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Treat yourself to a nice pint and a bowl of Goulash at the [Dog and Gun](https://www.greeneking-pubs.co.uk/pubs/cumbria/dog-gun/goulash/)

Get a large bowl, you've deserve itAs to your edit... actually I feel it shows her hypocrisy. She only cared about HER lore but was perfectly willing to retcon the entire rest of the franchise and fully admitted to never bothering to have read thing else done by other authors.  What it comes off as she expected everyone else to conform to her stories but didn't feel she had to reciprocate.

Her only true good book was her first one Republic Commando.

 Look at &gt;!Etain Tur-Mukan, Mara Jade Skywalker, Luke Skywalker, or Jacen Solo. They're all idiots in her books and for 2 it literally lead to their deaths... for Mara it completely undid everything her character journey up to that point was about too. She had absolutely no respect for the lore regarding Mara Jade. Timothy Zahn spent nearly 2 decades plotting Mara's journey and in one book she completely undermined all of it. She didn't even call him to make sure she did Mara Jade justice, when authors like James Luciano did call her to make sure he got her clones right. Authors absolutely shouldn't be killing off other authors characters, especially without letting them know and getting their input. Karen would have blown a gasket if Kal Skirata was killed off by some random author midway through writing her next Republic Commando book without telling her!&lt;.

Also if you read her website... she states money was also a big factor in her quoting though obviously she was upset Lucas didn't follow her lore after she disregarded basically every other authors lore was more karma imho.Pre-season Reunion, aka "Prekend" by RoyCast published on 2021-09-29T14:43:11Z In a freewheeling reunion special, the Fly Guys return from a nearly two-year hiatus to take stock of Succession's critical and awards success, online fandom, a recent New Yorker profile of Jesse Armstrong, new additions to the ensemble cast, indulge in reckless speculation about the upcoming season, and answer some mailbag questions. Genre Entertainmentnoun Plural form of popsicle.
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Finally, the swirly shape of these popsicles is very appealing on its own.
I don't know if selling popsicles is for me, but I sure like the idea of starting small and inexpensive and growing at a steady rate until I can actually buy my houses for each season of the year!
The authorities in the southwestern province of Guizhou found that the products, said to include "popsicles," contained levels of the industrial chemical that were above allowable limits, the China Daily newspaper said.
DeLuxe produces three to four times more ice cream and novelties - "stick items" such as popsicles and fudgesicles - now compared with winter months, Coffey said.How many times have you gone for a walk outdoors away from the noise of distant cars and lawnmowers? I can go to the same place over and over and still be amazed at the scenery and peace I find. "In Every Walk With Nature One Receives Far More Than He Seeks" -- John Muir. I've used other quotes by the famous naturalist, John Muir. He sure had a way with words when describing the outdoors. When I can, I like to spread his words of wisdom.
When possible, I like to give some attention to photographing Osprey. It's fun to watch them nosedive, up to two feet, underwater to catch a fish it saw from 50 to 100 feet above. Although my opportunities to photograph that feat has escaped me, I don't mind shooting the occasional flyby.
This Osprey paused for a moment on an empty nest.
It was a warm, muggy evening when I found this whitetail doe foraging through the dense brush with a small four-point buck. The buck was a little more skittish than she. He disappeared into the thickness long before she did.
Sometimes, when I head into the woods, lakes, or streams in search of wildlife, I have in mind what I'm focusing on that day. If I don't have a plan, I'll just pick a habitat that suits my target and hope to see something. I've never said, "I'm going out to look for a Pileated Woodpecker". Their habitat is any large section of mature forest. When you do get to see one, it is usually by accident and by surprise. Sometimes, you hear the echo of them chiseling out sections of trees looking for grubs. Other times, you hear the maniac call as they swoop by. I was lucky to find this male Pileated Woodpecker exploring a fallen oak in search of food.
The way to tell a male from a female Pileated is by the red "mustache". Males have one; females don't. Also, the male's red crest extends from the back of the head to its beak. The females red crest gives way to a gray, brown forehead.
Going from one of the largest, woodland birds to the smallest. The Ruby-throated Hummingbird loves the sweet nectar of the red Bee Balm flower. The lighting has to be just right to see the glow of the ruby-red neck of the male.
Hummingbirds don't live on nectar and sugar water. Their diets also consists of small insects and spiders. It is fun to try to catch a hummer in action but there is something special about watching it land somewhere to rest. This one actually left its perch and returned many times as it chased small insects that flew by.
I suppose its belly was full as it began to preen its feathers and fluff up.
Two adults and five juveniles. That's how many Eastern Bluebirds I walked up upon one evening. I watched from a distance. It appeared as though the adults were teaching the young how to hunt for insects. It was comical to watch them leave their perch to snag an unwilling insect out of the air. The baby bluebirds performed flips and circles until either catching their target or letting it get away. This juvenile Eastern Bluebird waits anxiously for another unsuspecting victim to fly by.
One youngster lands near dad as if to get pointers on catching its next moth.
The White-eyed Vireo can be difficult to spot as it jumps through dense bushes and leaves in search of insects. This one was so deep in the shadows the pale whiteness of its eyes appear dark.
The Red-bellied Woodpecker is one of the most common woodpeckers I see in the woods. They can stick their sticky, barbed tongue out nearly two inches past the end of their beak. The male's tongue is longer and wider-tipped than the females. Perhaps, this is to expand their territory and maximize where they search for available food.
Sometimes, I see White-tailed Deer eating the greenery growing in the shallow, swampy coves of Lake Arthur. She kept looking over her shoulder as if there were more deer but no more came out. Could there possibly have been a fawn or two inside the nearby woods line?
On June 17th, I entered a blog post entitled "In Search Of... New Life On The Water", which contained photos of a portion of a Wood Duck family. I've seen the family since then in the same area but didn't get any new photos until the one below. It looks like one of the ducklings, which all look alike when they are small, is developing characteristics such as red eyes, and white chin and throat markings, identifying it as a male.
So there you go. You don't always need a reason or a purpose to get out and enjoy nature. That attitude will never bring disappointment. As a matter of fact, it will most likely bring a sense of excitement because of what you have seen.
The 15 Wildest Looks From Brooklyn’s AfroPunk Fest
While somewhere in America, Miley Cyrus was angering the FCC and the Parents’ Television Council, an estimated 30,000 people turned out for the 8th annual AfroPunk Fest.
The two-day festival, organized by Jocelyn Cooper, is touted around the blogosphere and the streets as “the other Black experience”. Festivalgoers who arrived to Brooklyn, New York City’s Commodore Barry Park celebrated a wide range of audio sounds from punk (see: A Band Called Death) to Hip-Hop to indie rock to reggae, and more. Along with the obligatory food spots and