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I Should Not Base My Self-Image on this Image of Myself

Well!

This isn’t the most flattering photo! I know it ain’t the camera, because Jamie looks right.

Mirror, Mirror, on the. . . how is my mirror even capable of running away?

Apparently you can make a Tony Homunclulus by putting a big nose on a guitar pick and gluing it to the end of a popsicle stick.

OR! By cramming a white Nerf football point-first into half a coconut shell and mounting the thing on a broomstick.

Actually, though, I must have looked okay to that sauced-up local broad, who loved my shirt and its pale contents that evening and proceeded to grope me.

I guess if I get old and desperate. . . I can remember the Bern’s slogan, which now that I think about it is likely how the conference ended up there in the first place:

Well, I Guess There’s Always New Bern.™

I kid, I kid. We had a good time in The Bern. You have to know where to go, and how to phrase things (“hey, let’s go to a the bar”), but the convention center was really nice, the scenery was pretty good, and the food was delicious. I learned a TON in the sessions — Amy and I probably had the most sessions of any of our group that directly related to what we do. Plus, I met some good people, some good contacts at other Universities in the UNC System from which we can learn and with whom we can share ideas.

Great Amato Article

Chuck takes his lumps in the media, no doubt. From fans, too. That’s what happens when you’re 3-7. But this article is definitely worth reading. You don’t hear about stuff like this very often.

Amato’s passion play is off the field | StarNewsOnline.com | Star-News | Wilmington, NC

Bob Barker retiring after 50 years on TV

Oh man. I knew this day had to be coming, but it’s still kind of sad. He’s been hosting that show for 10 years longer than I’ve been alive.

I almost don’t want them to replace him, because no one can. Rest assured, they’ll replace him with someone lame, and then they’ll flounder and switch hosts a few times before it is canceled in 5 years or less.

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Bob Barker retiring after 50 years on TV