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“He can’t be gone!” Kieren screamed, before collapsing in the snow. Although he didn’t want to accept what had happened to Romaric, there was no way for him to deny it was so. Even Garreth had confided in him while they were standing with their backs against the rocky cliff that he couldn’t see how Romaric could have possibly survived what happened. “It’s all my fault,” Garreth uttered, dejectedly, while looking at the ground. “No, it’s no one’s fault,” Quintain shot back quic
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Happy Birthday, Jo Ann! I hope you have a great day and may you enjoy many, many more!
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Thanks, everyone! I've always said this is a great community and this just goes to prove my point. I had a very nice day!
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Happy Birthday, Cia! I hope you have a great day and may you enjoy many, many more!
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Welcome, Andy. I'm sure you'll enjoy yourself here, because this is a great community!
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Happy Birthday, Caz!
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Happy Birthday, Carl! And may you enjoy many, many more!
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As Kieren and his protectors stood around pondering how they were going to solve their immediate need of finding shelter, it was Turquinine who quite ingeniously and unexpectedly found a solution to their dilemma. He got his inspiration as they were passing an area where a significant quantity of snow had cascaded down the slope and accumulated in a fairly sizeable pile. Since Turquinine came from a northern region of the kingdom where it frequently snowed during the winter months, he instantl
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I had some problems learning Windows 8.1 after upgrading from XP on my desktop, but I've now upgraded to Windows 10 and have had no problems so far. To me, it handles a lot like 8.1, so I'm glad I made the switch. The only problem I had was the install took 2 hours, but that may have had more today with my ISP provider. They seem to like to slow my computer down, so they can make more from the business types.
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Happy Birthday, Carl!
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As Madumda sat working in his private study, his advisor, a smallish man dressed in dark, flowing robes, cautiously entered the room. As he crossed over to where the Dark Lord was sitting, Madumda looked up from what he was working on. He then eyed his advisor momentarily before he spoke. “Have all of the patrols, scouts and spies been recalled?” he asked gruffly. “My Lord,” the timid, hunched over man responded, “all of the members of your army are either back with their units or
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Happy Birthday, MikeL! We know we can always count on you for a little humor.
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Happy Birthday, Bucket!
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Happy Birthday, Sammy! And may you enjoy many, many more! Alles Gute zum Geburtstag!
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As can be seen with the lingering mixed reactions to the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s, since some southerners are still hoping, and even attempting, to get that overturned, how can the LGBT community expect any better? You may be able to pass laws that would bring these southerners into the current century, yet many will still continue to kick, scream and try to find a way around it.
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Happy Birthday!
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Thanks for the feedback, Terry. Yes, we've been away from Kieren and his protectors for awhile, but with multiple groups to keep track of it was bound to happen. However, it is necessary to set up what else is going on and then tie them all together, so we can see how various events affect each of these groups. You will see each incident from multiple perspectives and learn how each occurrence impacts the overall outcome. We will be returning to Kieren and the others shortly and discover what they've been up to. I'm glad you are enjoying this story.
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Commander Massil, Captain Baith and the other senior officers that accompanied them were the last to show up for the briefing Beraut was holding. The upper echelon from the other military units had been in the wizard’s command tent for a couple of hours while they waited for the last group to arrive. They hadn't been merely sitting around though and had used the time to become familiar with one another, as well as discussing other important issues. They reviewed the chain of command and got t
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Lenny, wishing you the best and hoping you have a speedy recovery!
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Yes, global warming is to some extent a natural occurrence and we know it is caused by a build-up of CO2 in the atmosphere. Even if it is a natural occurring event, the fact that humans are adding an increased amount of CO2 is just speeding up and aggravating an already tenable situation and making things worse. Why is that so hard to understand and accept? Are you willing to risk the future of the planet by playing ostrich and burying your head in the sand?
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Let me just state a couple of things in response to Zombie. First, how long were explorers wandering through the jungles of South American and Africa, but yet throughout the 20th century aboriginal tribes were being discovered that had no previous exposure to civilization. How long have we been exploring the oceans, yet animal species of all types are still being discovered. Since the galaxy is so large and the universe infinite, are you telling me that you can't foresee how we might have missed discovering another intelligent species somewhere in the vast unknown?
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Personally, I believe it's the height of human arrogance to believe that Earth is the only planet the contains intelligent life. Of course, if we are, that would make us the most intelligent species in the Universe, so why wouldn't they want to cling to that idea? It's merely an extension of the same arrogance that leads some to believe that their race, gender, religion or whatever else is superior to all others. I think they have taken Shakespeare's quote too literally. Hamlet: Act 2, Scene 2: "What a piece of work is man! How noble in reason, how infinite in faculty! In form and moving how express and admirable! In action how like an angel! In apprehension how like a god! The beauty of the world! The paragon of animals!"
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Happy Birthday, James! And may you enjoy many, many more!
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Hi, Michael. Welcome to GA. We have a very welcoming and friendly community here, which you should enjoy. However, this post should go into the 'New Member Welcome-Introduce Yourself' section.
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It will be interesting to see what else they might be able to discover about it. Since it's sun is 1.5 billion years older than our sun, if the planet is inhabitable, is it far more developed than our own or did it miss the ingredient that sparks life? I can't wait to see what they learn.
