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June marks the beginning of summer, at least in the northern hemisphere – longer days, shorter nights and (depending on your internal thermostat) either life-affirming warmth or misery-inducing heat.
This year, June is also notable for Internet governance milestones:
- The third anniversary of ICANN's New gTLD Program, and
- ICANN holds its 50th public meeting in London
In a webinar entitled, "Three Years Beyond the Dot: A Retrospective of the New gTLD Program", FairWinds President and CEO Nao Matsukata considers the Program in relation to Internet governance and provides key questions to consider as the governance debate develops at home and abroad.
The webinar is divided into four main parts:
- Overview
- Decision to Launch
- Evaluation & Measurement
- Conclusion
In the first section, Matsukata plays a short, animated video about the program to get everyone on the "same page" in terms of what new gTLDs are and how the Internet is expanding.
He compared the Internet of the 90's, when Google search was born and innovative new business models like Amazon and eBay were founded, to the Internet today.
It is, he said, a substantially more global network that must grapple with increasingly complex and pressing governance issues, thanks in large part to the revelations of National Security Agency (NSA) spying made public by Edward Snowden in 2013.
Decision to Launch
In the second section, Matsukata describes the reasons ICANN decided to launch the program, noting that – as is indicated in slide 13, below –
"These [three-, four-and five-letter domain names] are sold at prices that are absolutely out of the reach for most people to participate in… It is more and more difficult for even smaller companies to get certain names that might be helpful to them. So the idea behind expanding the space certainly fits the bill for those who are looking to get into the game at a price that's much more affordable and manageable for small businesses and individuals."
Evaluation & Measurement
In the third section of his presentation, Matsukata considers the progress of the program based on ICANN's own promises in its Affirmation of Commitments and the preamble to the New gTLD Applicant Guidebook, as well as significant outcomes, such as trademark protections offered through the Trademark Clearinghouse and Uniform Rapid Suspension System.
Matsukata touches upon the need for greater public awareness of the New gTLD Program, citing FairWinds' own research, which suggests that – while awareness of new gTLDs is relatively low – willingness to trust .BRAND gTLDs is high (see figure below).
He also suggested that multistakeholderism and the rule of law should be thought of as tools to achieve the U.S. objective of a free and open Internet.
To view the deck on SlideShare, click here.
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Live Review: Zach Hill at the Casbar
I had been wondering how Zach Hill would pull off his solo album, Astrological Straits, in a live setting. With over a dozen guest musicians on his album, would he hire a pick-up band? Would he try to play more than just the drums? Would he call up Les Claypool and ask if he'd mind driving down to Santa Rosa to fill in?
The Casbar is the new joint in town, located inside the Days Inn way down on Santa Rosa Avenue, near Todd Road. It's a funky location for a funky room—black lights up in each corner, an absinthe green light emitting from the bar, a hazy red near the stage. It's dark, dank, and seemingly underused, but as Ian told me out in the parking lot— referencing the eternal need for another venue—"Everyone's gonna pounce on this place."
After Epiphany Music was shut down in 2007, the former owner, fresh out of jail, somehow convinced the Days Inn to let her put on a show here, calling it the "New Epiphany." It went rather poorly, and the folks at the Days Inn (they used to run the Los Robles Lodge, putting on the Liquid Lounge nights there and a few in-over-their-heads rap shows at the Fairgrounds) apparently waited a year and a half to try again. I'm glad they did.
The best thing about the Casbar? Those not old enough to drink get a handstamp. Those old enough to drink get a wristband. Everyone wins. Why this hasn't been done before in Santa Rosa is beyond me, and I sincerely hope that it doesn't become an issue for the litigation-happy City Attorney's office, because it makes perfect sense.
Hill and I talked a little bit about Cecil Taylor before the show ("he's a big inspiration"), and it foreboded his set. Setting up two large speakers on either side of his small drum kit, Hill played the entire 33-minute-long piano-driven bonus track from Astrological Straits, "Necromancer." Marnie Stern's spoken word bookended the fierce, pounding piano attack by Marco Benevento, and it didn't sound at all unlike Taylor's famous 1979 set with Max Roach at Columbia University.
How the hell does Zach Hill play drums so quickly, so fiercely, so insanely?
Here's the thing. Sure, Hill played the shit out of the drums nonstop for a half hour, never letting up at all, but it wasn't unnecessarily violent. Every piece of the puzzle made some kind of sense, and every riptide fill had its place. Like a cross between Dave Lombardo and Philly Joe Jones, Hill exhibited stamina and taste, with a sense of actually communicating something in his playing. I was never bored through the entire volcanic set.
Afterwards, there were literal puddles of Hill's sweat on the floor beneath his kit.
Tags: 2008, Casbar, Days Inn, Hella, Live, Review, Santa Rosa, Zach Hill


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In Kabul, Afghanistan, Jamalo, age 14, from Ghazni sits in her wheelchair outside the International Red Cross Orthopedic (ICRC) rehabilitation center, Nov. 21, 2009. Jamalo is now a paraplegic, crippled after her home became a battlefield during a violent attack between the Taliban and U.S forces over five months ago. She was inside her home during the attack when a rocket hit, killing four family members including her sister. She broke her arm and was hit by shrapnel. Ghazni is a Taliban-infested area so as a young handicapped female she has little hope of education or even marriage. A recent U.N. report has described 2009 as the deadliest year in terms of civilian casualties in Afghanistan since the start of the U.S.-led war against the Taliban in the country.


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Can a Political Economy Approach Explain Aid Donors' Reluctance to Think and Work Politically? Guest Post from Neil McCulloch
The more enlightened (in my view) aid types have been wagging their fingers for decades, telling their colleagues to adopt more politically literate approaches to their work. Why isn't everyone convinced? Neil McCulloch applies a bit of political economy analysis to the aid business.
Over the last fifteen years or more, a new approach to development assistance has been gaining ground in policy circles. Broadly entitled the "political economy" approach, it attempts to apply a more political approach to understanding development problems and, importantly, development "solutions". In particular, a central tenet of the approach is that many development problems are fundamentally political rather than technical and that therefore solutions to these problems are most likely to come from inside a country's polity than from outside. Perhaps the most famous recent example of this line of thinking is Acemoglu and Robinson's 2012 book Why Nations Fail.
Acemoglu and Robinson conclude that if each nation's fate depends primarily on its domestic political struggles, the role for external development assistance is minimal. However, the response of practitioners to this field is to turn this argument on its head i.e. that is, if indeed each nation's fate depends primarily on its domestic political struggles, development assistance should be trying to influence these struggles in ways that make pro-development outcomes more likely. Yet despite more than a decade analysis, the political economy "approach" is still rarely used by donors in the field. Why? I think there are four reasons:


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New York, April 19, 2014--The Committee to Protect Journalists is alarmed by the continuing violence directed at journalists in Pakistan. Geo News senior anchor Hamid Mir today was shot three times soon after he and his driver left Karachi's main airport, according to media reports. The driver was not wounded.
"The attack on Hamid Mir is an indicator that the government of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has not been able to reverse the country's appalling record of violence against journalists, despite pledges to do so," said Bob Dietz, CPJ's Asia program coordinator. "Full prosecution of the perpetrators of such crimes is the only answer to reversing this history. Police must act swiftly and decisively in this and all cases that have been building up for years in Pakistan. And the country's media must use their capabilities to pursue their own investigations, as well as pressure the government to take action."
Mir is reported to be in serious condition with wounds to his abdomen and pelvis, but is expected to survive. On March 28, gunmen sprayed the car of TV anchor and analyst Raza Rumi, a member of the Express Group of media organizations. He escaped serious injury, but his driver, Mustafa, was killed. Earlier in March, Sharif pledged to a visiting CPJ delegation to take several steps to improve journalist security.


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Beautiful Buffets
You don't need an enormous table to entertain big. Set up mini-buffets throughout your house, and serve everything from appetizers to desserts.
Think location, location, location when you set up your next party. Find three fabulous places in your home to serve each course. A perky salsa bar sits on a kitchen island; the main course is spread on a table near the fireplace; desserts stand on a sideboard in the dining room. The idea is to keep guests moving from one place to the next and re-energizing the conversation with each new destination.
Featured Buffet Recipes:
- Avocado-Feta Salsa
- Black Bean-and-Mango Salsa
- Golden Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes
- Herbed Roast Beef
- Roasted Asparagus
- Zucchini-Carrot Salsa
Setting Up
- Create a cascade of heights with the serving dishes and decorations. We layered two platters, with a napkin in between, to elevate the potatoes.
- Scatter tiny bouquets of ribbon-tied flowers and clear iridescent flower-arranging pebbles on the table.
- Identify recipes with place cards. These ceramic ones come with an erasable marker. Log on to a search engine, and enter "erasable ceramic place cards" to locate a style that suits you. Or buy inexpensive tiles at a home-improvement store, and use a dry-erase marker to add the recipe title.
- Check the position of votive candles by pretending to serve yourself--you don't want to chance a guest getting burned.
"Beautiful Buffets" is from the December 2005 issue of Southern Living.


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Dear Rick,
Please come home. Texas needs you! It appears very unlikely that you're going to receive the nomination as a Republican candidate for president of the United States.
Furthermore, the further you go, the worse it seems to be. Your latest television advertising effort to unite Americans against gays and accusing President Obama of starting a war against Christmas and Christians seems to have flopped. Thirty-five thousand people tweeting you that they do not appreciate your ad should give you a clue. While having a short-term forgetfulness is one thing, some folks think your memory lapse of forgetting one of the three main points of your campaign is a sign of early dementia.
Other folks are asking why a macho" guy like the Texas governor, who can shoot a coyote between the eyes with the pistol he carries, needs to spend almost $1 million of taxpayer money having security follow him everywhere he goes while on his private campaign.
We believe some of your other positions probably haven't helped. Being so very proud of the fact Texas has executed more prisoners than any other state raises questions about your commitment to the value of human life. Others are wondering where you have learned there is no such thing as global warming when every reputable scientist in the world has confirmed it. Even though you have done your best to be a loyal Republican, you probably have blown any hope of getting much support from your friends in Congress after proposing to cut their pay in half. Many of us had hoped you'd make a comeback over in New Hampshire, but it appears that no longer is very possible in view of the fact you didn't know the voting age or the date of the upcoming election.
We also hoped your macho foreign policy ideas would help boost you back to the top of the Republican leader board, but your ideas seem so far off that you even lost the support of Michelle Bachmann when you suggested that all funds to Pakistan be cut.
One of the reasons you need to quit this foolishness and come on back to Texas is that several Texans are beginning to be a little embarrassed that the rest of the United States seems to be snickering and asking why we Texans would have voted for you for so long. Several things have happened that are not good for Texas while you've been on the campaign trail elsewhere. A substantial part of our state has burned up. There are even some people who claim global warming caused the drought that in turn caused the fires. We need you back home to straighten those folks out.
Even though your future predictions of a booming economy making up for the shortfall of $5 billion a year from your margin tax hasn't worked out, those in education are trying to make do. Teachers are pleading, hat in hand, for donors to contribute in order to assist with needed supplies in schools. I have to admit that the austere budget you approved last session is not helping your image as a job creator. School districts have had to layoff about 100,000 school personnel, about 40 percent of whom were teachers.
I know several of your advisers are urging you to continue on your presidential quest because you have several million dollars left in your campaign war chest. I would suggest, however, a better use for that money would be for you to return to Texas and announce for some other office and spend all that money in Texas rather than million dollar television ads in Iowa which don't seem to be working.
Please come home.
We miss you!
A Texas voter
Carl Parker has practiced law in Port Arthur since 1958. He is a 1958 graduate of the University of Texas School of Law. Elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1962 and the Senate in 1976, Parker continued to practice law while writing and sponsoring hundreds of bills that became laws relating to every aspect of life in Texas, including many regarding consumer safety.
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Instructions: Remove the posts and pages from the album. Mat 5/8"x8" Disney Princess striped paper with brown cardstock, leaving 1/8" border and glue to the front of the album binding. Poke through holes and return posts and pages. Mat 8"x8" Disney Princess pink striped border paper with brown cardstock, leaving 1/8" border and glue to the album cover. Place Jewel Border Dazzles along the printed border on the paper. Glue and foam tape the Sleeping Beauty Die-cut to the cover. Foam tape and overlap the roses, hearts and "Once upon a dream" title Die-cut around the bottom of the large Die-cut. Zot( a pink bow among the roses and add Flower Jewel Dazzles.


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Value Line is regarded as the best independent research available. More than just recommendations, Value Line provides the rationale behind its picks for greater understanding.
Pfizer (PFE – Free Pfizer Stock Report), the world's largest drugmaker and a Dow-30 component, has reported first-quarter results that fell below our expectations. Net income decreased 14%, year over year, to $1.79 billion, as stronger-than-expected generic competition to its cholesterol-fighting Lipitor product largely offset significant cost control efforts. Lipitor lost patent protection in the fourth quarter of 2011 and, as a result, a slew of cheaper generics flooded the market. In all, Lipitor sales plunged 42% in the first quarter, to $1.4 billion. Nonetheless, the stock's price was just incrementally lower in morning trading in a generally strong equity market.
For the period, Pfizer's total revenues were $15.41 billion, down 7% from the comparable quarter of 2011. Sales in the United States declined 15%, to $6.0 billion, primarily reflective of the Lipitor impact, while international revenues of $9.5 billion were consistent with the year-earlier figure. From an operational standpoint, pharmaceutical sales retreated 8%, as strength in Established Products (+18%), and Emerging markets (+6%), were largely offset by weakness in Primary Care (-25%), Specialty Care (-9%), and Oncology (-7%). Animal Health and Nutrition operations increased 9% and 4%, respectively.
On a positive note, management recently announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell its Nutrition business to Nestle (NSRGY) for $11.85 billion. There was much investor speculation regarding a deal over the past several months, and the agreement gives some increased clarity moving forward. Although a strategy decision in regard to the Animal Health unit has not yet been finalized, Pfizer expects that any separation of the business will occur between July 2012 and July 2013. Management further noted that proceeds from the sale would likely go toward continued share buybacks. Pfizer repurchased $1.7 billion of common stock in the first quarter, and it expects to repurchase an additional $5 billion before year's end.
Looking down the road, we believe it is essential that Pfizer maintain a keen focus on business development and the growth of its pipeline to help offset additional patent expirations. Besides Lipitor, the company is scheduled to lose patents on Viagra, Celebrex, and Lyrica over the pull to 2018. The company has made notable progress in recent months, including the launch of the Prevnar 13 vaccine for adults and Inlyta for advanced renal cell carcinoma. The regulatory submission for its stroke prevention product, Eliquis, will likely be key as well, with approval expected during the first half of 2012.
All told, our investment thesis remains largely unchanged from our April 13th report. Pfizer is a strong company with solid fundamentals and sizable shares in most markets. Although patent expirations are a concern, we believe the drugmaker should be able to effectively weather the storm given its impressive track record. With several pipeline prospects showing promise in late-stage studies, we believe it is only a matter of time before these drugs are developed into meaningful top-line contributors. For investors seeking a strong total return play with relative stability, Pfizer's stock has an above-average dividend yield and a top rank for Safety (1). The company's Financial Strength (A+) is also outstanding.
About The Company:Pfizer is a major producer of pharmaceuticals, hospital products, consumer products, and animal health lines. Important product names include Norvasc (cardiovascular); Zoloft (antidepressant); Zithromax (antibiotic); Lipitor (cholesterol); Aricept (Alzheimer's); Cardura (cardiovascular); Diflucan (antifungal); Zyrtec (antihistamine); Viagra (impotence); and Celebrex (rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis). International sales accounted for about 60% of total sales in 2011.
At the time of this article's writing, the author did not have positions in any of the companies mentioned.


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End of an era at Heritage Square
Re: "Heritage Square Music Hall enters final months of performances," Sept. 1 news story.
Of all the sad and bad news in the paper lately, my heart is broken most by the closing of the Heritage Square playhouse. I have been going there since its inception as an opera house in 1973 — I have taken my children and grandchildren and friends from Ireland and Australia. We have celebrated everything there was to celebrate with T.J. Mullin. He has truly been one of our family and never even knew it. We never had to check to see if any show was appropriate; we just knew it would always be good clean fun. Thank you, T.J., for bringing so many laughs, joy and happiness to all who have ever been to Heritage Square. You deserve a rest, but you will certainly be missed.
Elizabeth Anderson, Littleton
This letter was published in the Sept. 5 edition.
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The suspect was cornered at a local mosque, where a shootout ensued, ending with the death of the subject. Police say that the Secret Service has found the sniper rifle, an Iranian made Steyr.
A high ranking White House official, speaking off the record, said that Iran's fingerprints were all over this murder of a much beloved American president.
As this article was going to print, Vice-President Joe Biden was being sworn in as president and is said to be calling in the Joint Chiefs of Staff to choose what military response there will be to this heinous crime.
The White House issued a short press release, saying that "President Biden is aghast at this unprovoked act of terror, committed by elements of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. President Biden says Americans will take their grief and turn it into a mighty sword, to smite the enemies of this republic."
The White House also stated that due to certain "terrorist" elements lurking on the web, the Internet will be shutdown, but only long enough for the Department of Homeland Security to install the protective "Overlord" software so that the Internet will cease to be breeding grounds for terror and insurrection.
Reporting from Los Angeles, this is Binyamin Nerdfinkel for Holocaust™ News
It wouldn't take much. All the Israeli intelligence service MOSSAD has to do is fine tune their Kennedy's assassinations model.
Only this time, instead of a "Palestinian" killing the president, it will be an "Iranian" who pulls the trigger, putting Joe "I'm a Zionist" Biden in charge of the nation's nuclear arsenal.
And away we go to WW III. All for the benefit of our bestest friend and buddy in the ME, Israel.
Norman Podhoretz wets his "Depends" just thinking about this scenario.
Alan Dershowitz likes to curl up in bed, thinking long and hard about this scenario while using his hands to stroke his "fantasies" of manipulating the US into bombing Iran.
Laying next to Alan is Daniel Pipes, wearing a stain sodden blue dress he borrowed from Monica Lewinsky.
Elie Weasel and his supple mouth are there, to assist any that might be experiencing "erectile dysfunction."
And hiding in a "secure, but undisclosed" closet, is one of the 9/11 false-flag architects, "Big Dick" Cheney.
But the "Dick" is too busy counting his well earned shekels to join in this macabre "Dances with Fist" celebration.


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First lady hits GOP over school lunch plan
WASHINGTON – First lady Michelle Obama stepped into the political/policy arena Tuesday, criticizing House Republicans over a plan to permit exceptions to new federal nutrition standards for school lunches.
"This is unacceptable," she said while meeting with an invited group of school nutrition officials. "It's unacceptable to me not just as first lady, but also as a mother."
Citing the rising incidence of obesity among children and adults, the first lady said "the last thing we can afford to do right now is play politics with our kids health" and "now is not the time to roll back everything we have worked for."
House Republicans said the proposal -- part of an Agriculture Department appropriations bill -- would be a temporary, one-year waiver for schools that are having financial trouble meeting the new food standards.
Rep. Kristi Noem, R-S.D., said some school officials in her state are having trouble "making ends meet" because of the new food regulations, and this should be a local issue in any event.
"We all want our kids to be healthy, and school lunches should reflect that goal," she said. "But decisions about how to best go about that should be made by parents and local school nutritionists and administrators, not Washington bureaucrats."
Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Ala., who chairs the subcommittee that handles agriculture appropriations, said the new rules have "upset the economics of the school meals program by driving the cost of the plate up while pushing participation down. This is causing some school systems to abandon the school meals program altogether."
The new regulations, part of a child nutrition law passed in 2010, require more whole grains in school lunches and set limits on fat, calories, sugar and sodium in food products.
The House Appropriations Committee could approve the overall spending bill as early as this week.
Even if the proposed waiver gets passed by the full Republican-run House, it would likely face opposition from the Democratic-run Senate.
In the meeting with the first lady, school officials from districts across the country said they have had success serving students more whole grain rich products, fruits and vegetables.
Michelle Obama – who has tended to stay away from congressional battles – said she believes that nutrition experts, such as the Institute of Medicine, should set the standards, not members of Congress.
Urging supporters to lobby Congress against proposed changes, the first lady said "we have to be willing to fight the hard fight now."


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I have my Project Life spread for the month of November to share with you all today...
I used the stunning December 2016 Embellishment Kit from Freckled Fawn for my spread this month and I just think it looks awesome! The colors in the kit are perfect for winter-themed projects, don't you think?
I also used the December 2016 Journaling Cards from FF that are available here. I layered the embellishments from the December Kit to fancy them up...I think the felt flowers and the deer paper clips are my favortite!
I also really love the gold foil acetate flowers and the flair buttons, too! It's all just too lovely to pick a favorite!
And here's the full spread for November 2016...
Don't forget to check out the End Of Year Sale that's on now at Freckled Fawn!
And on a bittersweet note, I decided to step down from Freckled Fawn for personal reasons so this will be my last project for them :( Freckled Fawn was the first design team that I was ever on and I've been with them the longest so I'm really sad that I had to choose to step down, although I know I will always be one of their biggest fans and will continue to enjoy using their amazing products! I just want to tell Aesalina and Janna thank you again for having me and we will always be in touch!


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The Duchess War
- Title: The Duchess War
- Author: Courtney Milan
- Series: Brothers Sinister, Book 1
- Genre(s): Historical (Victorian)
- Publisher: Self-Published, December 2012
- Source: Amazon ($3.99 ebook)
- Length: ??? pages (5068 Kindle locations)
- Trope(s): Tragic Past, Parental Issues, In Disguise, Virgin Hero, Smartass Heroine, Blundering Hero
- Quick blurb: Progressive but guilt-ridden duke brings unwanted attention to heroine who's desperate to remain an overlooked wallflower.
- Quick review: A lot I really liked and a few things that just didn't work.
- Grade: B-
Favorite quotes:
- "I'm winning," he announced. "You can't bore me into a surrender."
- "Don't tell me to look up. Don't ask me to want. If I do, I'll never survive."
- "I've always found that the quickest way to make someone relent in his foolish edicts is to take every command literally and to perform it with flagrant obedience."
- "A paste emergency!" she huffed. "A paste assault, that's what we had."
- It wasn't fair that he could rob her heart of anger and her lungs of air with just one word.
- "The male of the human species has a fundamental flaw. At the moment when we most want to say something clever and impressive, all the blood rushes from our brains."
- His voice was rough when he spoke again. "So beat me to flinders," he said. "Win. Overmatch me, Minnie. And when we're alone…" His fingers touched her chin lightly. "When we're alone," he whispered, "look up."
- She was a shard of stained glass, casting colors about the room, and yet capable of slicing everything she touched.
- "No," Minnie said bitterly. "I earned this, fair and square." Well, maybe it hadn't been fair. And maybe it hadn't been precisely square. Still, she'd earned it legally. Legally and…rectangularly. That would have to do.
- It was messy and slippery and wrong, and it felt so, so damned right.
Stuff I liked:
- Heroine named Minerva. I am a complete sucker for this.
- Hero who's an anti-Duke.
- Heroine who isn't a TSTL doormat.
- Victorian NON-LONDON, NON-COUNTRY-HOUSE-PARTY setting.
- Relationship between Robert and his illegitimate half-brother Oliver ("…because he chose me first").
- Robert struggling with his loyalties between Minnie and Oliver.
- Severe anxiety issue that doesn't evaporate with a Magical Orgasm Cure.
- Awkward wedding night with Robert shutting his eyes and thinking of England and Minnie unashamedly taking matters into her own hands (literally).
- Dowager Duchess swooping in à la Lady Catherine de Bourgh and then acknowledging the literary reference herself.
- The non-threatening reason for the "Brothers Sinister" name of the series.
Stuff that didn't work for me:
- Repetitive angstifying (on both sides) after the meet-cute and before the Paste Incident. I really struggled with the book until I got past the halfway point.
- Needlessly blatant telegraphing of yet another upcoming round of angst ("…a blood-red portent of things to come").
- The over-the-topness of the Dowager Duchess (except for the incident mentioned above) with a complete personality overhaul in the schmaltzy epilogue as she turns into the perfect grandparent.
- The goat rampage. Yes, I was warned, but sheesh. Was that really necessary? I think NOT.
- On the whole, I found it surprisingly earnest and heavy-handed, without Milan's trademark dark humor that sets her writing apart.
A Kiss for Midwinter
- Title: A Kiss for Midwinter
- Author: Courtney Milan
- Series: Brothers Sinister, Book 1.5
- Genre(s): Historical (Victorian)
- Publisher: Self-Published, December 2012
- Source: Amazon (99¢ ebook)
- Length: 121 pages
- Trope(s): Ruined by a
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- Quick blurb: Eleventh prettiest girl in Leicester rebuffs wooing of doctor who knows her secret.
- Quick review: I loved this one almost as much as A Governess Affair.
- Grade: A-
Favorite quotes:
- "Work your way on to number twelve," she snapped. "Number eleven wants nothing more to do with you."
- But it was too late. Miss Lydia Charingford wasn't just on the list. She was the list, and he hoped God would have mercy on his soul.
- She leaned in and whispered. "Let me tell you a secret. I'm not stupid."
- "Well," she finally said, "you're doing it wrong."
- Even if she swooned at whatever poetic nonsense he managed to spout, she would only be disappointed once they grew comfortable with each other and he went back to making jokes about death and gonorrhea.
- "Maybe," he said, "I'm thinking that the days are dark and long, that midwinter is approaching. Maybe, Miss Charingford, all I really want is a kiss."
- "I believe," he said, "that there is a special place in hell for those who steal truth. And that man—whoever he is—I hope he is burning there."
- "Once you speak," he said, "you have no equal."
- "Sometimes," she said, "it feels like there are some hurts that can only be cured by this. By warmth. And touch."
- "I suppose it's too much to hope that you have a question about gonorrhea. Those questions are so much easier to answer."
- There was the mistletoe piled on a market table, a poisonous, parasitic reminder that kisses could lie.
- Even the way he talked to her. It was outrageous. It was blunt. It was impossible. And it was…precisely what she needed, the truth boned and filleted without garnish or flourish, placed in front of her for her decision. He made her wants seem ordinary instead of dark and dangerous.
- "The truth isn't a gift," she told him. "It's a terror. And every time I look at you, I feel it.
- He'd never noticed before how much a breath could say. It seemed more than the transportation of air to lungs. The act of breathing with another person—of accepting silence together, of simply living in tune with the rhythm of someone else's existence—was deeply intimate. They said more to each other with quiet respiration than they'd managed in sixteen months of bickering. [*SWOON*]
- I only said I would stop talking to you, he'd written. I never promised to stop loving you. [O.M.G. *~*~*SWOON*~*~* <thud>]
(Yes, I know that was longer than the list for the longer novel. Just shut up and keep reading.)
Stuff I loved:
- Blundering hero who knows when to just shut up and listen.
- Troubled heroine who finally learns to start talking.
- Lydia's quiet but loving-no-matter-what relationship with her parents, especially her father.
- Jonas struggling with love for and utter frustration with his aging father, and no Magic Grandchild Cure in the epilogue.
- Jokes about gonorrhea. This novella had all the dark humor the novel was missing.
- The sense of equality between Lydia and Jonas, as a romantic couple and as equally important characters who are never shoved to the sidelines for the sake of the plot.
- The achingly lovely intimate moments with no dialogue.
- Use of the word "ensorcellment."
- Non-kissy references to mistletoe. Yes, it's New Year's Eve and I'm bitter and cranky and I haven't started drinking yet. Shut up.
- Fascinating history without gratuitous info-dumping. I love it when authors are bigger nerds than I am.
Stuff I didn't love:
- The premise seemed a bit too similar to A Governess Affair, with a gruff but sensitive hero overcoming the fears of a ruined heroine.
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The parents outlined their concerns in a letter sent to the superintendent of the Missoula County Public Schools district, stating, among many issues, they feel the programming is unfair, unconstitutional and is a form of bullying.
"With many of the children in our neighborhood up here being Jewish and Buddhist, as well as a few Muslim and atheist students, we were assured that this year it would be a secular program," said the letter, which was signed by "concerned parents" but listed no individual names.
"One of the largest complaints last year were the young children singing about 'their lord.' This was concerning to many families and it was clear that several of the students were uncomfortable."
The letter went on to say: "We have no problem with it being called a Christmas concert, it's just the fact the material should be secular. Frosty the Snowman, Santa Claus, Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer. These are things that offend no one, but when the children are singing about their lord and savior, Jesus Christ ... public school is not the place."
When contacted for more information about the matter, two of the concerned parents said they did not want to publicly share their names, as they were concerned about their children and families being further ostracized or singled out.
School administrators explained that they take such matters very seriously and work hard to create an inclusive school environment.
This year was no different, and despite the parents' concerns about the school's concerts Wednesday, the programming was in fact quite secular, said John Combs, MCPS fine arts director.
During the morning concert, in which the K-3 classes sang, the song lineup was as follows: "Joy to the World," "Up On a House Top," "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," "O Christmas Tree," "O Come Little Children," "Deck the Halls," a Polish lullaby ( the words of which are sung to baby Jesus), a Hanukkah song, a pinata song, a Nutcracker rhythm piece, concluding with "We Wish You a Merry Christmas."
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If there's any agenda to musical programming, Combs said, it comes down to cultural significance and seasonal appropriateness.
"We work hard to put together a program that is respectful of everybody's views, and yes, sometimes it can lean one way, and when that happens, we balance in out the next year the other way.
"Parents need to realize that these kids are getting a great education in music, and that these are the songs of the season. By the time they move through K-5, they will have a wonderful variety of what these seasons offer – they will know the secular and sacred songs of the season."
Because the parents sent an anonymous letter, it makes communication about the matter all the more difficult, said Alex Apostle, MCPS superintendent.
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Although he's learned to brace for criticism at this time each year, Combs said he never considers the calls from parents as annoying or distracting.
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George Bullard became a freeman in Watertown, Massachusetts on 13 May 1641. His land was next door to a Robert Bullard, his brother. His mother was Grace Bignett who died about 1629 in England and names her children in her will. The names of her four sons disappear from English records about the same time they appear in New England. George and Robert Bullard lived in Watertown, and William settled in Dedham, and John in Medfield, Massachusetts. This is a case where the myth "four brothers came to America" really is true!
George's first wife Margaret died in Watertown at the same time as the birth of a daughter named Mary. He married second to "Beatrice Hall, now wife of one George Bullard of Watertown" who was dismissed from the church of Boston to Watertown on 17 November 1644. He had four children with Beatrice. He married third to the widow Mary Marplehead.
My descent from the Bullards daughters out in the first generations, when Sarah Bullard (1645 – 1722) married John Ball of Watertown and they had nine children.
For more information on the Bullard's of Watertown see the New England Historic Genealogical Society Register, Volume 154, page 172 – 188, "The English Bullard Family Revisited and their Bignett Connection" by Clifford Stott and Myrtle Steves Hyde. There is a mention in Henry Bond's Genealogies of Watertown, page 147. There is also a book Bullard and Allied Families, by Edgar J. Bullard, 1930.
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Generation 1: George Bullard, son of William Bullard and Grace Bignett, born about 1607 in Barnham, Suffolk, England, died 14 January 1699 in Watertown, Massachusetts; married first to Margaret, married second to Beatrice Hall about 1640; married third to Mary Marplehead on 30 April 1655 in Watertown.
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DescriptionSouthtown City plays host to the King of Fighters Tournament. Andy & Terry Bogard take part in the tournament cause winning the tournament is the only way they can defeat Geese Howard. Geese Howard controls Southtown City and killed their father several years ago. Also taking part is Joe Higashi, a Japanese kickboxer. Select either Joe, Andy or Terry, visit several locations in Southtown City and win that tournament!
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Last November, six hospitals and one nursing home were fined in California for data security breaches related to patient healthcare records. The total fines were $792,500 by the California Attorney General. The cause? The facilities failed to prevent unauthorized access to confidential patient medical information.
While these breaches made headline news in California, they were but the tip of the iceberg of the total healthcare record breaches in 2010. According to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, there were 592 reported healthcare data security breaches last year, which potentially exposed more than 11.5 million records. This was double the breaches of healthcare facilities in 2009, opening severe liabilities to the organizations that housed those patient records.
So what now? If your organization can be fined for failing to prevent unauthorized access, how can you safeguard your company's healthcare records?
Subtitle D of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH Act), enacted as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, extended the complete Privacy and Security Provisions of HIPAA to business associates of covered entities. This includes the extension of newly updated civil and criminal penalties to business associates. On November 30, 2009, the regulations associated with the new enhancements to HIPAA enforcement took effect.
What's it mean? If your company merely does business with an organization that is involved with healthcare records, HITECH says that you are liable for any security breaches on your watch that reveal patient vital healthcare information. This could include things like names, addresses, social security and Medicare/Medicaid numbers, or any info that could lead to misuse of healthcare information.
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By looking through the types of breaches that occurred in 2010, (stolen laptops, doctors emailing records to their home computers, lost or missing flash drives, unauthorized browsing by employees), the first question that you should be asking is "Can our organization really secure all those potential mechanisms for data theft without relying upon encryption?" It's a difficult task, and the resources that your organization will expend (hardware solutions, policy solutions, etc.) can be significant.
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Finally, consider the downside of ignoring the HITECH rules? Take a look at one attorney's perspective "Responding to an Electronic Medical Records Security Breach: What Every Health Care Provider Needs to Know" to get a handle on the steps for determining the scope of the law. You'll be surprised at how comprehensive the requirements have become, and why your management should be concerned.
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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
A video documentary on education and learning for K-12 educators and parents; 3 one-hour video programs and guide
1. Can We Believe Our Eyes?
Why is it that students can graduate from MIT and Harvard, yet not know how to solve a simple
third-grade problem in science: lighting a light bulb with a battery and wire? Beginning with this
startling fact, this program systematically explores many of the assumptions that we hold about
learning to show that education is based on a series of myths. Through the example of an
experienced teacher, the program takes a hard look at why teaching fails, even when he uses all
of the traditional tricks of the trade. The program shows how new research, used by teachers
committed to finding solutions to problems, is reshaping what goes on in our nation's schools.
2. Lessons From Thin Air
Just about everyone will agree that trees are made from sunlight, water, and soil the trees suck
up from their roots. But the surprising truth is that trees are made from air! Trees are
solar-powered machines that convert air into wood. Why is it that, despite the fact that
photosynthesis is one of the most widely taught subjects in science, so few people really understand the
central idea underlying this system? Starting with this question, program two explores why
something taught in school can go unlearned and shows that we often teach without regard to what children actually need to know.
3. Under Construction
A series of portraits of teaching shows how six teachers from across the country are working to
revamp their teaching and their schools, and are struggling against a variety of obstacles that
might thwart their efforts. These teachers are working to undo the myths about learning inherent
in their school systems, and are truly the heroes who will shape our children�s future for life in
the Information Age.
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The Baltimore Ravens' 24-9 wild-card win over the Indianapolis Colts ultimately might best be remembered as "The Ray Lewis Retirement Extravaganza."
NFL Replay will re-air the Baltimore Ravens' 24-9 victory over the Indianapolis Colts from Wild Card Weekend on Wednesday, Jan. 9 at 9 p.m. ET.
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There was the emotional pregame "squirrel dance." That bear hug with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Numerous tributes on the in-stadium screens. A postgame victory lap.
But when Lewis brought back the "squirrel" after lining up in the backfield on the Ravens' final play Sunday, Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne had seen enough.
"I saw it as disrespectful," Wayne said Monday on WNDE-AM in Indianapolis. "They'd already had a tribute every quarter."
We could see how the spectacle surrounding Lewis would become tiresome for a Colts team that traveled to Baltimore solely to keep its season alive. Instead, they became a supporting act to a day about Ray.
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SAN DIEGO -- A former Marine has been sentenced to more than five years in prison for accepting $150,000 from military contractors while he was deployed in Iraq.
U.S. District Judge Janis L. Sammartino sentenced former Staff Sgt. Gilbert Mendez on Friday in federal court in San Diego.
Mendez pleaded guilty on Dec. 6, 2012, to conspiring to defraud the United States by accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments from defense contractors.
The foreign contractors received millions of dollars in military contracts at Camp Fallujah, Iraq.
Mendez also must pay $150,000 in restitution to the Defense Department.


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Sunny skies illuminate the lobby of the award winning Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Front Royal Blue Ridge Shadows. The premier full service, conference center hotel in the Northern Shenandoah Valley.
Travelers have plenty to see during their stay in the Front Royal, VA area. We are located adjacent to the rolling fairways of nationally recognized Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club. If you're looking to explore, check out the natural wonders exhibited at Skyline Caverns and Luray Caverns or take a leisurely drive on Skyline Drive. We also highly recommend a visit to one of the many local vineyards. Our hotel's location is convenient to Interstate 66 & Interstate 81 and local schools; Randolph-Macon Academy & Christendom College.
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When you have allergic asthma, your immune system mistakenly identifies certain things in the environment, like pollen, animal dander, mold or dust mites, as threats. These are called allergens. Your immune system tries to eliminate the environmental threats called allergens through a complex biochemical process that leaves you wheezing and short of breath. The biochemical process is called inflammation, and it is the underlying problem needing treatment in asthmatics.
How Allergens Cause Asthma
Allergens, the specific substances to which you are allergic or sensitive, cause your body to produce antibodies, also called immunoglobulins, which attach to them and help eliminate them. These antibodies are known as immunoglobulin E, or IgE for short, and without them you are not allergic.
The Role of Antibodies
The problem with IgE is that it attaches itself to the surface of a certain kind of blood cell, known as a mast cell, which is just loaded with the chemicals, such as histamine, leukotrienes and prostaglandins, that cause asthma symptoms.
When a person with allergic asthma comes into contact with a specific allergen, it combines with the IgE on the mast cell, which causes the cell to disintegrate, releasing its chemicals.
This in turn leads to inflammation and narrowing of the airways in the lungs, making it difficult to breathe.
Asthma Treatment
The first step in treating allergic asthma is to avoid attacks by avoiding your specific allergic triggers, but it's not always possible to do this. So when an acute attack strikes, you'll need to take fast-acting medication, which is usually an inhaled bronchodilator such as albuterol, the effects of which wear off fairly quickly.
If the asthma attack persists after this "rescue" treatment, you may need to go to an urgent care center to get more intensive treatment, such as epinephrine (adrenaline) injections, and possibly oxygen.
Bronchodilators for Chronic Asthma
If your asthma is chronic, your doctor may recommend that you take medication daily whether you are having symptoms or not. Medications for chronic asthma fall into two main categories – long-acting bronchodilators and anti-inflammatory drugs – and they are often used in combinations.
The long-acting bronchodilators include beta-2 agonists and methylxanthines, which work to relax the tense muscles surrounding the bronchi that cause bronchoconstriction, wheezing and difficulty breathing.
Anti-inflammatory Drugs for Chronic Asthma
Because inflammation is a complex process involving many steps, there are different anti-inflammatory drugs that act at different points along the way. These drugs are often used in combination in order to alter the process in multiple ways. Once you've found the right combination to suppress your inflammatory process, you shouldn't stop taking them or your symptoms will return.
Anti-inflammatory drugs range from nonspecific to highly specific or targeted. They include:
- Inhaled steroids, which are nonspecific but highly effective
- Cromolyn (Intal and Tilade), leukotriene antagonists (montelukast [Singulair], zafirlukast [Accolate], zileuton [Leutrol, Zyflo]) and antihistamines. These drugs all act on the mast cells or on chemicals released by the mast cells that cause inflammation
- Xolair (omalizumab), an IgE blocker and the most highly targeted asthma anti-inflammatory, which works by blocking IgE from attaching to the mast cell, thus preventing the mast cell from releasing its noxious chemicals
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MILPITAS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK), a global leader in flash storage solutions, today launched the next-generation iXpand™ Flash Drive, a mobile storage device designed to help people quickly and easily free up space on their iPhone and iPad with up to 128GB of additional capacity1. The iXpand Flash Drive features a new, modern design that fits with most iPhone and iPad cases, a USB 3.0 connector for faster transfer speeds to Mac or PCs, and a completely redesigned app to easily manage photos, videos and music.
According to a recent consumer survey2 conducted by SanDisk in the U.S., many iPhone users are looking to free up more space on their phones. "People are using their mobile phones to capture tons of photos and videos, and more than 70 percent of users transfer files off of their iPhones to another storage location," said Dinesh Bahal, vice president, product marketing, SanDisk. "Our line of mobile storage offerings can immediately help them free up space. With the new iXpand Flash Drive, people can spend more time using their iPhone to capture what they love, and less time worrying about how and where to transfer these photos and videos."
Designed to be the perfect storage companion for iPhone and iPad, the reinvented iXpand Flash Drive features a flexible Lightning connector and now a USB 3.0 connector so users can quickly and easily move photos and videos between their iPhone and iPad and Mac or PCs. The iXpand Flash Drive allows users to automatically back up their camera roll and contacts, and watch popular video formats3 straight from the drive. The new drive also includes encryption software that password-protects files, allowing people to share their content while keeping sensitive files secure across devices4.
The product features a redesigned app, the iXpand Drive app, which offers new features and an improved user experience. Giving users the option to save space instantly, the app now has a camera function so users can shoot and save photos or videos directly to the drive instead of on their iPhone or iPad. The app also allows users to automatically back up content from popular social networking sites, as well as play back music within the app.
Built for the next-generation iXpand Flash Drive, the iXpand Drive app is available for download from the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The app launches when the iXpand Flash Drive is plugged into an iPhone or iPad – allowing for immediate storage expansion, access to the user's content and easy file management.
SanDisk offers a full range of mobile storage solutions, making it easy for consumers to expand the memory and manage content on their favorite Apple and Android devices. To see SanDisk's complete line of innovative offerings, please visit: www.sandisk.com/home/mobile-device-storage
Pricing and Availability
The iXpand Flash Drive features a one-year limited warranty in the United States5. It's available in 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB capacities, with MSRPs of $49.99, $69.99, $89.99 and $129.99, respectively. The drive is compatible with iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPad Pro (12.9-inch), iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad mini 4, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2, iPad mini and iPod touch (5th generation) running iOS 8.2 or later. The new iXpand Flash Drive is available now at BestBuy.com, Amazon and SanDisk.com.
About SanDisk
SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company, is a global leader in flash storage solutions. For more than 27 years, SanDisk has expanded the possibilities of storage, providing trusted and innovative products that have transformed the electronics industry. Today, SanDisk's quality, state-of-the-art solutions are at the heart of many of the world's largest data centers, and embedded in advanced smartphones, tablets and PCs. SanDisk's consumer products are available at hundreds of thousands of retail stores worldwide. For the latest SanDisk news visit www.sandisk.com, or find us on our social channels:
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11GB=1,000,000,000 bytes. Actual user storage less. iPhone 5,
iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s
Plus, iPad Air™, iPad mini™, iPad mini 4, iPad Pro, iPad with Retina
display, iPod® 5th Generation and newer; iXpand Drive app and iOS 8.2
2SanDisk consumer market survey of 1,245 participants in the USA, March 2016
3DRM-protected content cannot be played. Check with the content provider for playback restrictions.
4Password protection uses 128-bit AES encryption and is supported by iOS 8.2, Mac OS X v10.8, Windows Vista®, Windows® 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10.
5See www.sandisk.com/wug for warranty terms. Product availability may vary by country and retailer.
© 2016 SanDisk Corporation. All rights reserved. SanDisk is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation, registered in the United States and other countries. iXpand is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation. iPhone, iPad, Mac and Lightning are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the US and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Android is a trademark of Google Inc.
Forward-Looking Statements
This news release contains certain forward-looking statements, including expectations for iPhone user behavior and storage requirements, that are based on our current expectations and involve numerous risks and uncertainties that may cause these forward-looking statements to be inaccurate. Risks that may cause these forward-looking statements to be inaccurate include among others: iPhone users may not transfer their files or require the additional storage we expect, or the other risks detailed from time-to-time in our Securities and Exchange Commission filings and reports, including, but not limited to, our annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended January 3. All statements made in this news release are made only as of the date of this release. SanDisk undertakes no obligations to update the information in this release in the event facts or circumstances change after the date of this release.


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The Hall of Fame is the greatest resource we have here for exploring and understanding the history of columns on Lords of Pain. Pioneers, innovators, published authors, all are enshrined here in the Hall.
This thread is for discussing the Hall of Fame. Who's there, their work, what they meant to your own LOP and/or wrestling fandom experience, pretty much anything you want to talk about.
This will also serve as the announcement thread whenever new inductees are made, which typically occurs every few years.
Just checking whether the upheaval has had any impact on the summer induction?
"The worst moron is the one too stupid to realise they're a moron."
Not at the moment. I reserve the right to change that, of course. But we should be good to go, with I'm thinking about 4 new inductees going in around SummerSlam time.
There may or may not be private HOF Committee discussion beginning before long to evaluate potential candidates.
My knowledge only goes back 7-8 years but I'm happy to help in any way I can!
Mine goes back further, but is somewhat interrupted. That being said, I might be able to offer some insight on a few of the older writers that might have been overlooked.
eldandy, I fucking love that you're around right now. Let's tie for Columnist of the Year again ok?
No promises. Sticking around isn't an issue, but I can't promise the output will be there. I'm a lot busier now compared to 2011...
I'll help where I can. I used to be fairly relevant.
Still planning on putting some new HOFers in?
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If so, happy to be part of the conversation mentioned here....
Originally Posted by Steve
There may or may not be private HOF Committee discussion beginning before long to evaluate potential candidates.
Will we be seeing something soon? Asking for a friend
I'm afraid that with all the stuff going on in my life and the in general busy-ness of everyone involved, we'll probably not be doing this until around the first of the year. I'll start tapping people to write things up and all that over the course of the next couple of months so that we've got everything in order for the official induction ahead of time. Last time we did this I had to hound folks for inductions for months, anyhow. Always have, actually. I think nonymo once almost had a stroke trying to get it all organized a decade or so ago.
Im a box car Rocco guy myself...bet not to many ppl remember that name
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Any chance this is still happening? Still asking for a friend
My guess is that it isn't going to happen until Spring at the earliest.
I'll try and get in touch with Steve and then might be able to give more information.
Let me know how you're getting on. I can always go rogue again.
Hi all,
We're expecting some one or two additions around 'Mania time so consider this your teaser....
I would suggest Big Brother as someone to be considered for the Hall of Fame. His columns were terrible at first, but in time he improved dramatically. For about a year he was one of the most popular columnists in the CF. At the time of his call up to the main page a KOTC tourney was going on and he made it to the final four. His main page columns drew a lot of hits by main page standards at the time.
Romans as well. He won 2 COTMS, in back to back months. He was a great writer who made the main page.
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Seconded for Romans 3:23. Not only did he write great stuff in the CF and main page. He also gave great feedback on every column no matter how small and one constantly one of the nicest most helpful posters in the CF.
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