Tag Archives: Passages

Errands

Yesterday was a hectic day after work. I didn’t feel like making that much effort at dinner, so I bought a rotisserie chicken and some potato salad. I put a little gas in the vehicle. I kept a medical appointment. … Continue reading

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Passages

Last time I revised my blogroll, I removed Rittenhouse Review because its creator, James Capozzola, hadn’t posted in more than two months, as is my general approach to such things. Still, I kept him bookmarked in an “Inactive Blogs” folder, … Continue reading

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Passages

Mark Freeland, a big name in the local Buffalo rock music scene, died this week after a lengthy battle with cancer. Buffalo News rock critic Jeff Miers writes about Freeland here and here, while local rock bloggers Val and Kevin … Continue reading

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Passages

I was only a sporadic reader of his, but it saddens me that Steve Gilliard has died. He was a fine writer in Left Blogistan, and that I was never more than a sporadic reader of his is more a … Continue reading

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Memorial

Know, all who see these lines,That this man, by his appetite for honor,By his steadfastness,By his love for his country,By his courage,Was one of the miracles of the God. — Guy Gavriel Kay “The Green Field of France”, by Eric … Continue reading

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Last Update

Today, at the official 22-week point, The Wife went into labor, delivering Fiona Quinn at around 9:30 a.m. Our child lived for just under two hours, dying at about 11:30 a.m. All that’s left now is incidental detail — recovery … Continue reading

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In time, only the bards knew the truth of it.

I’ll post a link to a news item as soon as I can get hold of one, but according to an e-mail I’ve received from a reputable source, author Lloyd Alexander has died. Alexander was highly prolific, and yet, I … Continue reading

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The Right Stuff

Wally Schirra, one of the original Mercury Seven astronauts (and later a Gemini and Apollo astronaut as well) died today. Samurai Frog has a nice appreciation: There were seven brave men who first stood in line to lead this country … Continue reading

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Men of Character

Two fine character actors have died today: Dabbs Greer, whose most famous role was Reverend Alden on Little House on the Prairie, and Tom Poston, who could always be found lurking around the corner in any show with Bob Newhart … Continue reading

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Passages

I see via Electronic Cerebrectomy that character actor Roscoe Lee Browne has died. He had a long and productive career on TV and in voiceover work; for me, his most memorable role was in an episode of Magnum, PI in … Continue reading

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