Chapter 13: Tony How did anyone sleep when you’d just broken the laws of the universe?
Or read the whole story:Revelations (37,446 words) by astolat
Chapters: 13/?
Fandom: The Avengers (2012), Thor (2011)
Rating: Explicit
Warning: Author Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Loki/Thor, Pepper Potts/Tony Stark
Characters: Steve Rogers, Tony Stark, Loki (Marvel), Thor (Marvel), Hulk, Clint Barton, Natasha Romanov
Summary:
When Thor fell, everything trembled. (WIP!)
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So. Tell me about dating. Especially dating in high school. How does that even happen?
What the hell do people do on dates? I mean, obviously it varies by preference, but how do the night's events get decided? Like, assuming you guys just met and don't know each other's likes and preferences yet. Is the event part of the invitation, like "Hey, you want to go bowling some time?" or is it a crapshoot, where they come to pick you up (or you meet somewhere) and one person's picked the events and the other just has to like it or lump it?
In general terms, what constitutes a "good" date to you? Like, I probably wouldn't like clubbing as a first date, at least, because it's too loud to talk (my preference will always be talking over just about anything else) and after all that effort to look good, I don't want to sweat myself out (and I WILL sweat myself out on the dance floor). And it drives me crazy when people want to go to the movies--and a movie I WANT to see, at that--and then want to fool around the entire time. Movies are too damn expensive to waste them that way! Like drinking, I can do that at home for FAR LESS money and effort.
There's actually two relationships I'm trying to construct here; one is that of (more or less) high school sweethearts who go on to get married after college and the other is a new relationship between two people who are relative strangers to each other and have sex first and THEN try to get to know each other.
Your dating experiences are gladly solicited.
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the second was about a widowed man and his 2 daughters (one was nicknamed bug or tadpole). they move after their mother dies so their father can work on the stainglass at a cathederal. An evil spirit gets released and the younger sister is pulled into a stain glass window. the older sister rescues her by making a glass locket with some of thier mothers ashes in
3rd was about 2 children, brother and sister, who are sent on a mission in the Australian outback and end up being chased by timeslipped transported convicts.
any help appreciated!
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Practice your blowgun skills safely in the office with this cool set. In order to master the blowgun, one must practice the blowgun. This kit has all you need for you and a friend to practice, compete, and master the weapon that is the blowgun. Target included! $19.99
The book follows the two men through their early political careers, with Madison being the more successful of the two, while Monroe reluctantly pursues a career in law. The author describes how Madison tackles the problem of unifying a collection of states that have competing interests and where there is mistrust, knowing that unity is a necessary element of continued security. His research and recounting of what took place at the constitutional convention, including the debates and contrasting positions of the states and their representatives. He takes us through the process of how the constitution was ratified in the states, especially in Virginia where Madison was strongly opposed by the eloquent Patrick Henry. DeRose, who is an attorney and a political consultant, shows us how the art of political spin was alive and well in the late 18th century and he displays a keen insight for the political strategies at work in the various campaigns of the time.
The book reaches a crescendo as it describes the first congressional election in 1789 between the book's two central subjects: Madison the Federalist and Monroe the Anti-Federalist. The author describes how both are men of strong character, how both display mutual respect for one another and for the process and how their arguments attack one another's position, but never each other. Initially the district looks very favorable to Monroe, but Madison rejects the idea of running in a district that is not his home. DeRose regales us with tales of the two men traveling together for local meetings and debates and how this experience strengthened their friendship. He also points out the strategy used by Madison to overcome his political disadvantages by meeting the arguments of his opponent (such as their fear of rampant taxation) and by showing an awareness of the various regional and religious interests.
The author then takes us through Madison's first term in congress and how his advocacy skills were able to bring about the Bill of Rights. He even points out the portions of the Bill that Madison was unsuccessful in convincing the nation to adopt and why that was probably a good thing. The book concludes in an epilogue that follows the two men to their ends in which considerable achievement and a valued friendship are both appreciated.
Portions of this book can be slow reading at times, particularly the minutiae of the arguments at the various conventions and political meetings. The author does a nice job of tying all of this up into a wonderful picture of the journey from the unorganized chaos at the end of the Revolutionary War into the formation of a nation with a strong constitution. Those looking for something of substance to read will find it in this book.
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- Now That's What I Call...:The Rembrandts-"I'll Be There For You"
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Rating: PG
Characters: Dean, Sam
Warnings: Language, Pink Floyd love
Spoilers: Incredibly vague for s7
Word count: 595
Summary: A peaceful moment on the road together.
The music's on loud...
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- Thu, 06:05: @nbrooks It needs a ghost piper. Only one in 5 states and he turns up for the battle. Unlife in the south has corrupted him, though. EG
- Thu, 06:07: @nbrooks would a chorus of Scots Wha Hae go amiss? Where can we work in bonfire booze + singing? By order of Bran's mum, of course.
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The hype continues to build for the opening of The Bazaar by Chef Jose Andres. Around 7 p.m. last night, Andres tweeted from his new Miami kitchen: "I need to rent a cool food truck tonight for a small employee party In miami beach!". With a shout out from chef Michael Schwartz of MGFD, Sakaya Kitchen was the honored food truck to host the party. [ShortOrder]
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If anyone was up to the task of resurrecting the former Brasserie Le Coze space on Coconut Grove's Florida Avenue, which in the 90s was operated by Le Bernardin's Maguy Le Coze and her late brother Gilbert, it would be Villa Mayfair's executive chef Frederic Joulin. Mostly because of Federic's strong culinary pedigree from working in notable French patisseries, Joulin and his partner Timo Kipp received three stars from The Miami Herald's Jodi Mailander Farrell for Villa Mayfair, which opened last December. "Fortunately, Joulin's amazing culinary skills outshine the disco lighting and soundtrack". Farrell highlights Joulin's touch with his "French-infused American fare (that) commands it (attention) with perfectly seared steaks; a superb, herb-crusted rack of lamb with croute de tomate, and delicate pan-fried branzino with a flavorful salty, crisp skin." Because of his efforts at Villa Mayfair, "for the first time in 10 years, Florida Avenue deserves to be found again." [MH]
After J&G Grill received glowing reviews from both The Herald and The Sun Sentinel, Lesley Elliot of Miami New Times agrees with all the fuss claiming J&G "one of the best new fine-dining establishments to join the Magic City pack". When she tastes the initially assumed pedestrian Parmesan-crusted chicken breast, Elliot is converted to a believer in the ability of Jean Georges Vongerichten and his chef de cuisine in Bal Harbour, Richard Gras, to take "what's simple, what's expected, and then brushes the protein canvas with so much technique, so much straightforward flavor, and such perfection in the preparation." [MNT]
Up in Broward, Rochelle Koff of The Miami Herald finds "the new, sexier sibling to Fort Lauderdale's Tee-Jay" worthy of three stars. Open since February of 2011, Tee-Jay Thai Sushi has an extensive sushi menu and a huge selection of Thai and Japanese dishes. Koff's favorites came at the waiter's suggestion, specifically "mama's recipe" of Thai steamed dumplings, which are stuffed with ground steamed chicken, shrimp and shitake mushrooms. [MH]
Considered "a proper shrine for a proper oyster", PB Catch on Palm Beach, which opened late last year from the partners behind Pistache, is applauded by Liz Balmaseda at the Palm Beach Post for their fresh seafood that is "both simple and sumptuous, reflecting PB Catch's pedigree". Balmaseda rewarded PB Catch and chef Julien Gremaud an A for "his sophisticated touch".[PBP]
THE BLOGS: the food-e finds a hidden gem at Essensia in the Palms Hotel and Spa on South Beach in his seven second review. Food For Thought gives a taste of his "Frod burger" which was served at chef Daniel Serfer's Blue Collar in honor of "National Burger Month".
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The Chowfather has updated his "Tiers of Excellence" for his summer version of Miami's best restaurants. The best of the best in tier one include: Bourbon Steak, Edge Steak and Bar, Michael's Genuine, Michy's, and Naoe. [Chowfather]
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This is a community acupuncture center -- the cost is far less than at a private practice. It's $15 to $40 (you choose how much, based on income/what you think it does for you), and the acupuncturist, Farris Johnson, has a master's in acupuncture; he is also the gentlest needle-wielder I've experienced in several years at several places. If you have been thinking of trying acupuncture, you might want to give this a try.
The center is currently in space in a house on a side street. Since it's a one-person operation, some of it is a bit self-service: most of the paperwork that a receptionist might hand you to fill out is on computer, you put your payment in a box on the door, and there's water and tea you can get yourself. But you get the same kind of personalized consultation and acupuncture that you would get anywhere else, and the lounge chairs are very comfortable.
(yes, this is me posting -- Farris has done acupuncture for me for the last several months. And he uses the smallest size of needles; most of the time I really can't tell that he's put them in.)
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Panelists: Gregory Rihn, Alex Bledsoe, Kater Cheek, Catherine Krahe, Elizabeth Bear
One liner: Writers and readers talk about what they like and don't like regarding magical design.
The panel began with examples of magic systems that didn't work for the panelists. Several authors were mentioned, among them J.K. Rowling, Mercedes Lackey, George Lucas, and Gary Gygax. A particularly entertaining moment was Alex Bledsoe's description of the Force from mystic belief to scientific nanotech.
Kater was an advocate of magic needing to cost something. The panelists went back and forth on this. There was also some discussion on how magic affects the society around you, the relationships you have, and the consequences of magic in every society.
Kater preferred explanations of how a magical system worked. Cassie thought you could still have rational magic without explanation. Bear added that gaming magic has to be fair, but fictional magic does not.
Magic was broken down into several possible subsets:
Magic as a skill.
Magic as energy.
Magic from the gods.
Magic as technology.
Some discussion ensured about magic thwarting physics, or magic and the technological divide. An example was used of a match as technology not working in a magical world, and how that violated thermodynamics, which would then cause all sorts of trouble in the universe. The panelists had no problem mashing magic vresus technology.
Alex raised the issue of the role of the magician in the society. Cassie asked what is magic used for in the society. Kater pointed out that in some books magic isn't the same in all parts of a country. Also, what do the gods get out of magic, if anything?
Some other vital questions:
Does magic slow the development of technology?
If you are learning magic, what are you not learning?
How does the introduction of a new magic change a society?
Is magic aristocratic or hierarchical? Who is magic for?
Suggestions of trying to make magic different from the stream or conduit paradigm were encouraged.
Mirrored from Writer Tamago.
You gotta give Stan Lee credit for his progressive feminist writing. /sarcasm
Okay, so the Wasp did not have the most auspicious of beginnings. She was the socialite girlfriend of scientist Hank Pym, and the two of them were imported into the Avengers as a unit. Without Hank, you don't really have an entry point for Jan.
However, like any good scientist boyfriend, Hank decided that what every rich girl wants is her own flying suit, shrinking ability, and wasp stingers. A lot of guys would just buy jewelry, but Jan became the Wasp. Let's take a look at that early incarnation, shall we?
I don't care what you might think. Antennae are cool.
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- My Everchanging Moods:sleepy
I've reached the point of entanglement in a story where all I want to do is write. Which, on the one hand is epically AWESOME and wonderful. It's an involvement and synergy that I haven't felt in a really long time. A really long time. On the other hand, it leads to things like almost forgetting to take your cats to their scheduled annual exam (thank the gods for phone alarms!) or getting super cranky with your husband when he wants to do anything that's going to take you away from writing. This is not helped by the fact that, although he always SETS OUT to be supportive and non-intrusive, The Husband is rather like a pushy and spoiled puppy himself. (He's almost never on LJ any more; don't tell him I said that!)
Also: anyone that I owe tags on Words With Friends or Draw Something: I'M SORRY! I know I'm running slow. But I'm WRITING, guys!
The Husband really wants to see Piranha 3DD. To add insult to injury, it's not even playing in Frederick, it's out in Gaithersburg, which is not an insane distance away; it's definitely closer than how far we had to go see Tree of Life, rot its eyes, but as in the case of Tree of Life, it's an awful long way to go for a movie you're not going to like at all. :(
Okay, back to writing.
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happy - Now That's What I Call...:P!nk - So What
( Bob Singer comments on where S8 will pick up... )
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Swing Low by
roque_clasiqueDean and Cas battle to survive in Purgatory with some help from an unlikely ally, while afterwards Sam battles to help Dean heal. A great h/c fic. Love this definition of purgatory "this was its power. Suspended hope."
Sheol by
bellatempleSam gets Dean out Purgatory. I don't want to spoil the "hurt" Dean has in this fic as the author's reveal of it is part of the enjoyment. Added bonus is a scene where Sam shaves Dean.
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bree_blackHow Cas and dean get survive. Another great look at Purgatory "Purgatory is awake and we’re the dream."
Conditioned Responses by
killabeezWonderful Sam-centric post_Purgatory fic, which explores Sam's ongoing disrupted mental state.
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Cameron Diaz is one hot mama! All right, all right…so she may not be a mom in real life, but she does play one (and a pretty smokin’ one at that!) in her newest movie, What to Expect When You’re Expecting.
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In the funny flick, the 39-year-old actress heats up the big screen by shakin’ her thang in a super-skimpy red sequined number-and all we can say is WOW! With a body that slammin’, she plays the role of a celebrity weight-loss guru and personal trainer perfectly.
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Her character becomes pregnant (and sports the cutest baby bump ever!) later in the film, but it’s impossible not to notice her signature ultra-sculpted shoulders and buff biceps to match.
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So just how does the charismatic star get those amazing arms? We spoke with her long-time personal trainer (and incredible inspiration himself), Teddy Bass, to steal some of his secrets to a Diaz-worthy bod.
See Cameron's arm workout after the break!
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While your grocery store may seem like a mecca for prettily packaged dressings, sometimes it's easy to get caught up in all the hype. The front of the bottle may boast health-conscious mantras, but when you check out the ingredients, it is often a very different story. Making your own dressing at home may seem like an extra unnecessary step, but the freshness and flavors are incomparable; most of the time you just toss a few ingredients in the food processor and blend away. Forget the store-bought stuff! Here are eight healthy salad dressing recipes to try out in your kitchen.
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We recently launched our first Instagram photo challenge, asking you to show us what's inside your gym bag. And while we all share the same love of fitness, what we take with us to the gym couldn't be more different. Let's start with a collage of the FitSugar editors' gym bags, but keep reading to see some of the pics we got from all of you!
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FitSugar reader For the Love of Fiber posted this delicious-looking Mediterranean salad in the Healthy Recipe group.
High on taste, protein, and tummy-friendly fiber, this quinoa salad can turn fair weather quinoa fans into ambassadors!
Keep reading to see learn how to make this quinoa power salad.
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AllEars.Net's Kristin Ford highlights changes within Disney's Hollywood Studios during Star Wars Weekends that might affect the way you tour the park. For example, the Disney Channel Rocks! street show is set up a little differently, and there's a one-way traffic pattern for guests exiting Tatooine Traders, who are directed down the ramp toward the Streets of America.http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/M
The World Wonders Project enables you to discover 132 historic sites from 18 countries, including Stonehenge, the archaeological areas of Pompeii and the ancient Kyoto temples. In addition to man-made sites, you can explore natural places: wander the sandy dunes of Australia’s Shark Bay or gaze up at the rock domes of Yosemite National Park in California.
World Wonders uses Street View technology to take you on a virtual trip to each iconic site. Most could not be filmed by car, so we used camera-carrying trikes to pedal our way close enough. The site also includes 3D models and YouTube videos of the historical places, so you can dig in and get more information and a broader view of each site. We also partnered with several prestigious organizations, including UNESCO, the World Monuments Fund, Getty Images and Ourplace, who provided official information and photographs for many of the sites.
We hope World Wonders will prove to be a valuable educational resource for students and scholars. A selection of educational packages are available to download for classroom use; you can also share the site content with friends.
World Wonders is part of our commitment to preserving culture online and making it accessible to everyone. Under the auspices of the Google Cultural Institute, we’re publishing high resolution images of the Dead Sea Scrolls, digitizing the archives of famous figures such as Nelson Mandela and presenting thousands of artworks through the Art Project.
Find out more about the project on the World Wonders YouTube channel, and start exploring at www.google.com/worldwonders.
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In addition to being the official outfitter of the 2012 US Olympic Team, Ralph Lauren has designed a kids collection for the littlest members of the Team USA fan club. The red, white, and blue activewear is perfect apparel for cheering on their favorite sports this July and August, and for continued wear all Summer long! Click through to preview the entire collection, and if you see something you like for your lil one, then it's all available at Ralph Lauren. Go for the gold!
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