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Doors slam, floorboards creak, voices call into the dead of night. Venture into the shadows of history to see the house where seven family members died and hear true tales of inexplicable occurrences from the people who actually experienced them.

I preferred Food of the Gods (the book, not the vanity plate) myself, with apologies for going off topic.

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What’s also great about the ONIVA Fusion by Picnic Time is that you can toss in another $30 or so and get a 5.5-foot attaching umbrella, and if you want to ditch the cooler for a day, it’s easily removed and reattached.

Though at $400 the chair is more than I like to invest in a chair, I’ve come to understand the value of spending a little bit more on an item that will provide everyday comfort for years to come.

Also, Elon/Tesla’s message favors a pro-“green” agenda. So between threatening Big Oil and being perceived as promoting the “green” cause, that gives a strong motive for far-right think tanks to generate a lot of anti-Tesla FUD as part of their anti-“green” propaganda.

Featuring a geometric print and cast iron legs, the Linde sofa has a chic yet relaxed, midmod Italian profile. The sofa is part of a collaborative collection with luxury lifestyle brand SUNO. Courtesy of Anthropologie

In this installment of the Whisky Smackdown series, you’ll explore the worlds of American bourbon and Scotch whisky. Get into the delicious details of place, ingredient, and technique as you taste whiskies that range from smokey and full to sweet and soft. See which country reigns supreme on your palate. What you can expect: 2 welcome cocktails. 3 tasting pours of American bourbon. 3 tasting pours of Scotch whisky. Palate-cleansing bread and cheese. 2 hours of instruction with an Astor Center instructor, including Q&A time. A complimentary cigar from Soho Cigar Bar. What you will learn: The distinct flavor profiles of American bourbon and Scotch whisky. Distillation methods and aging techniques of American bourbon and Scotch whisky. How to taste and describe whisky. How to navigate whisky selections with confidence. Level: Beginner – Beyond Basics Style: Guided Whisky Tasting Food Served: Bread & Cheese Good for: Spirits Enthusiasts, Spirits Curious, Fun with Friends

The Universe may or may not have had a Pre-Universe. Stars eventually formed and turned on. Planets and moons followed. Everything in motion, constantly changing, as in a dance of the fireflies. At some point, Ben Knox Miller and Jeff Prystowsky were born to the human family, grew up to love music, and as atomic randomness dictates, found each other turning two on the baseball diamond. They started a band in 2006 called The Low Anthem, and over ten years of making music together, have developed a distinctive sound, and grown a beautiful friendship. Sounds and silences co-exist. Sounds of nature, extrahuman, fill the silences on the ballfield. What sounds can guitars and basses make into this great creative void? Thus began the journey of acoustics, friendship, song, and their meanings. Providence, RI was the meeting place. They found an apartment together on East St., bought a microphone, and got to work. What came out they called What The Crow Brings. It was their first record. "I remember hanging a microphone outside a third floor window, and the cable dangling over a clothesline on the second floor," mused Jeff. "We got the take, though," said Ben. That winter, while ma… (read more)

I don’t need to research them, I’ve already owned S and M cars. They are the same model like Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86 are the same model, with different build sheets. And like Lexus and Toyota used to have overlap models with different build sheets and different badges but were the same under the skin.

Herman Miller’s Aeron may not be quite the no-brainer choice it once was for anyone looking for a high-end office chair, but it’s still hard to go wrong with one if the price isn’t a deal-breaker.