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FAN

Author's note: As many of my readers know, I was born and raised in western New York, and I have been a Buffalo Bills fan since their first game in 1960. I ...
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PAY THE MAN!

Last week I published my first essay in a year and a half. I’ve been working on a different writing project over that time—more about that in a few weeks. I finished ...
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National Tape Measure Day

Author's note: Yes, I've been away from here for a while, but I haven't stopped writing. I've decided to come back to this blog to post some things I have to say, ...
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A New Museum Comes to Town

If you’re like I am (relatively old, retired, still living in a house you like), one of the conversations you fall into regularly goes something like this: “I don’t know how we ...
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Appreciating the United States

Carolyn and I recently cruised from Venice to Turkey, with stops in Croatia, Montenegro, and Greece.  It was a time to reflect on America, on democracy, and on freedom. We had a ...
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A Few Unrelated Thoughts

Here are a few things I’ve been thinking about: Carolyn and I went to the 20th Annual Polaris Awards Wednesday night, the primary fundraiser for Leadership Greater Hartford.  LGH trains and connects ...
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Robert’s Rules

I’ve been thinking about Robert’s Rules of Order. …. Okay, thanks to the two of you who didn't stop reading.  You must be lawyers.  Who else possibly could be interested in reading ...
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Beyond van Gogh

Carolyn and I recently visited the immersive experience (their words, not mine) Beyond van Gogh, available at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford through October 23.  I enjoyed it so much that ...
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Author: Mark Korber

Mark Korber is a semi-retired curmudgeon who can’t quite stop practicing law. He is known to his friends to have an opinion on most anything and to express it, in detail, to anyone who shows the slightest interest. He writes about regionalism, Hartford, family and the Buffalo Bills.

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