#Sara Bozeman

[jungle-angel]

oh my goodness 🥹 could we see 47 with miles miller if you don’t mind, maybe with a little 34?

Babes I do not mind in the least, I love writing for sweet little Miles, plus this is good practice (lol).

You and Miles were a giggling mess by the time the two of you reached your hotel room, the both of you slightly tipsy from all the mixed drinks the two of you had at the reception. But regardless, you and Miles had so much fun that night, surrounded by friends and family as you danced the night away and celebrated the beginning of your lives together.

Up to the room you went, your heads swimming and a warm buzz ringing throughout your bodies. Miles set your suitcases down near the dresser so they would be ready in the morning, making it less of a hassle for when you caught your flight out of Bozeman and headed for Hawaii.

"What a night," you yawned.

"I know," Miles chuckled. "I'm ready for bed too. All danced out, my head is buzzing....I think Mom, Dad and Arnie drank way too much."

You laughed a little, knowing that Miles was right about one of his war buddies who had been at the wedding. Arnie, Alex Stone and Dan, who had been the head cook and supreme commander of the El Royale's hotel kitchen back in Lake Tahoe, had all taken rather humorous photographic evidence of the shenanigans they had all engaged in at the reception, which was sure to become the butt of many hangover jokes in the near future.

You made your way into the bathroom, turning on the water in the bathtub and hanging your satin and lace bed-slip on the hook for when you were done. "Miles, honey? Can you do me a favor and unbutton my dress?"

Miles nodded, his nimble fingers undoing the silver buttons on the back of your dress. You shivered when you felt the back of his warm fingers brushing against your skin. "Sweetheart, wait," you whispered to him. "Just wait till I'm done? Please?"

Miles snaked his arms around you and kissed your cheek. "Whenever you're ready," he murmured.

He gave you that little moment of privacy as you slipped off your dress, hanging it on the hangar and the hook where your bed-slip was. You sank into the hot water, washing out your hair and taking off every last little bit of makeup you could get at before your face came clean. You thoroughly scrubbed with the pink grapefruit and mint bodywash the hotel staff had left and when you felt you were clean enough, you let the water out, dried off and changed into that white lace and satin slip that Kathy, your mother-in-law, had given you while the boys were all out at their Stag event.

Goosebumps quickly formed on your skin when the air conditioning hit you like a bat outta hell, but more so when you saw Miles lying shirtless underneath the thin white bedsheet, the bright glow of the little tv on the stand illuminating the room as it played "Two Mules For Sister Sara".

You felt his gaze on you, his eyes lighting up and his jaw wobbling a little when he saw you in your bed-slip. "I hope it's not too much but..."

"C'mere," he beckoned gently.

You made your way to the bed, Miles gently taking you by the hand and smiling at you the whole time. You crawled in beside him, the two of you snuggling into each other to keep warm.

"Baby?" Miles whispered.

"Hmm?"

"Can you.....I want you to warm my cock up for me," Miles answered. "M'so cold."

You crooked your finger, beckoning him to roll on top of you. Miles slipped inside you with incredible ease, kissing you deeply as he gently thrust in and out of you, taking careful pains to rub his tip against your sensitive clit.

"So warm," he murmured. "You're so warm Mrs. Miller."

You giggled and smiled against his kiss as he thrust himself back into you, staying still for just a little while longer. "What do you think sweetheart?" he asked, kissing the tip of your nose. "Think we can go a round or two before bedtime?"

"I'd love to," you chuckled. "Just remember though, we need to be up early to catch our flight."

Miles smiled as he kissed you again, rocking his hips against yours. "Whatever you say Mrs. Miller," he cooed.

[soccerstl]

St. Louis Scott Gallagher Sending 18 To ECNL Conference Selection Program

St. Louis Scott Gallagher Sending 18 To ECNL Conference Selection Program

Morgan Meador on the attack during the ECNL Midwest friendlies on WWT Soccer Park on October 7, 2018 The rosters and schedules for the Elite Clubs National League Conference Selection Program (CSP) event to be held on February 23, 2019 in Madison, WI has been announced.

The CSP Midwest event will be held on February 23, 2019 in Madison, WI at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, with some of the…

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Grand Tetons & Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Stop #20, Sept 5-9

We stayed in Bozeman, Montana the night before heading to Yellowstone & Tetons, a town an hour from the north entrance of Yellowstone NP. We paid for full hook up at a cute little trailer park so that 1- we could charge the camper’s battery, 2- do some laundry, and 3- get close to Yellowstone so we could get up early to guarantee a spot at our next campground. We were parked next to a vintage tractor that I felt was beautifully placed adjacent to a tree with the sun setting behind it. I thought it was so pretty, I had to take some photos!

Thursday morning we arrived in Yellowstone eager for our bestie Josh to arrive! We set up a camp taking up two spots next to each other so we had plenty of room when our other besties Taylor and Ej arrive the next day. Josh arrived by 3pm and after he got settled in we took the kayak down to the lake we were camping next to. Drinking beers and sitting along the shore, we took turns using the kayak. Later we played Catan, my favorite, and Josh won. I came in second, and in that moment it only mattered that I beat Sean :) Lots of laughs and ice cream sandwiches later we went to bed, just after preparing sandwiches for an early morning hike the next day.

Joshs’ alarms woke us on Friday morning. First, at 4:45AM, we heard loud obnoxious quacking- one of the many alarm sound options on the iPhone. At 5AM we heard the motorcycle sound- another obnoxious alarm sound option on the iPhone. I was so annoyed at his alarming alarms that I got out of bed just to tell him to turn it off. It got us up, so I guess it worked! 

We drove towards the Teton’s before the sun began to rise where we were suddenly hit with a heavy rainstorm. I forgot my rain gear in the trailer, wishfully thinking the weather would be beautiful. The rain had stopped by the time we arrived, but when it came back I was lucky to have Josh’s emergency $1 poncho. I was very surprised to see how much the Tetons were showing signs of fall, with the leaves turning and a variety of colors! 

We hiked into the beautiful Cascade Canyon, about 9 miles out and back with 1,300 feet elevation gain with views of the Grand Teton. About 3.5-4 miles in we spotted a big bull moose across the way, but by the time we got closer he was hiding in the trees. We were able to watch him through Sean’s new binoculars, which Josh brought for him. Unfortunately because of the rain I wasn’t able to snap any photos. A few moments later we looked further ahead and Sean spotted 3-4 more moose, 1 mamma cow and 2 babies, one bull and one cow. We stopped and watched them for a while. On our way back to the trailhead we stopped at the same spot to see if they were still there, and they were. We did not see the big bull moose again, but the cow and her babies were all laying in the grass taking a nap :) 

Shortly after we got back to camp Taylor and Ej arrived, and the 5 of us were happily reunited <3. It had rained on and off most of the day, but we were just so happy to be in each others company; it didn't bother us at all.

On Saturday morning we woke up early, or at least tried to, to spend the day exploring all Yellowstone has to offer. Unfortunately Josh and I got little sleep because Sean was throwing up all night, too much acidic food and then he vomits. Poor Sean! Meanwhile Josh cracked a joke at the end of it “You OKAY Sean? Did Sara dutch oven you?” It would be a Kuper thing to do, but this time it was all the acidic foods, salsa and tomato sauce, Sean inhaled with dinner. Ej and Taylor were actually up and ready to go at 7:15AM, the time we set, and the rest of us weren't ready until 8. 

We made it to Old Faithful, our first stop, with just enough time to walk around before its predicted eruption time of 9:36am. It was pretty cold, and so the steam from the hot water was bright white blending in with the water itself; the pictures don’t do it justice. We walked around that site to explore the nearby geysers, catching some erupt unpredictably, and just enjoyed the wild colors, steam, and uniqueness of it all. I keep writing this about each park, but Yellowstone really is different than the others! Just before leaving the area we noticed a walk way was blocked off by rangers to prevent any tourists getting to close to the nearby buffalo.

Mapping out the rest of the day we decided to drive to the furthest point north that we were interested in visiting (we camped near the southern entrance of the park) called Mammoth springs, where we pulled our car into a parking spot looking at the cow elk comfortably walking around town. We noticed one young bull elk looking to mate with the cows, but they weren’t having it! At this point we were sitting in Josh’s car hanging out the windows to get a better look. If we stepped out of the car the park rangers near by would tell us we need to move to a different area where we can watch with more distance. Wanting to be as close as possible while staying safe we decided to stay and watch from the car. Moments later we noticed people on the other side of the parking lot taking photos of something in the opposite direction. Whatever it was, it was coming towards us. Low and behold, a bigger bull elk walked towards then past us, being only about 10-15 feet away at its closest point. This big guy was definitely older than the other bull and had 6 points, one with moss stuck to it from scratching on the trees. He approached the cows and even licked one. We watched and listened as he bugled and WOW was that incredible to hear up close! You can see his body language and open mouth as I snapped a photo mid bugle. Click the youtube link if you want to listen to it!

https://youtu.be/wkgHx8v6AAs

After watching for over an hour we finally headed to Mammoth springs, which were super cool, and then continued our way south through the park stopping for infamous geysers.

By the time we got back to camp we felt accomplished for covering so much ground. The rest of the evening was all about eating and hanging out by the campfire, and I finally decided to give astrophotography another shot. Taylor and Ej were such supportive friends during this process, I felt super encouraged and determined to succeed! I had read up on how to do it properly and took some notes for this moment so that I was prepared. I set up my camera on my tripod while it was still light out and got everything ready for when the stars appeared.  

This night with friends was just what my heart needed. Its so good to be surrounded by people we love, and our Denver family coming to visit was just everything we’ve been missing. Lots of talking and laughing later I finally opened the shutter on my camera for a solid 30 seconds, and with so much excitement I jumped up in the air and screamed IT WORKED!!! I played around with the shots both of the sky and us by the campfire, and was very pleased with this little success. It opened up a whole new hobby within the hobby!

The next morning it rained on and off, and all of us were grateful that we had one solid day in Yellowstone without the rain and cold hindering our day. The five of us hung out until noon when Taylor and Ej left, leaving me, Sean, Josh, Jaxon, and football. I was bummed to see them go, and even more bummed to have to hear about football the rest of the day. For me, football is like that friend that comes over that I have little interest in hanging out with. Poor Josh had to deal with my salty attitude about the matter, but eventually I got over it and the 3 of us played Catan and Kaluche before heading back into Yellowstone to see more geysers and mud pots.

It was so great to have some of our best friends meet us out in Yellowstone, but I’m also so excited because this means the next time we are reunited it will be for Taylor and Ej’s wedding!!!! 

Our next few stops are all quick ones before spending a long relaxing week in Iowa with Sean’s grandparents. Next stop is Devil’s Tower, Wyoming! Thanks for reading, love you all. 

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JJ Bozeman: the music of the drama

JJ Bozeman: the music of the drama

JJ Bozeman Interview                                                                                  JJ Bozeman, a New York actor and producer plays Jonah McCabe in Deny We Were.  He was sought after for the part by the show’s wonderful stage manager, Sara Minesquero.  He’s drawn to playing characters that have a certain level of complexity.” I was drawn to the discussive element. You can…

[orbemnews]

Cases of Unruly Airline Passengers Are Soaring, and So Are Federal Fines Four people are facing nearly $70,000 in civil fines for clashing with airline crews over mask requirements and other safety instructions on recent flights, part of what the Federal Aviation Administration called a “disturbing increase” in the number of unruly passengers who have returned to the skies with the easing of pandemic restrictions. The latest round of proposed fines, which passengers have 30 days to contest, came just days after the F.A.A. said that it had received more than 1,300 unruly-passenger reports from airlines since February. In the previous decade, the agency said, it took enforcement actions against 1,300 passengers total. “We will not tolerate interfering with a flight crew and the performance of their safety duties,” Stephen Dickson, the administrator of the F.A.A., said on Twitter on May 3. “Period.” None of the passengers now facing fines were identified by the F.A.A., which this year imposed a zero-tolerance policy for interfering with or assaulting flight attendants that carries a fine of up to $35,000 and possible jail time. One of the passengers, a woman who was traveling from the Dominican Republic on a JetBlue flight bound for New York on Feb. 7, refused to comply with instructions to wear a mask aboard the plane, hurled an empty liquor bottle that almost hit another passenger, threw food and shouted obscenities at flight attendants, according to the F.A.A. The woman grabbed the arm of a flight attendant and hurt her arm, and she struck the arm of another flight attendant twice and scratched that crew member’s hand, causing the flight to return to the Dominican Republic, the F.A.A. said last week. It recommended a fine of $32,750 for the woman. So far, the F.A.A. has identified potential violations in about 260 of the 1,300 cases referred by airlines, a spokesman for the agency said in an email on Sunday. Officials have begun enforcement actions in 20 of the cases and are preparing a number of additional enforcement actions, the spokesman said. In 2019, before the coronavirus pandemic, there were 142 enforcement actions that stemmed from unruly passengers, according to the F.A.A. There were 159 in 2018, and 91 in 2017. In an opinion column on Sunday on NBCNews.com, Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants union, attributed the rising tensions in the skies to the politically charged atmosphere over health protocols. “What’s causing these incidents?” she asked. “Overwhelmingly, it’s passengers who refuse to wear masks.” Ms. Nelson said that flight attendants would never tell passengers that it was a matter of personal choice to wear oxygen masks in the event of cabin depressurization or seatbelts in case of turbulence. The same is true now for wearing face masks to protect against the coronavirus. “We’re also trained to help stop the spread of infectious disease,” she said. “We’re not just enforcing these long-overdue mask policies because we have to: We understand that masks are a way we keep ourselves and each other safe. And we’re grateful policymakers are backing us up.” In April, the Transportation Security Administration extended a requirement for airline passengers to wear masks on commercial flights and at U.S. airports through Sept. 13. The order had been scheduled to expire on May 11. “It has been an exhausting time for all the employees who are just trying to do their job according to their company’s policies,” the woman, Angela Hagedorn, said on April 26. “The constant arguing and pushback from guests, it’s ridiculous.” As part of the latest round of fines recommended by the F.A.A., the agency said that a male passenger aboard a Southwest Airlines flight from Chicago to Sacramento on Jan. 26 refused to comply with a flight attendant’s instructions to wear a mask over his nose and mouth. The man became combative and used offensive language when a second flight attendant told him he was required to wear a mask, according to the F.A.A., which said that the passenger hit one of the flight attendants with his bags when he was ordered to leave the plane. Officials recommended a $16,500 fine for the man. On Dec. 22, a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis to Philadelphia returned to the airport after a female passenger began walking up and down the aisle during takeoff and refused to return to her seat, the F.A.A. said. A $9,000 fine was recommended for the woman, who the agency said told the crew repeatedly that she wanted to get off the plane. A Jan. 30 flight from Bozeman, Mont., to Seattle also returned to the airport after a male passenger refused to put on a mask, according to the F.A.A., which also recommended a $9,000 fine in his case. Source link Orbem News #airline #cases #Federal #fines #passengers #Soaring #unruly

[tvtracker]

Empire Episode 4.05 'The Fool' Press Release. THE SECRET IS OUT ON AN ALL-NEW "EMPIRE" WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, ON FOX Forest Whitaker ("Lee Daniels' The Butler"), Demi Moore ("Indecent Proposal") and Teyonah Parris ("Dear White People") Guest-Star When the secret about Lucious' memory is exposed, Cookie attempts to convince the board that he is fine by inviting the press to watch him produce the first 20 for 20 album. Eddie Barker (guest star Forest Whitaker) jumps in to help Lucious get back in his groove and make music in the studio. Just as Andre's feelings for Detective Pamela Rose (guest star Teyonah Parris) intensify, she reveals information that's been uncovered regarding the explosion. Meanwhile, Hakeem worries about his secret involvement with the DuBois family and Claudia (guest star Demi Moore) helps Lucious with a breakthrough in the all-new "The Fool" episode of EMPIRE airing Wednesday, Nov. 1 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (EMP-405) (TV-14 D, L, S, V) Cast: Terrence Howard as Lucious Lyon, Taraji P. Henson as Cookie Lyon, Jussie Smollett as Jamal Lyon, Bryshere 'Yazz' Gray as Hakeem Lyon, Trai Byers as Andre Lyon, Grace Byers as Anika, Gabourey Sidibe as Becky, Ta'Rhonda Jones as Porsha, Serayah McNeill as Tiana, Xzibit as Shine Johnson, Andre Royo as Thurston "Thirsty" Rawlings, Rumer Willis as Tory Ash and Terrell Carter as Warren Hall. Guest Cast: Forest Whitaker as Eddie Barker, Taye Diggs as Angelo DuBois, Phylicia Rashad as Diana DuBois, Demi Moore as Claudia, Marcell Johnson as Marcel, Ashley Livingston as Chicken, Teyonah Parris as Pamela Rose, Veronika Bozeman as Veronica, Sara Sevigny as Edna, Will Kinnear as Leonard Bernstein, Ira Amyx as Skip Shepherd, Harvey Levin as Himself, Charles G. Latibeaudiere as Himself, Bryan Terrell Clark as Tony, Raj Bond as Calvin Moore Source: FOX

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New Post has been published on http://weeklyspecialoffers.com/AutoProfitz/lin-manuel-miranda-almost-like-praying-feat-artists-for-puerto-rico-music-video/

Lin-Manuel Miranda - Almost Like Praying feat Artists for Puerto Rico [Music Video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1IBXE2G6zw

Download and stream here: https://Atlantic.lnk.to/AlmostLikePraying

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Almost Like Praying” was written and recorded to benefit hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico with proceeds benefiting The Hispanic Federation’s Unidos Disaster Relief Fund

Proceeds go to https://hispanicfederation.org/unidos/

For more information, please visit http://www.hispanicfederation.org and http://www.almostlikepraying.com

“Almost Like Praying”

Lin-Manuel Miranda feat Artists for Puerto Rico Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda © 2017 5000 Broadway Music (ASCAP) Administered by WB Music Corp.

“Contains elements of “Maria” Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim ©1957, Renewed. Published by The Leonard Bernstein Music Publishing Co. LLC (ASCAP) c/o Universal PolyGram Int. Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) and Chappell-Co. Inc. (ASCAP)

Track produced by Jeffrey “Trooko” Penalva

Additional vocal arrangements by Alex Lacamoire

Mixed by Mikaelin “Blue” BlueSpruce at Lounge Studios, NYC

Mastered by Chris Gehringer at Sterling Sound, NYC

Engineered by Ebonie Smith, Ariel Chobaz, Salvador Majail

Assistant Engineers: Jordon Silva, Jaron Bozeman, Matt Dyson

Recorded at Atlantic Studios (NYC), Glenwood Place Studios (Burbank CA), The Village Recorder (Los Angeles CA), Circle House (Miami FL)

Percussion by: Eric Bobo Correa

Vocals Performed by Marc Anthony, Ruben Blades, Camila Cabello, Pedro Capo, Dessa, Gloria Estefan, Fat Joe, Luis Fonsi, Juan Luis Guerra, Alex Lacamoire, John Leguizamo, Jennifer Lopez, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Rita Moreno, Ednita Nazario, Joell Ortiz, Anthony Ramos, Gina Rodriguez, Gilberto Santa Rosa, PJ Sin Suela, Tommy Torres, Ana Villafañe Marc Anthony, Ednita Nazario, Pedro Capo, Jennifer Lopez and Gloria Estefan appear courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment U.S. Latin LLC Luis Fonsi appears courtesy of Universal Music Latin Entertainment Camila Cabello appear courtesy of Syco / Epic Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment Tommy Torres appears courtesy of Warner Music Latina

Executive Producer: Lin-Manuel Miranda

Associate Producers: Luis A. Miranda, Jr. Rigo “Riggs” Morales

Producers: Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez Danny Hastings Cesar Camacho

Assistant Producers: Ann Dubin Javier Gomez Sara Elisa Miller Owen Panettieri

Co-Directors: Cesar Camacho Lin-Manuel Miranda Luis A. Miranda, Jr.

Title Design: Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez

For Atlantic Records: CEO & Co-chairman Craig Kallman COO & Co-chairman Julie Greenwald A&R Riggs Morales A&R Administration Craig Rosen A&R Coordination Ari Gelaw Marketing for Atlantic Records Grace James Business Affairs for Atlantic Records Michael Kushner, Alyson Abbagnaro, Brett Copell

For Somos Arte: Artistic Director & Principal: Edgardo Mirannda-Rodriguez Business Manager: Kyung Jeon-Miranda Lead Animator: Rahim Akbar Muhammad Production Coordinator: Stephanie Ortiz Director of Photography: Dawin Rodríguez Camera Operators: Joel Fernandez Dominick Estarella

Associate Sound Recordist: Jonathan Hernandez Gaffer: Bart Grillet

Proceeds to the Hispanic Federation UNIDOS Fund for Puerto Rico

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New Post has been published on http://massagechairbargains.site/index.php/2017/10/07/lin-manuel-miranda-almost-like-praying-feat-artists-for-puerto-rico-music-video/

Lin-Manuel Miranda - Almost Like Praying feat Artists for Puerto Rico [Music Video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1IBXE2G6zw

Download and stream here: https://Atlantic.lnk.to/AlmostLikePraying

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Almost Like Praying” was written and recorded to benefit hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico with proceeds benefiting The Hispanic Federation’s Unidos Disaster Relief Fund

Proceeds go to https://hispanicfederation.org/unidos/

For more information, please visit http://www.hispanicfederation.org and http://www.almostlikepraying.com

“Almost Like Praying”

Lin-Manuel Miranda feat Artists for Puerto Rico Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda © 2017 5000 Broadway Music (ASCAP) Administered by WB Music Corp.

“Contains elements of “Maria” Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim ©1957, Renewed. Published by The Leonard Bernstein Music Publishing Co. LLC (ASCAP) c/o Universal PolyGram Int. Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) and Chappell-Co. Inc. (ASCAP)

Track produced by Jeffrey “Trooko” Penalva

Additional vocal arrangements by Alex Lacamoire

Mixed by Mikaelin “Blue” BlueSpruce at Lounge Studios, NYC

Mastered by Chris Gehringer at Sterling Sound, NYC

Engineered by Ebonie Smith, Ariel Chobaz, Salvador Majail

Assistant Engineers: Jordon Silva, Jaron Bozeman, Matt Dyson

Recorded at Atlantic Studios (NYC), Glenwood Place Studios (Burbank CA), The Village Recorder (Los Angeles CA), Circle House (Miami FL)

Percussion by: Eric Bobo Correa

Vocals Performed by Marc Anthony, Ruben Blades, Camila Cabello, Pedro Capo, Dessa, Gloria Estefan, Fat Joe, Luis Fonsi, Juan Luis Guerra, Alex Lacamoire, John Leguizamo, Jennifer Lopez, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Rita Moreno, Ednita Nazario, Joell Ortiz, Anthony Ramos, Gina Rodriguez, Gilberto Santa Rosa, PJ Sin Suela, Tommy Torres, Ana Villafañe Marc Anthony, Ednita Nazario, Pedro Capo, Jennifer Lopez and Gloria Estefan appear courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment U.S. Latin LLC Luis Fonsi appears courtesy of Universal Music Latin Entertainment Camila Cabello appear courtesy of Syco / Epic Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment Tommy Torres appears courtesy of Warner Music Latina

Executive Producer: Lin-Manuel Miranda

Associate Producers: Luis A. Miranda, Jr. Rigo “Riggs” Morales

Producers: Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez Danny Hastings Cesar Camacho

Assistant Producers: Ann Dubin Javier Gomez Sara Elisa Miller Owen Panettieri

Co-Directors: Cesar Camacho Lin-Manuel Miranda Luis A. Miranda, Jr.

Title Design: Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez

For Atlantic Records: CEO & Co-chairman Craig Kallman COO & Co-chairman Julie Greenwald A&R Riggs Morales A&R Administration Craig Rosen A&R Coordination Ari Gelaw Marketing for Atlantic Records Grace James Business Affairs for Atlantic Records Michael Kushner, Alyson Abbagnaro, Brett Copell

For Somos Arte: Artistic Director & Principal: Edgardo Mirannda-Rodriguez Business Manager: Kyung Jeon-Miranda Lead Animator: Rahim Akbar Muhammad Production Coordinator: Stephanie Ortiz Director of Photography: Dawin Rodríguez Camera Operators: Joel Fernandez Dominick Estarella

Associate Sound Recordist: Jonathan Hernandez Gaffer: Bart Grillet

Proceeds to the Hispanic Federation UNIDOS Fund for Puerto Rico

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Lin-Manuel Miranda - Almost Like Praying feat Artists for Puerto Rico [Music Video] Download and stream here: http://ift.tt/2kszvXk Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Almost Like Praying” was written and recorded to benefit hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico with proceeds benefiting The Hispanic Federation's Unidos Disaster Relief Fund Proceeds go to http://ift.tt/2wOuBdn For more information, please visit http://ift.tt/ZPaHor and http://ift.tt/2xnqtMD “Almost Like Praying” Lin-Manuel Miranda feat Artists for Puerto Rico Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda © 2017 5000 Broadway Music (ASCAP) Administered by WB Music Corp. “Contains elements of “Maria” Music by Leonard Bernstein, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim ©1957, Renewed. Published by The Leonard Bernstein Music Publishing Co. LLC (ASCAP) c/o Universal PolyGram Int. Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) and Chappell-Co. Inc. (ASCAP) Track produced by Jeffrey “Trooko” Penalva Additional vocal arrangements by Alex Lacamoire Mixed by Mikaelin “Blue” BlueSpruce at Lounge Studios, NYC Mastered by Chris Gehringer at Sterling Sound, NYC Engineered by Ebonie Smith, Ariel Chobaz, Salvador Majail Assistant Engineers: Jordon Silva, Jaron Bozeman, Matt Dyson Recorded at Atlantic Studios (NYC), Glenwood Place Studios (Burbank CA), The Village Recorder (Los Angeles CA), Circle House (Miami FL) Percussion by: Eric Bobo Correa Vocals Performed by Marc Anthony, Ruben Blades, Camila Cabello, Pedro Capo, Dessa, Gloria Estefan, Fat Joe, Luis Fonsi, Juan Luis Guerra, Alex Lacamoire, John Leguizamo, Jennifer Lopez, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Rita Moreno, Ednita Nazario, Joell Ortiz, Anthony Ramos, Gina Rodriguez, Gilberto Santa Rosa, PJ Sin Suela, Tommy Torres, Ana Villafañe Marc Anthony, Ednita Nazario, Pedro Capo, Jennifer Lopez and Gloria Estefan appear courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment U.S. Latin LLC Luis Fonsi appears courtesy of Universal Music Latin Entertainment Executive Producer: Lin-Manuel Miranda Associate Producers: Luis A. Miranda, Jr. Rigo "Riggs" Morales Producers: Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez Danny Hastings Cesar Camacho Assistant Producers: Ann Dubin Javier Gomez Sara Elisa Miller Owen Panettieri Co-Directors: Cesar Camacho Lin-Manuel Miranda Luis A. Miranda, Jr. Title Design: Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez For Atlantic Records: CEO & Co-chairman Craig Kallman COO & Co-chairman Julie Greenwald A&R Riggs Morales A&R Administration Craig Rosen A&R Coordination Ari Gelaw Marketing for Atlantic Records Grace James Business Affairs for Atlantic Records Michael Kushner, Alyson Abbagnaro, Brett Copell For Somos Arte: Artistic Director & Principal: Edgardo Mirannda-Rodriguez Business Manager: Kyung Jeon-Miranda Lead Animator: Rahim Akbar Muhammad Production Coordinator: Stephanie Ortiz Director of Photography: Dawin Rodríguez Camera Operators: Joel Fernandez Dominick Estarella Associate Sound Recordist: Jonathan Hernandez Gaffer: Bart Grillet Proceeds to the Hispanic Federation UNIDOS Fund for Puerto Rico

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Day 7 & 8

I’m finding that the days of long drives are boring enough to save for the next days blog post. Hence why day 7 and 8 are together. I’m also noticing christina is a much better writer than me. She paints a beautiful picture where Im like here’s abc of what happened the end. I’ll get her to write day 9 most likely lol

Day 7 started bright and early. My alarm was set for 4am but when we felt how cold and dark it was we might have fallen back asleep for another 30mins. Once we got going we packed up and hit the road by 530am. 10hrs of driving to Montana was pretty uneventful. During our drive through Wyoming where the speed limit is 80! But also means there’s only a gas station every 50+miles. We came pretty close to being gasless on the side of the road in 99 degree heat. Luckily we rolled into a gas station with less than 8miles left in the tank.

After about 11hrs of travel we reached Bozeman Montana to see our good friend Paul (who also has type 1 diabetes). His family was still in town so christina and I decided to shower (first time since Madison) and head downtown for some dinner. I chose to eat at a place called Roost, that for being in the middle of nowhere had some pretty good fried chicken. After we walked downtown some more. We stopped into a coffee house that served not only bakery goods but beer/wine and cocktails. I tried a local raspberry cider (can you tell that’s my fav) and Christina got a berry sake mimosa. Surprisingly, both were really good. Christina really enjoyed the live music they had playing within the coffee shop and the bartista lady was a gem. Bozeman is a cute town kind of like Boulder except everyone fly fishes and hunts here.

I passed out early, but Christina and Paul went out on the town with friends. I hear they had some amazing fried Mac and cheese balls.

Day 8 by Christina

Today had a slow start. We intended on making a trip to Yellowstone, but decided against it as it would be a 4 hour round trip. It was very upsetting, especially since it’s such an iconic park. We were invited to participate in many other activities in Bozeman to occupy our otherwise unplanned time.

We had breakfast at the Western Cafe. Apparently they’re called cafes in the west, not diners. The Bobcat special was cinnamon roll French toast, which was very good.

Quick trip to Walmart to pick up some things, including a weekend fishing license for Marisa. Hopefully she can make it worth it.

Then it was off to hike the “M” trail. Montana’s own Hollywood sign, a giant M forged of white rock, overlooking Bozeman on the mountain above. It is quite deceiving, being only a 2 mile loop, yet the elevation gain is daunting. We weren’t the smartest hikers, starting the trek at noon. Marisa wanted to feel the backpack, so we put a light load in for her to carry. It was sweltering hot. Above 90 degrees and the trail had minimal shade. We reached the M, and decided to continue up the mountain. We thought it would reach a peak and eventually loop around and back down. We weren’t wrong… But it took about 10 more miles to do so. The climb was very difficult. Eventually we gave up, and sat down to eat before heading back down. A pair of girls, our age, approached from above and stopped to rest with us. They had a beautiful golden retriever in tow. It was, however, throwing a fit and would not walk another step. We struck up conversation and found they were just finishing an overnight backpacking trip and had run out of water a couple hours ago. I gave the dog almost a whole liter of water, but it was still struggling. Desperate, I offered to take one of their bags so that she could carry the dog. They had called a friend to come and help, but it would still be at least an hour and we had to try to make a bit more progress. We made it about a half mile, before the girl got too tired to carry the dog anymore. They decided to stay there and wait, and we parted ways. It was very nice to meet such nice girls, Laurel, Sara, and Chloe the dog. All of our own struggles became much more worth it.

We were absolutely drained when we got back to the car. Starving, we went to a fancy crepe place downtown. Absolutely amazing. We also hit up a local honey store around the corner which ended up being a real gem. We then drove into the Gallitin canyon, for a lil bit of fishing. It’s beautiful here, no matter where you look. No fish, oh well. Then it was off to Paul’s friends house for a cookout. His name was Denver. A lot of people around here have names like that. It’s always a great time with friends, food, and a little bonfire.

I’m falling in love… With Montana.

Xoxo

Christina

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Sara Ifft, wife of former Idaho State Journal owner, dies

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"TO DAT GURL WIT DA GUAC!" - m4w Bozeman, MT

A Craigslist Missed Connection Reenactment by Woody Allen

Directed by Sara Newton Camera and Edit by Ted Stewart Voice Over by Tim Lacatena Starring Tim Lacatena and Tori Atkins Camera Assistant Zuzana Gedeon

Written by an actual Craigslist Missed Connection post from Nov. 2016 Bozeman, MT

Created by Sara Newton Special thanks and music from Andres Di Bono