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2. Yardbird Southern Table & Bar - Wikipedia

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   The restaurants use the modern farmhouse style. The Miami restaurant, located in a former grocery store, has walls reclaimed from an old barn in North Carolina. [1] [13] It has a chandelier made of Ball glasses. [1] The Las Vegas location is decorated with pickle jars, video slideshows of famous Southern musicians, and vintage looking light ...

3. Green Egg - Wikipedia

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   In 2008, an anthology of art and articles was published, entitled Green Egg Omelette. [4] In 2013, Green Egg announced a print on demand service, and was digitising its back catalog. [5] Oberon (formerly Otter) and Morning Glory Zell were the subjects of the book The Wizard and the Witch: Seven Decades of Counterculture, Magick & Paganism (2014 ...

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5. Meta Given - Wikipedia

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   Meta Given grew up as a farm girl in a three-room homesteader's cabin with lime chinked walls. Meta Given started concocting her own recipes at the age of 10. Given was very well educated starting with grammar school, high school, Normal School (Normal School No. 2 Warrensburg, Missouri), and college (University of Chicago).

6. Inga Witscher - Wikipedia

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   She began her culinary career owning and operating her father Rick Witscher's small 40-acre (16 ha) organic dairy farm near Osseo, Wisconsin. [4] [5] In 2011, Witscher married her first husband, Joe Maurer of Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota. After buying her father's farm, they soon conceived of the show which would become Around the Farm Table. [4]

7. Morning Glory Zell-Ravenheart - Wikipedia

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   Morning Glory's May 1990 article "A Bouquet of Lovers", first published in Green Egg, promoted the concept of a group marriage having more than two partners. The article is widely cited as the original source of the word "polyamory", although the word does not appear in the article—the hyphenated form "poly-amorous" does instead.