Nashram

New Orleans #Pelicans have traded pick #24 & Lonzo Ball to the Denver Nuggets to acquire 2021 & 2023 1st round picks

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Is this true? Haven't seen it anywhere else

I actually thought it wasn't that bad. I used a combination of poison and the Greek Hero armor set (LINK which allowed me to survive multiple hits. Then I just slowly wore her down with the axe I got from killing the minotaur and the weapon I got from killing the cyclops in the second weapon set. I forgot what my bow was.

I engraved my gear with all crit bonuses except for my chest which I engraved to give me 20% life on death (2 min cooldown).

Hope this helps.

I really like using the Missouri Botanical Gardens website. It provides a lot of useful information for growing plants and trees. Here are some of my favorite shade-loving perennials.

Chinese astilbe (Astilbe chinensis ‘Visions’)
Perennial (zone 4 to 8)
Part shade to full shade
Medium water (this variant is known for better drought tolerance)
Bloom time: July to August (pink)
Low maintenance
Dimensions (1 to 1.5 ft high and spread)
Attracts butterflies; safe for dogs and cats
No serious insect or disease problems
Companion plants: bleeding heart, hellebore, hosta (dark foliage), other astilbe varieties (Deutschland), azalea, rhododendron, coral bells,

Hellebore (Helleborus x hybridus ‘Yellow Lady’
Perennial (zone 4 to 9)
Part shade to full shade
Medium water
Bloom time: March to May
Low maintenance
Dimensions (1 to 1.5 ft high and wide)

Bleeding heart (Lamprocapnos spectabilis)
Perennial (zone 3 to 9)
Part shade to full shade
Medium water
Bloom time: April to May (white/pink)
Low maintenance
Dimensions (2 to 3 ft high, 1.5 to 2.5 ft wide)
Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies, goes dormant in summer (plant among later developing perennials)

Pigsqueak (Bergenia cordifolia)
Perennial (zone 3 to 8)
Part to full shade
Medium water (drought tolerant)
Bloom time: April to May (deep pink)
Low maintenance
Dimensions (1 to 1.5 ft high and wide)
Good fall leaf
No serious insect or disease problems

Black cohosh (Actaea simplex ‘Brunette’ or ‘Black Beauty’)****
Perennial (zone 4 to 8)
Part to full shade (lean more towards full shade)
Medium water (water more regularly first year)
Bloom time: August to October (white)
Low maintenance
Dimensions (4 to 6 ft high and 2 to 4 ft spread)
Attracts bees, birds, and butterflies; fragrant flowers (insect repellant), showy leaves (dark purple), long-lived, slow-growing (don’t need to divide)
No serious insect or disease problems

They signed Terrence Magee as an UDFA

Just kinda playing right now. Worrying about that stuff when I save up enough money and exp

I'll be on tomorrow night if that works for y'all

Could I join? I'm Nashram@Nashram25 (21 cleric)

Yeah, that wasn't even close

Cards fan here

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I personally cannot stand the emphasis western medicine has on treating symptons rather than the actual problem.

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Not sure if this is just some medical schools, but I know the one I'm going to places a lot of emphasis on treating the patient as a whole and not just the symptoms

ESPN mentioned a CBS report saying that