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Led Astray and The Sphinx Two Novellas In One Volume
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Copyright, 1891
By STREET &SMITH
GEORGE L--to PAUL B., PARIS.
It's nine o'clock in the evening, my dear friend, and you have just arrived from Germany. They hand you my letter, the post-mark of which informs you at once that I am absent from Paris. You indulge in a gesture of annoyance, and call me a vagabond. Nevertheless, you settle down in your best arm-chair, you open my letter, and you hear that I have been for the past five days domesticated in a flour-mill in Lower Normandy. In a flour-mill! What the duse can he be doing in a mill? A wrinkle appears on your forehead, your eyebrows are drawn together; you lay down my letter for a moment; you attempt to penetrate this mystery by the unaided power of your imagination. Suddenly a playful expression beams upon your countenance; your mouth expresses the irony of a wise man tempered by the indulgence of a friend; you have caught a glimpse, through an opera-comique cloud, of a miller's pretty wife with powdered hair, a waist all trimmed with gay ribbons, a light and short skirt, and stockings with gilded clocks; in short, one of those fair young millers' wives whose heart goes pit-a-pat with hautboy accompaniment. But the graces who are ever sporting in your mind sometimes lead it astray; my fair miller is as much like the creature of your imagination as I am like a youthful Colin; her head is adorned with a towering cotton night-cap to which the thickest possible coating of flour fails to restore its primitive color; she wears a coarse woolen petticoat which would abrade the hide of an elephant; in short, it frequently happens to me to confound the miller's wife with the miller himself, after which it is sufficient to add that I am not the least curious to know whether or not her heart goes pit-a-pat. The truth is, that, not knowing how to kill time in your absence, and having no reason to expect you to return before another month; (it's your own fault!), I solicited a mission. The council-general of the department of --had lately, and quite opportunely, expressed officially the wish that a certain ruined abbey, called Rozel Abbey, should be classed among historical monuments. I have been commissioned to investigate closely the candidate's titles. I hastened with all possible speed to the chief town of this artistic department, where I effected my entrance with the important gravity of a man who holds within his hands the life or the death of a monument dear to the country. I made some inquiries at the hotel; great was my mortification when I discovered that no one seemed to suspect that such a thing as Rozel Abbey existed within a circuit of a hundred leagues. I called at the prefecture while still laboring under the effect of this disappointment; the prefect, Valton, whom you know very well, received me with his usual affability; but to the questions I addressed him on the subject of the condition of the ruins which the council seemed so desirous of preserving for the admiration of its constituents, he replied with an absent smile, that his wife, who had visited these ruins on the occasion of an excursion into the country, while she was sojourning on the sea shore, could tell me a great deal more about the ruins than he possibly could himself.
He invited me to dinner, and in the evening, Madame Valton, after the usual struggles of expiring modesty, showed me, in her album, some views of the famous ruins sketched with considerable taste. She became mildly excited while speaking to me of these venerable remains, situated, if she is to be believed, in the midst of an enchanting site, and, above all, particularly well suited for picnics and country excursions. A beseeching and corrupting look terminated her harangue. It seems evident to me that this worthy lady is the only person in the department who takes any real interest in that poor old abbey, and that the conscript fathers of the general council have passed their resolution authorizing an investigation out of pure gallantry. It is impossible for me, however, not to concur in their opinion; the abbey has beautiful eyes; she deserves to be classed-she shall be classed.
My decision was therefore settled, from that moment, but it was still necessary to write it down and back it with some documentary evidence. Unfortunately, the local archives and libraries do not abound in traditions relative to my subject; after two days of conscientious rummaging, I had collected but a few rare and insignificant documents, which may be summed up in these two lines; "Rozel Abbey, in Rozel township, was inhabited from time immemorial by monks, who left it when it fell in ruins."
That is why I resolved to go, without further delay, and ask their secret of these mysterious ruins, and to multiply, if need be, the artifices of my pencil, to make up for the compulsory conciseness of my pen. I left on Wednesday morning for the town of Vitry, which is only two or three leagues distant from the abbey. A Norman coach, complemented with a Norman coachman, jogged me about all day, like an indolent monarch, along the Norman hedges. When night came, I had traveled twelve miles and my coachman had taken twelve meals.
The country is fine, though of a character somewhat uniformly rustic. Under everlasting groves is displayed an opulent and monotonous verdure, in the thickness of which contented-looking oxen ruminate. I can understand my coachman's twelve meals; the idea of eating must occur frequently and almost exclusively to the imagination of any man who spends his life in the midst of this rich nature, the very grass of which gives an appetite.
Toward evening, however, the aspect of the landscape changed; we entered a rolling prairie, quite low, marshy, bare as a Russian steppe, and extending on both sides of the road; the sound of the wheels on the causeway assumed a hollow and vibrating sonority; dark-colored reeds and tall, unhealthy-looking grass covered, as far as the eye could reach, the blackish surface of the marsh. I noticed in the distance, through the deepening twilight, and behind a cloud of rain, two or three horsemen running at full speed, and as if demented, through these boundless spaces; they disappeared at intervals in the depressions of the meadows, and suddenly came to sight again, still galloping with the same frenzy. I could not imagine toward what imaginary goal these equestrian phantoms were thus madly rushing. I took good care not to inquire; mystery is a sweet and sacred thing.
The next morning, I started for the abbey, taking with me in my cabriolet a tall young peasant who had yellow hair, like Ceres. He was a farm-boy who had lived since his birth within a rod of my monument; he had heard me in the morning asking for information in the court-yard of the inn, and had obligingly volunteered to show me the way to the ruins, which were the first thing he had seen on coming into the world. I had no need whatever of a guide; I accepted, nevertheless, the fellow's offer, his officious chattering seeming to promise a well-sustained conversation, in the course of which I hoped to detect some interesting legend; but as soon as he had taken his seat by my side, the rascal became dumb; my questions seemed even, I know not why, to inspire him with a deep mistrust, almost akin to anger. I had to deal with the genius of the ruins, the faithful guardian of their treasures. On the other hand, I had the gratification of taking him home in my carriage; it was apparently all he wished, and he had every reason to be satisfied with my accommodating spirit.
After landing this agreeable companion at his own door, it became necessary for me to alight also; a rocky path, or rather a rude flight of stone steps, winding down the side of a steep declivity, led me to the bottom of a narrow valley which spreads and stretches between a double chain of high wooded hills. A small river flows lazily through it under the shade of alder-bushes, dividing two strips of meadows as fine and velvety as the lawns of a park; it is crossed over by an old bridge with a single arch, which reflects in the placid water the outlines of its graceful ogive. On the right, the hills stand close together in the form of a circus, and seemed to join their verdure-clad curves; on the left, they spread out until they become merged in the deep and somber masses of a vast forest. The valley is thus closed on all sides, and offers a picture of which the calm, the freshness, and the isolation penetrate the soul.
The ruins of the abbey stand with their back against the forest. What remains of the abbey proper is not a great deal. At the entrance of the court-yard, a monumental gateway; a wing of the building, dating from the twelfth century, in which dwell the family of the miller of whom I am the guest; the chapter-hall, remarkable for some elegant arches and a few remnants of mural painting; finally, two or three cells, one of which seems to have been used for the purposes of correction, if I may judge from the solidity of the door and the strength of the bolts. The rest has been torn down, and may be found in fragments among the cottages of the neighborhood. The church, which has almost the proportions of a cathedral, is finely preserved, and produces a marvelous effect. The portal and the apse have alone disappeared; the whole interior architecture, the copings, the tall columns, are intact and as if built yesterday. There, it seems, that an artist must have presided over the work of destruction; a masterly stroke of the pick-ax has opened at the two extremities of the church, where stood the portal and where stood the altar, two gigantic bays, so that, from the threshold of the edifice, the eye plunges into the forest beyond as through a deep triumphal arch. In this solitary spot the effect is unexpected and solemn. I was delighted with it. "Monsieur," I said to the miller, who, since my arrival, had been watching my every step from a distance with that fierce mistrust which is a peculiarity of this part of the country, "I have been requested to examine and to sketch these ruins. That work will require several days; could you not spare me a daily trip from the town to the abbey and back, by furnishing me with such accommodations as you can, for a week or two?"
The miller, a thorough Norman, examined me from head to foot without answering, like a man who knows that silence is of gold; he measured me, he gauged me, he weighed me, and finally, opening his flour-coated lips, he called his wife. The latter appeared at once upon the threshold of the chapter-hall, converted into a cow-pen, and I had to repeat my request to her. She examined me in her turn, but not at such great length as her husband, and, with the superior scent of her sex, her conclusion was, as I had the right to expect, that of the
Had I been a few years younger, I would have enjoyed keenly this poetic installation; but I am turning gray, friend Paul, or at least I fear so, though I try still to attribute to a mere effect of light the doubtful shades that dot my beard under the rays of the noon-day sun. Nevertheless, if my reverie has changed its object, it still lasts, and still has its charms for me. My poetic feeling has become modified and, I think, more elevated. The image of a woman is no longer the indispensable element of my dreams; my heart, peaceful now, and striving to become still more so, is gradually withdrawing from the field of my mind's labors. I cannot, I confess, find enough pleasure in the pure and dry meditations of the intellect; my imagination must speak first and set my brain in motion, for I was born romantic, and romantic I shall die; and all that can be asked of me, all I can obtain of myself, at an age when propriety already commands gravity, is to build romances without love.
Up to this time, ennui has spared me in my solitude. Shall I confess to you that I even experience in it a singular feeling of contentment? It seems as though I were a thousand leagues away from the things of the world, and that there is a sort of truce and respite in the miserable routine of my existence, at once so agitated and so commonplace. I relish my complete independence with the naive joy of a twelve-year-old Robinson Crusoe. I sketch when I feel like it; the rest of the time, I walk here and there at random, being careful only never to go beyond the bounds of the sacred valley. I sit down upon the parapet of the bridge, and I watch the running water; I go on voyages of discovery among the ruins; I dive into the underground vaults; I scale the shattered steps of the belfry, and being unable to come down again the same way, I remain astride a gargoyle, cutting a rather sorry figure, until the miller brings me a ladder. I wander at night through the forest, and I see deer running by in the moonlight. All these things have a soothing effect on my mind, and produce the effect of child's dream in middle age.
Your letter dated from Cologne, and which was forwarded to me here according to my instructions, has alone disturbed my beatitude. I console myself with some difficulty for having left Paris almost on the eve of your return. May Heaven confound your whims and your want of decision! All I can do now, is to hurry my work; but where shall I find the historical documents I still need? I am seriously anxious to save these ruins. There is here a rare landscape, a valuable picture, which it would be sheer vandalism to allow to perish.
And then, I admire the old monks! I wish to offer up to their departed shades this homage of my sympathy. Yes, had I lived some thousand years ago, I would certainly have sought among them the repose of the cloister while waiting for the peace of heaven. What existence could have suited me better? Free from the cares of this world, and assured of the other, free from any agitations of the heart or the mind, I would have placidly written simple legends which I would have been credulous enough to believe; I would have unraveled with intense curiosity some unknown manuscripts, and discovered with tears of joy the Iliad or the AEneid; I would have sketched imaginary cathedrals; I would have heated alembics-and perhaps have invented gunpowder; which is by no means the best thing I might have done.
Come! 'tis midnight; brother, we must sleep!
The forest which once formed part of the demesnes of the abbey, now belongs to a wealthy landed proprietor of the district, the Marquis de Malouet, a lineal descendant of Nimrod, whose chateau seems to be the social center of the district. There are almost daily at this season grand hunts in the forest; yesterday, the party ended with a supper on the grass, and afterward a ride home by torch-light. I felt very much disposed to strangle the honest miller, who gave me this morning, in vulgar language, this explanation of my midnight ballad.
There is the world, then, invading with all its pomp my beloved solitude. I curse it, Paul, with all the bitterness of my heart. I became indebted to it, last night, it is true, for a fantastic apparition that both charmed and delighted me; but I am also indebted to it to-day for a ridiculous adventure which I am the only one not to laugh at, for I was its unlucky hero.
I was but little disposed to work this morning; I went on sketching, however, until noon, but had to give it up then; my head was heavy, I felt dull and disagreeable, I had a vague presentiment of something fatal in the air. I returned for a moment to the mill to get rid of my traps; I quarreled, to her surprise and grief, with the miller's wife, on the subject of I know not what cruelly indigenous mess she had served me for breakfast; I scolded the good woman's two children because they were touching my pencils; finally, I administered a vigorous kick to the house-dog, accompanied with the celebrated formula: "Judge whether you had done anything to me!"
Rather dissatisfied with myself, as you may imagine, after these three mean little tricks, I directed my steps toward the forest, in order to hide as much as possible from the light of the day. I walked about for nearly an hour without being able to shake off the prophetic melancholy that oppressed me. Perceiving at last, on the edge of one of the avenues that traverse the forest, and under the dense shade of some beech-trees, a thick bed of moss, I stretched myself upon it, together with my remorse, and it was not long before I fell into a sound sleep. Mon Dieu! why was it not the sleep of death?
I have no idea how long I had been asleep, when I was suddenly awakened by a certain concussion of the soil in my immediate vicinity; I jumped abruptly to my feet, and I saw, within five steps of me, on the road, a young lady on horseback. My unexpected apparition had somewhat frightened the horse, who had shied with some violence. The fair equestrian, who had not yet noticed me, was talking to him and trying to quiet him. She appeared to be pretty, slender, elegant. I caught a rapid glimpse of blond hair, eyebrows of a darker shade, keen eyes, a bold expression of countenance, and a felt hat with blue feathers, set over one ear in rather too rakish a style. For the better understanding of what is about to follow, you should know that I was attired in a tourist's blouse stained with red ochre; besides, I must have had that haggard look and startled expression which impart to one rudely snatched from sleep a countenance at once comical and alarming. Add to all this, my hair in utter disorder, my beard strewn with dead leaves, and you will have no difficulty in understanding the terror that suddenly overpowered the young huntress at the first glance she cast upon me; she uttered a feeble cry, and wheeling her horse around, she fled at full gallop.
It was impossible for me to mistake the nature of the impression I had just produced; there was nothing flattering about it. However, I am thirty-five years of age, and the more or less kindly glance of a woman is no longer sufficient to disturb the serenity of my soul. I followed with a smiling look the flying Amazon. At the extremity of the avenue in which I had just failed to make her conquest, she turned abruptly to the left, to go and take a parallel road. I only had to cross the adjoining thicket to see her overtake a cavalcade composed of ten or twelve persons, who seemed to be waiting for her, and to whom she shouted from a distance, in a broken voice:
"Gentlemen! gentlemen! a wild man! there is a wild man in the forest!"
My interest being highly excited by this beginning, I settle myself comfortably behind a thick bush, with eye and ear equally attentive. They crowd around the lady; it is supposed at first that she is jesting, but her emotion is too serious to have been causeless. She saw, distinctly saw, not exactly a savage, perhaps, but a man in rags, whose tattered blouse seemed covered with blood, whose face, hands, and whole person were repulsively filthy, whose beard was frightful, and whose eyes half protruded from their sockets; in short, an individual, by the side of whom the most atrocious of Salvator Rosa's brigands would be as one of Watteau's shepherds. Never did a man's vanity enjoy such a treat! This charming person added that I had threatened her, and that I had jumped at her horse's bridle like the specter of the forest of Mans.[A]
The response to this marvelous story is a general and enthusiastic shout:
"Let us chase him! let us surround him! let us track him! hip, hip, hurrah!"-whereupon the whole cavalry force starts off at a gallop in the direction given by the amiable story teller.
I had, to all appearances, but to remain quietly ensconced in my hiding-place in order to completely foil the hunters who were going in search of me in the avenue where I had met the beautiful Amazon. Unfortunately, I had the unlucky idea, for greater safety, of making my way into the opposite thicket. As I was cautiously crossing the open space, a wild shout of joy informs me that I have been discovered; at the same time, I see the whole squadron wheeling about and coming down upon me like a torrent. There remained but one reasonable course for me to pursue; it was to stop, to affect the surprise of a quiet stroller disturbed in his walk, and to disconcert my assailants by an attitude at once simple and dignified; but, seized with a foolish shame which it is easier to conceive than to explain-convinced, moreover, that a vigorous effort would be sufficient to rid me of this importunate pursuit and to spare me the annoyance of an explanation-I commit the error-the ever deplorable error-of hurrying on faster, or rather, to be frank with you, of running away as fast as my legs would carry me. I cross the road like a hare, I penetrate into the thicket, greeted on my passage with a volley of joyous clamors. From that moment my fate was sealed; all honorable explanation became impossible for me; I had ostensibly accepted the struggle with its most extreme chances.
However, I still possessed a certain presence of mind, and while tearing furiously through the brambles, I soothed myself with comforting reflections. Once separated from my persecutors by the whole depth of a thicket inaccessible to cavalry, it would be an easy matter to gain a sufficient advance upon them to be able to laugh at their fruitless search. This last illusion vanished when, on reaching the limit of the covered space, I discovered that the cursed troop had divided into two squads, who were both waiting for me at the outlet. At the sight of me, a fresh storm of shouts and laughter broke forth, and the hunting-horns sounded in all directions. I became dizzy; I felt the forest whirling around me; I rushed into the first path that offered itself to me, and my flight assumed the character of a hopeless rout.
The implacable legion of hunters and huntresses did not fail to start on my heels with renewed ardor and stupid mirth. I still recognized at their head the lady with the waving blue plume, who distinguished herself by her peculiar animosity, and upon whom I invoked with all my heart the most serious accidents to which equestrianism may be subject. It was she who encouraged her odious accomplices, when I had succeeded for a moment in eluding the pursuit; she discovered me with infernal keen-sightedness, pointed me out with the tip of her whip, and broke into a barbarous laugh whenever she saw me resume my race through the bushes, blowing, panting, desperate, absurd. I ran thus during a space of time of which I am unable to form any estimate, accomplishing unprecedented feats of gymnastics, tearing through the thorny brambles, sinking into the miry spots, leaping over the ditches, bounding upon my feet with the elasticity of a panther, galloping to the devil, without reason, without object, and without any other hope but that of seeing the earth open beneath my feet.
At last, and surely by chance-for I had long since lost all topographical notions-I discovered the ruins just ahead of me; with a last effort, I cleared the open space that separates them from the forest; I ran through the church as if I had been excommunicated, and I arrived panting before the door of the mill. The miller and his wife were standing on the threshold, attracted, doubtless, by the noise of the cavalcade that was following close on my heels; they looked at me with an expression of stupor; I tried in vain to find a few words of explanation to cast to them as I ran by, and after incredible efforts of intelligence, I was only able to murmur in a silly tone: "If any one asks for me, say I am not in!" Then I cleared in three jumps the stairs leading to my cell, and I sank upon my bed in a state of complete prostration.


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hello! home again and so lovely to see you — sincerest apologies for being suddenly m.i.a. the past few days — an unscheduled and dramatically last-minute trip to new york city late last week, and it's been a whirlwind of romance and strawberry cocktails, long dinners and late nights, beautiful shops and sunrises over the water, early morning swims and menus filled with the most delicious things, like wild blossom salad with champagne vinaigrette . . . much to tell and many, lovely photographs — but first, a few moments to catch my breath . . .
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I can't wait to hear more… sounds like a fun trip !!
xo Laura
Welcome back. Gorgeous pics.
Love those photos- I'm not sure if I'm brave enough to try socks with heels… wish I was!
So glad you had such a wonderful time. ♥
Great blog – love it.
Really enjoyed this collection of photos.
Your trip sounds dreamy! Gorgeous pics too
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Sounds like you had a great time – love the pictures – thanks for sharing! LOVING the fall fashions this year!
never apologize for something that fabulous. sounds heavenly.
Welcome home, it sounds like quite a fantastic surprise of a trip. =)
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I'm so glad that you had a wonderful time in Manhattan, Roséline! I can only imagine how fun the Martha Stewart party must have been… and NYC? Always an amazing place to visit and explore—there is always something fun happening and something new to try out… mmm, did you make it to Café Lalo for a dessert?
I cannot wait to hear more about your adventures. Until then,
If I would've known you were here I would've tried to meet with you at least for a cup of coffee… next time… adding this post to my Friday links!
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You write so romantically! Your words are as beautiful as your images.I really enjoy your posts and I am going to aspire, that maybe one day, I'll write as beautifully as you ! Fiona
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A thousand miles of ATV trails to be linked this summer
An interconnected network of ATV trails like this one is expected to become a reality throughout New Hamphire's North Country this summer. (COURTESY)
In fact, Harry Brown, president of the North Country Off Highway Recreational Vehicle Coalition, said his group has set June 15 as the official opening date in Coleman State Park in Stewartstown, a major hub in the network.
New Hampshire's Bureau of Trails and 15 recreational-vehicle clubs in the northernmost section of the state have been part of the effort.
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Many will answer referencing the numerous emails (spam?) they receive on a daily basis with information "that's guaranteed to triple your money!" While that's a preposterous boast, I think the most important thing to do when starting a financial newsletter business is picking the theme of the newsletter.
Picking a niche topic versus building a general investment newsletter
The key in the investment newsletter business is positioning (see this for an explanation about your Unique Selling Proposition), just like in many other consumer-focused businesses. Success in branding, marketing and distributing your newsletter will be built upon your investment newsletter's theme. e-books, like newsletters, follow similar rules.
So, is it better to go niche with your newsletter (and publish the clean technology newsletter) or stay broad with a loosely-defined universe (like Joe's Top Stock Picks)?
I think there is a fine balance between being to tightly-defined (Chuck's Tech Stocks that Begin with the Letter 'A') and standing out from the rest of the pack.
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Go to Forbes Newsletter site. Forbes runs a whole business where they distribute and market other people's newsletters. Check out some of the leading titles. You've got
- personality newsletters — newsletters that are sold leveraging the reputation of an individual (e.g. Gary Shilling's Insight, Gilder Telecosm Forum)
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
10 Minute Hearty Vegetarian Breakfast using leftovers!
I am not a traditional breakfast girl at all; I usually eat leftovers or salads. In fact, I feel the best when I eat around 1 cup of beans with tons of veggies, lots of spices and heat and around 100 calories of fat... that's pretty much my thing...
..but The Boyfriend likes a more traditional breakfast. I usually make him eggs and toast. The other day, he mentioned that he wouldn't mind having chili incorporated into his breakfast ... so this morning I used around 1/2 cup of chili... warmed some corn tortillas, fried two eggs and topped them with salsa, raw onions and salsa. He loved it!
I had oatmeal and grapefruit, which is rare for me, but this morning, this is what I was craving. I added chia seeds, raisins, cinnamon, and soymilk... and had 1/2 of a grapfefruit
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Gioia Pizzeria
- Address:
2240 Polk Street
San Francisco, CA 94107Neighborhood:
Russian Hill
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Gioia Pizzeria
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.gioiapizzeria.com/
- Phone: 4153590971
- Hours of Operation:
T-Th 11:30am-10:00pm
Fri 11:30am - 11pm
Sa-Su 11:00am-3:00pm, for Brunch
5:30pm-11:00pm on Sat,
5:30pm - 10pm on Sun.
- Payment Options:
- Cuisine: Italian, Pizzeria
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
A word from Gioia Pizzeria
A neighborhood Italian restaurant in Russian Hill focusing on seasonal, organic ingredients and serving New York style pizza.Continued
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Gioia Pizzeria reviews from OpenTable diners
66 reviews since May 25, 2014
- Food4.4Service3.9
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelEnergetic
neighborhood gem (49)fit for foodies (33)good for groups (22)kid-friendly (20)great for lunch (16)great for brunch (13)notable wine list (8)hot spot (8)romantic (5)great for outdoor dining (3)vibrant bar scene (2)special occasion (2)scenic view (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- Awesome.Junebug1Dined on 9/5/2014Very cool restaurant with really good food and atmosphere. Loved the pizza with squash and the fig salad.Special Features:
- Solid.OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 9/3/2014Really nice pizza . . . light and airy crust, quality and right quantity on the toppings.Special Features:
- Service is terribleSfdinerDined on 8/15/2014Food and service are so misaligned. If the food wasn't so good and so close to my house I wouldn't go back for the service. The wait staff can't even fake a smile. And the space is so tight the staff are reaching across your face and trunk to remove plates. I might stick to take out.I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's our neighbor hood go-toPatrickWilliamVIPDined on 8/15/2014Not only our neighborhood go to, but a great place to take out-of-town friends. Cool, easy, convenient, beautiful and delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/7/2014good food and drink, but I miss the brussel sprouts and the pizza is mediocre.
- Super slow service, average pizzaPizza4usDined on 7/26/2014Made reservation for 8:45 and waited for about 30 minutes in a really crowded place. We finally sat and ordered 2 pizzas who took another 40 minutes. Pizza dough wasn't bad but the overall pizza experience wasn't up to the other reviews. Maybe on a less crowded day things are different.Special Features:
- Neighborhood Gem & Fun AtmosphereMelbellDined on 7/25/2014Gioia Pizzeria is a great, relaxing, casual dining spot for a date night or dinner with girlfriends. Menu changes frequently, and it is consistently full of delicious items! Dined with a vegetarian, and loved all of the plates and pizza we ordered. Great wine & beer list. Service can be hit or miss depending on how crowded the restaurant is, so order wisely or you may not get the chance to speak up before it's too late.Special Features:
- DeliciousndandreaDined on 7/18/2014Wonderful service and delicious food! Loved the summer melon and green goodness salads!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Early LunchBryanDined on 7/18/2014Gioia worked perfectly for lunch with an old friend. We split a pizza and a pasta - both were terrific. The view of a bustling Polk Street was entertaining. Service was good and I would definitely return.Special Features:
- great pizzamach2VIPDined on 7/15/2014We had a delicious pizza. The staff was very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Pizza!janers310Dined on 7/5/2014The pizza is delicious and one of my favorite that I've found in the city. The staff is welcoming and the restaurant has a nice ambiance.Special Features:
- Fantastic FoodomnivoreDined on 6/29/2014Usually, I go to this place because I love the thin crust pizza. This time our entire table actually ate something other than pizza and it blew me away. We had the pork chop, octopus, meatballs and pasta and every single dish was fantastic and dynamic. I am really impressed by the way gioia changes their menu seasonally, even the pizza is seasonal. In short, Gioia is so much more than a pizza place.Special Features:
- lisaVIPDined on 6/24/2014FOOD WAS FANTASTIC AND THEY WERE GREAT WITH OUR DAUGHTER WHO IS 15 MONTH OLD. GREAT PLACE TO GO WITH THE FAMILYSpecial Features:
- PASTA...PizzapgggDined on 6/22/2014This is our go-to neighborhood establishment. The pizza never disappoints (clever options with a collection of standards that meet the veggie or the meat-a-vore), salads are delicious (and change with the season) and the pasta, ALWAYS get the house made option. The pasta is perfectly prepared, just the right al dente with the most delicious and flavorful sauces (that never overwhelm the goodness of the pasta). The staff are friendly, knowledgable and give the right amount of attention for a friendly outing with friends or a quiet dinner for a couple. We really enjoy this place and each time we go, hoping to leave with pizza leftovers, it never happens.Special Features:
- Great group dinner placeOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 6/21/2014We went with 5 other friends and had a great experience. The food was great and easy to share so we could all try a variety of things. Our waiter was great. This was our second time dining here; our first trip was for brunch and it was also good on all fronts - food, service and ambience.Special Features:
- Good food, great serviceJMinSFVIPDined on 6/21/2014This was my 4th or 5th visit to Gioia. Apart from the fact that the food is a bit salty, it is, while not really exceptional, quite tasty. I'll be back again.Special Features:
- What happened?YCookDined on 6/4/2014Food was great. When it finally arrived. The tables to our left and right turned twice in the time we were there. Clearly, our server just flat-out forgot to get our order into the queue. (To his credit, he handled it graciously and comp'd us appropriately.) One pizza, two salads, three hours. Fortunately, I was with a best friend and not a bad date.Special Features:
- Food amazing, service not so much!DDinesDined on 6/1/2014I could bore you with all the detail, however...in a nutshell they (not sure if it was the kitchen or server) completely stuffed up our order. Food arrived at wrong times, orders were forgotten and they had 3 goes to get my order right (!). However (and its a big HOWEVER) once the food did arrive it was really delicious on all counts. The pasta, pizza and salads were all top notch, some of the best (or close to the best) I have had this year. Beautiful produce served just as it should be-simply. How could a carrot salad be so lovely? They did try to make amends by removing some charges from our bill and bringing a free desert which was very thoughtful. I do think we will go back, hopefully an all round great experience next time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 63 reviews are from the Gioia Pizzeria reviews archive.
- GreatVIPDined on 5/16/2014Excellent food and service. We highly recommend hands down.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Knocking it out of the parkFoodieBluesDined on 4/13/2014Rarely do we have a dining experience where every bite of every dish that crosses our lips excites the palate. Gioia claims this prize. We love this place for the food and the vibe, hip without pretense.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent salad and pizzaOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 4/13/2014Excellent salad and pizza and just an overall great time with friends sharing food!Special Features:
- GoodAmphroDined on 3/28/2014Great spot. There marinira is amazing. He nois level was really high.Special Features:
- Great food and great atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/19/2014My fiancé and I had walked by Gioia a number of times and heard several recommendations. We finally made it there on a Wednesday night around 7pm. If you plan to go much later than that I'd definitely make a reservation. There was a line out the door by 7:30. Had the Pizza Julian which was probably one of the best white pizzas I've ever had. Normally white pizzas leave me longing for sauce, but this one did not. The burrata appetizer was high quality burrata and perfectly cured prosciutto. The wine list was pretty extensive. I even recognized several wines I had while in Italy a couple summers ago. Overall great experience and lovely atmosphere. Reminded me of my favorite pizzeria in Rome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/19/2014Their pasta dishes are truly excellent, even better then their pizza. Their is Wine over-priced. Overall, a highly recommended neighborhood spot. Nice interiors, but can get noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gioia is so goodNageVIPDined on 3/15/2014We love coming here, from the second you walk in the door you feel welcomed...the food is delicious and the service is excellent..we will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food, long waitdutchVIPDined on 3/8/2014We live in Berkeley and love Gioia's take-out pizzas, so decided to meet friends from the peninsula in SF at the restaurant there. Four of us all enjoyed what we ordered, but it took a very long time, 20 plus minutes for main course to arrive after our starters were cleared. away, and conversation was very difficult due to the din! Servers were friendly, pastas were done well, but one of our party wanted to add something to a pizza on the menu(and pay for it as an addition), and even though the ingredient was used on another kind of pizza there, he was told that the kitchen wouldn't put it on his pizza, that they don't like to change anything. This seemed arbitrary, since there are add-ons available.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easy eatingMarvinDined on 3/2/2014Great spot for an informal but unique dining experience. Food was different but very well presented and had great flavor. Would definitely go back as the menu was varied and offered choices for all tastes and restrictions.Special Features:
- Music playing was very loudOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 2/26/2014Music playing was very loud and grating, so much I was getting a headache while waiting for my friend. I asked for it to be lowered, but was ignored. Only 3 tables had customers, and I was seated next next to the other filled table. They asked for minor meal change and were turned down by the waiter. I could told the waiter I could not tolerate the music and had to leave. He said ok and I left without eating Note I did not eat here this, but had to place a star next to food to submit my comments
- Awesome pizzapolarbearVIPDined on 2/23/2014Great pizza! Ask about specials - few months ago they had figs and blue cheese - awesome! Pretty good beer selection on tap. Make reservations - they fill up quickly!I would recommend this to a friend.
- a fantastic addition @ russian hillLoriSFVIPDined on 1/31/2014i have been to this one several times and will still return. think it started 2-3 years ago. my memory is faulty nowadays. it just amazes me the casual food they serve is absolutely delicious!Special Features:
- Terrible serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 1/26/2014The hostess was sweet but when we walked in at 11am ( first ones in the restaurant) And with a reservation she was literally scratching her head as to where to seat us. That was just funny! But anyway we were the first ones and when our food finally arrived Bit by bit my husband still didn't have his dish and now most of the restaurant was Full with tables filled with food. Our waiter didn't even apologize - not a bit for obviously The ticket got lost. Anyway the place is cute and food tasty ( when or if you get it that is).Special Features:
- Never disappointsNageVIPDined on 1/25/2014We love everything about Gioia, the food, service and the atmosphereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gioia SFBrianDined on 1/22/2014One of our most favorite walk-up spots in Berkeley so when we heard about the SF location, we wondered how he could keep the direct and delicious flavor in a sit-down restaurant setting. He has. II thought it would be "fancier". Gioia retains the rustic nature of his wonderful flavors in the sit down style. Our potato-pancetta pizza was fantastic as was the caesar salad using chicory and fried anchovies!! Fabulous. Great fries too--our appetizer course!! BTW: Wednesday is burger night and this burger with chuck, brisket and short rib was so good that when the server described it, i asked if it could just be put on a cheese pizza. Alas, no, but we got it anyway and just split it up. Great group of people, great place. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok,Pizza was a lot differentIndustryVIPDined on 1/21/2014Ok,Pizza was a lot different than traditional Neapolitan, thicker and no real crumb in the dough, more like a de Mae crunchy bread...but still good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, easy brunchYuminSFDined on 1/18/2014We were able to come in when we wanted, and had a solid meal. It was a positive experience and I would definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointed!chickenandeggVIPDined on 12/28/2013In a nutshell: fresh ingredients in very capable and professional hands lead to excellent food. Some minor complaints: staff sometimes inattentive and the space if cold (temperature.)Special Features:
- Great pizza, waitress andOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 12/26/2013Great pizza, waitress and atmosphere . Wish the tables weren't squeezed so tight together. Overall great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the best pizza's in SFshams175Dined on 12/4/2013For me, pizza is about crust and sauce, everything else is extra. Gioia nails it every time. Their sauce, made from vine ripened San Marzano tomatoes is to die for! Get's me every time. The service is fantastic, always great wine pairing recommendations with a smile. Go here if you haven't, you'll love it.Special Features:
- Delicious healthy tasty good priceDeliciousDined on 11/29/2013Pizza crusts very thin very tasty with terrific texture. perfectly balanced fillings - don't forget extra garlic.. We get 3 small plates With a small pizza and share for two. homemade lemon juice not too sweet The food is delicious. Big flavors good textures, leaves you satisfied. chefs got it right: mix & flavor, quality = very good. heathy as well, We went to three restaurants in a row over thanksgiving 2013 this meal cost the least and their food was the best by far. What a treat . The small plates can satisfy 4 people if you order about 5 plus a pizza.and will leave you very content. You won't get that cheap cooking oil feeling blahs here . Really need to try their octopus and pasta I bet it will be a treat. Quality quality qualitySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must tryAverageJoDined on 11/29/2013Excellent food in a casual setting. Server was positive, energetic, and responsive Had lots is appetizers in addition to the pizza and pasta. It was all fresh and tasty Ordered the roasted veggies because they were so good-- and I'm not crazy about roasted veggies! The Julian pizza was my favorite. We were visiting SF, but will go back when I canSpecial Features:


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|Rolling with Ruby on Rails
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Response to: Error create entire directory structure
In my ...ruby\bin directory lack "rails.cmd". And then I tried with "gem uninstall rails" and "gem install rails" printed as:
Showing messages 1 through 3 of 3.
Error create entire directory structure
2005-10-13 11:35:28 Curt Hibbs | [View]
You're not getting Rails installed at all, its installing something called "rails_analyzer" instead. This is an issue with RubyGems (the Ruby package manager).
I'm not sure why this is happening to you and not to me, but I'm sure there is a way to force it to install the latest version of Rails (which is now 0.13.1 rather than 0.9.4).
Unfortunately I'm enroute to San Diego for the Ruby Conference so I can't be of much help at the moment. I'll post another response in the next day or so when I have a better answer for you.
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The fix for me was to install rails via the following (where 0.14.2 is the current version)
gem install Rails -b -v 0.14.2
Hope this helps.
Error create entire directory structure
2005-10-13 23:23:55 Curt Hibbs | [View]
The RubyGems peopl tell me this means that you have a very old very of RubyGems. You should be using the latest version of the One-Click Ruby Installer which is 182-15.


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The lost ball is back, and he needs your help to Go Home! At your disposal are a number of tools and tricks: tree logs, jumping springs and a touching hand. Utilize them all to help the ball home through 24 exciting levels in the forest.
Mouse to play
Place objects to help the ball Go Home
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Rated 5 / 5 stars August 26, 2010
Great game!
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 25, 2010
Nice game
like the music, the gameplay is sweet and the artwork of the levels are easy on the eyes. Wish you can put down more logs though. Other then that nice job.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars August 25, 2010
Great idea, really original and lovely graphics, however gameplay is flawed. Either gotta give more sticks to put down or slow the ball down, some levels are just impossible.
Others you get the ball to the end but it gets stuck on a little notch then you gotta restart the whole level.


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"I've also brought something from all our estates, which is for you personally," said the queen, wearing a lavender dress and a purple hat, as she handed Francis a wicker basket full of food at the end of a 17-minute private meeting in the Vatican.
The 18 items from Buckingham Palace, Windsor, Sandringham and Balmoral also included two types of honey, "Coronation Best Bitter," "Grandad's chutney" and "Sandringham handmade aromatherapy soaps". ...
R. K. Borill wrote:John Yurich USA from USA writes:R. K. Borill wrote:Sounds like a meal fit for the Antichrist to me.Except that the Anti-Christ has not appeared yet and thus the Pope is not the Anti-Christ.R. K. responds, Keep searching John. You still can't see yet.
Jim Lincoln, Then you confirm what I stated that the Anti-Christ has not appeared yet and will not appear until near the Second Coming of Christ.
John Calvin wrote:Some persons think us too severe and censorious when we call the Pontiff Antichrist, but those who are of this opinion do not consider that they bring the same charge of presumption against Paul himself after whom we speak and whose language we adopt. I shall briefly show that Paul's words in 2 Thessalonians 2 are not capable of any other interpretation than that which implies them to the Papacy.
R. K. responds,
Keep searching John. You still can't see yet.
R. K. Borill wrote:Sounds like a meal fit for the Antichrist to me.
Unfortunately, Cliff, His Unholiness doesn't accept the ideas that would save him and make him a Christian, What are the âfive solas,â and what do they mean? Roman Catholic Authority is the antithesis of the Five Solas.
Cliff Leckey wrote:Too bad she didn`t give him a copy of the AV accompanied by a good concordance on the book of Revelation supported by Foxes book of Martyrs. God save The Queen.
Actually some good information on the Romish Church, Secrets of the Vatican (video)[Rated M] and one I just ran across about the power of bishops, Abuse Documentary: The Shame of the Catholic Church | Retro Report | The New York Times (12.5 min YouTube).
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Adam burnt his lunch and the office smells terrible now.
But, just as he learned to keep a closer eye on his Trader Joe's Vegetable Masala Burger (featuring Authentic Indian Spices), I now know that the cover image of The Association of Utopian Hologram Swallowers 7" (featuring Joan of Arc, Owen, Make Believe, and Love of Everything) was made by putting a frozen pizza in the oven and letting it burn.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service provided funding to the FWC for status surveys of the southern hognose snake (Heterodon simus), Florida pine snake (Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus) and eastern diamond-back rattlesnake (Crotalus ada-manteus), all of which have been petitioned for federal listing as threatened. To determine the current distribution of these spe-cies and the short-tailed snake (Lampropeltis extenuata), reptile and amphibian researchers solicited sightings through online surveys and conducted system-atic road surveys. Two seasonal technicians, Steve Christman and Glenn Bartolotti, were hired to conduct most of the road sur-veys, and Jonathan Mays de-signed a database to record and summarize the snake survey re-sults.
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Cool Grey Air Jordan 11 Comparison
Better late than never, right? Sneaker Dave just dropped off his Cool Grey Air Jordan 11 comparison video. Most of you have your Cool Grey 11′s by now, but maybe you still don't know the differences between the 2001 and 2010 pair. Waste no time, and check out the video after the jump.
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personally i like the 2010s but that's just me
YO G-ROC (OR ANY OTHER TSGer)…I HEARD THAT THE BLUE TINT HELPS PREVENT YELLOWING, ANY TRUTH TO THAT??
LoL on the outtakes! I like the lower cut patent on the 2010′s! Fatter laces on the 2001′s would've been nice this time around. See ya in 2011 SneakerDave and keep the comparison vids coming!
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Was deff gonna compare my 2001s once i got my 2010s in i honestly like the cut of the older retros, the whole shape on the newer 11s is just off hopefully it isnt too bad with these
the 2001 cool greys & the 2010 cool greys both fail/fall in comparison to the air jordan silver anniversary 11s & the 2009 space jams
& i got the cool greys but i just fell into the hype of the season they just something new to wear now
but i know something thats killing all of them & ain't even out yet……
the air jordan retro 11 concords
it all begins again in december 2011……
They'll eventually yellow…. And blue+yellow = green ….. Let's wait a few years and see what happens…. I don think jb thought that through when they decided to blue tint soles
@ $matt…lol…right..
I didnt have the 01s but from the video I like the 10s betta. I have em n they are real good quality.
@RCH89 only time will tell, its too early for them to turn yellow.
I think they should have did a grey tint instead of the blue but I have no complaints.
does anybody know if the carbon fiber plate is actually carbon fiber? or is it just plastic?
Props for the vid.. i think the differences were major.
I was wondering the same thing as AU KID in that if the carbon fiber plate is actually carbon fiber on the 2010 cool greys.
gotta pair and cant take my eyes off.
I don't think the '10s are as comfy as the '01s….just my theory, but I'm satisfied wit my blue tint Cool Greys.
I really don't see what the hype is over the Concords…… But that's just me…
i havent got my CG 11s yet from chumps i mean champs… but im really excited…
i been hearing a lot of hate but also a lot of positve so i gotta wait till they come…
glad i passed.
went wit da preheats instead.
did i mention am glad i passed, lol.
^^^ and we are glad u passed UniteUs, which means less sneakerheadz to compete with..if you are a sneakerhead…
got both pair but I honestly like the shape of the 2010 CG 11 better than the 2001. 11s were always a little wider than most Jordans. That blue sole sets the shoe off nice…yellowing…most likely…but hey, just like it is every year…TODAY, they look NICE.
people were saying how the quality was crap but i skipped so I cant tell. are they anything like 01s? I might try to scoop em up for a decent price.
***Cosino, no doubt fam,,,feel da same way bout other releases, ha!
am fortunate i don't have trouble gettin my hands on wut i like.
hope every1 dat wanted a pair, scored em!
@flip, idk about the 01 version but I did get the 08 breds and the 09 space jams and the 10 cool greys are much more comfortable than both of those imo. If jb keeps improving the quality of the XIs I cant wait to see how the concords are gonna feel.
Great Vid SneakerDave, I compared both the 2001s and the 2010s as soon as I got home that day. They both look good in their own different ways but I gotta go with the 01s man they were my 1st XIs I ever doubled up on.
2001 cool grey 11′s waaaaaaay better too me the cut of the patent leather makes the shoe, and they failed wit the 2010 version as well as the cdp 11′s and 09 space jams….smdh how can u mess up the best shoe from the jordan line like that jb
I don't have the '01 CGs to compare but I do have the OG Space Jams and the quality on the CG '10 is on point. The laces are fat compared to the 08 Breds and 09 Space Jams. Maybe not as fat as the OG XIs but I close enough. Also, yes those are carbon fiber plates and are not fake. It is poor quality though but it's the real deal. Trust me, I know bc my bike has some carbon fiber parts on them.
of course they are carbon fiber wth haha, and i didnt get them i just didnt like them and i hated how hald of them people bought them just to resell them for the double price. people that really wanted them didnt really get them,,smh!
too early to yellow? nah i worn my maybe 4 times already and its yellowing already


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Like Mud himself, this film both fascinates and provokes, proving itself a very effective thriller that boasts qualities both literary and cinematic.
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But Alex - they don't share a cooldown. You could in theory use both. I know that right now other things have higher prio, but that doesn't mean it's always going to be that way.
I admit I don't know the ret mechanics that well, but I do know that blizzard wants to have it not be an easy choice whether or not to use aoe abilities all the time. They hated that aoe abilities were used in the single target rotation and don't want that. One way to avoid that is to make sure they don't generate HP/CP so that the overall rotation is basically weaker.
Though that would be an easy way to make this better overall - simply remove the shared CD. Still won't generate holy power, but at least you can generate holy power in other ways if you so choose. I'd still be worried about a rotation that would want to do both CS and DS for optimal DPS, but it'd likely be easy to tweak that.
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The Divine Storm fix is so easy it makes my brain hurt as to why blizzard doesn't do it. 3 easy steps:
1. Normalize Divine Storm with Fan of Knives - maybe this is what they are doing, but just tweak it so that when an equally geared ret and an equally geared assassin rogue hit DS/FoK, they do the same minimum, maximum, and average damage. Remove holy damage from it and make it just physical, so that it's normalized and you don't have to worry about inquisition and all that other crap just to make the damage viable.
2. Remove all cooldowns (except the gcd) on divine storm. (You might not like this, but it goes with #3). That means no shared cooldown, no cooldown on the storm.
3. Increase the mana cost of Divine Storm to 20% of base mana, or possibly even 30%.
The point of this would be to make it hit hard, be effective in any AoE situation, but you couldn't just spam it as you would run yourself OOM, and therefore would be forced to use mana regen from your judgement spell as well as divine plea if needed in your aoe "rotation." I like an AoE rotation of DS-Judgement of Righteousness-DS-DS-DS-Divine Plea-Judgement of Righteousness, something like that. AoE rotations are generally simple for most classes, and this would make it much more simple and much more effective.


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