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Chapter 1: It's called an escape.2 Reviews
Imogen sneaks out at night - something her dad didn't expect as he thought she was simply too scared. She finds herself in one place, and finds out one thing.
But her guilt would still be there, lingering in the deepest, darkest corners of her mind.
The very thought hurt her. Emotionally and physically. It made a sharp jolt thump through her body, then made her flinch. Still, she was escaping today, right? It wasn't much to do, it wasn't hard to do. She just needed to walk out the door with her clothes, a destination and determination. Without being seen.
It was a house, not a prison. She could do this.
Plucking up all of her courage, Imogen slung her bag over her shoulder, shoved her pocketknife in her pocket, along with her Ipod, then she picked up the bag of food that she packed earlier that night and slung it over her shoulder, too.
She creaked open her door cautiously, slowly. Not a beam of light flooded in. It was one in the morning, what else did she expect? Still, Imogen was scared as she crept out into the gloom of the hallway and padded softly down the stairs. As she reached the front door without problem, she paused. Should she take more money? Leave a note? Get more supplies? Imogen bit her lip. She should leave a note, and she should get more money. Two hundred quid doesn't go as far as it used to.
So, tiptoeing into the lounge, Imogen peered into the echoing darkness. Everything was blanketed by the night. Still, that didn't stop her from finding a pen and some paper an scrawling down whatever she felt needed. She decided with the simple; I can't do this anymore. I hope you're happy and I hope it was worth it. Don't bother coming looking for me. If you do, I'll just leave again. Take my word. Then, after finding her dad's wallet wedged between the sofa cushions, Imogen gathered another two hundred quid from it and slid it back to where she found it. It wasn't stealing; it was her dad. And besides, the other two hundred dollars she had was hers. Completely hers.
Re-approaching the front door after one last look at her childhood house, Imogen clipped open the door and walked out, like nothing could be more casual, more normal. She lightly clicked the door closed and put her keys through the letter box, then inhaled deeply, taking in the brisk, icy air of the night and the fresh, due-ridden grass. The ebony night watched her as she stomped on her phone, crushing it into the damp pavement. She started to walk, staring mindlessly up into the dark sky and shimmering stars, up past the O-zone layer and through the Galaxy, staring into the beautiful, seducing night.. Captivating her soul.
As her Converse thudded softly to the speckled pavement, Imogen couldn't stop a little bubble of laughter erupting from her throat. She was free! The further she walked down the deserted street, the lighter her shoulders became. It pleased Imogen more than music did. More than pleasing her dad used to please her. More than.. more than life itself.
Imogen smiled brightly, her joyful expression radiating like the stars and the moon, and the guilt that clouded her chest faded with the mist that gathered in the sky. It wouldn't ever fade permanently, though. It would always return, always be there. Until then, though, Imogen decided to bask in the glory of freedom, her eyes set on the prize. To her mother's house.
Imogen exhaled deeply, slowly. Her breath was visible in the icy night.
To New Jersey.
It was snowing in New Jersey. The white, delicate crystals wafted slowly to the floor, dancing in the icy air. Some were swept away by the blistering wind and broke in the air, fading into nothing. By the side of the road was a sort of slush. The road had been cleared, and that was the snow's remains. Slush.
Imogen's silky hair was lifted up on several occasions and often got tangled, resulting to her pulling the knots apart. So, as the frosty snow crunched beneath her feet, Imogen swung her hood up to hide her pale face.
She didn't look well, not at all. Her nose was red due to the bitterness of the air, her cheeks void of colour and her lips almost blue. She regretted not having a winter coat with her. For now, she tucked her hands in her pockets and shuddered, almost wishing she didn't leave that man behind. Almost wishing she was tucked up in her old bed or sitting by the crackling fire as it emitted a warm, toasty glow, the dying embers flickering, flames dancing. She would sway along to My Chemical Romance as it boomed out of her speakers, and she'd close her eyes, sit back and relax. Imogen closed her eyes; she could envision it now.
But not wanting to slip over, she revealed her deep, icy blue Iris' once more. Her cheeks felt numb, so the smile she mustered looked more like a grimace.
The falling snow looked beautiful and enchanting, blowing in her face and sticking gently to her clothes. Each snowdrop was thick and soft; real snow.
As Imogen turned the corner, she glanced at the ice-clad street sign. Cemetary Drive. She had finally arrived! Her numb legs increased their pace, breaking out into a run, and she almost slipped on several occasions, but she didn't let it faze her. Her mum was on this street waiting for her.
Crunch, crunch, crunch.
The snow sounded beneath her feet. The air whipped around her ears. The ice gleamed dangerously around gutters.
It almost looked like Narnia; a blanket of beautiful, glistening snow and charcoal-coloured trees. At least they looked charcoal under the faint, stonewashed moon. The air looked foggy the further up you looked, so Imogen kept her vision down low, no matter how much she wanted to stare up into the dark, ebony blanket of the night and gaze wondrously at the gleaming stars.
She told herself she could do it another night; she'd be spending the rest of her life here in New Jersey, she decided.
Suddenly, Imogen scraped her feet to a sudden halt; her footsteps had left a trail of kicked-up snow. She was finally at her mothers. With no more food, no more money and no more fresh clothes. Only anticipation. Imogen's mind was whirling as she lifted a stiff, icy hand to the door nervously. She hesitated for a moment.
Then she knocked once.
Three times.
The door swung open and revealed a beautiful woman with plump, soft lips and sparkling brown eyes. Her dark hair was tied back into a loose ponytail, and after gazing at each other for a while, she gasped. "You look freezing!" she exclaimed, hands flyinng up to her mouth.
Imogen pulled out a picture from her pocket; a picture she had had since she was ten. She took it from her dad, who for some reason, kept it. She looked from the picture to the woman.
Her mother and this woman looked nothing alike. Although, Imogen did recognize her...
Instead of bursting into desperate, hysterical tears like Imogen wanted to, she smiled softly and shook her head. "Don't worry about it. I was actually wondering if you knew where this woman was?" Imogen handed the stranger the picture, who gasped softly, her face a picture of despair.
"Oh god, I'm so sorry.. Ivy Carlisle died last month from Cardiac arrest. She lived next door," the woman said softly, calmly, as she clutched Imogen's arm gently.
Imogen's knees went weak beneath her, and as tears began to form in her eyes, blurring her vision and forming a huge, gaping hole in her chest, Imogen held her spinning head. "She.. died?" she asked weakly, her body shuddering from the cold and shock.
The woman nodded softly. "I'm so sorry.. Did you know her well?"
Imogen smiled softly, wiping away the small bullets of tears as they ran down her cold, pale face, mixing with the snowflakes in the air. "No," she whispered, her heart dropping like the tears down her cheeks. "I never met her, but I came here hoping to. I was told to come to this address." Imogen took a deep shuddering breath as crackled sobs leaked out her mouth. "Ivy Carlisle was my mum."


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Friday, February 7, 2014
Like my label!? LOL
Back before Sriracha was a "thing" – we just called it "red sauce" and squirted it on just about everything, including scrambled eggs.
The original "rooster brand" Huy Fong recipe was so perfect that they had a virtual monopoly at Vietnamese restaurants and competitors didn't even try to imitate their formula. Fun fact from Forbes: Huy Fong Foods has seen a 20% increase in revenue nearly every year since its founding in 1980.
After the news of the temporary shutdown of Huy Fong operations in Irwindale, California, the people of the Internets went crazy. Apparently, the fumes from cooking thousands of pounds of chiles were becoming unbearable for Huy Fong's residential neighbors. (We hear they've resumed shipping, but I haven't been able to confirm this.)
It's actually easier than you think to make your own Sriracha – a food processor and medium pot is all you need. If you're used to just squeezing the rooster bottle (heehee) for your hot sauce fix, you'll be shocked at how many more flavor profiles you can get from homemade.
You can make your sauce thinner if you like – run the sauce through a blender to get it less chunky. But I likey mine chunky
While I love the original Huy Fong sauce, it's missing balance and depth.
Here's what good flavor translates to – a balance of the 5 S's:
I'd also add in a B – bitterness – but people don't like that "B" word (plus it doesn't start with an "S" ruining my awesome convenient and catchy teaching moment (eye roll and head shake).
The perfect condiment should have all of these flavor elements. Here's why this 20-Minute Sriracha recipe that I've modified from Nom Nom Paleo Cookbook is perfect:
Plus, the bonus of homemade is that your sauce is so much more vibrant, bright and full flavored. You'll want this sauce on your eggs in the morning. in your noodle soup, on your meatloaf, in your stir-fries.
*Bragg's Liquid Aminos is found in health food stores, Whole Foods and most major supermarkets have this too. Look near the BBQ sauces and Worcestershire sauce. Love this stuff. I've been using this in place of soy sauce and fish sauce on everything. It's healthier, non-GMO, gluten-free, non-fermented. Every homemade salad dressing I've been making lately has a Bragg's in it! Good stuff.
*Coconut Aminos is a new ingredient for me. I found it at my local health food store. It's raw, gluten-free, 100% organic, dairy-free, vegan, soy-free and contains 17 naturally occurring aminos. I like this just as much as Bragg's. Give it a try!
Big thanks to Nom Nom Paleo Food for Humans Cookbook by my friends Michelle Tam and Henry Fong for another stellar recipe. LOVE this cookbook, I can't recommend it enough and have purchased copies for my friends.
None of us are Paleo dieters, but the recipes are so versatile and delicious that anyone can benefit from this book! Every recipe has a photo, most with vibrant step by step photos.
If you haven't already, check out the Cauliflower Bacon Fried Rice that I've made from the Nom Nom Paleo.
Watch how easy it is to make this homemade Sriracha sauce!
20 Minute Sriracha Sauce Recipe
Use any type of peppers you want! If you want your sauce red colored - stick to red peppers. My favorite is a combo of red jalapeno or red serrano and mini sweet peppers (the kind you find on veggie trays to eat raw) - smaller and sweeter than bell peppers.
In fact, if you want to use bell peppers, go ahead!
Ingredients:1/2 pound fresh red jalapeno peppers
1/2 pound fresh mini sweet snacking peppers
7 garlic cloves, smashed and peeled
1/3 cup apple cider vinegar (or white or unsweetened rice vinegar)
3 tablespoons tomato paste
4 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons fish sauce, Braggs Liquid Aminos or Coconut Aminos
STEP 1: In a food processor or high speed blender, add all ingredients and blend until smooth.
STEP 2: In a medium saucepan over high heat, pour the sauce in and cook on high until it begins to boil. Reduce to a simmer and cook for 10-15 minutes. Taste and adjust with additional honey, vinegar or Bragg's (or whatever you're using) if needed. You're looking for a nice balance of flavor. Fry an egg and try a spoonful on it. Tastes wonderful? Turn off heat and allow sauce to cool completely.
STEP 3: Transfer the sriracha sauce to jars. Sriracha will keep for 2 weeks in the refrigerator. Better yet, can them and store in pantry!
What are sweet snacking peppers?
Have never, ever seen red jalapeno peppers in any grocery store.
Dear Jaden,
You are one of a kind. Thank you so much for this recipe. As you note, Huy Fong has some issues with the local California government. They also make a very delicious chile paste. Would you have a recipe for that?
Last night, I made the crunchy chick peas and they were fabulous! Even after draining and drying them, I used my wife's hair dryer to ensure they were totally dry. Yes, I'm sure I looked silly, but it worked. I tossed them with salt, garlic powder, onion powder, and some hot Hungarian paprika. The only mistake I made was using only one can of chickpeas, not two because I wanted more. Live and learn.
Thanks for all you do.
LOL yes, very cute label. Rustic right?
Sharing this on my next batch of friday links.
That's just crazy! My mouth is watering! Great job !
Thanks for this recipe! Im sure that you're right- Im going to want this sauce on everything! I look forward to making it soon.
I made my own chili sauce (not this kind, but another sort) earlier this year and it was SO much better than the store bought. I can't wait to try this one! Thanks! And I see nothing wrong with your label.
what kind of Braggs please? They have several products on their website. Thanks,
(heehee) = dirty girl!!
I've just discovered (yay) that I love sriracha sauce!! I'm going to pin this recipe and save it for this summer, when I've got too many peppers in my garden that I don't know what to do with!
Where did you get the adorable and handy jar that you put the sriracha into at the end?! I love it! I want some!!
Margaret, that is a Weck brand Tulip jar. I have them on my bucket list! For me, forget jewelry. I want cute bottles and jars, LOL!
Jaden this looks amazing! I am addicted to this stuff. Pinning and sharing on our FB page
I make my own. Better than store bought for sure. I also grow my own peppers so I let them turn red before picking. I also allow mine to ferment. I have two quarts that have been fermenting since September last year.
This is on the stove as I type but already it is ridiculously wonderful. And easy too. Lips are hurting (that's how you know it's working) but there's a fuller flavor than the green top rooster sauce.
My problem is that my store carries dried red jalepenos in a 3 oz bag, not fresh. I tried to guess if 3 oz dry would equal 1/2 lb fresh. The answer is no! Boy it was hot. I doubled the other ingredients in the batch to add to it. I also increased the honey, thought it needed a little more sweet to balance the heat. Lastly ax I don't care for fish sauce I substituted oyster sauce, which I like better.
There is no tomatoes in Sriacha Sauce; just Chili, sugar, salt, garlic, distilled vinegar and then some additives. Tomatoes have NO place in sriacha sauce.
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Jaden, this looks AMAZING and I love this post. I especially love the fun facts – I did not know that about Huy Fong Foods growth year-by-year. I can see why – I adore Sriracha sauce! To be able to make my own is total awesomeness! Pinned! Thanks for the great recipe!
Jaden – do you remove the seeds/ribs from the Jalapeno peppers?
Wow my own Sriracha sauce. I think I'm gonna run mine through a blender to make it thinner.
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Would roasting the peppers tamper with the flavor?
I loved your Asian chili sauce so much (and had fun playing with different heat sources – chipotle, sweet and hot, etc.) that I'd love to make this. I'll have to try to talk Publix into stocking those gorgeous red jalapenos first, though. I've never seen them for sale. You and I live in the same state, so I would expect that the chains would stock the same veggies, but obviously not, darn it.
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Excellent! Made this to surprise my husband who adores sriracha sauce. He added it to his lunch yesterday and ate it with his eggs this morning. This is not going to last very long in my house!
I never made Sriracha Sauce, I'll make it for sure. Thanks!
Just a bit of information for you… your facts a wrong, they don't cook their chili, it is a known fact that they use ground fresh chili.
Truly mouth watering. The color is tempting. Jarden how could you present each and every recipe so well?????
Sorry this is a little late to the game, but are there instructions for canning this sriracha? Am I totally off by thinking 15 minutes for total canning time (in waterbath method)? TIA!


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Actress Gillian Anderson attends the AKVINTA GQ Party for the How to Lose Friends & Alienate People premiere during the 61st Cannes International Film Festival on May 15, 2008 in Cannes, France. How to Lose Friends & Alienate People is directed by Robert B. Weide who also steered Curb Your Enthusiasm. Anderson co-stars with Kirsten Dunst, Megan Fox, Jeff Bridges and Simon Pegg in the comedy which is based on a bestselling memoir by Toby Young.
Anderson's magnetic presence at Cannes reminds me that Scully and Mulder return to the big screen in The X-Files movie: I Want to Believe. Though I didn't memorize Dana Scully's monologues and never had Gillian Anderson desktop wallpaper, I was a fan of her work on The X-Files and expected to see more of her in the forthcoming years. Though she did a fair amount of acting on the other side of the pond, she kept a relatively low profile, raising a family and weaving in and out of relationships. I Want To Believe, skirts the established alien story arc of the television series in favor of a focus on terrestrial matters. Will virgins to The X-Files be interested in this film? I am not sure. Will this film usher a greater Anderson presence? I want to believe so (sorry!).


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Monte Cristo Sandwich
PER SERVING entire recipe:
232 calories, 7g fat, 954mg sodium, 21g carbs, 5.25g fiber, 3g sugars, 25g protein
value 6*
A little sweet, a little hearty, a lot DELICIOUS!
Spicy Mexican Sandwich
PER SERVING entire recipe:
228 calories, 5.5g fat, 906mg sodium, 22.5g carbs, 4g fiber, 4g sugars, 23.5g protein
value 6*
Chili powder, cayenne pepper, jalapeño slices... Ay, caramba!
A+ Avocado Burger
PER SERVING entire recipe:
292 calories, 9.5g fat, 728mg sodium, 33.5g carbs, 11g fiber, 5g sugars, 19g protein
value 7*
This burger makes the grade! Get it? We know, so cheesy. No really, this burger is so cheesy!
Grilly Girl Cheesy Turkey & Bacon 'Wich
PER SERVING entire recipe:
228 calories, 6g fat, 1,037mg sodium, 22.5g carbs, 5g fiber, 3.5g sugars, 23g protein
value 6*
Sun-dried tomatoes and Italian seasoning take this sandwich to a different level... a very good one!
So-Good Grilled Veggie Panini
PER SERVING entire recipe:
204 calories, 7.75g fat, 710mg sodium, 26.5g carbs, 6g fiber, 5.5g sugars, 12g protein
value 5*
We like our veggies and cheese smooshed in between a 100-calorie flat bun.
Flat-Top Patty Melt
PER SERVING entire recipe:
259 calories, 3.25g fat, 1,039mg sodium, 38.5g carbs, 10g fiber, 8g sugars, 23.5g protein
value 6*
Four simple ingredients make this sandwich an everyday lunch classic.
BLTA Club
PER SERVING entire recipe:
244 calories, 12.75g fat, 782mg sodium, 25.5g carbs, 7.5g fiber, 4.5g sugars, 12g protein
value 7*
By now, you should know the "A" stands for avocado. How we love thee, avocado.
Thanksgiving Turkey Sandwich
PER SERVING entire recipe:
241 calories, 2.5g fat, 881mg sodium, 42g carbs, 6.25g fiber, 10g sugars, 17.5g protein
value 6*
A little bit of your favorite Thanksgiving dishes, all in one amazing sandwich.
Ring-My-Bella Mushroom Sandwich
PER SERVING entire recipe:
263 calories, 10.25g fat, 786mg sodium, 32.5g carbs, 7.5g fiber, 7g sugars, 15.5g protein
value 7*
Melty, cheesy mushroom goodness...
Grilled Fuji-n-Chick 'Wich
PER SERVING entire recipe:
298 calories, 5.5g fat, 659mg sodium, 30g carbs, 6g fiber, 10g sugars, 33g protein
value 7*
Whoever said you shouldn't put fruit slices on sandwiches wasn't very bright...
Perfect Portabella Club
PER SERVING entire recipe:
208 calories, 8.25g fat, 892mg sodium, 27g carbs, 7g fiber, 5.5g sugars, 12g protein
value 6*
Another portabella mushroom sandwich... but this one has BACON. YES!!!!
Faux-Fried Mozzarella-n-Basil Eggplant Sandwiches
PER SERVING 1/4th of recipe, 2 sandwiches with sauce:
147 calories, 3.25g fat, 694mg sodium, 25.5g carbs, 11.75g fiber, 5g sugars, 11g protein
value 4*
Why not make eggplant into sandwich bread? That's exactly what we've done here.
The Skinny Elvis
PER SERVING entire recipe:
286 calories, 11.75g fat, 499mg sodium, 39g carbs, 7.5g fiber, 11g sugars, 11g protein
value 8*
Because we wouldn't fit into those tight jumpsuits if we ate his version. (Not that we often run around dressed like Elvis.)
Open-Faced Chicken Salad Melt
PER SERVING entire recipe:
299 calories, 7.75g fat, 1,224mg sodium, 26g carbs, 5.75g fiber, 4.5g sugars, 31g protein
value 7*
Always say hello to your sandwich before you eat it -- politeness counts!
Grilled Cheese 'n Veggie Sandwich
PER SERVING entire recipe:
182 calories, 2.75g fat, 783mg sodium, 29.5g carbs, 7g fiber, 7g sugars, 15g protein
value 5*
Tomatoes and onions can hang out on our grilled cheese any day.
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Martin Luther King, Jr., is best known nationally and internationally for his leadership of the American Civil Rights Movement [1] and his subsequent efforts to promote world peace and economic equality. The Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site, located in the historic east side Atlanta black community where King was reared and to which he later returned in the height of his activism, commemorates King's lifetime achievements. The Site preserves the King Birth Home and the immediate historic black neighborhood where King spent his youth. The larger "Sweet Auburn" community, which served as the economic, cultural, and religious center for Atlanta's segregated black population from 1910 through the 1960s, greatly influenced King both as a youth and as an adult.
On January 15, 1929, Martin Luther King, Jr., was born in Atlanta at 501 Auburn Avenue within a prosperous black commercial and residential district. He lived in this house with his mother, father, grandparents, sister, brother, and an occasional boarder until he was twelve years old. King attended public schools nearby and walked to services at Ebenezer Baptist, where his maternal grandfather and father served as ministers. In 1941, the family moved to another house within the Auburn Avenue community, and King commuted to Atlanta University on the west side to attend high school classes. As an adult, King left Atlanta to attend Crozer Seminary, in Chester, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia, and continued his education at Boston University. King led the members of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. while completing his doctorate in theology at Boston University. After serving in Montgomery for six years, King traveled to Atlanta to help organize the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1957, and eventually moved to the city in 1960. The dominant force in the SCLC, King also co-pastored at Ebenezer Baptist Church in the Auburn Avenue community with his father.
Few nationally significant civil rights activities occurred under King's mantle in Atlanta. However, King served upon the governing board of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), headquartered in Atlanta, participated in a lunch counter boycott at Rich's department store, a well-known Atlanta commercial establishment, and supported black Atlanta union members in a strike. King's best known and most effective civil protests occurred outside Atlanta, particularly in Alabama, where blacks wielded little economic, social, or political power.
Nevertheless, the black commercial and residential district centered around Auburn Avenue and the prominent black religious institutions in the community had a lasting impact on King and other black community leaders. Throughout the South, civil rights activities relied on strong communities and outspoken religious leaders. Auburn Avenue and its surrounding black residential areas developed as a direct result of segregationist policies common throughout nineteenth- and twentieth-century Southern urban centers. Within this milieu of hardship, black economic, cultural, and political institutions waxed, and in some cases, flourished. Auburn Avenue's vitality surpassed that achieved by many southern black communities. This unique community greatly influenced the life path chosen by King, to challenge racism, poverty, and the denial of black civil rights.
Auburn Avenue and its coterminous residential community developed as a stronghold of black Atlanta politics, commerce, spirituality, and Social life. Sweet Auburn described the corridor east of Peachtree to Howell Avenue and north of Auburn to Houston Street. Edgewood Avenue, located just south of Auburn Avenue, developed later predominantly as a white commercial corridor. On both avenues, access to the central business district to the west via horse cars, streetcars, and eventually, private automobiles greatly augmented their growth (photograph 1). The first settlers along Auburn Avenue differed greatly in race and class from subsequent residents. In nineteenth-century cities, the elite occupied the residential areas located within walking distance of the central business district. As the Atlanta city limits widened from one concentric mile in the 1 840s to one and one-half miles in the 1 890s, elite residential settlement branched out, and patterns of settlement along Auburn Avenue changed. The avenue was predominantly black by 1910.
Martin Luther King, Jr., matured within a unique environment of black independence and progress, in a city that defined its black citizens as economically and socially inferior, and in an era that promised little black opportunity outside of prescribed roles. Between 1910 and 1960, the Auburn Avenue black community hummed. From Courtland Street to Randolph Street, food and drug stores, movie theaters, barber shops and beauty parlors, banks, insurance companies, restaurants, newspapers, and meeting halls, all owned and operated by black entrepreneurs, lined the street. Three churches towered over Auburn Avenue, and their ministers demanded from members participation in spiritual, social, and civic progress. Middle class professionals, ministers, skilled craftsmen, laborers, and domestics all resided on or near Auburn, thriving for several decades within the black world they nurtured.
At his birth in 1929, King became part of an economically and socially prosperous community, but one which also struggled within the confines of racial segregation. King's childhood in this community combined racial pride and progress with persistent fears of economic decline and the humiliation associated with unpredictable and irrational racial prejudice. Within a few years of King's birth, the Depression began to take its toll upon the community, especially the residential section. Black professionals exited the community for new residential areas to the west, leaving behind laboring residents unable or unwilling to invest money and time into older, often rented dwellings. As the century progressed, Auburn Avenue's commercial vitality persisted, but decades of poverty and neglect had degraded the housing.
Between 1929 and 1941, King and his family lived at 501 Auburn Avenue, in a two-story, Queen Anne house. His neighbors included black professionals like Charles Harper, the first principal of Booker T. Washington High School, as well as skilled and unskilled laborers. The blocks between Boulevard and Howell Street had two-story Queen Anne houses and modest two- to three-room vernacular dwellings. Originally, the entire area east of Jackson Street (the Site's western boundary) and north and south of the Site was predominantly residential. King attended David T. Howard Elementary School, several blocks north of his home, played in grassed vacant lots behind his house along Edgewood Avenue, and frequented several corner stores within a two-block vicinity. Auburn Avenue west of Jackson Street consisted of denser commercial development. Ebenezer Baptist Church straddled the commercial and residential boundary.
In 1941, the King family moved north of Auburn Avenue, to a middle-class residential area known as Bishop's Row at Boulevard and Houston. King's house was demolished to make way for the Freedom Parkway. Daddy King, young King's father, still ministered at Ebenezer Baptist Church, and King attended services there until he left Atlanta to pursue his theological education in Pennsylvania and Boston. Ebenezer later played an important role in King's return to Atlanta in 1960. King followed in his father's footsteps, pastoring at Ebenezer and utilizing his pulpit and its conferred social status to help organize black civil rights activities in Atlanta and across America.
Ebenezer Baptist Church symbolizes both King's individual efforts toward achieving racial equality and the impressive role black clergymen played in post-World War II civil rights activities. Black clergymen traditionally had great prestige and authority in the black community, but prior to the 1950s, they rarely led civil rights protests that extended beyond their church membership or community. A new generation of southern black ministers, including King, Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, Rev. C. K. Steele, and Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, took the lead in the fight against segregation on a national level. King urged civil rights activists to utilize the Christian doctrines of nonviolence, redemption through suffering, and love for all enemies in their protests. Having studied the principles of civil disobedience exemplified by Henry David Thoreau and Mohandas Gandhi, King and the SCLC developed new strategies utilizing massive peaceful marches and demonstrations to confront the southern system of segregation. Beginning with the boycott of segregated buses in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1955-1956, King spearheaded the movement that spread throughout the South and elicited considerable sympathy among whites nationally.
Through the SCLC, King supported local movements against segregation in Birmingham and Selma, Alabama; Albany, Georgia; St. Augustine, Florida; and elsewhere. Demonstrations planned or led by King often were brutally repressed by white authorities, resulting in intensive national media coverage of these events. The attention that King focused on the plight of southern blacks was instrumental in gaining passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, major legislative victories for the Civil Rights Movement. King received numerous awards, including the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize, in recognition of his nonviolent civil rights work.
The assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4, 1968, robbed the American Civil Rights Movement of one of its most effective and respected leaders. Following his death, SCLC and other black activist organizations continued civil protests. But these organizations' beliefs and tactics varied widely, and their subsequent campaigns never gained the cohesion which, although fragile at times, generally characterized the progressive campaigns led by King.
The Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site is a small, urban park located in the city of Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia. Containing approximately 38 acres, 4.78 of which are federally owned, the Site lies 1-1/4 miles east of the central business district (map 1). [2]
Most properties within the Site front one of two avenues running east and west, Auburn Avenue and Edgewood Avenue. The Site is irregularly shaped and roughly bounded by Jackson Street on the west, Cain Street on the north from Jackson to Boulevard, Old Wheat Street on the north between Boulevard and Howell Street, Howell Street on the east, and the rear property lines on the south side of Edgewood Avenue. Current land use within the Site is mostly residential on Auburn Avenue and largely commercial on Edgewood Avenue and north of Irwin Street. The Site is located in a predominantly black residential and commercial area characterized by low-income housing in poor condition and moderate commercial activity on Edgewood and along Auburn Avenue west of the Site. The Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc. (King Center), is located on the west side of the Site and occupies an entire city block. [3]
The Site commemorates the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther King, Jr., a prominent leader of the American Civil Rights Movement during the 1950s and 1960s. Federal legislation established the Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site and Preservation District on October 10, 1980, to "protect and interpret for the benefit, inspiration, and education of present and future generations the places where Martin Luther King, Junior, was born, where he lived, worked, and worshipped, and where he is buried." [4] Historic resources within the Site include the houses along the block where King was born (Birth-Home Block), Ebenezer Baptist Church where King, his father, and grandfather were pastors, and commercial buildings along Edgewood Avenue. As noted, the legislation identifies the grave site of King as a resource requiring protection and interpretation. Since 1971, the King Center has housed the grave site, consisting of the marble tomb and eternal flame. The King Center, a modern complex built between 1971 and 1981, also includes a memorial plaza with a fountain, interpretive exhibits, a restaurant, and administrative offices. The National Park Service (NPS) does not contribute to interpretive programs at the gravesite. However, NPS does maintain the grave site at the King Center and conducts tours of the Birth Home.
The Martin Luther King, Jr., Preservation District (Preservation District), also established in the 1980 legislation, adjoins the Site on the east, north, and west and embraces the larger Auburn Avenue black community in which King grew up. The Preservation District links King's career to the black business, religious, social, and political organizations that flourished along Auburn Avenue prior to and during King's lifetime (map 2). [5]
This Historic Resource Study (HRS) identifies and evaluates the historic properties within the Site. The study establishes and documents historic contexts associated with the Site and then evaluates the extent to which the historic resources represent those contexts. The completed HRS will serve as a tool for future Site planning, resource management decisions, and the continuing development of interpretive programs at the Site.
The architectural resources of the Site primarily represent the formative years of King's life, from 1929 through 1948, rather than the events for which he subsequently gained national and international recognition. Although much of his civil rights activity occurred outside Atlanta, King resided in Atlanta from 1960 to 1968. He also established a base of operations for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in the city in 1957. Most of the resources within the Site are important for interpreting King's youth; Ebenezer Baptist Church is the only significant Site resource associated with King's adult career.
The Site is located in an urban area that has suffered significant deterioration in recent decades and continues to be threatened. Several architectural surveys have been conducted within the Site and the Preservation District. Although the park is listed in the National Register, many individual structures were not documented in the nomination, and a comprehensive interpretive study of the Site remains unfinished. The HRS and associated surveys will provide park management with a physical survey of structures, an interpretive framework for the Site, and National Register documentation for the park's historic resources.
Survey Methodology
Goals of the historic resources survey of the Site are to 1) update the List of Classified Structures (LCS) database for the Site for use by park management; 2) prepare a Historic Resource Study for the Site; 3) update National Register documentation for the Site; 4) assemble a comprehensive inventory of the Site's historic structures, completing Georgia State Historic Preservation Office survey forms and a photographic record for each structure built prior to 1950 and considered eligible for listing in the National Register. The assembled documentation will be used in complying with Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.
Initially, the survey team examined building files, maintenance records, historic research compiled by the park staff, and maps at the park headquarters. The field survey of the park yielded information on the present condition of the historic resources. Additionally, the team reviewed archival materials at the Southeast Regional Office of the National Park Service (NPS) and at the Site. Research with primary and secondary sources was conducted at the park library, the Atlanta Historical Society, the Fulton County Clerk of Court, and elsewhere to obtain information on the Sweet Auburn neighborhood, the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., and the American Civil Rights Movement. Maps and Atlanta city directories helped trace the physical development of the area. The survey team relied heavily on several unpublished studies of the Site and vicinity for specific information. Independent researchers and park staff previously compiled most of the necessary historic information, though several buildings with uncertain construction dates required additional research.
Determination of Historic Contexts
This study will assess and evaluate the Site's historic resources in relationship to three historic contexts identified by the survey team. These contexts correspond closely to historic themes identified by the NPS and the Georgia SHPO. The thematic framework of the NPS is outlined in History and Prehistory in the National Park System and the National Historic Landmark Program. In addition to general historical themes like "Architecture" or "Commerce," the Georgia SHPO has identified twelve distinctive aspects of Georgia history. These aspects are currently undeveloped but should be considered when assembling local and state context studies.
The following three historic contexts (chapters 1 through 3) were developed for this study: 1) The Development of a Black Community and Leader: Atlanta's Auburn Avenue Neighborhood and Martin Luther King, Jr., 1906-1948; 2) Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Leadership of the American Civil Rights Movement, 1955-1968; and 3) Architectural Resources of the Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site, ca. 1880-1950.
The first context, The Development of a Black Community and Leader: Atlanta's Auburn Avenue Neighborhood and Martin Luther King, Jr., 1906-1948, relates to the NPS subtheme "Ethnic Communities" of Theme XXX, "American Ways of Life." This context also relates to two aspects of Georgia history: "Large Black Population and Strong Cultural Presence" and "Conflict and Accommodation in Race Relations." The context addresses the physical, social, and economic environment in which Martin Luther King, Jr., was reared. The Site embraces only a portion of the Auburn Avenue neighborhood, while the geographical area for this context encompasses an area akin to the Preservation District. Subthemes within this context include urban life, ethnic community growth and isolation, and occupational and class distinctions. The context begins in 1906, the year a bloody race riot signalled increased racial segregation patterns among black and white Atlantans, both residentially and commercially. The context ends in 1948, the year that King left Atlanta to pursue his education at Crozer Seminary in Pennsylvania.
Chapter 1 will briefly summarize the development of the Auburn Avenue black neighborhood. The chapter then will address the influence of the community on the intellectual and moral development of Martin Luther King, Jr. Throughout the period of significance, Auburn Avenue between Pryor on the west and Randolph on the east was the focus of Atlanta's east-side black community. Many of the churches, businesses, and other institutions of key importance to the Auburn Avenue black community are located outside the boundaries of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Historic Site. Thus, a discussion of these community institutions is essential in establishing this context, but only those historic resources that lie within the historic site will be evaluated in relation to this context.
The second context, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the American Civil Rights Movement, 1955-1968, is closely related to the NPS subtheme "Civil Rights Movements" under Theme XXXI, "Social and Humanitarian Movements." The context relates to the Georgia SHPO contextual theme "Major Theater for Civil Rights Movement." Chapter 2 encompasses the period during which King was a nationally prominent civil rights leader. King's civil rights activity in Atlanta during the period was limited primarily to his involvement with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), Ebenezer Baptist Church, local lunch counter sit-ins, and a labor dispute at Scripto, Inc. Events occurring across America, many involving King, are important in establishing this context and will be briefly sketched. The chapter begins with the Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott led by the city's religious leaders, including King, and ends with his death in Memphis, Tennessee.
The final context, Architectural Resources of the Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site, ca. 1880-1950 relates to NPS theme XVI, "Architecture" and to the Georgia SHPO historical theme, "Architecture." [6] This context addresses buildings possessing local architectural significance recognized under Criteria C. The context commences with the earliest building construction date within the Site. All buildings constructed prior to 1950 were surveyed; however, only in exceptional cases are buildings less than fifty years old eligible under this context. The Site's architectural resources represent residential and commercial buildings common in urban areas in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Few of these resources exhibit high-style architectural features, but they serve as good examples of local adaptations of popular methods of construction which often incorporate elements of nationally popular architectural styles.
Determination of Significant Property Types
Property types are determined by shared form, function, associations, events, or physical characteristics among a group of resources and may include buildings, sites, structures, or objects. These property types are primarily based on a knowledge of historic contexts and then on whether the type is a manageable and efficient tool for setting requirements for National Register listing. Base property types relate to National Register criteria, either physical or associative, and illustrate the broadest possible range of applicable resources.
National Register Bulletin 16B discusses some applications of structural typology. "Property types may be defined to include resources that are associated with the general growth or prosperity influenced by the theme and that are not directly resultant from the predominant theme of the context." As an example, the bulletin states railroad-era buildings and structures "could include commercial buildings, public buildings, residences, bridges, storage sheds, as well as railroad stations and freighthouses" of the period. [7]
The historic resources of the Site, composed largely of residential and commercial buildings, derive their primary significance from their association with the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., and the American Civil Rights Movement. Many of these buildings also are eligible for listing in the National Register as examples of late nineteenth and early twentieth century urban structural fabric once common throughout Atlanta. Building typologies, such as double shotguns, provide a framework in which significant property types can be studied and their relationship to historic contexts solidified. Property types at the Site are based on massing, architectural style, function, and period of construction.
Derivation of Integrity Requirements
Requirements for integrity were based upon the property's association with the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., and the American Civil Rights Movement (Criteria A and B.) In addition, integrity requirements stress the physical characteristics of the properties (Criterion C) as they relate to location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association. Properties eligible for listing only under Criterion C are held to a higher standard of integrity than those eligible under Criteria A and B.
The historical base map (Appendix A) visually connects resources extant during the period of significance with the present physical environment. The historical base map for the Site illustrates the built, urban environment during the period King lived on Auburn Avenue (1929-1941). The map includes street layout, as well as residential and commercial buildings, alleys, and the spatial relationships among buildings and other urban structural features. Extant structures (1992) are represented by a solid line; extant historic structures are shaded; and nonextant historic structures, including streetcar lines, alleys, and buildings, are indicated by a broken line. All nonextant historic structures were present during the period of significance; some have been replaced by nonhistoric buildings. Thus, broken line building footprints and solid line imprints in some cases are overlaid. Buildings destroyed or replaced by other structures within the period of significance are not indicated. Thus structural change within the period of significance is not discernable. Two important environmental featuresthe presence of alleys, both dirt and paved, and streetcar linesare illustrated by broken lines indicating that they are no longer extant. A second map is included that indicates the street addresses of extant historic buildings. All of these structures except King's grave site were present during the period of significance. The grave site is an eligible historic resource that falls outside the period of significance (see page 51). Additional information on the historic structures is provided in Appendix B, Building Descriptions.
The historical base map best illustrates the use of space in an early twentieth century black neighborhood. Closely spaced housing and commercial buildings are located on major city thoroughfares and narrow alleys. Outbuildings for autos and storage are abundant, and the corner store also is a common feature. Detailed landscape features on the Birth-Home Block, such as sidewalk pavement, fencing, location of utility lines, street lighting, and fire hydrants will be illustrated on maps included in the Cultural Landscape Report.
Several sources were consulted to compose the historical base map: 1911 and 1932 Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, a 1928 City Engineer (Atlanta) Topographic Map, and two aerial photographs taken by the Soil Conservation Service in 1939 and the Atlanta Metropolitan Planning Commission in 1949. Historic photograph collections at the Atlanta Historical Society, the Georgia Department of Archives and History, and the Georgia State Labor History Archives were consulted. Also, a Works Projects Administration cadastral map (1937) and City of Atlanta Council Meeting Minutes verified changes and additions to the urban environment including alleys, paving, water sources, and streetcar lines.
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The beloved Haybarn Theatre, which, as its name suggests, was originally a working hay barn on the Martin Family Farm, was erected in 1868 and moved to its current location on the Greatwood Campus in 1910.
According to Majorie Townsend who recorded her family story in an informal talk at Goddard in 1961, Maud Martin disliked the animal smells and had the barn moved 100 yards to its present location. Majorie said that the original barn raising in 1868 involved 60 yoke of oxen presumably brought in by local farmers who helped.
"This was a big deal -- like a big party," she said. "They served a lot of rum and a lot of food and everybody had a good time," added Marjorie.
The renovations to the Haybarn involved the removal of some of the center supports in order to open up the floor space by adding the gussetted cross braced beams one can see when you look up from your seat in the Haybarn Theatre today. Our archivist posits that Harold Townsend (husband of Majorie and a widely recognized talented carpenter and amateur thespian) was involved with the renovations. Some of the photographs are marked 1957 in Will Hamlin's handwriting but the renovations may have been a bit earlier than that.
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The Georgia Review will bring together four recent Pulitzer Prize winners in October for a four-day celebration of "The Pulitzer Legacy in Georgia."
The event, Oct. 27-30 at the Jekyll Island Club, will include poets Stephen Dunn and Natasha Trethewey, journalist Hank Klibanoff, and historian Edward Larson.
Dunn, a frequent contributor to the Georgia Review, won the 2001 Pulitzer in poetry. Tretheway (BA '89), a professor at Emory University, was awarded the Pulitzer for poetry in 2007. Klibanoff, until recently a managing editor at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, won the 2007 Pulitzer in history for a book on civil rights he penned with fellow journalist Gene Roberts. Edward Larson, a former UGA professor now at Pepperdine University, won the 1998 history prize for his book on the debate over the theory of evolution.
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This documentary pokes fun at the ways in which Inuit people have been treated as "exotic" documentary subjects by turning the lens onto the strange behaviours of Qallunaat (the Inuit word for white people). The term refers less to skin colour than to a certain state of mind: Qallunaat greet each other with inane salutations, repress natural bodily functions, complain about being cold, and want to dominate the world. Their odd dating habits, unsuccessful attempts at Arctic exploration, overbearing bureaucrats and police, and obsession with owning property are curious indeed. A collaboration between filmmaker Mark Sandiford and Inuit writer and satirist Zebedee Nungak, Qallunaat! brings the documentary form to an unexpected place in which oppression, history, and comedy collide.Qallunaat! Why White People Are Funny
We tend to think now of scurvy as mainly a punch line, if anything—"scurvy-ridden rats" is the kind of popular pirate epithet that appears in even the most G-rated family fare. Partly this is because now, fully understanding its mechanism, it seems a particularly ridiculous problem. But ask anyone who's suffered from it: it is a singularly horrid and terrible way to die.- The Spoil of Mariners, Colin Dickey, Lapham's Quarterly.


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The evolution continues for Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN), and more upside is still expected for this turnaround company, whose share price surged over 86% year to date. From unbeatable prices to restaurant reservations, Groupon is taking a step further to leverage its brand and platform to boost transactions. Groupon has just launched Groupon Reserve, giving customers a discount without pre-payment or vouchers while allowing local businesses to drive traffic.
Groupon Reserve, which is currently available in 10 cities, allows customers to book tables at selected restaurants at discount of up to 40%. With Groupon Reserve, Groupon is expanding beyond one-time deals to constant offerings. Groupon Reserve will expand into other categories, such as spas and hotels. By the end of 2013, Groupon Reserve is expected to expand into more cities in the United States and in certain international markets.
The edge
By acquiring Savored.com, a restaurant-reservation portal, in September 2012, Groupon gained an edge with Savored.com's proprietary technology to search restaurant availability and identify the highest possible discount. Groupon Reserve's capabilities are further strengthened with Groupon's payment processing abilities and point-of-sale solutions.
Groupon Reserve is initially aiming for upscale offers and exclusive experiences to meet the growing demand from consumers. Higher margin restaurants are able to provide larger discounts, so the restaurants are not operating at a loss. Furthermore, Groupon Reserve provides these restaurants with a yield-management solution to bring customers at the times they need them the most. By building a long-term, win-win relationship with vendors, Groupon gains an edge in the long term and can continue to shed its cost to find deals and acquire new customers.
Challenges and competitions
Groupon is struggling in its daily deal services. Groupon's daily-deal business model is not working out well, especially in the mature markets. Net deal revenue per subscriber in North America has declined steadily from an estimated $22.40 in 209 to around $14.20 in 2012. Groupon Reserve could help boost the revenue growth and achieve a more sustainable, growing revenue model. However, another major direct competitor, OpenTable (NASDAQ: OPEN), has been taking a step further. OpenTable, a leading provider of online restaurant reservations, has acquired JustChalo, a mobile technology company, in early June. OpenTable is leveraging JustChalo's mobile expertise to enhance the mobile experience for diners as the diners continue to shift toward mobile devices for booking. With the growing mobile trend, Groupon is also planning to step up on this end and is aiming to boost its mobile offerings.
OpenTable is also expanding its alliances. Yelp (NYSE: YELP), a leading restaurant review website, has integrated OpenTable's online reservation system directly into its platform. Yelp is also offering home-delivery services through partnerships. Yelp allows its customers to take the next step to complete the transaction. It continues to focus on connecting local businesses with consumers. Yelp is now offering a one-stop shop by integrating review, reservation, and order, as well as the check-out process. Yelp's partnership with OpenTable also expands its mobile reservation capabilities, allowing Yelp to participate the increasing mobile trend.
Financially, among Groupon, Yelp, and OpenTable, OpenTable has the most solid fundamentals and is expected to generate an EPS of $1.93 with a sales growth rate of 16.20% for 2013. Groupon's sales number is also expected to increase by 9.2% by 2013. Lastly, although Yelp is operating at a loss this year, it is expected to turn a profit by 2014. Yelp's revenue is expected to grow by 59.60% for 2013 and 43% for 2014.
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Groupon has been a successful turnaround story since the beginning of 2013 as the company is turning into more than a daily deals company, a change cheered by investors. By launching Groupon Reserve, Groupon strengthens its ties with local businesses and can further leverage its platform and traffic to boost revenue. Although the competition between Groupon and the OpenTable/Yelp alliance will pick up, all three companies are expected to ride the growing mobile trend and will continue to benefit from social and local themes.
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How Not To Tell A Story
The art of storytelling is dead. Long gone are the days of sitting in a circle, perhaps around a warm campfire, and listening to tales passed down from generation to generation. Now-a-days it seemingly takes a professional to attempt to string together sentences in such a way that entertains, rather than annoys, frustrates or evokes swift and justified violence against the speaker. Now, I don't claim to be an expert on storytelling, and am certainly not above scrutiny. However, as I listened in to a slew of random conversations around campus, I came up with four pieces of advice that I feel anyone who plans to open their mouths at some point in the future must heed, lest fire rain down uponeth their souls.
1. Some stories are so amazing they must be told. Most aren't.
Sometimes in life, something so amazingly unexpected happens. Stars align, and the universe twists coincidences to create a worthy narrative. But while this does happen, it is not as frequent as commonly thought. Most true stories are predictable and boring, and should not be told. So you cooked a lasagne whilst watching The Price is Right reruns? Woopdi-doo.
Similarly, avoid dream retellings at all cost. It is guaranteed that nobody listening will want to hear about the time you dreamt you were in a boy band with Mozart and the Queen. It might mean something very important to you. But it's just you.
2. "And then I was like…" does not equate to "I said…"
You've all heard it.
"So he was like, you know?'
"I know, right?"
"And I was like, omg".
This second problem is common in the age demographic of 10-30 year olds, and runs rampant in recaps friends give friends of conversations they have had with others. I'm not going to lie; I've found myself under its control at times. I understand that repetition of the words 'so he said' and 'so I said' can become irritating, but that does not excuse the fact that if someone says something, they say it. They do not resemble it.
3. Never misuse the word 'literally'
This is not literally the worst thing someone can do, but it's up there. In my imagination, a group of philosophers and wordsmiths came together at some point in the distant past to have an important meeting about the growing problem of exaggeration in speech.
"Oh no!" an unnamed member of the council proclaimed, 'everyone is using too many superlatives when what they are describing is clearly not as remarkable as they make it seem. What shall we do?"
After much deliberation, this council decided to create a new word. A virgin word, indestructible by its very definition. "Literally". The rule was simple; use only when you mean the very words you say. If something literally scares you to death, then you should be dead. If you're heart has literally exploded with happiness, good luck with life insurance. I can't imagine what the elders of the word council would say when they heard that the word they had created to solve the problem of exaggeration was inversely encouraging it! They are literally rolling in their graves.
4. Once you're done. Shut up.
So you've told your story. You've set it up, introduced the complication and then BAM. You punchlined the crap out of you're audience. They are laughing so hard they look like they just can't get enough. They have. The worst thing you can do at this point is keep talking.
Imagine you're telling some friends the story of the time that you told a teacher he reminded you of watermelon.
"And then I said, Hey teach, you remind me of a watermelon", you say, and laughing ensues from the friends you are telling. This is the end of the story. If you continue with such lines as 'and then I laughed' or ' and then he walked off and I sat down and ate a vegemite sandwich for 15 minutes until the bell rang and then I went to geography', you've ruined the whole story, and everyone hates you.
Hopefully this advice helps some offenders of the above crimes, but I can't say I'm hopeful. Perhaps it's time to jump ship completely and become a mime.


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A Sterling, Illinois, boy remained in critical condition in a Chicago hospital Sunday, after being buried alive in a sand dune in Indiana on Friday.
Six-year-old Nathan Woessner was playing on the beach when he fell into a sink hole and became trapped.
It took emergency crews about three hours to pull the boy free from where he had been trapped under more than eleven feet of sand.
Officials are calling his rescue "a miracle", and credit an air pocket in the sand with saving his life.
Nathan's grandfather says the boy was somewhat responsive on Sunday, but he can't talk and only has movement on the right side of his body.
His grandfather is the senior pastor at the First Baptist Church in Galva, where community members held a prayer vigil for the boy on Sunday.
About a hundred people turned out to pray and sing for Nathan's full recovery, and send him and his family their support.
A prayer vigil was also held today at the Rock River Christian Center in Rock Falls, where Nathan and his family attend church regularly.
Members of the church and community say they were in disbelief when they heard the news about the young boy's terrifying ordeal.
Some we spoke with say they're just happy he is alive:
"Everyone feels that this is a huge miracle, that God has really saved him when it could have been so much worse, the outcome," Joan Vickers, wife of the Rock River Christian Center pastor, said.
Sterling-Rock Falls community members say they're planning a benefit to help the Woessner family with medical expenses.
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If you drill a hole in the pipe ... you will certainly have a leakage ... maybe not at the begining ... but it will leak due to the pressure inside the pipe, the temperature variationsI see, that makes sense.
If you don't know what a megapascal is, which I guess is very likely, ask your mother.I'm getting a bit offended here. What is this "ask your mother/father" thing? Do I act in any way imposing that I am 5 year old?


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I had 2 packages of black cod, neither was big enough for the two of us and both was too much. I decided to make it all and figure out what to do with the leftovers. This made a great taco! I made my own corn tortillas, thickened the sauce and added avocado and my husband thought it was great. Very, very good.
I almost never give 4 forks, but this deserves it. I made it with fresh halibut, the coconut rice, mojo onions (from this site) and a mango and pineapple salsa and it was to die for.
This was delicious and I'll make it again. But NOT with black cod. I was so disappointed!Black cod is such a luscious, buttery (and expensive) fish in its own right; adding the coconut milk was too much of a good thing. The end result was unappealingly "greasy." I will definitely make the recipe again, but using a cheaper, drier fish - perhaps Atlantic cod even.
This was very good. My husband caught black cod in Alaska last summer and we have been trying different ways to cook it and this is a hit. I added crushed red pepper to the sauce because we like chile with lime and coconut.
A great recipe, I added quite a bit more lime juice than it called for, as well as a bit more garlic and lime zest. Very flavorful. Will make again.
Very easy and quick to make, but rather bland as recipe is written. I imagine that this recipe is a good starting point, but needs re-working.
Nice dish, not spectacular, but good and very easy. To be fair, I changed some ingredients. I don't care for leeks and just used green onions, and I used tilapia. Still, it was tasty, quick, easy, and my family cleaned their plates!
I have been doing this new house favorite a few times now and we love it!!! I was surprised by the small amount of sauce to pour on the fish the first time, but don't worryù; the fish will make some juices while cooking that will mix with the sauce and give this very tasty and flavorful dish. I serve this with jasmine rice. A keeper!!!
I thought this was easy and delicious. I used regular cod and light coconut milk. Otherwise I followed the recipe exactly and wouldn't change anything.