I did it to confuse my in-laws, who assume “no teaching” in the summer means “no work,” as though the rest of the job were summer camp crafts.

I use backblaze and have liked it.

Point taken, Mr. Smith. Point taken.

It's nice to hear that when face-to-face politicians can behave (more or less) normally—though PP staying in his car so he didn’t have to have a face-to-face encounter with Carney is a bit weird.

In this case, I think they're right. It's a bit of a mess and needs to be torn apart and rebuilt. But I'm really, really bored with it.

Yes, that is surely possible. I am a little surprised both that the reviewer asked for it and that the journal allowed it.

I've like him since I saw him shut out Cambridge in Blues ice-hockey in 1993!

Wow. You're the coolest mom I know!

Day?!

Hmm. That's not my experience at all. Mine are young women with flowing locks and high cheekbones. All from warm climates, apparently, given their sartorial choices. No motivational quotes. I prefer to think that they're real and find me fascinating.

Just sent an email.

Nothing wrong with bailiwick. Or codswallop, fiddlesticks, or lollygag.

Me too!

Another point to be made is that one many of these authors could be included for other books. Barbara Levick's Roman Colonies, Tiberius, or Vespasian books would also be worthy of inclusion.

Alphabetically by the translator's mother's maiden name. To the outside observer it looks random.