This summer salad bursts with flavor from a basil-parsley vinaigrette. Quick enough for weeknights or busy weekends, this gluten-free dish is a must-try. Growing up in the midwest, I thought it was just a cruel joke that spring and summer clothes would show up at the mall in February. Bright colors, shorts, flip flops…when there was still snow and slush on the ground. It didn’t occur to me until I moved away that spring was actually starting to happen in other parts of the country.

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Albert Einstein facts for those looking to go beyond the basics of the genius's life. He was the greatest genius of his time, a man whose contributions to science and mathematics have been matched by just a handful of others throughout history. Even so, Albert Einstein is nowadays mostly associated with just one simple formula: E = mc2. Many call it the most famous formula in the world, and even people who have no idea what mass-energy equivalence still know that one formula.

Arielle Kebbel is an American actress born on February 19, 1985 in Winter Park, FL. She is best known for her roles in the films John Tucker Must Die, American Pie Presents: Band Camp, Life Unexpected, and Vampires Suck. Arielle Kebbel is a member of Movie Actress Age, Biography and Wiki 💰 Net worth: $3 million About Known for her appearances in John Tucker Must Die and American Pie Presents: Band Camp, she also earned credits in Life Unexpected and Vampires Suck.

If there is one thing about the Ballers series finale on HBO, it is that the entire series tied things up with a nice tidy bow. However, seeing any of the characters fall after viewers grew to love then would have been disappointing. The series finale, Player’s Only, saw Spencer, Joe, Ricky, Charles, and Reggie all get their happy endings and it all felt just right for a show that can be best described as comfort food for fans who want to see professional sports teams do the right thing.