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a tribute

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I want to love something as much as Joe Biden loves vanilla ice cream

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“Day 3: In the lineage of sport climbing in Southern Utah, Todd Perkins (@perkinstodd) is a key player. Discovering areas, generating psych, cleaning, bolting, sending, re-bolting entire cliff faces when they get sketchy. This man, in addition to many other locals has added great amounts of value to the St. George and surrounding area’s respective crags. If you’ve made a round of the classics around these parts for any amount of time, you probably owe at least one thank you to this guy. Here Todd finds a rest at the apex of |•over the rainbow•| 5.14a The Hurricave - Hurricane, Utah this route starts on the far right of the cave and traverses the entire roof culminating in a 5.11d downclimb finish. #aacgram PC: @live.the.life_you_love” by @americanalpine on Instagram http://ift.tt/1TYJ5Jy

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here is a pic of shaq holding bill gates

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Different Ways To Eat Pizza.

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Coworkers

When they’re helpful and you all work well together:

When the unit’s damn near on fire crazy and they’re sitting on their rears playing on their phones:

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On any given day in a hospital, you can find people having the best day of their life, the worst day of their life, the first day of their life, and the last day of their life all under one roof.

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Pitch 12 of the Beckey-Chouinard Route, South Howser Tower

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Eating healthy. (by Pixel Me That)

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“The absolute best thing in the world that can happen to me is telling a parent that their child’s tumor is benign. I live for those moments. And the worst thing that can happen to me is telling a parent that I’ve lost their kid. It’s only happened to me five times in thirty years. And I’ve wanted to kill myself every single time. Those parents trusted me with their child. It’s a sacred trust and the ultimate responsibility is always mine. I lose sleep for days. I second-guess every decision I made. And every time I lose a child, I tell the parents: ‘I’d rather be dead than her.’ And I mean it. But I go to church every single day. And I think that I’m going to see those kids in a better place. And I’m going to tell them that I’m sorry. And hopefully they’ll say, ‘Forget it. Come on in.’” ———————————————————— As we learn these stories, we are trying to raise $1,000,000 to help the team at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in their fight against pediatric cancer. Thanks to the 15,000 people who have contributed so far. We’re almost 60% of the way there. Please consider donating:http://bit.ly/1TpFcdy