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Mount Washington!
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GOLDEN TIME is really great in fact i stil damn feels it TT u TT i feel bad for LINDA senpai at the end
not sure if anyone has recommended sakurasou to you? but sakurasou no pet no kanojo's pretty good
also nagi no asukara! currently ongoing but ending soon before the spring anime season
oh and golden time, from the author of Toradora of the original novels, also ending soon
i'm quite a slice of life, drama and comedy fan so if you'd like to watch something laid back and dramatic i'd say give these a try
I've watched a lot Kanon , Clannad , Say I love you, and some others , those are my top favorites!
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My Otome zwer (My Zhime) <--- Spin off of My Otome and is in my opinion better
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Tiger & Bunny
Blood Lad
Log Horizon
Gatchaman Crowds
Love Live! School Idol Project!
Love Lab
Lovely Complex
Rave Master
Uta no Prince Sama
Legend Of Korra - Sequel to Avatar but it's easy to catch on without watching the prequel
Tokyo Ravens
Kill la Kill
My Mental Multiple Choice Power is Completely Ruining My School Romantic Comedy! [Lol I know, super long title xD]
K Project
The World Only God Knows
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other new great anime's
servant x service
inari, konkon, koi iroha!
hoozuki no reitetsu
gin no saji (both season 1 and 2)
hamatora the animation
tonari no seki-kun
pokemon xy
i especially recommend k project (animation is amazing as well as the background art a movie will be released in june), inari, konkon, koi iroha (nice animation and a great story also includes romance it's really sweet it's really recommended), tonari no seki-kun (comedy anime episodes are only 7 minutes long and it's hella funny), noragami (great animation and story line characters are also nice), kill la kill (just watch it u.u), the world god only knows (has 3 seasons but is a great harem), watamote (already suggested this before so you should know how amazing i think this is xD), blood lad (only 10 episodes but hey it was exiting every episode) and tiger & bunny (one of the best mecha animes out there animation is also top notch)
go watch 'em ' v '
I don't know if I've already said this, or if anyone else has already said this but.. Mawaru Penguindrum and Kami-sama no Inai Nichiyōbi!
Umm... KyoAni's my favorite so...
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My Otome zwer (My Zhime) <--- Spin off of My Otome and is in my opinion better
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Rave Master
Uta no Prince Sama
Legend Of Korra - Sequel to Avatar but it's easy to catch on without watching the prequel
Tokyo Ravens
Kill la Kill
My Mental Multiple Choice Power is Completely Ruining My School Romantic Comedy! [Lol I know, super long title xD]
K Project
The World Only God Knows
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You've watched so many animes...! O:
I recommend Deadmand Wonderland and Fairy Tail ^^
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Lovely complex.
It can make you laugh and cry and its not your ordinary cliché love story It has 24 episodes. Its totally worth watching
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Madoka is a good anime and only 13 episodes.
watashi ga motenai no wa dou kangaetemo omaera ga warui (Watamote)
Finally officially completed the Magi anime yesterday =w= and a new season is coming out in october.
Just one thing I do have to say about the anime. The last like 5 episodes or something are really confusing, mainly for manga readers. So many things happened in the anime that did in the manga, but at the same time it was not. Like half the stuff that was going on, I didn't remember happening but at the same time I did. Not sure if these would be considered spoilers or not but, Alibaba was never supposed to be bitten by the snake, it was supposed to be Hakuryuu at the end of the Labyrinth. And Hakuryuu got his arm chopped off way too early. I think he was just supposed to be stabbed? His arm falls off later and THEN Alibaba and Sinbad are "cursed". And the mage lady I forget her name could heal Alibaba I think, or something like that. It just really confused me. The anime went off and did it's own thing, but at the same time it didn't? To put it simply, I think this happened because the ending was rushed. It definitely felt rushed. They left out many little details. And those bad guys that attacked Sindria were supposed to attack the 4 main kids when they got outta the Labyrinth and then the generals would come to the rescue.
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Friday Night Photos: House Renovations v. 2.1.8 (Siding, a Garden Path, and Tomato Beds)
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- Bert said...
I LOVE the green you chose. So neutral, yet natural! Good choice!
- July 11, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- Melanie said...
Very nice Kalyn-I love the color green and white trim.
And everything is so organized and neat!!!
- July 11, 2009 at 11:29 AM
- Anna Haight said...
Congratulations on a home nearly done! Wish I were there to celebrate with you!
- July 11, 2009 at 11:48 AM
- Maria said...
Dinner was fabulous! Thanks so much for having us. I just love your house. It turned out so good. I am a little jealous of your shelves, office, and laundry room though. You have a great set up. No one deserves it more. Enjoy!
- July 11, 2009 at 3:48 PM
- Kalyn said...
Bert, thank you! I had to pick the color from the internet, no dealers in Utah with James Hardie in colors. When it came I worried that it was too dark, but when it was on the house with the white, I started to like it.
Melanie, thanks. (Laughing here, organized and neat, that's me most of the time.)
Anna, would be fun if you could come over for dinner!
Maria, thanks. So glad you liked the house since you saw the "before" house!
- July 11, 2009 at 4:12 PM
- Pam said...
Wow Kalyn! It's really coming along!
- July 11, 2009 at 7:15 PM
- BillB. said...
Lookin really good Kalyn. On your tomato boxes what did you use. Cedar? It looks red, just wondered, thinking about that for my garden next year. Also like the deck floor. Is that Trex or something similar? Never need to stain or paint. My kind of decking.
- July 12, 2009 at 2:39 PM
- Kalyn said...
Thanks Pam. I'm getting excited.
Bill, the two decks and front porch are all Trex. The color is supposed to be gray, but it's definitely a brownish-gray. Not sure what the boxes are made of, but I don't think it's cedar. I think it's some kind of treated wood, will ask the contractor.
- July 12, 2009 at 2:47 PM
- Eileen said...
Love everything...the green- have like it for years now. Your garden areas the porches...everything is so nice. Enjoy.
- July 12, 2009 at 8:18 PM
- Amber said...
I love the green siding! Looks like things are moving along nicely.
- July 12, 2009 at 8:30 PM
- Chris said...
Kalyn, Thank you so much for a wonderful evening, a wonderful meal, in a wonderful home! I loved getting together with you ladies. Can't wait to see you when I get out there for good!
And, like Maria...the shelves? Love them!!!
- July 13, 2009 at 6:11 PM
- Angelito said...
Wow! Mew as before. Nice Siding home and the Garden path. I will plan my house like this. Thanks Kalyn.
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My wing span is 70 3/4" which gives me a 28.3" DL if I use the WS/2.5. My local dealer puts a yardstick to my throat and has me close my hands on the stick which gives me about a 27 1/4" DL. Based on my 5'8" height it is about 27.4". I understand DL formulas and methods are just a starting point and should get you close, but you see I have over an inch between numbers.
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Here is the thing that really throws me. Based on the 27 1/4" yardstick method it was suggested that I may need to go all the way down to a 25 1/2" DL when you add a loop and release. This really makes a difference in suitable bows whether it be a Martin or any other brand.
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SALISBURY — The Hollywood television studio that took over nearly 12 blocks of downtown Salisbury for five nights in March to film "Sleepy Hollow" paid the city less than $30.
Twentieth Century Fox paid $29.94 for water and the rental of hydrant meters, according to a city spokeswoman.
The city waived a $150 special event permit fee for the use of Bell Tower Park because the studio improved the gazebo, city spokeswoman Elaney Hasselmann said. In contrast, the city of Gastonia charged 20th Century Fox $1,700 for one day of filming in front of City Hall and rental of a municipal parking lot, according to a Gastonia official.
Preliminary figures from the N.C. Film Office show 20th Century Fox spent about $8 million in the Charlotte region filming the "Sleepy Hollow" pilot.
Several downtown Salisbury restaurant owners said they lost thousands of dollars during filming because the streets were closed. Business owners who believe they are going to lose money due to a film project can try to negotiate with a studio for compensation, according to the N.C. Film Office.
Twentieth Century Fox should learn May 13 whether the Fox TV network will air the pilot and order the series. The supernatural thriller features Ichabod Crane, played by British actor Tom Mison, as a Revolutionary War captain who travels forward in time to solve a police officer's murder.
Salisbury, which was depicted as the town of Sleepy Hollow where the legend was born, was a lynchpin in the project. Salisbury provided crucial backdrops for the storyline, including Ichabod Crane's time travel, battles with the Headless Horseman, chase scenes and more.
During filming, Hasselmann said she thought the studio would make a donation to the city. That didn't happen.
"There will be no donation made to the city of Salisbury, however, we understand that Twentieth Century Fox may be making donations to arts organizations in our community," she said.
A studio spokesman in Los Angeles said he could not comment on financial details of the project as a matter of policy.
The Post could not find any local arts organization that received a donation from the studio. The local Wells Fargo branch did pass along $1,000 from the studio for parking space rental to Lee Street Theatre, and several people affiliated with "Sleepy Hollow" toured Waterworks Visual Arts Center.
The studio made substantial, undisclosed donations to both St. Luke's Episcopal Church, where crews filmed on the front lawn for several days, and First Presbyterian Church, whose Maxwell Chambers Trust owns Bell Tower Park. The city leases the park from the trust.
While church leaders said they did not want to reveal dollar amounts, the Rev. Whayne Hougland of St. Luke's said the studio was generous.
Chris Bradshaw, property committee chairman for First Presbyterian, said he hopes "Sleepy Hollow" will return and use church property again. "It was worthwhile for the church," Bradshaw said.
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Aaron Syrett, director of the N.C. Film Office, said $8 million is a big budget for a pilot.
"It was an ambitious pilot," Syrett said. "They invested a lot of money."
None of that money went to local downtown restaurant owners, who told the Post they lost thousands of dollars during the project.
Not only did regular customers stay away because the streets were closed, they said, but "Sleepy Hollow" didn't eat local. An out-of-town caterer prepared all meals for the cast and crew.
In North Carolina, businesses that are shut down for film projects can negotiate compensation by calling the N.C. Film Office, Syrett said. The office then puts the business owner in touch with the studio, he said.
No restaurants were shut down in Salisbury due to "Sleepy Hollow." A letter from the studio to business owners instructed them to "maintain their normal business hours throughout the filming period."
Studio representatives who visited downtown restaurants assured owners that filming would not impede their business, several owners said.
Although urged to stay open, some owners said they would have been better off closing because they were paying employees to staff empty restaurants.
Did "Sleepy Hollow," in effect, close several Salisbury businesses?
"A restaurant could argue that," Syrett said.
But no Salisbury business called his office to complain or ask for compensation, he said.
"Nobody here knew about that option," said Heather Teeter, owner of Sweet Meadow Cafe who said she hopes "Sleepy Hollow" will return and use local restaurants for catering.
Owners had a sense they should be compensated for night after night of empty restaurants, "but we were never directed to the proper channels," Teeter said.
She said during filming she called the city administration, Salisbury Police, N.C. Department of Transportation and the 20th Century Fox location manager with concerns about the inaccessibility of her restaurant, located on a street that was closed every night. No one directed her to the N.C. Film Office, which Teeter said she didn't know existed until this week.
Nothing after the fact
Businesses can't ask for compensation after the fact, Syrett said. Negotiations should begin before filming, he said, when studio representatives visit business owners.
"If they feel they are going to be shut down, they could raise their hand," Syrett said.
The city will conduct a review of what happened during the shoot "to determine the best course of action to minimize negative impact on local businesses should future film projects arise," Hasselmann said.
Unlike other street closures in the city, the request to shut down a large portion of downtown for "Sleepy Hollow" did not go before City Council. Instead, City Manager Doug Paris approved the street closures.
City code does not require City Council to approve street closures, Hasselmann said. Requests to close streets go before City Council as a courtesy, she said.
"As for the street closures, the filming of 'Sleepy Hollow' was fluid in nature and a unique situation that required flexibility on the part of the city," Hasselmann said.
The studio hired five off-duty Salisbury Police officers each evening. Payment was coordinated directly between the studio and each officer, Hasselmann said.
To shoot "Sleepy Hollow," the studio hired about 150 well-trained, well-paid crew members, as well as 924 extras who made minimum wage or a little better, Syrett said.
The N.C. Department of Revenue audits film projects to determine whether a studio qualifies for the tax credits that have made North Carolina such an appealing location. Studios that spend more than $250,000 qualify for a 25 percent refundable tax credit, Syrett said.
Revenue figures from the audits are released on May 1 each year, so "Sleepy Hollow" likely will be included in the 2014 audit results, Syrett said.
A fee or for free?
Some cities charge a permit fee for film projects to cover administrative costs, while others do not, Syrett said.
"Cities want to make their jurisdiction film-friendly," he said. "… They know the economic impact of these projects."
Twentieth Century Fox likely bought everything from gas to paint in Salisbury stores during the shoot, Syrett said.
The Holiday Inn hasn't released how many rooms the studio booked, but "Sleepy Hollow" generated a substantial amount of hotel occupancy tax revenue, which supports tourism and marketing efforts in Salisbury and Rowan County, said James Meacham, tourism director.
While Gastonia charged the studio for using City Hall and a parking lot, the city has waived fees for film projects before, said Jack Kiser, Gastonia senior executive for special projects.
"It would depend on the situation," Kiser said. "They have shut down the streets and we don't charge them."
For another project — a promotional shoot for the TV show "Homeland" — Gastonia charged the studio several thousand dollars for taking over Main Avenue for a day, he said. The fee still didn't cover the city's administrative costs, said Kiser, who worked 16 hours that day.
But landing a film project brings jobs and investments to a community, Kiser said.
The $8 million investment by 20th Century Fox for "Sleepy Hollow" is significant for the Charlotte region, Syrett said.
"What other industry can come in so quickly and drop that much money into a community?" he said.
For Hougland of St. Luke's, "Sleepy Hollow" was more than a chance to make money.
"They compensated us, and they should, but it wasn't a ton of money," he said. "Our main goal was to help the community."
St. Luke's recognized that the church played a key role in bringing the film project to Salisbury, where the economic impact will multiply if the series gets picked up and crews return this summer, Hougland said.
"We wanted to be as hospitable and accommodating as possible because it would benefit the whole community," he said.
Moving forward, Salisbury needs to think more strategically about not only "Sleepy Hollow" but film projects in general to make sure everyone in the community benefits, Hougland said. The city was a little star struck by the "Sleepy Hollow" experience and faced a steep learning curve, he said.
Twentieth Century Fox has made no promise to return to St. Luke's or Salisbury, but if the studio does, the church would like to help negotiate the use of local employees and local businesses, Hougland said.
Studio executives kept commenting about how graciously Salisbury received them, he said.
"They want to come into a relationship with the community and make sure everyone is fairly treated, not necessarily run over the community," Hougland said.
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One of the things that I have encountered over the years is an inventor that comes up with an incredible invention, but that does not know what to do with the invention in order to make money with it. During my consultations, I generally break down the very complicated business side of inventing to the three most common ways that I believe the inventor can make profit from an invention. Of course, this article assumes that the invention is patentable, will eventually be granted a patent, and does not infringe on someone else's patent (many assumptions, but I will discuss those in a future post.)
The first way that I know how to make money on your invention is to manufacture it and sell it yourself. Why do you need a patent to do that? To tell you the truth, you don't. There is no requirement for you to patent your invention in order to sell it. If, however, you start selling your invention, or otherwise disclose it, and one year passes, you can kiss any hope of getting a patent goodbye. Suppose that obtaining a patent is not that important to you. That's fine, but I guarantee that it becomes important to you once your invention starts getting knocked off and there is no reasonable remedy to stop the knock offs. Also, one thing that I have notices about trying to launch your own product, i.e., trying to manufacture the product and get the product into a distribution chain, is that the patent is usually the cheap part. Depending on the invention, just getting manufacturing set up can be extraordinarily expensive.
The second and third ways that I suggest profiting from an invention does require a patent, or some other protectable right. Way number two to make profit from an invention is to license a patent covering the invention. This is usually the case when an inventor can come to terms with an entity or person that desires to make, use or sell an invention that is covered by the inventor's patent. In such a case, the two parties can enter into a licensing agreement. A licensing agreement is an agreement that allows the inventor to maintain ownership of the patent, and grant rights to another to use the patent for some sort of compensation (or other consideration) and for a fixed amount of time. Licensing agreements are not something that are scratched on the back of a Denny's napkin in crayon. They are very complicated, and require a great amount of detail. If you find yourself in a position where you are shaking hands in a bar and thinking that you have just saved money on your licensing negotiation by not using an attorney, chances are you will be using an attorney in the not to distant future – in a much more expensive lawsuit.
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Sit in on a local community college class on nutrition or food systems, as I did yesterday, and listen to the comments from the students in attendance.
The class I attended is called Sustainable Food Systems, and the highlight of the day was a screening of the film "FRESH," a documentary that basically follows the same script—and features many of the same cast of characters—as "Food Inc." For those who haven't seen either documentary, the basic message is as follows:
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- Federal farm subsidies have resulted in an explosion of "cheap" food that is non-nutritious, unsustainable and the cause of most sickness and disease.
If you've spent more than five minutes listening to consumer advocates or animal rights activists deliver their screed, you've heard these complaints before. They're not new.
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I used music early on as an escape from the typical stresses of teenage life. I was one of the first in my high school with an iPod and I wore out dozens of headphones clocking thousands of plays of every album I got my hands on. I'd say my diverse taste in music stems less from my interest in any given genre, but more from my need for constant musical refreshment.
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The 50-year-old father of two landed in Cartersville in 1996, winning the state football title in 1999. On Friday night, he will once again take to the sidelines of Weinman Stadium, directing his players against Buford. With the victory, he'll coach the Canes — led by Barden's son, Brooks, at quarterback — through a state championship game at the Georgia Dome.
For Barden, coaching was a choice made very early — as a senior in high school.
"[Coaching is] something I think is a calling," he told The Daily Tribune News last year. "Coaching is not all glamorous, but if it's something you feel like you have a passion to do, then I think if anything you should do that."
Barden began his career as a quarterbacks coach at his alma mater — Habersham Central High School — before spending seven years as offensive coordinator for Stephens County High School. Prior to coming to CHS, Barden was head coach at Pickens County High School.
He has coached players who excelled at the collegiate level and several who moved on to play in the NFL. But, for Barden, one of the most cherished moments came in coaching his two sons.
And if they follow in his footsteps?
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Name: Frank Barden
Age: 50
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Family: Wife, Tammy; sons, TJ and Brooks
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What is the secret to success for maintaining a winning record season after season?
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You have said coaching is a calling. When/how did you know you wanted to coach?
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Coaching student athletes, what do you see as being the biggest issues facing young people today?
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So I have to ask, Stuart Chester or Frank Barden? Both names are synonymous with winning in Cartersville. Is there a little friendly rivalry?
A: Stuart Chester and Frank Barden have been together for the past 20 years; they are like two brothers. So to say rivalry, we would compete in marbles against each other and then fight for each other when someone opposes the other. The two are as close as brothers.
What is your most cherished memory of your coaching career at CHS?
A: I have to say there have been a many of great times — 1999 state championship to coaching my two sons — but the one constant has been the kids, the community and being a part of the Cartersville tradition. That is special.
What makes Bartow County special?
A: Cartersville is a special place; [I] have said this since 1996 when I got here. [It is] a community with alumni from the school and take great pride and ownership in their school, and it is a community of faith, a strong community of faith.
What would people be surprised to learn about you?
A: Not a lot. I am a simple guy who likes to fly under the radar. I am far from perfect but one who lives by faith that was taught to me by my mom and dad; [I] love and believe in the profession that I have been blessed to be a part of.
Do you have a superstitious routine/ritual/talisman during the season? If you can, share.
A: Not really.
Favorite meal?
A: I am a meat and tater guy. Love vegetables — peas, corn and fried okra.
So, who will play Coach Barden in the Cartersville version of "Friday Night Lights?"
A: One of my two sons. They are bigger than the Super Bowl to me.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 14, 2011)—Capital Plan won for the second time in three starts since being purchased privately in August, easily defeating four opponents in the $52,000 feature (video) Wednesday at Hollywood Park.
Owned by Mark DeDomenico and Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, the 3-year-old Rock Hard Ten filly out of the Strawberry Road mare Miss Dahlia took the lead before a quarter of a mile had been run, relaxed nicely under leading rider Joel Rosario and won by 3 ¾ lengths without being asked for her best.
Completing the 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track in 1:43.48, Capital Plan returned $4, $2.60 and $2.40 as the even-money favorite. Second virtually the entire journey, Star Presence finished 4 ½ lengths clear of So Belle.
Never worse than third in five races over the Hollywood Park main track, Star Presence paid $3.40 and $2.80. The show price on So Belle, who was making her first start on a surface other than turf, was $2.60. Toro Bonito and Evita's Sister completed the order of finish.
A winner once in three races for former owner Glen Hill Farm and trainer Tom Proctor, Capital Plan increased her bankroll to $102,500.
Rosario also won an optional claimer with heavily-favored Rowdy Gal to incrase his lead in the rider standings. With four days left in the Autumn meet, Rosario has 31 victories, leaving him three clear of Rafael Bejarano and six in front of Martin Garcia.
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With the arrival of chillier weather (finally!!!) in Portland, Tim and I decided to ride our bikes over to Homegrown Smoker last night. Homegrown Smoker is an all-vegan BBQ with delicious food and an amazingly friendly staff (I previously reviewed Homegrown Smoker here). The spicy-sweet BBQ sauce and cozy, heated, tent-covered seating area warmed us while we ate our meal. It's always hard to choose from their menu, but you are pretty much guaranteed to leave happy no matter what you order. In fact, we rode off with full tummies and the aroma of smoky BBQ lingering in our clothes.
My meal had smoked BBQ soy curls, baked beans, mac-no-cheese, molasses cornbread, and smoked tempeh. It was a lot of food and I ended up sharing with Tim (he's small but can somehow fit a ton of food in his system). Tim ordered chorizo sausage, baked beans, smoked tempeh, molasses cornbread, coleslaw, and a stuffed jalapeno. Yum.
I just read on HS's blog that they are considering adding vegan s'mores, hot spiced cider, and weekend breakfasts to the Fall menu!!!!! Luckily Tim and I live less than a two-mile bike ride away from Homegrown Smoker because there is no way I'm passing up those treats. Yeah. Plus, with the opening of the all-vegan Back to Eden Bakery just down the street, we might need to move into that neighborhood soon…
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