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Julie Mayer
RE: Rufus Preston
I saw it. Ty. Now just have to figure out where he is buried.
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on May 06, 2014 11:58 PM
Julie Mayer
RE: Rufus Preston
Yes, I am. His daughter Emma is my ggrandmother.
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on May 06, 2014 11:35 AM
Todd Haverstock
RE: Runnions
Thanks Gareth
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Runnions Photos
Dear Gareth
Thanks you for posting photos of James and Mary Runnions # 7933673
I would like to ask your permission to use these photos on my family tree
Kindest regards
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Sheila S
RE: Clara Voigt
When you get a chance, could you please send that four generation photo to my email address. That photo would be great! My email is email@example.com
Thank you,
Sheila S # 47827553
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Clara Walz Voigt
Thank you for linking Clara to her parents. I appreciate that.
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Quincy Stroeing
Anna Margaretha Nathe
I left a message with Find A Grave member BJ that her record for 'Margaretha Nathe' (#116004137) is a duplicate with your record (#105725658).
Since BJ record was built in August 2013, several months after yours (February 2013), I suggested deleting the that record, preserving yours - per the Find A Grave rules.
BJ has kindly added a photo of the gravestone to your record. Just wanted to keep you in the know regarding your record.
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Karen Gammeter
RE: Parker Headstone
You're welcome.
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on Mar 30, 2014 10:32 AM
RE: Mewhorter
Gareth,I don't recall which Mewhorter memorials you have, but I would certainly be willing to care for them. Any and all Mewhorters in at least Minnesota, Wisconsin, & New York are related to me, as well as others throughout the Country.
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Mick Moe
RE: Breault Transfers
Thanks Gareth. Just today saw your email because I sometimes use a phantom account and don't check it often which I should. Thanks for the transfers.
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- 1 cup frozen raspberries, thawed
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- Exactly what information you see will depend on if you've beaten Endboss or not, so as to avoid spoilers.
A massive spider-like walker robot emerges over Barton's western wall. And I don't just mean massive, I mean [******** huge. Several-screens kind of huge. It's massive, mechanical, and covered in weapons. If you haven't beaten Endboss, you'll simply be told that a massive walker has appeared, rampaging through Gaia, and it must be stopped. If you've defeated Labtech X, you'll know that's it's been designed by him, and is piloted by him. You'll also know that he isn't simply taking his new animated robot out for a test drive. He's driving it from G-Corp (which is just to the west of Barton) up to the Shallow Sea. He's managed to Animate it, but because of how utterly huge it is, he's planning on taking it to the source of the "wound", to tear it farther open, as that's the only way to get enough Ghi to replicate it. This would not only create an army of evil labtech walkers, but would also cause a huge surge in the population of Animated. It begins in Barton, and slowly heads south until it moves over into Village Greens. It then moves up through Bill's Ranch, Zen Gardens, Bassken Lake, and finally makes it up to the top of Gold Beach. Each of it's individual Walker legs inhabits one screen at a time.
Since this event will take a massive group of Gaians to complete, it wouldn't be random. It would happen at a pre-set day every week, at a pre-set time (but possibly changing to let people in other time zones play). Possibly even on one specific server. Damage would also transfer across layers, as well, making it a truly combined effort.
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- The first thing you can do to take this thing down is to start hacking away at it's legs. Each leg will have a marker of it's current location on your PDA's mini-map. It's got eight legs, all slow-moving, that each inhabit one screen. Only one leg moves at a time, so you get a good minute to inflict some heavy damage before the leg moves. It's got a huge chunk of HP, though, so it'll take a lot of hurt to take one down.
The Legs do not actually "attack" players. However, being under one when it lands will result in a 1hKO, and knockback (so you're not stuck under it). Being near where it lands will also cause some damage. Once it's in position, and Gaians begin attacking it, it'll also occasionally let out jets of steam, which cause bleeding damage, knockback, and sleep.
When a leg is defeated, it will remain walking, but will not damage players, not be targetable, and won't show up on the Mini-map. Once enough legs (four?) are taken out, the main body will be forced to "land" for repairs. All of the legs are retracted into the main structure, which will then be open, stationary, and vulnerable for attack. This main body will take up roughly four to six screens. Which is good, since it'll avoid over-crowding on one screen. Once the repairs are completed, the legs will respawn, and it'll continue on it's warpath.
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- Now, here's the really cool part. Since the event happens on a preset day, Cresento will be ready and waiting in Barton with his Airship, ready to take you up to the Barton Defense Airship. The part of the Airship that you'll start off in is the Main Hallway, a zoomed-out, long, narrow passage through the heart of the ship. On the "north" (top) side of the screen, there are six doors, each of which lead to a turret room. All the way to the left is where you leave the ship, and all the way to the right are stairs, leading down to the engine room.
Entering one of the turret rooms, you'll see that each room has four mounted guns, for a total of twenty four. Clicking on one of them, you enter a stationary FPS Shooter view of the walker, in 3D, making it's way through all the zones. From here, you'll be able to directly attack the body. Now, ofcourse, regular weapons don't work on Animated. Only Ghi-powered attacks, like those from rings, work. So, instead, you'll be shooting collected Cherry Fluffs. They don't do nearly as much damage as high-CL attacks from rings would do, but you don't have to worry about taking down the legs, either. So each method would be roughly balanced.
But Labtech X won't just sit idly by, letting you attack his new invention. While some are in the turret rooms firing, others will be standing guard, as X throws wave after wave of Deathmine through the Main Hallway, headed for the Engine Room. Should too many Deathmines get through, the main engine will fail, and the ship will crash, leaving everyone on board dazed, in whatever area the walker was in when it crashed. If you go back to Cresento, he'll take you up to a new ship, but crashing still wastes valuable time.
- As a mini-event, your loot will be the result of completing it. You'll get points for damage dealt to the legs, legs taken out (with your help), damage dealt to the main body, and Deathmines defeated. A multiplier is applied for defeating it before it reaches the end of Gold Beach. The entire walk would take over a half hour. Should it not be defeated by the players by that time, it will be impaled by a large Null-Crystal trap laid by Logan, Edmund, Leon, Kin, or whoever else you want to include. Being impaled would de-animate it and cause it to disappear, with X flying off to build a new one by next week.
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The '80s dub and reggae band UB40 was founded in Birmingham, England in the late 1970s. They took their name from a form that was issued by the Department of Health and Social Security in the United Kingdom for claiming unemployment benefits.
The dream of starting a band motivated the young friends to put UB40 together and start advertising – before any of them had learned how to play their instruments. When Ali Campbell received several thousand pounds in compensation money after a bar fight on his 17th birthday, the band was able to purchase equipment and start writing songs. Their first gig took place in the year 1979 at a friend's birthday party.
The big break for UB40 came when Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders caught one of their early gigs and offered them a slot opening up for her band. The band's first single, "King," soon brought them success on the United Kingdom's singles chart. The band's debut album, Signing Off, made it to Number Two on the charts.
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Think Happy Thoughts
Your thoughts profoundly influence your behavior and actions. If you are looking to make changes, start with thinking positive!
Create a Vision
By the time you are ringing in the New Year of 2014, you should know what success looks like. Include your five senses: What will you see? Feel? Hear? Taste? Touch? Visualize and actualize what you want; it's all possible!
Take Baby Steps
We fall short because we set the stakes too high, which can be very overwhelming. Create smaller daily or weekly actions that will lead you to your big goal.
Bounce Back
Sometimes you will fall off track — and it's OK and totally natural. What's important is to know what your strategy is to recover before this happens. Learn what made you get sidetracked and then quickly recover with your strategy. Make sure to keep your focus!
Move Your Body
Don't exercise because you "should" or you "have to." Pick an exercise you enjoy, whether that be dance, yoga, or tennis. Try new activities to discover the right fit for you. There's always a new class popping up!
Mix And Mingle
With the Internet making things so convenient, we can easily send a quick email to people we love. However, as human beings we love to feel connected and there is nothing like the old school way of getting together. Make an effort to meet-up with friends and family regularly, and surround yourself with people that enjoy your energy. Isolation is a habit that can quickly lead to unhappiness, so get out and get connected!
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We're not just talking about planning your "to do" list, we're talking about planning fun things. If you don't include fun activities on your personal agenda, you aren't going to be happy. It's time to have fun — write down a wish list of all your favorite activities! Take that trip you've been daydreaming about for months or go see the museum exhibit you've been aching to see.
Om, Meditate
Developing a meditation practice will help you live a calm and content life. Just 10 short minutes can set you up for a more peaceful day (and even the entire year!).
Learn To Say No
If something is draining your energy or not working for you, eliminate it immediately. Let go of those activities that don't serve you and learn how to say "no." Saying "no" can be extremely liberating. Just make sure you're not saying "no" to things that are new. Always expand your healthy horizons!
Laugh Until You Cry
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Drink Up
To keep your health and energy up, drink lots of water and green juice. I recommend having at least one green juice a day, and try to keep coffee and alcohol to a minimum. The less toxins you have in your body, the more vibrant your mind and energy will be. Your body is your house, so you best treat it well.
You Are What You Eat
Nourish yourself by making choices to eat lots of fruit and veggies. The more colorful the fruit or veggie, the higher it is in antioxidants. Make sure fruit and veggies are paired with each and every meal. And as tough as it may be, try to avoid sugar and flour as much as possible.
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Really Good Read: The Good Dream by Donna VanLiere
Written on July 24, 2013 at 12:15 pm , by Karla Walsh
Book critics, whether professional or casual, sure can be harsh. Everyone is looking for something different in their leisure time reading, right? So when a book earns ★★★★★, you know it's a keeper. Donna VanLiere's The Good Dream received that favorable rating from Amazon reviewers—and us!
The novel begins in the 1950s with Ivorie, a small-town Tennessee woman who is on a quest for emotional connections after her mom recently died (don't worry—we're not spoiling any big secrets!). Despite only being in her early 30s, Ivorie is known as the lonely town "spinster." She slowly begins to connect with George, a neighboring farmer who she had previously only looked at as a friend. That is, until a mysterious town visitor and Ivorie's compassionate nature threatens to put a halt to their romance. Will she go the way of her heart or her head?
The book's spunky, courageous protagonist makes this beach-friendly read hard to put down. Plus, the retro setting, in an era prior to the invention of the Internet and cell phones, will transport you back to a time when warm summer evenings were spent on the porch with a cold glass of lemonade and a good book. Put your cell phone on silent and follow suit.
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Really Good Read: Love Me Anyway by Tiffany Hawk
Written on June 28, 2013 at 9:20 am , by Lauren Cardarelli
Have you ever read a novel where you can easily envision a celeb-filled movie adaptation? You know it's going to be a good one when your imagination jumps to film…or the likes of Leo, Brad and Channing! Whatever comes first.
Love Me Anyway, the debut novel by former flight attendant Tiffany Hawk, was one of those books. Think of a toned down Fifty Shades of Grey with steamy love affairs, funny flight anecdotes and a whole lot more adventure and possibility with each new passport stamp.
After battling turbulent, lonely (even abusive) pasts, twenty-somethings Emily—a recent divorcée from a blue-collar California town—and KC—a promiscuous party girl in search of her estranged father—seek haven in the air. Despite emotional baggage, the girls' lives take flight as they discover the true definition of freedom in both personal and national security contexts along the way.
The quick beach read weaves an intricate tale of love, friendship, moral conviction and self-discovery. Buckle up, it's a bumpy but thrilling ride full of scandals and an all access behind-the-scenes look at the airline industry's emotional side. While I hope one day I'll see Megan Hilty play the role of the bubbly blonde KC, there's one thing I know for sure: Love Me Anyway is the perfect accompaniment for the toes-in-the-sand, (low-cal) cocktail-in-hand summer bliss.
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Really Good Read: "Boston Billy" Is Back in Marathon Man
Written on May 30, 2013 at 2:23 pm , by Lauren Cardarelli
Long before the time of Gatorade, GU or GPS watches, Bill Rodgers set a 2:09:55 American record at the Boston Marathon. There were no clocks or traffic control for his 1975 victory and medals were awarded only to the top three runners.
"You didn't see lots of couples or families showing up to races," the legendary long-distance runner reminisced in his new book-meets-memoir, Marathon Man, which he co-authored with Matthew Shepatin. "I didn't know any running couples, and to see a woman runner was shocking. Some would think: Oh, good grief, there's a woman runner. My attitude was: Good going!"
Running as both a sport and culture has made drastic strides over the past few decades—something I rarely considered before reading the 26.2-mile journey of the infamous "Boston Billy." The book's chapters alternate between play-by-plays from his first big victory and life prior to the momentous moment in history, as he falls in, out and back in love with running.
The pavement-pounding passion that burns within so many of us used to be quite the enigma "for freaks and fairies," although seemingly simpler. Perhaps that ease was just the spirit Bill conveyed despite his quick pace. With each turning page, I craved the same sweat and pain that comes with training territory, but it was Bill's natural, liberating take and mindset—something no gadget could ever provide—that I found truly moving.
"Running wasn't an escape from life; rather it was an embrace of it," Bill explained. "As I bounded along the park trail, I wasn't sailing around in chaos. I was charging forward with purpose." For Bill, rising to the top of the running world wasn't about the fame or a collection of tech tees (well, those didn't even exist yet!). It was a sense of freedom he couldn't experience anywhere else.
Road races before the late 70s running boom were nuts and bolts affairs, a morale-boosting medicine that wasn't so much about the time, but a hunt for the win. Bill sported ensembles from dumpster dives (stiff jeans in the colder months—yikes!) and hydrated with an old shampoo bottle. He ran the same way he did as a kid catching butterflies in the fields of Connecticut, even stopping to tie his shoes with six miles to go before winning the Holy Grail of marathons.
Yes, we now know a lot more in respect to the athletic do's and don'ts, something we here at FITNESS love to keep you all up on. But if this invaluable book taught me anything, it's to lace up my sneaks without much of a thought and simply enjoy the ride. Who knows, maybe I'll leave my pop playlist behind, turning to the birds and sound of my own breath to pace my stride. This book is more than a good read. It's my new Bible. Pages are folded, quotes are highlighted and it will be a go-to gift for my fellow running pals. You learn through Bill's mistakes, defeats and triumphs, cheering him along as if the historical race is live. I won't be fueling up on ketchup-smeared brownies anytime soon—sorry, Bill, that's a little much—but I will pour myself full force into what Bill often referred to as his "channel." His perseverance sparked a fire under my tread that lead to a race-filled summer. Who knows, maybe I'll even go for the full 26.2 soon, too.
Now you tell us: Where do you find your run-spiration?
Categories: Books, Fitness, The Fit Stop | Tags: Bill Rodgers, books, Boston marathon, marathon training, really good read, running
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Really Good Read: The Star Attraction by Alison Sweeney (Plus Q+A with 'The Biggest Loser' Host!)
Written on May 23, 2013 at 1:58 pm , by Samantha Shelton
Ever wonder what goes on behind-the-scenes in Hollywood, where celebs strut their stuff and their publicists work tirelessly to make sure they look good? If so, then we recommend picking up The Star Attraction by Alison Sweeney. Available now, the first fiction novel from the host of The Biggest Loser takes us into the world of Sophie Atwater, one of the best publicists in Los Angeles. She loves her boyfriend, Jacob, her job and the thrill of working with the stars. But when hottie actor Billy Fox (think Ryan Gosling-level here, ladies) becomes a client, Sophie's life quickly spirals out of control as sparks fly and she starts to fall for a client for the first time.
We breezed through this story in a few days, making it a great choice for devouring while lounging poolside or at the beach. Just don't forget the sunscreen because you might get sucked into the story and lose all track of time. Don't say we didn't warn you!
And if you want to know what compelled Sweeney to pen her first piece of fiction, we've got you covered there, too. We sat down with the actress and author to find out whether the scenes she created come from experience, and if we can expect a sequel sometime soon.
What made you want to dive into fiction writing?
I love to read. I gobble books up left, right and sideways. But I also love telling stories. And being apart of Days of Our Lives for 20 years has given me a million stories to tell. I'm so grateful for that. But you know, sometimes it doesn't go the way I would want it to go as a fan. I wanted to write something that had the ending that I wanted it to have. It was so fun to get sucked into this girl's life and tell her story.
You've said you read all of the time. Who are some of your favorite authors?
Well, my favorite author alive today is Jodi Picoult.
We love her! Did you read her new book, The Storyteller?
[Editor's note: Check out our thoughts on The Storyteller, another one of our Really Good Reads, here.]
Yes, it was amazing! I did this book club on Twitter and Facebook and we read it right when it came out. It was amazing. She's so inspiring and I just love her controversial topics. She's amazing.
OK, back to your book. Sophie seems like she's at a very different point in her life than where you are. Did you relate to her at all, or did you pull from your own experiences when creating her character?
Oh yeah, there's a lot of her that's in me, and vice versa. I think that her story is so interesting to me because she is growing and learning and finding herself, and that's such a great thing for people to see and relate to. And the steamy, fun, romantic stuff – all the red carpet gossip – it's all stuff I've seen in Hollywood, been a part of or witnessed, so it was fun to pull the curtain back a little bit.
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Really Good Read: The Storyteller by Jodi Picoult
Written on March 28, 2013 at 12:30 pm , by Samantha Shelton
At the beginning of the year, many staffers made the resolution to read more in 2013. While statistics show that most resolutions fall by the wayside by the end of January, we're determined to stick with this one! Reading during a commute to work (bonus of public transportation!) and unplugging from technology for a few hours before bed has allowed me to not only unwind after a busy day, but sleep better and prep for tomorrow.
The only downside? When you get a really good read in your hands, it's so hard to put down! That's what happened when Jodi Picoult's latest title, The Storyteller, landed on my desk. Here at FITNESS, we like to get lost in the story of a strong female protagonist, and Picoult gives us just that with Sage Singer, a baker who's trying to escape a reality of loneliness and the emotional scarring her mother's death has left behind.
At her grief group, Sage meets Josef Weber, an elderly gentleman who seems to be the nicest guy in town. Before long she's confiding in him, telling her own stories and developing a friendship. Unfortunately, Josef's befriended her for a reason – he asks her for a huge favor; one that will make him feel better about being a Nazi who worked at one of the worst concentration camps known to man. Yup, he was at Auschwitz.
Not only do we watch as Sage develops her own confidence, but the story bounces back to that of her grandmother's – a survivor of Auschwitz. In her soul lies true strength, love and determination to get out alive, even while her family and loved ones are falling victim to the Holocaust left and right.
And of course, we can't have a page-turner without a love interest, right? Don't worry, Picoult delivers when Leo Stein enters the picture. I won't reveal how or why he's there, but he definitely provides relief in an otherwise intense novel, and satisfies those of us craving some romance.
If you're a fan of books surrounding World War II and the Holocaust, this is definitely one for you. Picoult manages to be searingly honest in her portrayal of each character, yet delicately explores what people will do in order to protect family and not repeat the mistakes of our nation's history.
Now you tell us: What books are at the top of your 2013 must-read list?
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A 100-year-old man hit 11 people—including nine children—with his car Wednesday just after classes at Main Street Elementary had let out for the day.
The car slowly backed into the group of parents and children buying snacks from a sidewalk vendor across the street from the school, reports the Los Angeles Times. The crowd banged on the car's windows and screamed for driver Preston Carter to stop, but some of the children became trapped under the car. Carter told television reporters later that his brakes had failed.
Carter mistaken backed his car onto a sidewalk while pulling out of a grocery store parking lot, police Capt. George Rodriguez said. Four of the children are in serious condition at a hospital, but everyone is expected to survive.
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Luckily nobody was killed. I think it's time to pass some sort of geezer law that after 100 years old you can only take a golf cart or riding lawn mower to the grocery store.


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Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson said he hasn't let tabloid headlines get to him following the death of his 2-year-old son, but confirmed he missed practice on Wednesday to attend the funeral in Sioux Falls, S.D.
"People are going to speculate, people are going to say this and that and I can't let that bother me. I've been too focused on trying to mourn and be there for his mother and take in the loss of my son. I haven't been able to focus on anything else outside of that," he said.
Peterson also confirmed he found out the boy was his son about 2 months ago. Tyrese Robert Ruffin died of injuries suffered in an alleged beating by his mother's boyfriend last week.
"I was planning on seeing him and I had talked to his mom and we got some things together as far as financially helping her," Peterson said. "Unfortunately, this situation took place and it's devastating."
He doesn't, however, see the tragedy impacting his game.
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Value, Capitalist Dynamics Dynamics And Money
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Abstract-- An introduction to Marx's theory of capitalism in Marx's own words begins the book, abridged and with his examples modernized from use of shillings and pence as subdivisions of the Pound [on-line at http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~zarembka/Marx.htm ]. -- Well-known 1901 work on the theory of crises in capitalism by Michael Tugan-Baranowsky is translated into English for the first time, with a 'Preface' placing it in context. The political activism and theoretical work of Henryk Grossman through 1926 is summarized in some detail, and a rarely-known brief article of his from 1919 included. -- Ambiguity in Marx's definition of accumulation of capital and the differing directions Lenin and Luxemburg took with it are next analyzed, with a more precise definition offered. Debate, begun in the last volume, over the valuation of means of production and its effect on the possibility of a falling tendency of the profit rate is taken a step forward as contrasting positions are developed. -- Finally, credit money as an advanced form of money is analyzed and the post-Keynesian analysis of it, originating from Kaldor, subject to critique. Several theories of inflation theory are reviewed, with focus on the agencies causing inflation. A rediscovery of Marxian inflation theory is proposed.
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Josh Groban will host ABC's new singing competition game Rising Star that allows viewers to vote for their favorite singers in real time. The show is TV's first interactive music competition show where the audience creates the star live.
Below check out Groban's credentials, the other big acts joining him on the show, and how this show differs from The Voice, American Idol and The X Factor.
1. Groban Still Plans to Record 2 New Albums
Groban won't let his new hosting gig slow down his own music career. He tweeted that he plans to record two albums at the same time as hosting. The singer has released five albums and one Christmas album. Josh popularized the song "You Raise Me Up" in 2003, that landed him on the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time and garnered him a Grammy nomination.
Rising star is nuts. It's gonna be a blast to host. Every show is LIVE. Hope you join me this summer!! @ABCNetwork
— josh groban (@joshgroban) May 16, 2014
Groban has lent his voice to soundtracks like The Polar Express, Muppets Most Wanted and Troy. He's also appeared on shows like Glee, The Office and CSI: NY.
2. Kesha, Ludacris & Brad Paisley Serve as the Expert Panel
stoked to be an expert on @RisingStarABC with @BradPaisley @Ludacris & @joshgroban. Watch us on the #BBMAs Sunday!
— kesha (@KeshaRose) May 16, 2014
Josh and the experts will make their debut on ABC's 2014 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, May 18. Expert Ludacris will also host the awards ceremony.
3. The Show Happens Live
Rising Star's contestants compete live every week as their fans in the audience vote on their performance using a smartphone app in real time. It's the first time the audience will have final say on their favorite in real time. The format is imported from Israel where half of TV audiences there tuned in for its first season.
Israel's Keshet DCP also sold the format to Germany, France, Italy and Russia. ABC entertainment president Paul Lee calls the format "a game changer" and the voting process "almost like a modern-day coliseum," according to Entertainment Weekly.
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— Rising Star (@RisingStarABC) May 8, 2014
4. Contestants Have to Gain Enough Votes to Be Revealed
5. Rising Star Premieres On June 22
The singing competition will premiere on Sunday, June 22 at 9 p.m. The show held nationwide auditions between March 29 and April 26 in Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago, Nashville, Los Angeles, New York and Boston. Rising Star will feature solo vocalists, duos and vocal groups (up to five members). Only sixty acts received a callback for the show's premiere season, but on its Facebook page, Rising Star encouraged all others who auditioned to try again next year.
"Thank you to everyone who auditioned for Season 1 of #RisingStar. We saw so much incredible talent this year."
ABC's last singing competition Duets, hosted by Quddus, lasted only one season. It starred Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, Robin Thicke and Jennifer Nettles as mentors.
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BigNorseWolf wrote:
I've always read that to be choose any two skills that are Int, Wis, or Cha-based. So, Intimidate and Knowledge (Nature) would be fine. There's no mention that the two skills need to be based off of the same attribute.
PFSRD wrote:
If you critical, you don't roll your damage, so...
If you do 1d12+15(x3) with your great axe (for example), that would be also be an additional 1d12 damage on a Vital Strike.
So you would deal (12+15) x 3 = 81 + 12 (for Vital Strike) = 93 points of damage.
At least that's how I'd read it.
Tequila Sunrise wrote:
Agreed; time travel makes me face-plant, no matter the film or show.
I'd make an exception for the DS9 episode "Trials and Tribble-ations", that featured the DS9 crew crossing over with the original series "Trouble With Tribbles". That was a hoot.
I'd also like to point out that if it wasn't for Star Trek, there'd never been a Galaxy Quest...
Abraham spalding wrote:
In a lot of earlier encounters, though, the Flight hex will make it easier to Cackle to extend Misfortune while continuing to stay out of reach of your target.
Whale_Cancer wrote:
So long as your DM is treating the NPCs as his Player Characters, you and your party are going to get trounced.
You said these NPCs are important to the campaign and the story. The problem is that no one should be more integral to the campaign and story than the Player Characters.
It seems as though the DM has relegated the PCs to the status of bit players.
Djelai wrote:
That's true, but a casting of wind wall or fickle winds will probably help you there better than a couple of points of AC.
Having said that, I would invest in some items that would raise your AC. A Belt of Incredible Dexterity will also increase your attack rolls with ranged touch spells, and your initiative. A Ring of Protection will raise your Touch AC and your CMD. And any increase to AC may help your mirror image spell survive being taken down by lower level minions.
Blueluck wrote:
The combination of "free" silent casting, Silence, and Surprising Charge is what originally inspired me to make a deaf oracle. It makes him extremely good at stopping spellcasters.
I agree totally with this.
I also think this character would benefit from the Step Up line of feats, even though you'll often be operating with reach, thanks to Enlarge Person or Righteous Might.
Archpaladin Zousha wrote:
You must be within 1 step of your deity's alignment. Being Neutral Good, the only options for Sarenites are Lawful Good, Neutral Good, and Chaotic Good.
Heymitch wrote:
Wouldn't Neutral also be an option? It's one step from Neutral Good.
Archpaladin Zousha wrote:
Neutral people still wouldn't commit or endorse acts like torture and encouraging the killing of innocents for religious reasons. These Sarenites are trying to start a war between Qadira and Taldor, believing Qadira will win and install a Sarenite theocracy in a nation that had the impudence to ban the worship of their goddess. That seems evil in my book. You wouldn't be bound for an evil plane of existence when you die if it weren't.
Yeah. I never said they would. I'm pretty sure I just said that it was an option you didn't list.
Matthew Morris wrote:
It's not a matter of not seeing the connections. It's a matter of refusing (rightly, I think) to give equal weight to both wrongs.
Any stigma or discrimination suffered by people as a result of their being left-handed is wrong.
Discrimination suffered by people as a result of their gender identity is also wrong, and has resulted in murder being committed against transgendered people.
They're both wrong. Until there are a bunch of people being beaten to death for being left-handed, though, they're not equal.
Wrong. Not equal.
"Slapping someone in the face is wrong."
That's the problem with giving equal weight to every connection.
MyTThor wrote:
Did you have a bad experience with a magically reduced bow as a child or something? Seems like you're taking this awfully personally...
I think he's upset that Jason Bulmahn promised a clarification on this in January of 2011, and never did it.
Jason Bulmahn wrote:
I am going to go back into this the next time we reprint and tweak it. I think Reduce Person will probably get the same clause, making it not quite as bad versus ranged weapon users.
Also, I don't think you're response is helpful.
LazarX wrote:
Enlarge and Reduce have NO effect on ranged weapons, because the missile instantly reverts to normal size on leaving the bow.
Unfortunately, the text from reduce person would appear to contradict that.
Logically, though, it would make sense if the mechanic with enlarge person and reduce person exactly coincided.
Adamantine Dragon wrote:
I've been wondering where to put my gunslinger/steampunk nation... I guess the answer is to put it on the southern continent and then I can address any final accusations that my world is racist by virtue of its geology...
So you're saying that the South is full of gun nuts?!?
Sorry...I couldn't resist.
I'd like to see an occasional module that's actually done like Part 6.5 of an Adventure Path.
Basically, take an Adventure Path, and write a module that's designed to be run after the completion of Book 6, but can also be run on it's own.
By tying it into an existing Adventure Path, it may help increase sales, and it may fit in better with a higher level campaign that's spent most of a year running through an Adventure Path in that particular setting.
I actually would have liked to see fewer battle scenes, and more dialogue. I liked the scenes with Lois, and the Kents, and Jor-El, and Zod. I wanted to see more of them interacting without someone being punched through six buildings.
Also, there's a bit where Supes is driving Zod's face into the side of a building during a fight, and you're seeing the window panes shatter against his face. All I could think was--Why? Whatever would you expect that to accomplish? A little glass isn't going to hurt him...
Still a good movie, although it felt a little dark for a Superman movie. Batman should brood. Superman, not so much...
Grand Magus wrote:
Why didn't the kid yell, "Don't shoot me!" and then run away as fast as he could??
Excellent point. Hey, if someone shoots me, and I don't even have the self-respect to evade the bullet, I probably had it coming. And if I start to say, "Don't shoot me!", but I get shot mid-sentence, well, I must not have been trying hard enough.
Andrew R wrote:
hoods are the new masks because they can be worn more freely, and some people actually wear them for warmth so the criminals have an excuse. But look at modern criminals and count the hoods, they really are the uniform of a criminal, too damn bad they are also popular with others for different reasons.
This is a good point. I feel a whole lot safer knowing there are Neighborhood Watch Dudes out there braving the mean streets everyday, and ready to shoot every hooded person they see, before they can do me harm...
Andrew R wrote:
What of martin's possible drug use? his internet handles? Any news that brought those up or showed a recent picture of what he ACTUALLY looked like was called racist.
I'm sure Zimmerman took into account the kid's internet handles and drug history, and then made an informed choice to follow him with a gun, and shoot him dead...
PFSRD:Cleric wrote:
Called to serve powers beyond most mortal understanding, all priests preach wonders and provide for the spiritual needs of their people.
Kudaku wrote:
I have taken a level of Oracle and I have the Mute curse. Do I qualify for Cleric even though I do not have the ability to speak, and by extension the ability to preach wonders?
You probably want a rank in Linguistics. Purchase Semaphore as a language, and you should be set. Preach away!
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bugleyman wrote:
It does mean that treating the Core Rulebook like the freakin' US Constitution is silly.
Vic Wertz wrote:
Some of those Amendments have holes you can drive a truck through. And the way they erratta'd the 18th Amendment by issuing the so-called "21st Amendment" instead of just fixing what was wrong with the 18th? Totally not cool, man.
Vic, to add levels of Gunslinger, do I need to belong to a well regulated militia? Thanks in advance for clarifying.
I used to daydream an awful lot back when I was in high school, so I can't be certain of this, but...
I'm pretty sure everything that I was required to read, from Dickens, to Austin, to Homer, to Lee, to Shakespeare, to Fitzgerald...I seem to remember that all of them involved Giant Robots fighting Giant Monsters.
So there's that.
I would like to see a few more options than just the Martial Artist for non-lawful Monks.
It's one thing to place restrictions on various archetypes, but if you want to play a non-lawful Monk, Martial Artist is it. A few more options would be nice.
Removing the alignment restriction from Drunken Master would be a start.
SiuoL wrote:
Please don't take off the lawful restricting, because I hate it when someone take monk for their power and act with no discipline at all.
I don't hate people who play Monks for their power, but I do fear them, because they're delusional.
People who play Monks for their power are far more likely to stab me with a spork than those who don't.
Kairos Dawnfury wrote:
I feel like the Magus focus on Heightened Shocking Grasps with Magical Lineage definitely downplay the loss of spells since you can use the Arcane Pool to get the spell back for only one or two points.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're saying, but the Kensai gets fewer spells and loses Spell Recall and Improved Spell Recall, so he's not spending points from his Arcane Pool to get spells back...
You really would think that instead of insisting that the spell only appear on the Cleric or Druid spell list, it would be only on the spell list of a divine casting class, which would include Paladins, Rangers, and Inquisitors.
It's kind of strange that an SLA of a Paladin-only spell would be considered arcane...
3 points of Constitution ability damage would only apply a -1 penalty to relevant statistics, because of the way ability damage works.
CRB wrote:
The character would lose 3 hit points from the ability damage, not 6.
leo1925 wrote:
Willpower no, but iternal focus and discipline are traits tied to being Lawful.
Heymitch wrote:
Me, I always thought that Inquisitors come across as being very disciplined...
Calybos1 wrote:
Did you hear that everyone? If you follow the rules as written, and allow Inquisitors to be chaotic in your games, you're tone-deaf...
It sounds like you have a habit of finding yourself with no choice whatsoever but to kill your fellow party members. How sad for you.
Even when you're not playing a Paladin, you still have a strict code that requires you to judge others, find them wanting, and then need to kill them.
Even when you're not good aligned, merely witnessing an act of evil causes you to feel "destined" to kill an ally.
Huh. Maybe the problem is you?
DrDeth wrote:
That's true. Paladins don't exist in the modern world.
They didn't exist in the medieval world either. If they did, though, they would be paragons of virtue, not crazed lunatics.
People who want to imagine Paladins as Dirty Harry or as Paul Kersey from the Death Wish movies, just want to play a character that way, while enjoying the mechanical benefits of the Paladin class.
If we had Paladins in the modern world, I'm pretty sure they wouldn't by killing the families of criminals just to save the rest of us from their taint.
Owly wrote:
Imagine Obi-Wan Kenobi as a paladin. Would he have slain everyone on Tatooine, or (at least) in Mos Eisley? No, he would understand his environment, his limited ability to influence it, and seek out the greater good (Luke).
Obi-Wan was no Paladin! He didn't have the stones. Now, that Anakin guy, there was a Paladin. He knew how to put the old smite down!


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By Howard Pousner
Hard times didn't stop Georgia Shakespeare from meeting a $50,000 challenge grant in 10 weeks, easily beating the six-month deadline.
In early June, as the troupe was starting its 25th anniversary season, the Atlanta-based John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland Charitable Foundation offered $25,000 if the company could raise an additional $50,000 by year's end. Immediately, an anonymous donor stepped forward, offering an additional $25,000 challenge.
On Wednesday, Georgia Shakespeare announced it has raised $64,000 – adding $114,000 to its general operating budget.
"We are humbled by the support we've received from our donors and patrons in rising to meet this challenge," producing artistic director Richard Garner said in a statement. "It's a very difficult climate for a challenge like this, and we are thrilled beyond measure to have met it."
Theatergoers this summer were encouraged to make gifts, and envelopes were included inside the Georgia Shakespeare programs. Some mailed donations are still arriving.
Actors for the troupe hosted post-performance meet and greets with any contributor of $50 or more. The cast members of the various shows also stood in the lobby after each performance collecting cash gifts in red buckets. The "bucket brigade" captured 14 percent of the donations.
While the summer repertory season is wrapped, Georgia Shakespeare remains busy. Next on the boards at Oglethorpe University: "The Odyssey: A Journey Home," opening Oct. 7 for a run through Oct. 31. Adapted by Garner and Georgia Shakespeare's associate artists, the premiere parallels Odysseus' 10-year trek home with that of a modern-day U.S. soldier's return from Afghanistan.
Information: 404-504-3400, www.gashakespeare.org.
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An easy, versatile chocolate sauce dresses up store-bought pound cake for a simple dessert offering. For a festive fondue dessert, substitute an orange-flavored liqueur like Triple Sec for the coffee-flavored one (or omit the liqueur altogether), and dunk fresh orange sections, dried apricots, marshmallows, or pretzel rods into the sauce. Or make this as a topping for reduced-fat ice cream.
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California filmmaker's family leaves home overnight
The family of a filmmaker linked to an anti-Islamic movie has left their California home in the middle of the night.
A spokesman with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department says Nakoula Basseley Nakoula's relatives left their Cerritos home about 3:45 a.m. Monday. Deputies gave them a ride and they were reunited with Nakoula, then taken to an undisclosed location.
Nakoula wore heavy apparel to disguise his appearance when he left his home over the weekend. He was interviewed by federal probation officers, who are reviewing a 2010 case in which he was convicted of bank fraud.
Federal authorities have identified Nakoula as the key figure behind "Innocence of Muslims," a film denigrating Islam that ignited violence against U.S. embassies in the Middle East.
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Hundreds battled police for a second day in the southern city of Karachi as they tried to reach the U.S. Consulate. Police lobbed tear gas and fired in the air to disperse the protesters, who were from the student wing of the Jamaat-e-Islami party. Police arrested 40 students, but no injuries were reported, said senior police officer Asif Ejaz Shaikh.
Pakistanis have also held many peaceful protests against the film, including one in the southwest town of Chaman on Monday attended by around 3,000 students and teachers.
The chief justice of Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the government's telecommunications authority to block access to the film. Government officials have said they are trying to block the video, as well as other content considered blasphemous, but it was still viewable Monday on YouTube.
Hundreds of Indonesians clashed with police outside the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, hurling rocks and firebombs and setting tires on fire.
At least 10 police were taken to the hospital after being hit with rocks and attacked with bamboo sticks, said Police Chief Maj. Gen. Untung Rajad. He said four protesters were arrested and one was hospitalized.
Demonstrators burned a picture of Obama and also tried to ignite a fire truck parked outside the embassy after ripping a water hose off the vehicle and torching it. Police used a bullhorn to appeal for calm and deployed water cannons and tear gas to try to disperse the crowd.
"We will destroy America like this flag!" a protester screamed while burning a U.S. flag. "We will chase away the American ambassador from the country!"
Demonstrations were also held Monday in the Indonesian cities of Medan and Bandung.
German authorities are considering whether to ban the public screening of the film because it could endanger public security, Chancellor Angela Merkel said. A fringe far-right political party says it plans to show the film in Berlin in November.
Iran's top leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, called on Western countries to block the film to prove they are not "accomplices" in a "big crime," according to Iranian state TV.
U.S. officials say they cannot limit free speech and Google Inc. refuses to do a blanket ban on the YouTube video clip. This leaves individual countries putting up their own blocks.
Associated Press writers Heidi Vogt in Kabul, Abdullah Khan in Timergarah, Pakistan, Adil Jawad in Karachi, Pakistan, Niniek Karmini in Jakarta, Indonesia, and Matthew Lee in Washington contributed to this report.
Libyan witness: Stevens was breathing when found
Ambassador Chris Stevens was still breathing when Libyans stumbled across him inside a room in the American Consulate in Benghazi, pulled him out and drove him to a hospital after last week's deadly attack in the eastern Libyan city, witnesses told The Associated Press on Monday.
Fahd al-Bakoush, a freelance videographer, was among the Libyan civilians searching through the consulate after gunmen and protesters rampaged through it last Tuesday night. Al-Bakoush said he heard someone call out that he had tripped over a dead body.
A group of people gathered as several men pulled the seemingly lifeless form from the room. They saw he was alive and a foreigner, though no one recognized him as Stevens, al-Bakoush said.
He was breathing and his eyelids flickered, he said. "I tested his pulse and he was alive," he said "No doubt. His face was blackened and he was like a paralyzed person."
Video taken by al-Bakoush and posted on YouTube shows Stevens being carried out of a small dark room through a window with a raised shutter and being laid on the floor. One man touches his neck to feel for a pulse. Some of the men shout, "God is great."
The video has been authenticated since Stevens' face is clearly visible and he is wearing the same white t-shirt seen in authenticated photos of him being carried away one another man's shoulders, presumably moments later. Two colleagues of al-Bakoush who also witnessed the scene confirmed that he took the footage.
Stevens and three other Americans were killed in the attack on the consulate, part of a wave of assaults on U.S. diplomatic missions in Muslim countries over a low-budget movie made in the United States that denigrates the Prophet Muhammad.
The accounts of all three witnesses mesh with that of the doctor who treated Stevens that night. Last week, the doctor told The Associated Press that Stevens was nearly lifeless when he was brought by Libyans, with no other Americans around, to the Benghazi hospital where he worked. He said Stevens had severe asphyxia from the smoke and that he tried to resuscitate him with no success. Only later did security officials confirm it was Stevens.
A freelance photographer who was with al-Bakoush at the scene, Abdel-Qader Fadl, said Stevens was unconscious and "maybe moved his head, but only once."
Ahmed Shams, a 22-year-old arts student who works with the two, said the group cried out "God is great" in celebration after discovering he wasn't dead. "We were happy to see him alive. The youth tried to rescue him. But there was no security, no ambulances, nothing to help," he said.
The men carried Stevens to a private car to drive him to the hospital since there was no ambulance, all three witnesses said.
— The Associated Press
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JDG2428 - AltLd - 21/Jun/14 with Mike Silver
led p2, which did not have much gear, p1 is more like 4b,very good routemichael burrows - AltLd O/S - 19/Apr/14 with john roberts
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 19/Apr/14
Hidden - 2nd - 13/Apr/14
Me P1, P3, Rog P2 and top pitch. P1 harder than HS, top pitch a wee bit bold.bigglesbutcha - AltLd O/S - 12/Jul/13 with Roger Wilkinson
Quite bold at times, but usually on the easier bitsRog Wilko - AltLd - 12/Jul/13 with Tim Butcher
sdawson1 - Lead O/S - 10/Jul/13 with Will Dean
phew! The chimney was pretty hellish, i had to pull up on a nut at the crux because i am a terrible person. Skipped around P2, P3 was really fun. wjcdean - 2nd - 09/Jul/13 with Simon (Traws)
Gerallt Owain - AltLd O/S - 25/Jun/13 with Connaire
3kidsandanorton - Lead - 26/May/13 with Kay
steven - Lead O/S - 20/Apr/13 with Simon Dawson
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James_L88 - 2nd O/S - 25/Feb/12 with Steve McGill
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donkster - AltLd O/S - 10/Apr/11 with trigg, DaveNW
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The guide gives HS for the first pitch. It does warrant a vs,4b we thought....or were we climbing u.s.?
A good varies route though and it does need more ascents to keep the vegetation away.Cliffm - AltLd - 07/Sep/10
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Very wet! Led P1.The Green Giant - Lead O/S - 15/Aug/10 with Heather
1st pitchhetaher - AltLd - 15/Aug/10 with Alex
sdkoutdoor - Lead - 26/Jun/10 with Timo
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crag_monster - AltLd - 09/May/10 with murphydave
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very wet and slimeyeddie coughlin - 2nd - 23/Jul/09 with George Best
climbed in the wet a disgusting slimy first pitch rested on first pitch due to not exiting right early enoughgingergeorge - Lead dog - 22/Jul/09 with billy from atcp
I led p1 & p3. Slimy (after rain) and strenuous chimney on p1 definitely the crux, not p3 as the guidebook suggests. Belays at the top are scarce, using a braced body belay well back is probably safer than using the single dubious nut placement I found.The Ivanator - AltLd O/S - 26/May/09 with Rich
Rich God 3 - AltLd - 26/May/09 with The Ivanator
treeminkies - Lead - 01/Mar/09 with carole
Steve did first pitch which was wet and slimey on one side of the corner. i strugled seconding it. I led pitch 2 & 3 ( i think) together and ended up finishing up adjacent route?Neil Metcalfe101 - AltLd O/S - 03/Aug/08 with Steve Davis (LLandudno)
Felt hard for grade, especially the first pitch. P2 felt very exposed as well.Martyn - 2nd O/S - 26/Jul/08 with Ryan Simpson
Tough first pitch.Rampikino - Lead - 05/May/08 with Cat
steve prior - Lead - Apr/08 with Andy C
Led pitch 2a_d_tru - AltLd - 29/Apr/07 with Alex, Graham
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JDMMarq - AltLd O/S - 10/Apr/04 with Daniel Dennehy, Jon Moulding
Dustin - 2nd O/S - 12/Jun/03 with Dave Walsh
andygreen - AltLd O/S - 18/Apr/03
Hidden - AltLd - 30/Mar/02
Rog Wilko - AltLd - Apr/97 with Debbie Wilkinson
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Simon2005 - 2nd - 01/May/93 with IainLD
1st 2 pitchesauld al - AltLd O/S - May/93
Led pitch 3, sustained and worth VSIain Thow - AltLd - 13/Apr/91 with Catherine ?, Mole
timreynolds - 2nd - 26/Sep/90 with Andy Phillips
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Ghastly Rubberfeet - Lead - 1979
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Anusara Teacher Training Manual by John Friend
Light on Yoga by B.K.S. Iyengar
Bhagavad Gita any translation
Hatha Yoga Pradipika any translation
Shiva Sutras: The Supreme Awakening by Swami Lakshmanjoo
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali by Barbara Stoler Miller
The Anatomy of Movement by Blandine Calais Germain
Meditation for the Love of It by Sally Kempton
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Alright, it's a bad picture. I understand that but I have a very, totally, perfectly legitimate reason.
I made this drink and just took a little sip to make sure it was blogable. Well, it's very blogable, so I took another sip and then a deep sip and then some more. And then I realized I had yet to take the picture. So I put the glass down and tried to angle a decent picture of what was left. That was a lot of work and I got thirsty so I finished the drink.
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- 2 tablespoons minced garlic
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- ½ cup molasses
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