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q.s. quickies
we’re all-archive now
digital age aging digits pause at the keyboard … dagosan After almost 6 years and 2500 postings, f/k/a has stopped publishing new material as of March 1, 2009. Of course, it’s all still here in our archives, so please browse to find thousands of quality haiku by a couple dozen fine poets,...
just getting to know you
We wouldn’t be the f/k/a Gang, if we weren’t frantically scampering to meet a self-imposed deadline on a Saturday night. It’s a good thing we can re-use the same words written the first time we closed down this weblog, in October 2003, with only minor changes: Doing ethicalEsq...
probably not our last slippery slope
reprise: “ethicalEsq’s first slippery slope” (posted Dec. 23, 2003) giacalone giacalone & giacalone, Christmas 1950 (photo by Mama G.) moving day dust bunnies and shadows left behind …. by dagosanreprise: “ethicalEsq’s first slippery slope” (posted...
nostalgic about Blawg Review
.. Ed & Edison in Schenectady (Jan. 2009) .. .. What a strange coincidence: Just as I was announcing that this would be the last week of production for f/k/a, my friend “Ed Post” was putting together this week’s version of Blawg Review — #200!! — which opens with...
Albany City Court Judge says local sex offender law is pre-empted
In a thoughtful 12-page decision, dated Feb. 18, 2009, Albany [New York] City Court Judge Thomas K. Keefe refused to enforce the City’s sex offender residency law, using the Oberlander case as precedent, and refusing to follow a decision by his City Court benchmate, Judge Rachel Kretser. See...
