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Here is Alison Baker aka Pink Phantom she can phase through walls and stuff. She is new to being a super hero and is nervous about it
Missouri Lottery News: New Year's Eve Win Inspires 2019 Home Repairs for Alison Baker
Missouri Lottery News: New Year’s Eve Win Inspires 2019 Home Repairs for Alison Baker
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Jan. 12, 2019 – With a $100,000 Missouri Lottery Scratchers prize in-hand, a Webster Groves woman’s New Year resolution is to spend more time with her family.
“We live in an older home with a pool that we haven’t been able to use,” said Alison Baker. “In the St. Louis summer heat, I’ve always looked at the pool dreaming of a day that I could fix it and get my kids out of the…
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Word of the Day
Saturday, January 03, 2015
niveous
\ NIV-ee-uhs \ , adjective;
1.
resembling snow, especially in whiteness; snowy.
Quotes:
You contemplate all the hours you sat attentive and alert on the flight deck, and how you never grew less enamored of the niveous white magnificence of clouds as you gazed down at them from thirty or thirty-five thousand feet.
-- Chris Bohjalian, The Night Strangers , 2011
I have seen Arctic foxes carrying my mother's notebooks from place to place, trotting across the niveous landscape, the pages flapping with every step.
-- Alison Baker, How I Came West, and Why I Stayed,1993
Origin:
Niveous stems from the Latin root nix , meaning"snow." -Eous is an adjectival suffix denoting that something has the nature of the stem.
I believe that angels are invented to fulfill certain needs, and usually those needs are the failures of the people who find it necessary to invent them.
Alison Baker, Loving Wanda Beaver