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At 4:44pm on May 8, 2008, John Kuhlman said…
I posted a factual comment about the wall just about a month ago. It is subject that is very current and the chief pusher is our freshman Congressman. There has not been a single comment. Not much of a discussion, do you think?
At 1:47pm on April 26, 2008, Rob Neufeld said…
Thanks, John. "The Read" is to be everything of which you speak--and some more. It will demonstrate that a site that starts off with books, can be about all topics by presenting the best-told stories and the most authoritative and varied facts. It is both moderated and open. The moderation is geared to make the site easily readable and usable. Space limitations have to do with what is featured; but otherwise, there are none. With print publications fearing a shift toward the Internet; and with popular TV monopolized, "The Read" might become the alternative medium we all need. Building usership is critical. Consider yourself a founding member!
At 10:51am on April 13, 2008, John Kuhlman said…
For many years, now, I have been indignant, and for those many years, I have used the editorial pages of newspapers as an outlet for that indignation. It is better to be indignant than it is to be depressed.
 
 

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Wednesday Writers Group at Barnes & Noble Asheville Mall
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I so enjoy coming by here. We have such a rich diversity of writers, artists, storytellers - such gifted and interesting people in these mountains.
 

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