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|Posted by: chansen
|Posted on: 12. Aug 2013 at 12:55
I ran across one of my Donald Jack books, That's Me in the Middle, while cleaning the basement. Made me think of this place where I posted in this thread just over 10 years ago. I wrote of how Donald Jack and Bartholomew Bandy influenced me.
Well, I had a daughter in June 2007, and a son in February 2010, Carter Jack Hansen. Yes, the "Jack" is in honour of Donald.
Carter went into cardiac arrest in May of 2012. He had a heart tumor that nobody knew about. The 30 minutes of CPR saved him, but he suffered a significant brain injury. We spent 6 months in hospitals with our little guy. The tumor is inoperable, and is held in check with beta blockers. He can't walk or talk any more, and he eats through a tube, but he is home. And, he's improving.
Not long after we got him home, he had another cardiac arrest. We had an AED with us from the Mikey Network, and saved him ourselves this time.
CityTV News and CTV News came to interview us. Realize that it is incredibly rare to survive a cardiac arrest at home. Carter has survived two.
So, that's my little Carter Jack. His mom wouldn't let me name him Bartholomew. Or Bandy.
Thought maybe someone would want to know, that when you name a kid after Donald Jack, he'll be hilarious, he'll beat incredible odds, and he'll be one hell of a fighter.
Something tells me he'd be a crack shot, too.
|Posted by: Arnold McBay
|Posted on: 18. Oct 2009 at 21:59
Sometimes it seems like it was only yesterday when I was 15 or so home with the flu and my pop came home with Three Cheers For me. I devoured it in one day and pops came home with Volume 2 a day or so later. I honestly dont know how many times I've read those first 3 books in the last 35 years. They are, he is and Donald Jack (despite never having met him) have been some of my closest friends for much of my life. I believe Donald, Bart and all of his characters are our greatest kept literary secret....hard to believe he has already been gone for almost 7 years now.
And yes...after countless readings like everyone else I still laugh out loud....and at times quietly sniffle. So much emotional terrain covered by one narrative. Thank you Donald....and I promise to keep visiting you and your wonderful characters until I am unable to open my tattered copies anymore.
|Posted by: Nicholas Jack
|Posted on: 09. Sep 2008 at 00:36
Donald Lamont Jack was my Uncle, my name is Martin Nicholas Lamont jack, my father is Robert Murdoch Jack. I am in Edmonton Alberta, and on Facebook. As far as I know, my uncle was in Toronto in 1956.
|Posted by: Forum Administrator
|Posted on: 12. Aug 2008 at 09:52
Does anyone know if donald jack was in marin co. calif. in 1956? Did he know Maryanne Tulley Ashley?
I think he was mostly in Ottawa during that period, working for Crawley Films. Do you know of a connection? I know he used the name, "Marin", but I haven't heard of any other link.
|Posted by: kristy von platen
|Posted on: 12. Aug 2008 at 01:48
Does anyone know if donald jack was in marin co. calif. in 1956? Did he know Maryanne Tulley Ashley?
|Posted by: Robert Macdonald
|Posted on: 12. Sep 2005 at 18:48
I just finished volumes 4 to 6 after being away from Bart for much too long and am now looking forward with great anticipation to volumes 7, 8 and 9.
It was in looking on the web to see if Donald Jack had written anymore than the first six that I found this site. I am delighted to learn that I will get to share more of Bart's amazing adventures, but saddened to learn that will (have) come to an end.
Mr. Jack, I know you were born in England, but you forever will be known to me as a great Canadian writer. You made me laugh (how can anyone ever not think of the bath scene in Three Cheers for Me with its various levers, spouts, crevices and other marvels of English plumbing without chuckling) through the type of humour that allows us to look into the mirror and see us as we truly are. Thanks for finding Bartholomew and sharing him with us.
|Posted by: John Vivian
|Posted on: 15. Jul 2005 at 13:14
Became acquainted with the Bandy Papers years ago and have read each one numerous times as well as introducing them to several others including 3 of my brothers whose reaction was much the same as mine. As a military history nut I've always felt that Donald Jack was among the great ones in his ability to protray the futility of war in a humourous manner.
I only just became aware of his death while doing a search to introduce yet another reader to his wonderful books.
|Posted by: Casey Goodhew
|Posted on: 09. Nov 2004 at 16:37
Does anyone know where Donald Jack's memorial is in Toronto? I'm a Canadian living in England, and I work with his grandson. I'm visiting Canada next week, and I'd like to visit the memorial to take some pictures for him. Cheers to anyone who can help.
|Posted by: Andrew J Kelly
|Posted on: 25. Jul 2004 at 03:25
Thanks Don, The world will be a much poorer place without you and Bart!
So long
A.J. Kelly
|Posted by: Capt Graham Bandy
|Posted on: 25. Feb 2004 at 13:43
As a real Capt Bandy, I discovered the books a couple of years ago. I found a great deal to laugh about, and a great deal to squirm about. As much as I wanted to share my discovery with my fellow officers in the mess, I didn't dare, as I thought that they may have found too many comparisons!!!!
What a loss.
|Posted by: Steve Dunkley
|Posted on: 15. Feb 2004 at 22:59
As a individual always fascinated by aviation, it was the picture on the front of a paperback book (probably in a W H Smith somewhere) that made me buy my first Bandy volume more than 25 years ago. Fortuitously it was the the first volume in the series and I remember how surprised I was when, expecting a hopefully readable story of the RFC, I found myself reading the funniest book of my life. I immediately searched for the other volumes and found the next two. My searches for the remainder were thwarted by claims of "out of print". Then came the internet and I have now read everything up to Me So Far. God Bless you, Donald, for making me laugh, for creating characters for whose loss I have felt more grief than many a real person. My belated, but sincere, sympathy to your family. May you rest in peace disturbed only by laughter from those who continue to read your books.
|Posted by: Gavin McDougald
|Posted on: 06. Jan 2004 at 16:40
Ive often wondered if it is an indictment on me, or a testament to him that one of the seminal influences of my life has been Donald Jack.
I read his books as a child and have re-read them umpteen times since. In fact I invariably carry a copy of one his books in my car for the inevitability of being left frustrated waiting for one thing or another with nothing to do. His work has become my minds ultimate pacifier.
Usually the writers who influence folks are the great philosophers and humanists. But for my sensibilities, Donald Jack was both of these things. His view on the ludicrous endeavour that is war holds as true today as it did when he first put pen to paper. As does his portrait of ordinary people being caught up - and sometimes swept away by great events.
His passing saddens me, but his legacy is I - and many more like me - will be able to enjoy their lives just a little bit more.
What more could a man ask for.
|Posted by: Terry Lyttle
|Posted on: 26. Dec 2003 at 05:14
darn! I have been looking for a site covering Donals Jack, and when I find it, he's gone! I wanted to send him a letter of thanks for the years of laughs that he has provided me. I also spent some of my cash supplying Bandy to people in my enthusiasm for his writing; spreading the word, you might say. The copies that I have kept in my possession are truly dog-eared, so I am glad that they are being reissued.
I would like to offer my condolences to Mr. Jack's family, their loss is certainly shared by his fans.
|Posted by: Zoltan Beldi
|Posted on: 31. Oct 2003 at 07:12
As with others, I have probably contributed three libraries worth of Donald Jack's books to others in order to share the humour and pleasure of his writing. I have travelled to out of the way places and visited second hand bookshops hoping to be able to replenish my stocks of any of his books. It was quite a shock to find myself buying my own books!
I'm afraid I'm one of those people who can't believe Bandy wasn't real. Recently, we drove through France pasing through Amiens and Villers-Brittoneux and couldn't help thinking that Bandy was riding his bicycle through this part of the country and how hard it must have been.
Like others on this forum, I too have been changed by DJ and Douglas Adams.
|Posted by: Kit Hildreth
|Posted on: 28. Oct 2003 at 00:27
Have been on my umpteen re-read of my dog-eared Bandys of late and, while surfing the net on Bill Gates' face decided to drop in and see if Bart's latest escapade: reducing Stalin to gibbering idiocy/extreme apoplexy was ready yet. SO SAD to hear Don has gone! Having had several strokes myself, I can only hope it was quick for him. Wouldn't like to revisit my own rehab on anybody.
Still 78 is not a bad age to go to the big Jamjahr in the sky.
When all is said and done, even after 20odd years, Don's divine description of English plumbing and it's impact on an unsuspecting Canuck never fails to leave me guffawing, spluttering and choking while drawing looks of utter incredulity from nearest and dearest! Who once had the brazen effrontary to suggest I was Bart in disguise minus those elegant equine features...bloody cheek! To suggest my not having the equine features I mean..
Now I find there was more than an element of our hero in his "inventor" from his affectionate obituaries! Let us hope that enough manuscript was left to bring out Volume Nine. Oddly though, I found Hitler-v-me was better 2nd time around than the first. The only Bandy tome I have, not fit only for the Book rehab centre!
Glad to see there are other Hitchhiker fans out there too. Well, they put that on the boob tube; Bandy's turn! I shall send a copy of Volume 1 to Auntie BEEB with the suggestion. Check out Tom Sharpe as well lads an lasses!
Now, finding a suitable thoroughbred with just the precise braying tone and hearing impairment voice qualities to bring our hero to life... not to mention the apoplectic top brass...fully prepped for immediate transport to the funny house...after a mere ten minutes of untramelled Bandyitis!
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I setup my Blubbr account (I'd be glad for you to connect with me) and gave it a test drive. It seems that at its core, Blubbr is about making interesting things into fun games. I see many potential educational connections and personal uses.
Educational Connections
Here are a few ideas that might be useful to teachers and students.
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- You and your students can create trivs to introduce yourselves at the beginning of the year.
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The National Cotton Council has gone on record to improve cotton's flow system and to ensure that fiber quality is maintained from field to mill.
Policy recommendations adopted at the recent NCC annual meeting in Austin, Texas, detailed the proposals.
The Research and Education Committee clarified the Council's position on acceptable maximum moisture content in cotton lint bales and delegates agreed to recommend that work continue with industry associations and research and extension organizations, including USDA:
• To continue its literature review to determine appropriate moisture levels in baled lint;
• To communicate that information to the cotton industry, and to encourage continued research, particularly on a regional basis (recognizing that widely divergent climatic conditions exist throughout the Belt), to determine optimum moisture levels in baled lint that will preserve fiber qualities and spinning performance and mitigate gin bale weight losses;
• And, as a precaution against undue risk of fiber degradation, recommend that restored moisture levels of cotton bales at the gin not exceed 7.5 percent (wet basis);
• The industry accept the designation of "wet cotton" as defined by USDA as one of the criteria for CCC loan eligibility; and,
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NCC remains opposed to outside storage as a common practice but "urges CCC to allow it for loan cotton under certain conditions. …"
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(1) Warehouses to report Bales Made Available for Shipment (BMAS) on a weekly basis to USDA or a USDA-designated agent.
(2) Warehouse notification by electronic means when a complaint is filed, and;
(3) CCC to use reported information in routine audits of warehouses.
NCC delegates adopted the policy recommendations at their annual business meeting.
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I'm going to depart from my usual hard nosing the gaming highway and share a slightly more stylish update on my latest whereabouts...vacationing in Phnom Penh now, a refugee from an impending and overdue divorce settlement and lately taking a break from billiards in the girly bar next door.
Y'see, Kell's got his stubby Dwarvish hands full keeping things balanced between the Pure Land of the rpg old school and the punishing regimen of the Hell of the 10,000 Bargirls. Just trying to keep my yin going and my yang coming, so to speak, is either going to gain me a lot of XPs or shock me like an undead badass and drain a few levels. Here's a few gaming related anecdotes and annotations from the jungle -
Last week, well into my cups, I let slip to the other expat boozers at the table that I play alot of D&D and write some too. The kind of geek statement of faith you immediately regret. This big Canadian blurts out he used to work for SSI on the Gold Box games in the 80s. Before long, we're all (American, Brit, Aussie and Canadian) talking fantasy gaming while watching a gaggle of bored Khmer chicks shooting pool. So, primed with an idea...
I went shopping in the big, shabby Art Deco central market and manage to find a copy of JENGA. Now, that game along with Connect 4, are wildly popular with the Thai demimondes, but seemingly it hasn't quite caught on with the Cambodian scene. I've even read with some interest the indie rpg Dread, which claims Jenga infuses drama into roleplaying. Gorram, but them's two things I love - drama and roleplaying. So, you see why I couldn't wipe the shit-eating grin off my mug as I brought that baby into the bar. I'll cut to the chase and just say groups of Khmer girls get VERY excited pulling wooden blocks. Watching them, I thought, goddamn...wish I had Mousetrap. I love that little blue diving man, don't you??
Anyways, that's when I'm feeling social. In the evenings, I like to sit and watch people in this other, much more dimly lit expat dive with a long curvy bar and $1 Angkhors. It attracts those long-term (s)expat punters and MILFy Khmer ladies (and the French, but you can safely ignore them). It's not so much a fun place as it is a prime spot to observe the extremes of indelicate human behavior. with some pretty decent fish and chips. This one night, I'm sitting way down on the end of the bar when this old mama-san looking gal hits me up for a cigarette. We don't speak, and she buys a drink and sits like she's waiting for somebody. About 1/2 hour later the spitting image of Gary Gygax sits down on the other side of her, orders a lemon soda, and they have this conversation:
Gary: You ok?
Lady: Ok. You? You what time go here?
Gary: Uh (looking at watch). 10:30
Lady: You go home tonight?
Gary: Later. I'm looking for Tam. Did you see her?
Lady: No. Tam go home Battambang I think. You call mobile phone her?
Gary: No.
Both sit in silence for 45 minutes, while I consider the possibility this is really some posthumous Elvis -type sighting of Gygax. I want to ask this guy his name, just to check, but don't.
Lady: After I go home. See you later.
Gary: Yes. I'm going home now too. You want to share a tuk-tuk? It can stop at your home on the way? You want a ride home?
Lady: You want go boom-boom with me?
Gary: No, no. You can take the tuk-tuk with me. Tell the driver where to stop. After he will take me home.
Lady: After boom-boom?
Gary: No, not after boom boom. I'm going home. Do you want to ride on the way with me?
Lady: No. I'm going home with the moto.
Gary: Ok. Take care. I'll see you later.
Lady: Bye.
I sat for another hour flabbergasted wondering about coincidences and synchronicity and other heavy Robert Anton Wilson shit before settling on Jaegermeister for my nightcap. That only made me more curious (after I threw up).
I've also been doing the rounds at a place called the Zeppelin Cafe, with this huge collection of old vinyl rock and roll. God only knows how this stuff survived the Khmer Rouge. The owner's a long haired Cambodian hepcat, and like all Asian hippies he loves his Santana. After a couple rounds of beer, he pulls out the Ros Sereysothea albums. I'll let you check out the mp3's available online at the Aquarium Drunkard. You can also read up about Ros on KhmerMusic.com
You'll find a sweet collection of late 60's/early 70's Khmer rock and roll. Sorta Booker T & the MGs meets Santana over a spiked mai tai. If nothing else, check out Yol Aulorong's Cyclo Ride, Ros Sereysothea's Old Pot, Tasty Rice and Old Sour and Sweet or Pan Ron's Sralanh Srey Chn...this is the genuine "Apocalypse Now" soundtrack and rocks hard and real. Predictably, all of these musicians disappeared during the Khmer Rouge years, so this is literally rocking into doomsday.
Now enough of this internet cafe hoo-hah, I've got a fatty in my pocket and a hankering to watch a sunset. As they say in Pakistan, time to chello.
Photo: The late, great Phnom Penh dive 'Broken Bricks'. Closed after the meth-fuelled innkeeper provoked one too many beatings from his Khmer neighbors. Irony just doesn't play well in the Orient.
Next Time: Lin Carter & Amateur Cryptozoology on the Angkhor Trail


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I'm not sure if you made a good case that random+modifier isn't a good system for distributing loot...[You] seems to imply that the modifier should be greater, not smaller.
That is another option. Essentially, there are three extremes when it comes to loot:
1. Completely random
2. Order determined by a measured variable
3. Officer-assigned
Each method has advantages and disadvantages. Option 1 might mean that someone could "slack off" and still win the roll. Option 2 is very sensitive to the variable being measured.
For example, if a tank tanks the end boss all the way down, did she have a greater or lesser contribution than the healer who healed her? Versus the dps? What about AoE on the adds vs single-target DPS on the boss?
I don't know. Questions like that are very hard to answer meaningfully. That's why systems which use Option 2 (DKP, etc.) tend to measure time spent instead.
Completely random makes the assumption that everyone contributes more or less equally, and therefore deserves an equal chance at the loot. This assumption is often false, but a lot of the time it doesn't matter that it is false, because the disparity is "close enough" and it is not really noticeable. The times where the disparity does matter, however, can cause a lot of problems.
So that's the problem with Random + Modifier. The system highlights the disparity in contribution by measuring it (well, measuring something the system thinks is contribution) and telling the players. This moves it towards Option 2: "Player A deserves the loot because he contributed the most" vs "You all contributed equally, so you all get an equal shot at the loot."
Both of those narratives are acceptable.
However, what the WAR Public Quest says is, "Player A deserves the loot because she contributed the most, but we're going to give it to Player B because she's lucky." Or "Player B did a terrible job, but she gets the loot anyways."
And those narratives are very annoying.
Personally, for WAR Public Quests, I think measuring contribution might be more hassle than it is worth. Completely random is "close enough" to be fair (with some minimums to prevent people from afking in the area).


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DJ JewBoy necesitaba un nuevo diseño de camiseta y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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DJ JewBoy
I'm a mashup artist from Chicago, IL currently living in Madison, WI. While your typical DJ will transition from song to song or remix stuff, I layer existing tracks together to form new songs. Artists like Girl Talk and Super Mash bros are doing a lot of that stuff currently.
I had a design contest earlier in the month, but my design idea was a little too elaborate for the money I could offer, so this one hopefully will be more fair.
There really isn't a specific target audience. Any flashy design that looks cool will sell. Typically, the people who listen to my music are high school through graduate school age people. I assume the bulk of t-shirt orders will come from that demographic
For this design, it's imperative that whoever is involved for the design watches the new Kanye West music video for the song "All of the Lights."
Here'a link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAfFfqiYLp0
At the 1 minute mark and at the end, the lyrics of song flash very quickly in many different fonts, colors, and designs. I am a loser and went through the video very slowly to find designs that I liked that I wouldn't mind putting on a shirt. I tried my hardest to make the times as accurate as possible:
All of the Lights video:
-1:23 (the)
-1:23 (here)
-1:28 (everything)
-1:36 (lights)
-1:40 (Vegas)
-1:45 (lights)
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-1:49 (rest of your life)
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-4:44 (but)
-5:01 (alvin fields)
Now, this doesn't mean that you have to make the exact designs, but something along these lines.
All I really want on the shirt is "DJ JewBoy" and underneath it in a smaller font you could put one of two things: 1) Chicago, IL & Madison, WI or 2) music mashups.
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In statements e-mailed to CPJ, the Kashmir Press Association, the Press Guild of Kashmir, the Kashmir Journalists Corps the Press Photographers, and the Video Journalists Association have complained that a government-imposed curfew has kept their staff from covering the situation.
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The BBC reported that one of its BBC Urdu service journalists, Riaz Masroor, was stopped and beaten by police as he was going to collect his curfew pass on Friday. He suffered a fractured arm, the BBC said.
"It is illogical to restrict the movement of some journalists
and not others," said Bob Dietz, CPJ's
In a joint message today, the groups said the government's claims that it had eased the restrictions were "eyewash" and that only some editors, but not field reporters, had been allowed to move during curfew hours. The groups said that many of the area's more than 60 newspapers decided to suspend publication because of the small number of curfew passes issued to staff and continued attacks on media, a claim substantiated by the BBC and other reports.
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How the test is performed
Blood is drawn from a vein, usually from the inside of the elbow or the back of the hand. The site is cleaned with germ-killing medicine (antiseptic). The health care provider wraps an elastic band around the upper arm to apply pressure to the area and make the vein swell with blood.
Next, the health care provider gently inserts a needle into the vein. The blood collects into an airtight vial or tube attached to the needle. The elastic band is removed from your arm.
Once the blood has been collected, the needle is removed, and the puncture site is covered to stop any bleeding.
In infants or young children, a sharp tool called a lancet may be used to puncture the skin and make it bleed. The blood collects into a small glass tube called a pipette, or onto a slide or test strip. A bandage may be placed over the area if there is any bleeding.
How to prepare for the test
No special preparation is necessary.
How the test will feel
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, you may feel moderate pain, or only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
Why the test is performed
This test is used to help diagnose severe problems with blood clotting such as disseminated intravascular coagulation (
Normal Values
In general, the level of fibrinopeptide A should range from 0.6 to 1.9 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL).
Note: Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
What abnormal results mean
Increased fibrinopeptide A levels may be a sign of:
- Leukemia at the time of diagnosis, during early treatment, and during a relapse
- Some infections
- Systemic lupus erythematosus
What the risks are
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
- Excessive bleeding
- Fainting or feeling light-headed
- Hematoma (blood accumulating under the skin)
- Infection (a slight risk any time the skin is broken)


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Maybe it isn't so odd this occurred the day after the Mets lost on a balk in the tenth inning, a disappointing end to what was a good road trip that dropped them below .500 once again.
On this date in 1962 – the year when the Mets seemed to have invented the word `amazing,' – it was all about Marvelous Marv Throneberry, who personified those early teams.
Throneberry appeared to hit a two-run triple against the Cubs in the Polo Grounds, but was called out for failing to touch second base. When manager Casey Stengel raced out of the dugout to argue the call, first base coach Cookie Lavagetto stopped him and said, "Don't argue, Case. He missed first base, too.''
How can that not make you chuckle?
There were a lot of great stories about the 1962 Mets, several of them involving Throneberry.
Throneberry played for the Yankees, Kansas City Athletics and Orioles before playing the first two seasons in Mets' history.
He was demoted to the minor leagues in 1963 and replaced by Ed Kranepool. He retired after that season as a .237 hitter with 53 homers and 170 RBI.
There was a gentleness about Throneberry, who maintained a sense of humor. Many years after retiring, Throneberry appeared in the Miller Lite ads that featured sporting legends.
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The 1960s were a thrilling era in the development of the feline sciences. The structure of cat DNA (the double felix) had already been discovered, and astronomers were working to put cat on the moon. Relive that golden era of scientific discovery with the Tumblr series Cat Scientists of the 1960s.
This single serving Tumblr mashes up vintage photos of chemists, engineers, physicians, physicists, and mathematicians with wide-eyed cats. Cats are, in fact, a natural fit for the scientifically minded; after all, they're both curious creatures. And you might just recognize a few of the felinized scientists in these pictures.
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With it's awesome blend of attacking talent and traditionally uncompromising physicality, the Premier League is arguably the best division in world football.
While the whole league is undeniably stocked full of superb players, the ultimate aim for many teams is often to secure a place in the top four.
As well as bringing far higher financial reward, finishing in these four spots also offer the chance to compete on perhaps the grandest club stage of them all - the Champions League.
Traditionally these places were mostly occupied by the so-called 'big four' - Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool. Recently, however, Manchester City have forced themselves into the equation and the Reds have fallen somewhat by the wayside.
Here, GMS selects an XI consisting entirely of players from last season's top-four teams. Feel free to comment on our choices or suggest your own players below...


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Taking photos of ourselves is the signature act of our times. We know this not because the president snapped one with world leaders at Nelson Mandela's memorial service Tuesday, but because "selfie" is the Oxford English Dictionary's Word of the Year.
And as you may read more than once in the weeks since the Nov. 19 announcement, this is a sign of the apocalypse. Just about every blogger, columnist and style reporter has deemed selfie-mania a pernicious outgrowth of the era's unparalleled narcissism.
Naturally, there's been a backlash to the backlash. Others in the commentariat have rightly pointed out that our self-obsession, while certainly notable, is being driven more by technology than a visceral shift in our cultural psyche. People have always taken photos of themselves, either with camera timers or by handing their Nikons over to strangers in foreign countries and then paying large sums to get them back. The automated photo booth was an instant hit in the 1920s, but it's easy to imagine grouchy newspaper columnists observing the phenomenon and declaring the entire flapper generation a bunch of vain, naval-gazing brats.
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This grouchy columnist is more concerned about a different ruling by the OED. It was actually issued a few years ago, though the media didn't notice until last spring, so I believe it has a rightful place on 2013's timeline of dubious developments.
I am talking about the OED's decision to expand "literally" so that it also means "figuratively." The entry defines the adverb "literally" as "in a literal manner or sense; exactly: the driver took it literally when asked to go straight over the roundabout. " But then it adds a note: "informal, used for emphasis while not being literally true: I have received literally thousands of letters."
The latter, say the editors, "is not acceptable in formal contexts, though it is widespread."
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Not acceptable in formal contexts? Then the Democratic National Convention must be a pretty relaxed affair. That's where Vice President Joe Biden, in his 2012 address, famously used the "L-word" nine times, including in patently metaphorical statements like "literally, [killing Osama Bin Laden] was about healing an unbearable wound."
His affinity for the word caused some on Twitter to suggest that if you'd taken a drink every time he said it, you'd have passed out before he finished.
Then, in August, Sarah Palin was sufficiently worried about violence in Egypt and the president's vacation schedule to say "literally, all hell seems to be breaking loose and ... Obama is ... having a gay old time."
And though you'd think that British parliamentarians would be above such things, it turns out they are not immune. When British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg referred last year to "people literally in a different galaxy who are paying extraordinarily low rates of tax," he wasn't talking about the residents of Ursa Major.
Clegg, at least, managed to spark a debate, with the language police crying foul and others offering reminders that as far back as 1903, the OED was cautioning "literal" users to "stop, look, and think before using the word in any manner short of its exact sense."
Much of the magic of language, of course, lies in its fluidity. The OED has long been in the business of not only defining words but also tracing their evolution. And the fact that several dictionaries have followed the OED's lead suggests that being conservative on "literal" is being on the wrong side of history. But, I'm sorry: "Literal" does not mean the same thing as "not at all literal."
It is not a contranym, like "sanction," which means both to punish and to condone, or "garnish," which means both to add on and to take away. It's a plain old word with a plain old meaning. Misusing it is cheating. It's talking or (worse) writing without accountability. It essentially cues the listener to stop listening. It's the ultimate enabler of hyperbole.
The logic of "if you can't beat them, join them" works for some things — for instance, Republicans coming around on gay rights — but not so much when it comes to language. If we cave on "literally," it will only be a matter of time before we'll be granting equal rights to "irregardless."
And all the selfies in the world aren't as apocalyptic as that.
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Korean artist Rim Lee creates The Mess of Emotion, a haunting series of oil paintings that combine performance, photography and oils. The multi-faceted paintings work well within the themes the artist plays with, as they literally show the woman's tortured yet delicate essence driven by emotional distress quite beautifully.
Lee plays model for her photographs; these [photographs] are then referenced in her paintings. The act of transferring the realistic image onto a canvas [a surface which usually allows for unworldly expression] indicates an unyielding desire to break free from the idea that judging character solely based on interpretations of physical characteristics and movements is in part, wrong.
Aptly so, the paint acts as a conduit for emotion and expression; the paint washes over Lee's hyper-realistic physical portrayal, creating a dialogue between the two polarities.
The heavy-expressionistic brushstrokes fill the canvas with texture; they rise above anything else, as to indicate relevance on behalf of the otherwise invisible mental anguish she is going through. [via My Modern Met]


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and for all you horndogs... im not talkin about sex (even though that would be a jack pot bonus)... lol... but ****... just layin next to her and waking up to her singing "no one" will cut it for me... for seriously
This is so gay that looks like one of bigs posts.
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Depictions of enslaved African Americans are rare, particularly images that lack the distortions of caricature and stereotyping. Colonial Williamsburg's portrait is unusually empathetic and closely-observed. Mary Anna Randolph Custis (1807-1873) was the only surviving child of George Washington Parke Custis (George Washington's step-grandson and adopted son) and Mary Lee Fitzhugh of Arlington House in Northern Virginia. Likely the subject was one of the Custis family's slaves, though her name is unknown. (The word "Topsy" was written on her apron later, by an unidentified hand).
A minimal setting and fine, skillfully executed details focus attention sharply on the subject, whose quiet dignity dominates the image. The child's stance is attentive, yet relaxed and easy, and she regards the viewer with a calm, straightforward gaze. Although small, female, young, and vulnerable, every detail of the girl's attitude conveys naturalness, self-possession, and assurance.
Mary Custis harbored a lifelong concern for the education of slaves, emulating the work of her mother in teaching those at Arlington House to read and write. Her goal was to prepare them for eventual emancipation. Her father's will directed that his slaves be freed within five years of his death if his estate were solvent. He died in 1857 leaving considerable debt, however, and it was only on December 29, 1862, that executor Robert E. Lee formalized their freedom.
George Washington Parke Custis built Arlington House in 1802-1818, establishing it as both a family home and a memorial to George Washington, the step-grandfather who had raised him at Mount Vernon and whom he had grown to reverence. Inherited estates afforded Custis a comfortable living and allowed him the luxury of pursuing personal interests in painting, playwriting, music, and oratory. He must have stimulated his daughter's artistic tendencies, and he may have taught her the skills revealed in her watercolor.


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Too much of sorrow in the last few weeks, but solice lies in the forest whispered by the trees ...
Here in the woods
when idle walkers turn to their beds
and the pale moon rises
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of cobalt blue, I stand in sacred dreaming.
Bathed in Ogham patterned light,
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2011: Played in all 17 games, starting 14 of them ... finished third on the team in scoring with 29 points on 23 goals and six assists ... also picked up 21 groundballs ... scored a career-high four goals in a 19-10 loss to Roanoke (4/6) ... logged two goals and two assists in a 14-5 win over Greensboro (4/20) ... tallied two goals and one helper in a 9-8 win over Hampden-Sydney (3/18).
2010: Played in 15 games during his rookie season, starting all of them ... finished the season tied for second on the team in points (28) and goals (24) ... also had 20 groundballs ... totaled a career-best five points (3 G, 2 A) in an 11-5 win over Virginia Wesleyan (3/20) ... registered three goals and one assist and snatched four groundballs during a 9-4 win over Greensboro (3/3) ... scored two goals in each of the team's ODAC Tournament contests (4/28 vs. Randolph-Macon & 5/2 at Roanoke).
High School: Lettered in lacrosse, soccer and golf at Sewickley Academy … helped lead the golf team to a conference title as a junior … served as a captain for the lacrosse team his senior season … honorable mention all-conference as a junior and a first team all-conference honoree as a senior … earned All-America honors as a senior … received the school's scholar-athlete award his final two years.
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2011-10-24 Critiquing NBGS 2011
Start: 12:04:49
AYWalton: Good morning, Missy! How was your flight home?
Daviss: Hello there Missy! lol
AYWalton: And greetings alt!!!! everybody made it home safely I see!!!!
alt: hello ladies, glad to see the two of you are home safe and sound.
AYWalton: indeed and the same for you, alt. I had a great time with you both!!!
Daviss: Flight was great! had to run like heck though to catch my Minn to Phx
AYWalton: oh gracious---but you made it!
Daviss: hello alt!! That airport was huge
AYWalton: so glad to be home, and I am still tired! slept for a couple of hours, woke up and blogged a bit, then slept till 11 this morning. Had lots of fun, though.
Daviss: I had a great time and thanks to both of you it was even better
alt: yes Angela, just wish I could have spend more 'free' time with y'all, but Ms. Anita placed some 'limits' on my socializing time LOL LOL
Daviss: lol@alt
AYWalton: well you gotta appreciate Ms. Anita for letting you come out and play! Plus we don't wanna take the responsibility for your actions without restraints! lol
Daviss: lol lol
AYWalton: So Ms. Anita knew what she was doing.
alt: you got it AYWalton. I do appreciate Anita's tolerance with me and for my genealogy pursuits.
AYWalton: most of us have family members who probably think we are all nuts. but we keep on doing our thing.
Daviss: I enjoyed Anita as well alt! wonderful lady you have there
alt: but really. it was truly great seeing you again and meeting Vicky for the first time WOW!!!!!!
AYWalton: it sure was!! I think that was the best part---seeing folks! I see why alt prefers to fellowship with folks so much!
alt: I just posted to the History/Genealogy Forum my 'take' on the Summit AfriGeneas @ the NBGS.
AYWalton: oh I have to see your post!
Daviss: Howdy Ms Selma!
AYWalton: Hey there, Ms. Selma!!! We sure missed you!
Selma: Welcome Home Folks...glad you all made it home safe and sound
alt: hello Ms. Selma.. the 'weary' summiter's greet you LOL... sure wish you could have been there.
Selma: Just read your posting alt..wonderful
alt: thanks Selma
Daviss: thx Selma, good to be home and get some good sleep lol
Selma: Sorry I missed it alt...missed seeing you in your PJ's.. LOL
AYWalton: that's a good and thorough post, alt.
Selma: at the Pajama party
alt: I wasn't invited Selma LOL
Selma: Are you posting pictures of the pajama party AY.. LOL
Daviss: lol Selma that was where Anita put her foot down
Selma: LOL
AYWalton: No photos from the PJ party! (what went on in Indiana STAYS in Indiana!) lol
Daviss: lol
Selma: You need T Shirts that say just that.. LOL
AYWalton: I made sure, because someone might have taken one of me in mine.
alt: aw shucks AYWalton LOL
Daviss: heeheheehee
AYWalton: we laughed so hard! pajamas and all, right Daviss? we had one each night---Friday and Saturday!
Selma: Poor daviss...are you glad to be back in "unbearable" heat
Daviss: yes !
Selma: LOL
AYWalton: which is why I slept till 11 am today!
Selma: How long was the bus ride AY?
alt: before I forget it AYWalton, your presentations were 'outa sight' you were better than I remembered from IBGS... Great Job!!!!!!!
AYWalton: oh that is so nice of you alt, thank you! which one did you get to see, alt?
Daviss: I also can say the same thing AYWalton..
AYWalton: somebody--I think it was Shelly Murphy (keli1) took some footage of me when I was talking about Uncle Sephus.
alt: I saw the one that spoke to uncle Cephus..
AYWalton: thanks so much Daviss, that was so nice.
Selma: Sounds like the AfriGeneas table was the place to be alt and daviss
AYWalton: yes, that is one of my favorite stories from my research.
alt: Vicky & I had 'big fun' Selma...
AYWalton: plus alt and Daviss got quite a few folks to stop by the table. we now have a great mailing list.
Daviss: I think so Selma.. So many of the ones that came by had been on but had to learn how to navigate
AYWalton: that will be a wonderful way to let folks know what is going on and to bring newcomers into the AfriGeneas family.
Daviss: Glad I took my laptop
alt: AYWalton , it was good to see you and Lisa Lee at the AfriGeneas presentation ... y'all were a great morale support.
AYWalton: I wonder if we need an instructional video to put on our own site.
Selma: It might be a good idea AY Walton
AYWalton: oh we had to be there, Alt. We weren't gonna let you two wing it without a cheerleading squad close by. lol
alt: I think so too AYWalton
AYWalton: I have tons of ideas and after getting some rest, I might put them in writing to share.
Daviss: "free" was a the word that needed to be heard loud and clear!
AYWalton: quite true. I am looking forward also to getting on some of the websites that Tony Burroughs mentioned. howdy free.
freeaainnc: hi!
Selma: Afternoon free
alt: AYWalton, the lady you and Argyrie helped almost had tears in her eyes telling me about what y'all had helped her find on her family. that in itself made me feel good about the Summit.
Daviss: hello freeaainnc
AYWalton: hope all goes well.
alt: Hello freeaainnc
Selma: You will ;hav AY..please send me a list of the sites he suggested, please
Daviss: I have not seen you in awhile free, how are ya/ ?
AYWalton: oh gracious, alt---it went on and on----Argyrie helped her later on Saturday evening to find her mother's side. I have some film footage of that as well----she was so amazed. We plan to connect with her soon as she lives in Maryland!
freeaainnc: hi daviss, alt
AYWalton: I will send them to you, Selma
freeaainnc: I'm ok, just been busy
AYWalton: And you know that Tony was great!
Selma: free, been meaning to email you, been talking to a woman researching the Deberry surname in Northhampton county NC
AYWalton: greetings, freeaainnc, good to see you!
alt: Tony, as always, but let me tell ya... the performances that I saw by you, Lisa & Tim were 5 star presentations.
freeaainnc: ok Selma hi AY
AYWalton: Daviss,alt, did either of you get to Shamele's workshops? oh thank you alt!
Selma: Oh thats great AY..that the woman lives in Maryland and you can continue to assist
alt: yes I saw Shamele she was also very good.
Daviss: I went in for only a few minutes AYWalton
AYWalton: oh yes. She was a true beginner, and knew nothing so we kind of took her under our wing! Selma, this lady brought her ipad with her, and has had it for several months. She NEVER knew that she could get on the internet. Shelley showed her how to get online, and Argyrie, then suggested that she get on FindAGrave as a sample site to visit for free.
Selma: Free, someone sent the Deberry researcher, where a Henry Deberry distributed slaves to family members and emancipated 3...she is a descendant of one of the emancipated slaves
alt: We were able to hook up with the AAGGKY group, the Oberlin, OH group, the Indianapolis group and we'r looking at a 'small' combined effort with them and my my group AAGGMV.
AYWalton: Then Argyrie asked her for a cemetery name, and she gave her the name of one.
freeaainnc: ok Selma
AYWalton: Suddenly she exclaimed "oh my goodness---there's my mother's name! There's my aunt"! then Shelley had her to click on a name or two--and she went into shock---"there's my father"!
Selma: Wow AY...she was probably overwhelmed
AYWalton: When the headstone appeared---she was beyond shock!!
alt: y'all were 'doing it' !!!!!! lol lol
AYWalton: she had her hand on her face like the little boy in Home Alone the movie! She never knew she could get online with her Ipad!! We kept telling her---you have a powerful computer in your hand!! she had no idea how powerful it was! her eyes welled up with tears.
Selma: All this technology is Overwhelming... What was she using her IPad for?
freeaainnc: that is what I was wondering too selma
alt: and they were still there (tears) when I saw her at breakfast Selma
AYWalton: Tony Burroughs was sitting next to her, and he asked her if he could take her photo. Then----he incorporated that photo of her "amazement moment" into his Saturday presentation!
freeaainnc: wow
Selma: How wonderful These devices..big and small..have changed the world as we knew it...
AYWalton: she was so funny----asking "when did he take that picture?" She had no recall of that---all she know is that she saw her father's headstone online!
alt: I'm telling ya.. that was a "dynamite" summit !!!!!!!
AYWalton: I will call her later. that was so much fun! and the discoveries kept going on!
Selma: Sounds like a very "moving" moment
alt: Daviss even got a taste of the changing midwest weather.. from almost snowing to a little sunshine. LOL
AYWalton: there were several. of course it was about 40 degrees cooler than what she is used to!
Daviss: for sure alt lol
Selma: Have you "warmed up" yet daviss...got the airconditioning on.. LOL
AYWalton: somebody asked Daviss if it got cold in Phoenix and she said "oh yes it gets into the 60s."
Selma: LOL
AYWalton: we just looked at her! lol
alt: hehehehehehe
freeaainnc: lol
Daviss: hit the ground at about 80 degrees yesterday morn Selma and finished the day off at about 98 lol
AYWalton: gracious, Daviss. So how cold will it be around Christmas time?
Selma: 100
alt: heck we got up to the low 50's yesterday Daviss LO
AYWalton: lol The fall colors are now showing a bit.
Daviss: The cab driver on the way to the airport told me he might move to AZ lol
AYWalton: we had a pretty drive through the mountains. Beautiful!
Selma: How long was the bus ride AY?
AYWalton: and I saw a place I have to research in western Maryland-----called Negro Mountain! it was long----12 hours.
alt: I'll bet it was AYWalton and you had daylight most of the way too, right?
AYWalton: we made two stops.
Selma: Negro Mountain..interesting
AYWalton: yes daylight and the Allegheny mountains were simply gorgeous!
alt: you know what it was called before PC
Selma: I was justing that too alt.. lOL
AYWalton: apparently it is a long 30 mile ridge. right near the MD/PA border. there was never a settlement of black folks in the area.
Selma: You gonna have to research that AY..wonder why they call it that, if there was not settlement
alt: y'all would have been proud of Ms Daviss helping fol with her 'puter at the AfriGeneas booth.. she had one lady so wrapped up the woamn spread her stuff out all across the table and darn near got on top of it Daviss was showing her so much more stuff.
AYWalton: it is supposed to be named after one man. But there are several theories all similar--a story about one man, but who knows.
Daviss: lol @ alt!!
AYWalton: lol you should have taken a photo of that lady, alt.
alt: dumb me, I forgot AYWalton LOL
AYWalton: lol
freeaainnc: lol
Selma: free are there are guardianship or indenture records for Northampton County NC daviss...Mizz VKN will be so proud of you
Daviss: hoping so Selma lol cause I took my drum corps with me
freeaainnc: should be but let me go check
alt: Selma, I have access to many records here for folks who were manunitted in Northampton Co and their certificates of freedom are filed here in this area of Ohio.
AYWalton: well folks, I had better run. Still tired as well, but so glad I was there and got to meet Daviss at long last! It was like meeting an old friend for sure! Have a great day everyone!!
Daviss: I wish I could type fast lol
alt: you do fine Daviss
Selma: Check and see if there are any Deberry's alt please, but it appears that her folks stayed in Northampton, or at least her direct lines
alt: I'll do that Selma
Daviss: Are you helping a new researcher Selma?
freeaainnc: Selma: yes, there are apprentice bonds for Northampton. guardian records are filed with court records so I wouldn't know unless I dig into their records there
alt: oh, did y'all see the interviews of deannie & Sharon & Jennifer on Youtube? there were done by Eric Hackley.
Selma: Ok thanks free, can she write or call you and ask?
freeaainnc: take that back, they are filed with estate records and yes, they do have those
Seventies Soulchild: good afternoon all.
freeaainnc: selma: ask what?
alt: hello Seventies Soulchild , good afternoon
freeaainnc: hi SS
Selma: Afternoon seventies..
Seventies Soulchild: hi alt, Daviss, freeaainc, Selma
Daviss: howdy Seventies
Selma: Free if there is something there and she calls and asks, do you copy and send, it there a charge?
alt: only one bump so far Daviss, very good LOL
Daviss: alt, I was trying to find Sharon but no luck
alt: I'll sen you the URL Daviss
Selma: The interview with you in 2009 was great alt..
Daviss: I was bragging on Google Chrome just yesterday alt lol
alt: thanks Selma Daviss, does your 'magnifier' still come up, or did we fix it?
freeaainnc: I can't do it, I'm in the library section, not archives. If she is from outside of NC, it will cost her $20 per request (research fee). it would probably better use of her money to hire someone. I can send her a list of people to hire. She can also write to the library to see if we have anything in the abstract books
Seventies Soulchild: ok wait a minute, can someone please post the videos from the NBGS conference. Thanks.
Daviss: It still came up alt..Guess i will have to deal with it
Selma: Ok free...thanks..yes she is outside of NC
freeaainnc: if she wants the list or wants to see what I can find in our abstract books before hiring someone, she can send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com
alt: Oops daviss, sorry bout that
Daviss: whats up Seventies? thanks for posting that Ms link
alt: BBennett has posted pictures on Facebook Seventies Soulchild and AYWAlton has written about it in her Blog.
Selma: She doesn't have email free...is that email direct to you. I will call her and let her know
Seventies Soulchild: No problem Daviss. I've found some documents relevant already to the family.
alt: Haven't seen any videos of the Summit yet.
Selma: Wow..thats great seventies...I know you were thrilled.
freeaainnc: Selma I say it would be a better use of her money b/c archives will charge $20 to request a single record and they will not look for more than that 1 record whereas she can hire someone and they may charge $20 an hour, but can make multiple copies in an hour and cast a wider net
Selma: Ok free
Daviss: Selma what about RAOGK for her
Seventies Soulchild: Yes, military records and tax records. helped place people between the censuses.
freeaainnc: Selma no it's not direct to me, but that is the address she needs to go through (it comes to me eventually after it is counted for statistics).
Selma: Ok..free
alt: I talked with Jim Isom of Familysearch...many good things are on the horizon and not to worry about FS being absorbed (sp) by Ancestry... it ain't gonna happen.
freeaainnc: selma: if she doesn't have email, print off this webpage and give to her: http://statelibrary.ncdcr.gov/genealogy/inquiriesbymail.html - these are our guidelines for queries for the state library and our address and I can mail her a list of researchers
Selma: Yea..thats what they all say alt.. lOL
Seventies Soulchild: alt, it was great to hear your voice...
freeaainnc: and also answer any general questions she may have or specific about 1 individual
alt: thanks Seventies Soulchild
Seventies Soulchild: though you sound different than I imagined. You and vicky did a great job representing AfriGeneas.
alt: thanks again Seventies Soulchild alt says while blushing LOL
Seventies Soulchild: lol
freeaainnc: lol
Daviss: lol
Selma: Just printed it out free
freeaainnc: ok selma please tell her if she would like me to look in our collection (which represents about a fraction of the original records in the archives) to follow the guidelines - 1 person in 1 county during 1 time frame (I call it our 1-1-1 guideline) if she has more than one person she wants information on, she will need to prioritize who she wants info on first and ask about them first and after that question has been answered, then she can submit a second question
Daviss: is that free, Free?? lol
Seventies Soulchild: LOL brb
freeaainnc: is what free?
Daviss: your 1- 1- 1
freeaainnc: asking for assistance? yes from the state library, not at all from the archives if you don't live in NC
alt: oh, more good news... alt was a 9th time great-grandfather on Weds. 19th of Oct.. a boy, John Carter Hill, III he weighed in at 8lbs 9 oz and was 20 inches long.... this is the first child for this granddaughter and first grnadchild for this daughter.
freeaainnc: we only charge if the researcher wants copies of pages we find their ancestor on oh, congrats Alt!
Daviss: Congrats again alt. I saw his picture and he is a handsome boy
Selma: BRB..on the phone..congrats alt.
alt: thank you y'all
freeaainnc: there is a limit to what we will copy, but there is only a flat fee of $3.00
Daviss: Its so funny Alt and I meeting for the first time. Alt gained a grandson again and I gained a new niece
alt: hello HistoryBuff
freeaainnc: much better to pay the library $3 to for copies than to pay $20 at the archives without even knowing if there is anything
HistoryBuff: Hey Alt, Daviss, Free, Selma and Seventies.
freeaainnc: hi historybuff
alt: wasn't that sumpin Daviss LOL
Daviss: hello historyBuff yep alt!
freeaainnc: congrats to you too Daviss
Daviss: two s'es free lol two s'es
freeaainnc: ack! thought I did sorry hehe
Daviss: lol lol
alt: I won't get to see the new arrival until Thurs, but I'll be going online to see photos taken to this point.
freeaainnc: I typed Davvis at first and backspaced to get rid of the 2nd v but guess I retyped the v again lol
Daviss: whats up HistoryBuff free there were more than a few folks at the Summit that were NC researchers
alt: oh, oh tha's big,,, Daviss was a hit in Ft. Wayne with her two s'es .. the staff at the Library and the summit folks were told to make sure they had the two s's in her name whenever it was spelled out.
Daviss: Lots of folks that found that they had FPOC in line
freeaainnc: cool Daviss wow, cool alt
Daviss: lol Curt Witcher said I was known before the summit started because of that two S
freeaainnc: lol!
Daviss: I gotta find that flyer that tells the date when he will be here in Az
alt: well y'all I'm gonna have to run.. got lots of mail (bills) to catch up on.. laters.
Daviss: bye alt and nice meeting you
freeaainnc: bye alt
alt: ditto Daviss
Daviss: ok HistoryBuff where are you lol
HistoryBuff: Finally answering your question, Davviss. This weekend was Howard U's homecoming. I had dinner Saturday with 4 of my line sisters and 4 of my line brothers. It's our 30th anniversary. Sorry I didn't get to say good bye to Alt.
Daviss: Sounds like you had a great week-end then History
freeaainnc: lol HB did it too with the 2 v's
Daviss: I see that freeinnc lol
HistoryBuff: Sorry, Daviss.
Daviss: lol lol :o
HistoryBuff: lol
Selma: Have to run folks...
Daviss: both of you are forgiven lol
freeaainnc: thank you
HistoryBuff: Thank you :}
freeaainnc: lol
Seventies Soulchild: what are you all doing to Daviss?? You need me to whip up on some folk vicky?? lol
HistoryBuff: lol lol
Daviss: thanks seventies lol
freeaainnc: I gotta go too! I was waiting for Selma to come back and I'm past my lunch break! lol. Don't know when I'll be back, so have a great week
Seventies Soulchild: Hey HistoryBuff... how was the reunion? Saw your soror picture on Facebook.
Daviss: u2
HistoryBuff: Cya Free. Good to see U.
Daviss: was it a group picture on FB
Seventies Soulchild: H.U. was missed this weekend at the college fair in Queens BTW.
HistoryBuff: It was great fun. I enjoyed myself reuniting with all of my Sands.
Seventies Soulchild: Yes Daviss
HistoryBuff: When was the fair Seventies?
Daviss: I will check it out when we leave here
HistoryBuff: You saw the two pledge lines on FB, Daviss?
Seventies Soulchild: this past Saturday.
Daviss: no HB
Seventies Soulchild: Yes the local representative sets up the fair. The info can be found at www.thecollegeexpo.org Don't fret, my school didn't appear either.
Daviss: I have not been on FB today
HistoryBuff: I don't know why that was but, there was 2-day Int'l Yard Fest on HU's campus. I never saw so many vendors on the yard for Homecoming before.
Seventies Soulchild: But sadly, I'm not surprised. Can't wait for this person who runs it to be replaced.
Daviss: why was that Seventies? Was the promotion limited
Seventies Soulchild: The person who is in charge of the diversity section for the N.E. ugh I don't know.
Daviss: I am gonna run for now. My tummy needs a reward for being good this weekend lol
Seventies Soulchild: I made sure that I told his boss though.
HistoryBuff: Here's a link to the photo, Daviss http://www.facebook.com/#!/ingrid.armstrongdoweary
Seventies Soulchild: lol Daviss. Ok I'm late coming from lunch as well... Y'all take care.
Daviss: u2 be good
HistoryBuff: Cya 70s


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