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Perhaps, however your chances increase if you also put some overly priced (but rapidly aging) piece of existing hardware in it. But seriously now, regarding this project, it does look really nice.

“It dawned on me in 1986 that a lot of people were moving away [from Washington] and going to college [elsewhere], and that a lot of the stories that I remembered from 1981, when I moved there from Los Angeles, might sort of disappear,” Connolly said.

“I know a woman who refuses to mother, refuses to do the most important thing, and therefore becomes the least important woman,” Heti’s narrator writes. “Yet the mothers aren’t important either. None of us are important.”

Moleskine, the famous Italian notebook company, has seen revenue increase from its paper products about 87 percent since 2011, according to financial filings released by the company. Its notebooks brought in about $133 million in 2015.

Some readers may feel they want to look away, too. And if experience is any guide, some are going to demand to know why we are asking them to look at all.

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On Thursday, October 18, PBA Galleries will sell Modern Literature & Poetry with Books in All Fields, in 558 lots. Among the expected top lots are the Black Sun Press edition of Hart Crane’s The Bridge ($30,000-50,000); a first issue of Stephen Crane’s The Red Badge of Courage, with the dust jacket ($15,000-25,000); and a set of unbound sheets of Lovecraft’s The Shunned House ($7,000-10,000).

G: “I predict one in five current grow operations will still exist in 5 years?” More like one in a thousand. And many of those will be the equivalent of moonshiners, with its accompanying lawlessness and occasional violence as a chosen lifestyle.

For a bit of spunk in your Nintendo discussions, look no further than BeatEmUps. The ever-engaging and animated YouTuber posts new videos about every two or three days. Oftentimes, he is sharing his opinions or viewpoints on new developments within the industry. He even creates zany offshoot videos like competing with his girlfriend in drawing Nintendo characters from memory. Between his charisma and his immersion in the video games world, BeatEmUps is easily one of the most engaging YouTubers to watch. Be sure to check out his page for the best insight on the topics of the day, coupled with a splash of humor.

Wimpfheimer added, “The Talmud opens up a millennia-long conversation. It opens itself up to commentary, further commentary, discussion. Even today, people study in pairs, there’s discussion and debate with a partner rather than reading and absorbing. It’s part of why the Talmud continues to appeal.”

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In the end of the video segment on Martha’s website, Ina says that "a Japanese businessman" once appeared and offered to make her dreams come true. He would pay to spread Barefoot Contessa stores across the country, making it a national brand. She realized, she says, that this  dream she’d long nurtured was in fact not her dream at all, and she really just wanted to build a house and garden and make cookbooks. She said no. Ina says no all the time, still. "Somebody asked me to license their fertilizer," Ina told me, and laughed. "Like, you want me to license your shit? Like, what? Why would I do that?"