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Oh my, this looks gorgeous! You are a master cocktail maker, Marissa! Seriously, I always come to your blog when I need a good cocktail recipe. I love the name of this drink too...I think that whatever conversation I'd be having with this drink would be my last word, 'cause I'm a weakling and would (blissfully) pass out after this! :p

Happy Labor Day, friend!!! I'm always up for a delicious cocktail and this one looks absolutely beautiful! Thanks for the 411 on Chartreuse! I enjoy a good cocktail education as much as I enjoy a cocktail itself! ? Unfortunately Drizly doesn't offer their services in our area, but I would CERTAINLY use them if they did!! I'll have to take myself to the liquor store and pick up the necessities for this beauty, because I could definitely use one (or three) of these right about now. ? Cheers!!

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Even after finishing the game twice, I still couldn't fully get the gist of the dialogue right before writing the haiku in the final fight. Lord Shimura asked Jin to 'write the last words of Clan Sakai', only for our man to reply with 'And Clan Shimura', with Shimura nodding to this as if in agreement. What is the meaning behind this? Why would the haiku signify the death of both clans instead of only the Sakai clan?

Here is a compilation the last words spoken by prominent characters that have appeared in the series. Characters that were minor villains were not taken into account here. And characters who died and then were resurrected, I decided to still include (Joseph, Okuyasu, Bucciarati, etc). If a character died, then spoke as a spirit, both their last words before they were killed and the last words spoken as a spirit are also below. I tried to put the deaths in order as they appeared. I didn't include the epilogues of part 2. Here is the list:

Joseph - "S-Stay back! R-Run... J-Jotaro... D-Don't go near him. K-Keep your... d-distance... Stay away... Stay away from him. Y-You're no... match..." As a spirit: "Jotaro... This trip was truly fun, wasn't it? So much happened. I swear... these fifty days really were fun."

Diavolo - "H...How many more times will I die?! Where will it come from next...?! Wh...When will it strike next?! I... I...! Stay away from me!!!" (Dying infinitely, last words in the series)

Dunglison, Randolph, and Trist recall that Jefferson slept through the day on July 3 and woke in the evening, evidently thinking it was morning. According to Dunglison, Jefferson asked on waking, "Is it the Fourth?" Dunglison replied, "It soon will be." Dunglison then says these were the last words he heard Jefferson utter.[1]

At 4 a.m. on the Fourth, Jefferson did speak again. Randolph writes that Jefferson called in his enslaved domestic workers "with a strong and clear voice." But what he actually said to them, Randolph unfortunately does not reveal. Jefferson lingered until 12:50 in the afternoon, but Randolph is clear that his last words were spoken that morning to the servants.

In summary, Jefferson's last words are lost; one supposes they were farewells. His last recorded words are "No, doctor, nothing more." But these are perhaps too prosaic to be memorable. "Is it the Fourth?" or "This is the Fourth of July" have come to be accepted as Jefferson's last words because they contain what everyone wants to find in such death-bed scenes: deeper meaning.

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None of these things ultimately caused me to step away from the discussion though. It was when he began to repeat himself, using many more words to make the exact same point that I knew it was time for me to step away. As his responses got longer my interest in the conversation shrunk. I disengaged when I realized I had wandered into a discussion with someone who likes to have the last word.

Interesting that you have easy access to the yellow and not the green. In my Minneapolis market, it has been the other way around for the last two or three years, until yellow reappeared recently. I should probably try a Final Ward with the yellow Chartreuse, I think that would be interesting.

Just made a Final Ward for the first time using Bulleit Rye and garnished with some fresh lemon verbena. Now that is a great drink for the beginning of May. Thanks for these recipes. I might try to make a Grand Marnier variant instead of regular cognac, using lemon instead of lime.

It is time to reframe the conversation. At some point in all of these debates, these two commonsensical facts are usually acknowledged: games are not a subset of stories; objects exist that have qualities of both games and stories. With students flooding our graduate and undergraduate programs around the world, they should no longer be confused by the appearance of an either/or choice between games and stories, or distracted by an unproductively sectarian discourse. It is time to recognize the difference between the useful formalist methodology and the distractingly prescriptive ideology of game essentialism. No one group can define what is appropriate for the study of games. Game studies, like any organized pursuit of knowledge, is not a zero-sum team contest, but a multi-dimensional, open-ended puzzle that we all are engaged in cooperatively solving.

Basically I have a file that contains several words, all different lengths on multiple lines. I want to catch the word that has 6 characters in it. The actual while loop and file is more complex, the problem is that it jumps to the next word after it evaluates the If statement. So if it detects that the next word has 6 characters, it loads the following word that comes after it into the variable. Any help or advice is welcome!

As an aside, other programming languages have designed their iterators so that getting the value being iterated over and advancing to the next location are separate steps. Notably, the C++ STL considers these to be different operations.

Chinatowns are communities built by strangers who realize that they need one another to survive and thrive in a new place. A bit like a college campus, perhaps! So how do these strangers come to work together, live together, love together?

I have a lot of rows with product names (all different lengths and different amount of words) within one column.

Now I would like to extract always the last word of each row and write it into a new column.

It's a Galaxy A51 5G running Android v11 and Evernote 10.52.2. I have had the phone almost 2 years and have never had this problem before. It certainly isn't an issue with the desktop and the only working solution is to put a carriage return in at the end of the last entry and then delete the carriage return.

Boice acknowledges that this verse presents a problem. He explains that curse as the last word of the Old Testament so bothered Greek translators of the Septuagint (the Greek translation of Hebrew scripture) that they reversed the last two verses of Malachi to ensure that the book would end with blessing rather than curse.

I think of Revelation 22, the last chapter of the last book of the New Testament. I decide to read the last chapters of Malachi and Revelation side-by-side. There is warning and hopeful promise woven through both chapters; but in Revelation, blessing gets the last word.

He was also born at the right time to be a multimedia superstar. Louis was there for acoustic recordings in 1923. After accompanying silent movies, he then made pioneering appearances in film, radio, and television. In many cases, he was the first African American to have featured billing in these new industries.

Cogswell, who died in 2020, spent the better part of his last two decades on another contribution to the Armstrong legacy that was finally realized this year. In 1998, he had enlisted help from the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation while acquiring an empty lot across the street; this past July, the sleek and modern Louis Armstrong Center, designed by Caples Jefferson Architects, opened its doors on that lot.

However, I came across some posts yesterday where Sellers who are ALSO Buyers said they are Marking these types of Messages from the Seller as Spam. (Those Messages just as you described, BramblyWoods). And others are contemplating doing so in the future.

IF when monitoring their Tracking, I find a pkg. has taken a snooze in a sorting facility, or gone the scenic route, I've written USPS (there were countless messages last year). That often gets the pkg. moving. I will also communicate with my Customer what I am doing on my end, to move their pkg. along.

Tim Keller died nearly six months ago, a giant of faith whose legacy will inspire generations to come. His remarkable ability to distill the truth of the gospel was clear even to the end, as his son Michael posted some of his last words.

My son David was born with a death sentence. His complex web of birth defects have us constantly guessing at the length of his days. David will not have last words like Tim and my grandfather when he meets his maker. He does not have a memory, or a feeling of needing to go home in the intellectual sense.

Considering the performance of the regex command I think you should try below run anywhere search as you do not need to go via entire event just to get the last string rather you can directly starts from the last.

Simply put, whoever came up with this combination was crazy, and also absolutely genius. The four components of this cocktail complement each other so perfectly, with each balancing and complementing the others. The lime is fresh and tart, the gin is botanical, the Luxardo is rich and earthy, and the Green Chartreuse is grassy and floral. Part of the reason it works so well is because gin, with its own blend of botanicals, has all of these flavors already; adding the two liqueurs into the mix heightens the flavors of the gin. 006ab0faaa