub had closed in, walling in the road with dense sand pines, each one so thin it seemed to the boy it might make kindling by itself. The road went up an incline. At the top he stopped. The April sky was framed by the tawny sand and the pines. It was as blue as his homespun shirt, dyed with Grandma Hutto's indigo. Small clouds were stationary, like bolls of cotton. As he watched, the sunlight left the sky a moment and the clouds were gray.
"There'll come a little old drizzly rain before night-fall," he thought.
The down grade tempted him to a lope. He reached the thick-bedded sand of the Silver Glen road. The tar-flower was in bloom, and fetter-bush and sparkleberry. He slowed to a walk, so that he might pass the changing vegetation tree by tree, bush by bush, each one unique and familiar. He reached the magnolia tree where he had carved the wild-cat's face. The growth was a sign that there was water nearby. It seemed a strange thing to him, when earth was earth and rain was rain, that scrawny pines should grow in the scrub, while by every branch and lake and river there grew magnolias. Dogs were the same everywhere, and oxen and mules and horses. But trees were different in different places.
"Reckon it's because they can't move none," he decided. They took what food was in the soil under them.
The east bank of the road shelved suddenly. It dropped below him twenty feet to a spring. The bank was dense with magnolia and loblolly bay, sweet gum and gray-barked ash. He went down to the spring in the cool darkness of their shadows. A sharp pleasure came over him. This was a secret and a lovely place.
A spring as clear as well water bubbled up from nowhere in the sand. It was as though the banks cupped green leafy hands to hold it. There was a whirlpool where the water rose from the earth. Grains of sand boiled in it. Beyond the bank, the parent spring bubbled up at a higher level, cut itself a channel through white limestone and began to run rapidly down-hill to make a creek. The creek joined Lake George, Lake George was a part of the St. John's River, the great river flowed northward and into the sea. It excited Jody to watch the beginning of the ocean. There were other beginnings, true, but this one was his own. He liked to think that no one came here but himself and the wild animals and the thirsty birds.
He was warm from his jaunt. The dusky glen laid cool hands on him. He rolled up the hems of his blue denim breeches and stepped with bare dirty feet into the shallow spring. His toes sunk into the sand. It oozed softly between them and over his bony ankles. The water was so cold that for a moment it burned his skin. Then it made a rippling sound, flowing past his pipe-stem legs, and was entirely delicious. He walked up and down, digging his big toe experimentally under smooth rocks he encountered. A school of minnows flashed ahead of him down the growing branch. He chased them through the shallows. They were suddenly out of sight as though they had never existed. He crouched under a bared and overhanging live-oak root where a pool was deep, thinking they might reappear, but only a spring frog wriggled from under the mud, stared at him, and dove under the tree root in a spasmodic terror. He laughed.
"I ain't no 'coon. I'd not ketch you," he called after it.
A breeze parted the canopied limbs over him. The sun dropped through and lay on his head and shoulders. It was good to be warm at his head while his hard calloused feet were cold. The breeze died away, the sun no longer reached him. He waded across to the opposite bank where the growth was more open. A low palmetto brushed him. It reminded him that his knife was snug in his pocket; that he had planned as long ago as Christmas, to make himself a flutter-mill.
He had never built one alone. Grandma Hutto's son Oliver had always made one for him whenever he was home from sea. He went to work intently, frowning as he tried to recall the exact angle necessary to make the mill-wheel turn smoothly. He cut two forked twigs and trimmed them into two Y's of the same size. Oliver had been very particular to have the crossbar round and smooth, he remembered. A wild cherry grew half-way up the bank. He climbed it and cut a twig as even as a polished pencil. He selected a palm frond and cut two strips of the tough fiber, an inch wide and four inches long. He cut a slit lengthwise in the center of each of them, wide enough to insert the cherry twig. The strips of palm frond must be at angles, like the arms of a windmill. He adjusted them carefully. He separated the Y-shaped twigs by nearly the length of the cherry cross-bar and pushed them deep into the sand of the branch bed a few yards below the spring.
The water was only a few inches deep but it ran strongly, with a firm current. The palm-frond mill-wheel must just brush the water's surface. He experimented with depth until he was satisfied, then laid the cherry bar between the twigs. It hung motionless. He twisted it a moment, anxiously, helping it to fit itself into its forked grooves. The bar began to rotate. The current caught the flexible tip of one bit of palm frond. By the time it lifted clear, the rotation of the bar brought the angled tip of the second into contact with the stream. The small leafy paddles swung over and over, up and down. The little wheel was turning. The flutter-mill was at work. It turned with the easy rhythm of the great water-mill at Lynne that ground corn into meal.
Jody drew a deep breath. He threw himself on the weedy sand close to the water and abandoned himself to the magic of motion. Up, over, down, up, over, down -- the flutter-mill was enchanting. The bubbling spring would rise forever from the earth, the thin current was endless. The spring was the beginning of waters sliding to the sea. Unless leaves fell, or squirrels cut sweet bay twigs to drop and block the fragile wheel, the flutter-mill might turn forever. When he was an old man, as old as his father, there seemed no reason why this rippling movement might not continue as he had begun it.
He moved a stone that was matching its corners against his sharp ribs and burrowed a little, hollowing himself a nest for his hips and shoulders. He stretched out one arm and laid his head on it. A shaft of sunlight, warm and thin like a light patchwork quilt, lay across his body. He watched the fluttermill indolently, sunk in the sand and the sunlight. The movement was hypnotic. His eyelids fluttered with the palm-leaf paddles. Drops of silver slipping from the wheel blurred together like the tail of a shooting star. The water made a sound like kittens lapping. A rain frog sang a moment and then was still. There was an instant when the boy hung at the edge of a high bank made of the soft fluff of broom-sage, and the rain frog and the starry dripping of the flutter-mill hung with him. Instead of falling over the edge, he sank into the softness. The blue, white-tufted sky closed over him. He slept.
When he awakened, he thought he was in a place other than the branch bed. He was in another world, so that for an instant he thought he might still be dreaming. The sun was gone, and all the light and shadow. There were no black boles of live oaks, no glossy green of magnolia leaves, no pattern of gold lace where the sun had sifted through the branches of the wild cherry. The world was all a gentle gray, and he lay in a mist as fine as spray from a waterfall. The mist tickled his skin. It was scarcely wet. It was at once warm and cool. He rolled over on his back and it was as though he looked up into the soft gray breast of a mourning dove.
He lay, absorbing the fine-dropped rain like a young plant. When his face was damp at last and his shirt was moist to the touch, he left his nest. He stopped short. A deer had come to the spring while he was sleeping. The fresh tracks came down the east bank and stopped at the water's edge. They were sharp and pointed, the tracks of a doe. They sank deeply into the sand, so that he knew the doe was an old one and a large. Perhaps she was heavy with fawn. She had come down and drunk deeply from the spring, not seeing him where he slept. Then she had scented him. There was a scuffled confusion in the sand where she had wheeled in fright. The tracks up the opposite bank had long harried streaks behind them. Perhaps she had not drunk, after all, before she scented him, and turned and ran with that swift, sand-throwing flight. He hoped she was not now thirsty, wide-eyed in the scrub.
He looked about for other tracks. The squirrels had raced up and down the banks, but they were bold, always. A raccoon had been that way, with his feet like sharp-nailed hands, but he could not be sure how recently. Only his father could tell for certain the hour when any wild things had passed by. Only the doe had surely come and had been frightened. He turned back again to the flutter-mill. It was turning as steadily as though it had always been there. The palm-leaf paddles were frail but they made a brave show of strength, rippling against the shallow water. They were glistening from the slow rain.
Jody looked at the sky. He could not tell the time of day in the grayness, nor how long he may have slept. He bounded up the west bank, where open gallberry flats spread without obstructions. As he stood, hesitant whether to go or stay, the rain ended as gently as it had begun. A light breeze stirred from the southwest. The sun came out. The clouds rolled together into great white billowing feather bolsters, and across the east a rainbow arched, so lovely and so various that Jody thought he would burst with looking at it. The earth was pale green, the air itself was all but visible, golden with the rain-washed sunlight, and all the trees and grass and bushes glittered, varnished with the rain-drops.
A spring of delight boiled up within him as irresistibly as the spring of the branch. He lifted his arms and held them straight from his shoulders like a water-turkey's wings. He began to whirl around in his tracks. He whirled faster and faster until his ecstasy was a whirlpool, and when he thought he would explode with it, he became dizzy and closed his eyes and dropped to the ground and lay flat in the broom-sage. The earth whirled under him and with him. He opened his eyes and the blue April sky and the cotton clouds whirled over him. Boy and earth and trees and sky spun together. The whirling stopped, his head cleared and he got to his feet. He was light-headed and giddy, but something in him was relieved, and the April day could be borne again, like any ordinary day.
He turned and galloped toward home. He drew deep breaths of the pines, aromatic with wetness. The loose sand that had pulled at his feet was firmed by the rain. The return was comfortable going. The sun was not far from its setting when the long-leaf pines around the Baxter clearing came into sight. They stood tall and dark against the red-gold west. He heard the chickens clucking and quarreling and knew they had just been fed. He turned into the clearing. The weathered gray of the split-rail fence was luminous in the rich spring light. Smoke curled thickly from the stick-and-clay chimney. Supper would be ready on the hearth and hot bread baking in the Dutch oven. He hoped his father had not returned from Grahamsville. It came to him for the first time that perhaps he should not have left the place while his father was away. If his mother had needed wood, she would be angry. Even his father would shake his head a little and say, "Son -- " He heard old Cæsar snort and knew his father was ahead of him.
The clearing was in a pleasant clatter. The horse whinnied at the gate, the calf bleated in its stall and the milch cow answered, the chickens scratched and cackled and the dogs barked with the coming of food and evening. It was good to be hungry and to be fed and the stock was eager with an expectant certainty. The end of winter had been meager; corn short, and hay, and dried cow-peas. But now in April the pastures were green and succulent and even the chickens savored the sprouts of youn...
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This is a basic poncho from Bernat Yarns for all skill levels that implements lines of lacy knitting for a more elegant effect. It is perfect for all types of occasions, dress it up or dress it down!
- Bernat® Satin
- (Solids: 100 g / 3.5 oz)
- 4 (5-6) balls
- (Ombres: 80 g / 2.8 oz)
- 5 (7-8) balls
- Knitting needles: size 5 mm (U.S. 8) or size needed to obtain gauge.
- ½ inch [1.5 cm] wide ribbon 50 ins [127 cm] long for Drawstring (optional).
- XS/M 28-38 ins [71-96.5 cm]
- L/2XL 40-50 ins [101.5 -127 cm]
- 3/5XL 52-62 ins [132-157.5 cm]
Finished length between neck edge and point
- XS/M 22 ins [56 cm]
- L/2XL 25 ins [63.5 cm]
- 3/5XL 30½ ins [77.5 cm]
18 sts and 24 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in stocking st.
INSTRUCTIONS (Make 2 pieces alike).
Cast on 62 (70-86) sts.
Knit 4 rows, noting that first row is WS.
Proceed as follows:
1st row: (WS). K3. Purl to last 3 sts. K3.
2nd row: K2. *K2. yfwd. K2tog. K2. Sl1. K1. psso. yfwd. Rep from * to last 4 sts. K4.
Rep last 2 rows until work from beg measures 27 (29-33) ins [68.5 (73.5-84) cm], ending with WS facing for next row.
Knit 4 rows. Cast off.
Sew cast off edge of one piece to the side of other piece as shown in Diagram.
Ribbon Drawstring (optional): Starting at center front, thread ribbon along neck edge. Tie into a bow at center.
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Thank you for responding so quickly...I haven't gotten the first panel done yet! I'll look forward to wearing my poncho.
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@marlynek - We have just uploaded the diagram and put a link to it in the "Finishing" instructions. Thank you for calling this issue to our attention! -The editors of FaveCrafts
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Maybe it's my computer, but I cannot find the "Diagram" listed. How and where do I sew the cast-off edge? Would appreciate any info. Thanks.
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- Independence Park (1.9 mi / 3 km)
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- Superior Room, 1 Double Bed
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Make your own pomander balls for unique wedding ceremony decorations. You can hang one pomander from each of the pews for the wedding. Make in your wedding colors following this tutorial from Chelsey Hill.
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First Four EPs is the first full-length from the punk rock supergroup OFF!, led by former Black Flag/Circle Jerks frontman Keith Morris and featuring members of Redd Kross, Burning Brides, and Hot Snakes/Rocket From the Crypt. It's out December 14 on Vice, and you can stream the whole thing at Think Indie.
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Both tracks are exclusive to the single; neither shows up on Pyramid of the Sun, the Maserati album that Temporary Residence will release on November 9. But right now, you can click that link above to stream the Field's remix.
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-- Triumphal Athens instrumentalists Maserati and Pittsburgh fake-horror-movie soundtrackers Zombi will release a split EP on Temporary Residence February 3. This album, which is all new material, will doubtless be pretty badass, but Temporary Residence is limiting it to 1000 copies because they hate us.
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Thanks for the picture! The cards look great.Originally Posted by SilentBob66
The bad new is that this is just one more think that is going to take my money.
Thanks for the picture! The cards look great.Originally Posted by SilentBob66
The bad new is that this is just one more think that is going to take my money.
I Just HATE Upper Deck. Would it kill them to give you a complete base set, and just let us chase the "chase" cards?....Looks like most single boxes are about 25-30 short of the complete set.Originally Posted by Lost Boy
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Hey all- I wanna get in on all the trading- Here's my list:
What I Have - Poster cards 51, 81, 83, 87 & 90 - HM Cards 120 & 123 (plus loads of extra 1-50's & 101-115's)
What I NEED!! - Poster cards 52, 68, 75, 91, 95, 98 & 100 - HM cards 117, 119, 121 & 124
The best way to reach me for trade is through e-mail [email protected]. Please, help out a rabid card collector
I am reviving this thread because.....my 3 boxes came in! I only got to open a few packages last night and I love these cards!
Anyway, I want to kick the trading portion off. I am happy to help in anyway possible. I guess the bast way is to carry on with what has already been happening in here. So....
Please resubmit your lists in 2 categories:
1) What cards you need
2) What cards you have duplicates of
The trading can be handled via PMs. Some of you have lists above, if nothing has changed you can just repost that same list.
LET THE TRADING BEGIN! I will have my list of needs/dupes sometime this evening.
(pudding - dont worry about reposting - you got your post out while I was typing my post.)
As we ramp up for the trading frenzy, what's the best way to send cards? Cardboard mailers? Bubble wrap? Trojans? What?
Eat meat. Your daddy sez it's good for ya.
In the past, I've just used bubble mailers, but i've stuck the cards securely in between some sort of cardboard so they don't slide around. Seemed to work well for me... Any other ideas?
That is pretty much they way I have done it in the past; secure between cardbaord in a bubble mailer. You dont want the cards getting bent or the corners getting dinged.
OK, opened 2 boxes and I was able to:
Complete 2 entire sets between 1-50
Missing 16 Posters
Complete 2 entire sets between 101-115
Missing 4 HM
HERE IS WHAT I NEED (I got 5 of my missings from puddingspoon)
Posters: 54, 57, 58, 59, 62, 64, 73, 76, 77, 78, 88, 92, 93
Posters: 53, 56, 61, 63, 69, 75, 84, 89, 91, 96, 100
If you need anything between 1-50 or 101-115 please let me know; I have lots of extras in that area.
If you have one of the ones I need but not one you need, please be sure to let me know. It is possible we can get some 3 way trades going. Example: I have something Puddin needs, Pudding has something you need, you have something I need - 3 way trade and we are all happy.
Woohoo! You guys opened the trading season just in time. I just finished plowing through my second box, so now I have a firm idea of what I still need, and I've got some dupes of cards you all might actually need. So here goes:
I need: 51, 52, 53, 56, 63, 74, 79, 84, 89, 91, 94, 96, 98, 121, 122, 124
I have: 54, 57, 59, 62, 76, 77, 78, 82, 83, 88, 93, 99, 120
My finger points.
Bass - I can fill 4 of your needs 63, 84, 89, 91
You have 8 that I could use:
54, 57, 59, 62, 76, 77, 78, 88, 93
I will PM you
I take it your 53, 56, and 96 have been spoken for?
Yes, I did a quick comparison and it looks like you and I definitely have some good complements here.
The only thing is that a lot of the duplicates I have that are needed by you are also needed by BoneDaddy. Not sure how to be equitable here. You and BoneDaddy seem to be mutually exclusive, and Pudding and I seem to be mutually exclusive. And LostBoy, haven't forgotten about ya. hehe. Did I miss anyone?
Also, if the trading gets too frenzied, are we going to need to move to the Outpost?
My finger points.
Yea, puddin got those and I already packaged them up.
I could send you 75 which you could then trade with puddin for 51. That gets us to and 8/5 trade so far. I looked at Bones but I dont have anything to give you that you could trade with him.
LOL - I can see this getting insane
RU, I think you're right- this is gunna get insane
So here is where I am now, after my trades with RU- I only have poster cards 51 & 81 left that are worthy of trades. But my problem is that I still need 6 more cards! (52, 68, 75, 100, 117 & 119). So, I'm willing to buy these cards from someone, if they have them and are willing. I have a PayPal account that I would prefer to use and am a Power Seller on eBay (so you can check me out that I'm legit). So, if anyone is interested, PM me or send me a direct email at [email protected]. Or, even if someone just has some trades they wanna do with my last 2 pitiful cards, let me know!
Hey Bass
It looks like I have two that you still need: 52 and 98. Since you have four that I need and four that RU needs, why not just split that. Trade me those for two in {57, 59, 88, 93}. Which ones are up to you or RU. I just want two for two.
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28 year old woman | Livermore, CA, USA | Seeking men 25-35 within 50 miles
Hey, I'm Brittany. I am a young single mom who loves to be active and travel. I travel a lot for work. It has it's pros and cons. I get to go and see a lot of cities across the country but living out of your suitcase can get old. Therefore, I really value my time at home. I'm training for my first half marathon. checking this out right now.. haven't been on here for awhile.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing sports , Political interests , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Other types of exercise, Running, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
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I have Cats
I like Dogs, Horses
I have a cat but I would LOVE to have a dog but unfortunately my life right now just doesn't allow me the time that a dog deserves. I would love a border collie or black lab.
Middle of the Road
I love to travel. I've been to Ireland twice, Canada, England, and Australia... and a lot of different places around the country thanks to softball. I would love to go back to Australia and Europe again though.
California State University, Sacramento, Sacramento, CA
I like to get out and do things. I enjoy doing almost anything and always up to learn /experience new things. I, also, enjoy staying at home and cooking. I love to bake and try new recipes. I also realized I like to play with the color of my hair! =)
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|What she is looking for
|5'6" (167cms)
|5'10" (177cms) to 8'0" (243cms)
|Body type:
|About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Light brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way, Occasionally, Cigar aficionado, Yes, but trying to quit
|Social Drinker
|No preference
|Travel / Hospitality / Transportation
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live at home (1)
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|White / Caucasian
|Christian / Catholic
|Agnostic, Buddhist / Taoist, Christian / Catholic, Christian / Protestant, Jewish, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
|Bachelors degree
|Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral


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