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You're watching the world on four paws the first time you see him. He's surrounded by the pack, by Anita's pack and the witch queen, and you're certain you're going to be killed, but that doesn't stop your foolish mind from thinking that collecting that fallen box is a good idea. And he protects you, for reasons unknown. You are a monster undeserving of patience, kindness, defence, or love, and it's him who raises his bow in their direction to allow your escape. You think he must be daft.
You're running with the wind at your paws when he finds you again. He smells of burnt sugar and pine needles beneath the witch queen's armour, and you shift back to two feet almost involuntarily because you know this isn't a good idea but you need to understand what a queen's man is doing following a child of the moon. You move swiftly, stepping only on soft earth to sneak up and hold your blade to his throat, his scent permeating your senses and you know you'll never forget it. He says he's not going to hurt you, he calls you wolf, he's not afraid of you, and you call him stupid.
You remove your blade as he confesses the contents of the box. And you can hardly believe it until you open it yourself, the throbbing orb of magic casting red light around you. He says he lost his heart to the queen for keeping Snow White alive and well, and you feel your stomach drop, your regret bubble bile up your throat. He sees your reaction, he knows your yellow eyes, and he isn't afraid of you. You call him foolish, and he just grins, teeth glimmering like the weapons he hides, and promises to help you and your Snow.
You and your pack, your Snow, meet with the Huntsman again. He still smells of burnt sugar without the armour, and you think you like it but you tell yourself you can't because he works for her and it's wrong. He's handsome in the way you wouldn't notice at first, with big dark eyes like bottomless pools, and when he smiles it's the most unexpected thing. He watches you, expecting the wolf to make an appearance, but you're better than that, you're strong. You think for a minute it's admiration, but his sugar smell and kind eyes have you confused and you know he's just gaping like the rest of them do. He's still not afraid of you, and you think he must be plain dumb.
You try not to feel pity for this foolish man and his lack of a heart, but when he finally decides to take it back, that glowing orb of magic that throbs in your palm, you feel indebted to break him from his curse after all he's done for you and your pack. He's different after he's whole again, a light in his eyes you never noticed before. The Huntsman has always been kind and you have always been cold to him, you don't fail to notice that he only smiles for you, and no matter how much you insist you're a monster he's still not afraid of you, and for a moment you believe him. You call him thick.
You step carefully though the slush of ice as your Snow catches up, her cloak catching the last of her nakesake. You're in awe of the beauty of the lake, and when Snow calls it romantic, you ignore her, ignore the trust and loyalty built between yourself and this strange man. You and the Huntsman and your Snow run from the witch queen. You fall beneath the ice of Lake Onondaga and the Huntsman's totem makes you grow scales and fins, and you call him stupid.
You emerge from the lake and shed your scales to grow back into your fur, the feeling of gills and fins foreign to a wolf. Your Snow is used to it, and she calls you as beautiful and dangerous as the icicles around your camp, glittering teeth and ease to kill, but the Huntsman says nothing, just watches in awe. It is Wolfstime and you can't quite shift back yet, so you can only listen as he tells you of his childhood, of his wolf family. It's not awe that he watches you with, but familiarity, admiration, and when you finally shed your fur and curl up at his side, maybe even desire too. Maybe he's not quite as dumb as you thought.
You have almost made it out with your Snow and your Huntsman, free for a little longer from the grasps of the witch queen, but she captures the pack you so mercilessly left without a leader, and threatens to kill them. Your Huntsman says he knows what she wants, and with each passing second you feel your heart break like the ice you once fell through, because you know and dreaming that you could have kept him was foolish. You beg for the first time in your life, beg him to stay, because you know she'll take his heart again and there will be nothing you can do about it. He is solemn and he is brave and your Huntsman insists that if you and Snow stay safe, then maybe he can withstand it all.
You aren't even allowed true love's kiss before he is whisked away and you are sprinting on four paws, away from the witch queen, away from your broken heat, away from the tears that blind your sight. Snow says that you will find him and remind him who his heart really belongs to, but it's another pipe dream. You howl when you know his heart is taken again, you cry when the curse comes and you know you won't ever see him again. Because you are a monster and you killed good people and you don't deserve the second chance your Huntsman gave you.


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Shines in Charlotte in AHL Season Debut
November 17, 2010
Charlotte, NC-Nic Riopel's
24 saves was good enough for second Star of the
Game honors in Charlotte, NC but it wasn't good
enough for the win as the Adirondack Phantoms dropped
a 2-1 decision to the Checkers to open their three
game southern swing.
Riopel had been called up from Greenville of the
ECHL to make his first AHL start of the 2010-11
campaign. The 21 year old made several dazzling
saves and was able to cover up on a handful of close
calls along the goal-line to keep the Phantoms within
striking distance. Riopel's work helped lead a Phantoms
penalty kill that held the Checkers to 0-for-7 on
the power play through the latter half of the game.
The Charlotte Checkers are the AHL affiliate of
the Carolina Hurricanes and have many of the same
players of the Albany River Rats from last year's
rivalry series. This was the second of six games
on the regular season between the East Division
foes with Charlotte now leading the series two games
to zero.
Andrew Rowe gave Adirondack the initial lead midway
through the first period when he pounced on a rebound
from a shot by Cullen Eddy. Rowe's fifth of the
year places him second on the team in goals behind
Denis Hamel. The play started with David Laliberte
digging the puck away in the right-wing corner and
giving to Eddy on the right point where he pulled
his big slapshot. It was Eddy's first AHL point.
The Mercyhurst College product had also been called
up Greenville just in time for the game.
The Phantoms' lead would be a short-lived one as
Bobby Sanguinetti would tie the game just 90 seconds
later. Zach Boychuk would steal the puck in the
Phantoms zone and fire it out in front to Drayson
Bowman chipping it past Riopel on the left-wing
side of the cage for the game winner with five minutes
let in the second period.
The Phantoms would pressure Checkers goalie Justin
Pogge on a few occasions in the third period but
were unable to obtain the equalizer. Adirondack
appeared to have all the momentum and energy through
the first half of the game as they outshot the Checker
12-3 in the opening period and kept the pressure
on into the second. But after Adirondack took the
lead on the Andrew Rowe goal it would be the Checkers
who would storm back with some intensity and momentum
of their own.
The game featured a few bouts including Matt Clackson
dropping the gloves with Nick Blanchard in the first
period and then Mike Testwuide going at it with
Zack Fitzgerald late in the second period in an
energetic fight with both participants energetically
swinging away.
Adirondack went 0-for-4 on the power play. All
of their advantages came in the first period with
the last one carrying over into the second period.
After that the Charlotte Checkers would get the
next seven advantages but were unable to convert
thanks to solid work by several penalty killers
including Ben Holmstrom and Dan Jancevski among
others as well as Riopel.
Charlotte outshot the Phantoms 26-24. Adirondack
had outshot the Checkers 11-3 in the opening period.
Charlotte is one of the hottest teams in the AHL
with a three game win streak and just one regulation
loss in their last 11 games (7-1-3). The win vaults
them all alone into second place in the east division
having leapfrogged past every team except first
place Wilkes-Barre/Scranton following a 1-5-0 start.
The southern swing continues for the Phantoms Friday
night at Charlotte at 7 p.m. and Saturday night
at the Norfolk Admirals at 7:15 p.m. Adirondack
returns home on Wednesday, November 24 to face-off
against the Hamilton Bulldogs at 7 p.m. on Check
it Out Night with great discounts available for
fans showing their library card when they purchase
tickets. It is also Blades for Grades Night at the
Glens Falls Civic Center. Call the Phantoms office
for more information. The Thanksgiving homestand
concludes on Friday, November 26 against the Norfolk
Don't be left out! Tickets for all Phantoms games
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price by asking the Phantoms about their great group
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The AHL is celebrating their 75th anniversary season
and is the top development league for the NHL. More
than 85 percent of today's NHL players are American
Hockey League graduates and more than 6 million
fans attend AHL games every year.
Come watch future NHL stars and up-and-coming Flyers
prospects with exciting Adirondack Phantoms hockey!
A variety of ticket packages for all the fast-paced
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Adirondack Phantoms 1 at Charlotte Checkers 2 -
Status: Final
Wednesday, November 17, 2010 - Time Warner Cable
Adirondack 0 1 0 - 1
Charlotte 0 2 0 - 2
1st Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Clackson Adk (fighting),
2:41; Blanchard Cha (fighting), 2:41; Dalpe Cha
(hooking), 12:57; Sanguinetti Cha (tripping), 17:05;
FitzGerald Cha (hooking), 17:26; Rodney Cha (hooking),
2nd Period-1, Adirondack, Rowe 5 (Eddy, Laliberte),
9:23. 2, Charlotte, Sanguinetti 1 (Chaput), 10:53.
3, Charlotte, Bowman 2 (Boychuk), 14:59. Penalties-Lehtivuori
Adk (interference), 11:25; Testwuide Adk (roughing,
fighting), 15:33; FitzGerald Cha (fighting), 15:33;
Laliberte Adk (hooking), 17:14.
3rd Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Lehtivuori Adk
(tripping), 2:00; Rinaldo Adk (elbowing, roughing),
6:48; Eddy Adk (fighting), 11:27; Herauf Cha (fighting),
11:27; Legein Adk (boarding), 16:29; Marshall Adk
(roughing), 17:42; Samson Cha (roughing), 17:42.
Shots on Goal-Adirondack 11-5-8-24. Charlotte 3-13-10-26.
Power Play Opportunities-Adirondack 0 / 4; Charlotte
0 / 7.
Goalies-Adirondack, Riopel 0-1-0 (26 shots-24 saves).
Charlotte, Pogge 5-4-0 (24 shots-23 saves).
Referees-Ian Croft (87).
Linesmen-Mike Sheehan (90), Paul Carnathan (93).


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The assignment was to prepare an administrative history of a National Park System area as a model for future efforts by other historians (professional and amateur) in and outside the National Park Service. To overcome any notion that such histories were principally for historical parks, I wanted to address a predominantly natural or recreational area. Because time and travel money were limited, I needed a park within driving reach of Washington whose records were reasonably accessible. Assateague Island National Seashore appeared to fill the bill.
Having selected Assateague on such pragmatic grounds, I quickly discovered that this relatively recent and apparently unremarkable unit of the System has a background of controversy, complexity, and change equaled by few other national parklands of its vintage. The seashore is administered by no less than three agencies of government, and while I would necessarily focus on National Park Service management, I could hardly ignore roles and relationships of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Maryland Park Service. Authorization of the seashore followed a classic conservationversusdevelopment battle, which was settled only by compromises of lasting administrative consequence. After Congress first charted Assateague's course of development, changing public and political sentiment and new awareness of barrier island dynamics caused a radical shift of legislative direction in little more than a decade. The Federal appropriation of more than 4,000 island tracts from private landownersmany of whom had other preferencesand the protracted struggle between certain environmentalist and offroad vehicle forces would make long and colorful stories by themselves.
This complexity forced me to be selective rather than comprehensive. My perspective on Assateague was that of an outsider, previously unfamiliar with the topic, trying to determine and focus on what was most significant and consequential: what had brought the national seashore into being and what had most occupied those NPS personnel at the park, central offices, and service centers charged with its land acquisition, planning, development, and general management. My primary intended audience was Service employees who now have and will one day assume such responsibilities. But I also wanted to interest a broader public, including academic historians who might find the Park Service and its work sufficiently stimulating to undertake similar projects on other parks.
All this meant that my product would not be the administrative history of Assateague but an administrative history. Someone writing from a park staff perspective might produce something more descriptive of daytoday park operations, which might be more immediately useful to the superintendent and division chiefs but perhaps less interesting to others. Someone outside the Service doing a graduate thesis would likely focus even less on such matters and relate Assateague more to the "big picture" of conservation and public policy.
Because of these different and equally valid approaches to park historyand also because there exist more than a few other good administrative histories of NPS areasI offer this one as a "model" with some trepidation. If it deserves to be so regarded, it is because I have tried to focus on the park story without wandering afield into the early history of the region, the geology of the island, or other topics better treated elsewhere; because I have organized most of the story topically, for ease of locating particular subject matter without having to scan the entire paper; because I have done a fairly thorough job of extracting and incorporating pertinent data from official files and reports, legislative documents, published articles, and persons most familiar with the park's past; because I have not refrained from including anything of relevance that might make the Service appear less than perfect; and because I have tried to write in a manner to encourage rather than discourage reading.
I could not have accomplished this project without much help. At Assateague Superintendent Mike Finley and his staff, especially including Larry Points, Lynn Pennewill, Anne Parker, Mel Olsen, Audrey Massey, and Chick Fagan, went out of their way to share personal knowledge, provide access to files and other data, and give me an essential feel for the place. In the MidAtlantic Regional Office I was aided most by Fred Eubanks, Chet Harris, John Karish, and Cliff Tobias. Particularly helpful in the Washington Office were Art Eck, Don Humphrey, and Jeanita Pressley.
The three former superintendents of Assateague, Bert Roberts, Tom Norris, and Dick Tousley, were generous with their time and information in telephone interviews. Other exAssateaguers who shared their recollections in this way were Harvey Wickware, Gordon Noreau, and Earl Estes. Former Director George Hartzog, expressing enthusiasm for the administrative history program, kindly gave me his insight into the seashore's origins and early years.
In contacts outside the Service (past and present), I profited much from the personal observations of John S. Gottschalk, former director of the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife; C. Richard Robin, former superintendent of Assateague State Park; and Stewart L. Udall, who was instrumental in acquiring the seashore as Secretary of the Interior. Marvin J. Abernethy and William V. Krewatch offered the perspectives of former island property owners, Robert Phillips remembered recreating on Assateague in the 1920s and 30s, and Bill Shockley spoke eloquently for his Assateague Mobile Sportfishermen's Association.
Special thanks must go to my wife and editor, Gay Mackintosh, who repaired numerous infelicities of expression; to Janie McCullough, who efficiently typed the final product; and to Ed Bearss, that model for all Service historians, who conceived the project and whose formidable personal example and relentless interest insured its completion within the allotted time.
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The fact that Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) supported Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) in the presidential election is well-known. However, the Washington Post reports today that Lieberman was also supporting at least four Republican lawmakers. His Reuniting our Country PAC gave $5,000 to Sen. Gordon Smith (R-OR) and another $5,000 to Rep. Peter King (R-NY) in October. He wrote an op-ed in the St. Pioneer Press defending Sen. Norm Coleman (R-MN), and publicly endorsed and contributed to the re-election of Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME). More recently, Lieberman has said that he fears "America will not survive" if Democrats receive a filibuster-proof majority.
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Neither the ownership limitations of this subchapter nor the ownership limitations of any other provision of Federal reclamation law shall apply to lands which receive only a temporary, not to exceed one year, supply of water made possible as a result of—
Source(Pub. L. 97–293, title II, § 215,Oct. 12, 1982, 96 Stat. 1270.)
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Federal reclamation law, referred to in subsec. (a), is defined in section 390aa of this title.
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Hey GuysI just wanted to pass long that super wifi finally is up in Wilmington, N.C you can read it here:»wirelessinnovationalliance.com/i···gn=socia»wirelessinnovationalliance.com/f···ease.pdf
is this the same thing as what is considered 5g or pre-5g?
All I know it uses the whitespaces that FCC is now just starting up.
yah that's all i could find/read. I wonder because this company: »www.5gmesh.com is/was advertising a using the new 5G wireless standard and touting they were the only one that was approved in the area to use it. But yet again; they're touting that only due to having $$$$ rolling in from a bankrupt city.
No, this is not "5G". And I hate the stupid "super wifi" term some are calling it. This is not wi-fi either.This is White Space, or TVBD (TV band devices) operating in the empty spaces of the TV spectrum. If the prices end up being affordable enough, it should be primarily used by WISP's for better NLOS coverage than 900mhz with better penetration, and without the interference. In the meantime, it will probably be mostly government subsidized networks, traffic camera monitoring, power grid applications, etc.I'm holding my breath that us small WISP's will be able to afford it and deploy on a large-scale method in the near future.
Links don't work?»wirelessinnovationalliance.com/i···296BA163»wirelessinnovationalliance.com/f···ease.pdf
So nothing is available yet in this spectrum? (That we/I can afford?)
Links do work.
So nothing is available yet in this spectrum? (That we/I can afford?)
There is no point for me using this tech unless USB CPEs are out.This is a very good spectrum to achieve NLOS penetration and mobility to labtops and smart phones.
I am in Wilmington NC. I have been watching the progress of the effort being put forth here. It is only currently used as someone pointed out in the muni/local government sector right now. Traffic cams, private network, meters,etc. The hardware is like people are saying out of reach for most of us to be cost effective. If anyone would like more info about the ongoing project let me know. I will try to get a pic posted of the hardware and tower that they are using as it is only about a mile up the road from me. Well it's my B-day so I'm going out to breakfast with my lovely wife then it's business as usual.
Yes pics would be great.
Do you guys see the networks using this technology broadcasting from their towers?
What kind of speed test are they getting off of these?
link for antenna used.»www.telex.com/us/intercom/produc···rod=1242
Anyone interested in using this type of technology may want to do some research into SDR (software defined radios). They can be had for cheap to play with. Tons of software out there for them. If you designed and programed one for use you would just have to find a way $$$ some deep pockets to certify it. I will say that SDR is going to really take off and be a cost effective solution very soon. ......just my 2cents, so take as a grain of salt.
That is alright if the stuff cant go past 3meg+ its not really worth the time and the money right now we will just hold off until somebody will come out with better technology that can get past 5meg+ on this super wifi.


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Green Salad with White Wine Vinaigrette
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Yield: Makes 6 to 8 servings
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- 1 (8-oz.) package haricots verts (tiny green beans)
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup white wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon country-style Dijon mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 (5-oz.) package fresh baby spinach
- 1/2 (5-oz.) package fresh arugula
- 2 cups torn Bibb lettuce
- 1 avocado, peeled and chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh tarragon
- Garnishes: shaved Parmesan cheese, croutons
- 1. Cook green beans in boiling salted water to cover 4 to 5 minutes or until crisp-tender; drain. Plunge into ice water to stop the cooking process; drain.
- 2. Whisk together olive oil and next 4 ingredients.
- 3. Toss together spinach, next 5 ingredients, and green beans in a large bowl. Drizzle with olive oil mixture; toss gently to coat. Garnish, if desired. Serve immediately.
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Video: Secret Surprise Kitchen Appliance
Old houses, old kitchens, and secret surprises. That has been the story of our current moving-in process. We are working with an old kitchen that has its challenges... and its Bat Cave-style surprises. Check out the video above to see what we found as we were exploring the mysterious buttons and gadgets in our kitchen!
I had just been lamenting the fact that this kitchen had no vent (or backsplash) over the stove. I like to cook hot and heavy, so this was a problem. We were considering a new vent that would just circulate air - not optimal, but better than nothing.
And then we started pushing random buttons on the stove, there was a click and a whir, and presto! Like something out of a comic book, what we thought was a flat panel and part of the stove turns into a shiny vent and comes rising up out of nowhere! We were flabbergasted.
Turns out that it's an old version of the Thermador brand's Cook 'n' Vent. It's attached to a seriously big vent that goes down through the basement and out the back of the house. This vent is huge; it's not messing around. In fact, it's bigger than our dryer vent!
The sad part is that the vent blower does not seem to work. We haven't had an electrician come and look at it yet, but we will.
Until then - I'm curious. Anyone have a downdraft vent, and if so, have you ever seen one this old? How did it work out for you?
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That's insane!!!!
It shows how companies can be way ahead of their time.
Telescopic downdraft vents seem like a completely modern concept. Looks like they had a go with them way back in the 80's.
I've seen them work and they are supposed to be as effective as an overhead vent. They create some sort of a vortex that pulls the steam and vapors from the stove top right into the vent.
Hopefully you can get it fixed! Have you tried calling the mafr.? Viking/Wolf/Thermador? I wonder if there are still parts for it. Hopefully you can get a good fix-it guy that you know that can buy the parts himself and fix it.
Good luck!
that is so awesome!
We had one like this put in when we re-did the kitchen in my parents' house (I was maybe 13ish). I remember it working really well and my mom loved it. It was new at the time, but the theory is the same.
The kitchen appliances are at least 20 years old - but quite likely much older.
I grew up in a house that had a Jenn-Air stove with (non-telescoping) downdraft vent. My parents liked the downdraft so much, when they renovated the kitchen, they went with another Jenn-Air range.
This is hard to explain, but my folks had one of those when I was growing up and it would only work if you coordinated pushing the button to raise it up with the sudden appearance of a little red light on the front of the stove. In other words, you would hold down the "raising it up" button and watch the stove front like a hawk until the red light came on for a split-second, at which point you would quickly stop pushing the "raising it up" button. If you missed the light, the vent would have to go all the way back down and then back up again for a second try. Totally stupid (I think it was an Amana stove), but look for a mysterious light and that might make it work!
Wow, that's crazy! You have a built-in griddle on the stove too?? Awesome!
my parents have had this stove in black (in their otherwise up-to-date kitchen) most of my life (20 years). My favorite part was always the griddle/grill in the middle. I don't recall them ever having any issues with the vent.
My parents have a down-draft vent on a Jenn-air countertop stove. It works pretty well. It's situated in the middle, doesn't raise or anything, and you just flick a switch to turn it on. Only downside is that it collects a lot of stray crumbs and other bits.
My parents had a stove on a kitchen island that had vents built into both sides so you wouldn't have to have the overhead hood. It was nice to have the area open, but it drove us nuts to cook something ... they were EXTREMELY loud, and as the living room was open plan with the kitchen, you couldn't hear anything in the living room while mom was cooking. It was louder than the loudest dishwasher. If you were in the kitchen while it was on, it was like being outside at an airport ... you had to talk loud over it. I wish I could remember what brand it was.
I love that video. The speed of the mechanism and noise it makes reminds me of a robot... one that has become self aware... be careful... mwhoo ha ha ha...
Well the "vent up/down/on" switches might have given some hints :)
Haha! Gotta agree with you, pantzini. "Then we started pushing random buttons"...I would have thought the labels gave the secret away. :-)
Still, nice stove...hope you can get it working again.
A dear architect friend of mine installed one in his remodeled, open plan kitchen and he is on the verge of ripping it out. I've cooked with it, and it is ridiculous.
If you use a pot or pan that is even close to the height of the vent, it can't work. Boiling a big pot of water for pasta or blanching veggies? All that humidity escapes. Terrible design.
And, yeah, his is the very expensive cooktop with a surface coating that is impossible to maintain. Nothing like paying big bucks when it only looked good right after installation and is relatively unfunctional!


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Friday, December 21, 2012
Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner!
You LIKE me, you really LIKE me!
Karen posted the winners of the 2nd Annual Blog Awards and by the brooke won for the Best Kept Secret category! Yeah, yeah, yeah! The secret is OUT.
Karen gave a play by play of how she imagines the award show went down (I was glamorous, if you were wondering). Pretty fun.
Thanks to all of you who voted. And to all of you who keep on reading. Big wet kisses and all that jazz.
Now it's time to find the perfect place for my leg lamp.
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- Karen Peterson said...
Congratulations, Brooke! May you no longer blog in obscurity!
- December 21, 2012 at 3:54 PM
- Kristin said...
Many congrats!
So glad you had a well written speech prepared.
- December 21, 2012 at 4:05 PM
- B. Wilson @ Windy {City} Wilsons said...
I love your tags.
Congrats. You rock the blog house.
- December 21, 2012 at 4:40 PM
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So excited for you! :)
- December 21, 2012 at 6:19 PM
- LauraJane said...
lol. Congratulations!
You know this makes us even cooler, right? Because we were cool to know about you before you became cool... I don't know how that works, just that it does!
It's a Christmas Miracle! ha!
- December 22, 2012 at 10:31 AM
- Becca said...
Congratulations well deserved!
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I've read your whole blog. I thank you for "abiding" with me, in that way, during these days of unbearable pain and grief. Your writing inspired me to write as well, and to read, and to feel connected with the community of women and men everywhere, in the history of the world, who have felt this grief and walked through it, one terrible step at a time. I can only hope and dream of having an outcome like yours, that is to say, a pregnancy that results in a healthy baby next time, but as you know so well yourself, I have no faith right now in my luck, in the decency of the fates, or the justice of the world.
- December 23, 2012 at 3:37 PM
- Love's mom FOREVER said...
Yay!!! Congrats to you! Sooooo excited for you. You deserve it!!!
I'm off to enjoy a celebratory cocktail in your honor!
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Regram from the homies @thundamentals their show at The Corner Hotel w/ Astronomy Class and @fozzey and VanC has sold out!!! I'll be opening the night playing a couple tracks off my album. GONNAAAA BE A GOODENNNN. #shows #thundamentals #eloji #gigs
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On the 5th of December, 2013, i released my sophomore mixtape "The Offset" featuring my room mate 'RUMBLE' and mixed by old mate 'RAHJCONKAS'. First release dropped after a 2 year hiatus, Album coming soon.
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That is dead set one of the nicest things I've ever read. Thank you man, genuinely brightened my day. Remember this yourself, that without dudes like you who download and play my shit. I'm just another guy with a pen. Mad love. X
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Análisis Institucional y Económico del Sector de Telecomunicaciones en Chile
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sabretooth said...
Fully agreeing with Lisa here.
Vent guy should have prepared. Vent guy didn't. The whole raid suffered.
I don't care if it was off the cuff or not. If it's off the cuff and you're not prepared, then POLITELY DECLINE THE OFFER, do not take over people down with you. Ventrilo is a very basic thing to have working, as is boss strategy. If I'm in a raid and someone doesn't know the strat - I might tell it over Vent, but I sure as hell am not going to type out a novel for you unless I really like you.
Vent Guy was selfish, pure and simple. I also think that Vent Guy isn't telling the whole story.
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bacteria, viruses and ethylene gas.
Triple-pane, UV-resistant glass door
high altitude glass available.
Illuminated touch control panel.
Bright interior lighting throughout,
including storage drawer area.
Adjustable spill-proof glass shelves.
Crisper and deli drawers form a lowertemperature
zone ideal for produce
and meats.
Soft-close glide system on refrigerator
storage drawers.
Easy-access flip-up grille.
Informational freshness cards.
4 Adjustable glass shelves
1 Stationary glass shelf
1 High-humidity drawer with dividers
2 Storage drawers with dividers
Refrigerator 23.4 cu ft
Supply 115 VAC, 60 Hz
Service 15 amp circuit


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