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Despite having a reputation for dusky stories about physical violence and psychological trauma (which kind of just&#; happened), I have a soft spot for Christmas. In fact, my very first published work was a Christmas story, and I&#;ve written several others over the years. So for those looking for something lighter for the holiday season (which is almost over, I know), here are the stories I&#;ve published over the past 13 years:
The very first story of mine that was accepted for publication was The Christmas Wager (), a Christmas &#;Regency&#; (though I set it in the Victorian Era) modeled after similar straight romances stories I&#;d verb from other publishers. It was intended to be light and fun, though reality intervened somewhat &#; it was impossible for gay men to have an open relationship during that occasion period, so the fear of discovery had to play a part. But the stories I&#;d read weren&#;t terribly well researched, so I assumed nobody would care if mine was sloppy with historical details. I was wrong. The story did successfully, but readers &#; especially those in the UK
Jamie Gay Season
Sophomore Season []
A deep and talented Husker infield equaled less playing time for Jamie Gay in After appearing in 33 games and starting 15 contests at third base as a freshman, Gay made only two starts and 22 appearances in her sophomore campaign. Gay’s playing time increased as the season progressed and she earned a plate appearance in each of the last five games, including all three NCAA Tournament games.<?xml:namespace prefix="o" ns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office"?>
Gay finished the year with two hits in 18 at bats. Both his came as a pinch-hitter, as Gay ranked second on the squad with two pinch hits and 13 pinch-hit at bats. She also added one run scored and finished with a career-high two walks, double the total of her freshman season in less than half as many plate appearances.
Defensively, Gay made only three appearances in the field, including her lone position start at third base against Virginia Tech on Feb. She was error-free in only two chances.
Freshman Season []
Gay saw the most action of any of the Husker freshman posi
Obituaries
of Potterville, Michigan, formerly of Pasadena, CA; Honolulu, HI; Colorado Springs, Co; and Lansing, MI, age 70, died Sunday, February 18, , at Sparrow Hospice House of Mid-Michigan in Lansing. She was born June 17, , in Pasadena, CA, the daughter of Mahlon C. and Geraldine (Hubbert) Dunkel.
Jamie worked as a nurse at Kaiser Hospital; a flight attendant for Mesa Airlines; and was a Institution Administrator for Bath and Grand Ledge Community Schools.
Jamie is survived by her sons, Cameron James Ho of Seattle, WA, Jeremy James Ho of Lansing, MI and Coleby James Ho of Jacksonville, FL; grandchildren, Raven Ho, Jocelyn Ho, Emma Ho, Zoey Ho, Kora Ho, and Kekoa Ho. She was preceded in death by her mother and father.
A memorial service will be held later this summer. Burial will take place at Oak Grove Cemetery in Chelsea. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society.
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Jamie Nabozny was born in in Ashland, Wisconsin, a small town on the south shore of Lake Superior. From a fresh age, he knew he was gay and confided in his family, but he didn’t reach out to friends and classmates. Nonetheless, in middle school he was the object of physical violence and degradation, consistently bullied by students who called him names and tripped, shoved, kicked, and punched him. This abuse continued through high school, in spite of the fact that he reported it to teachers and administrators. They suggested he “stop acting so gay.” Eventually, the harassment got so awful that he ended up in the hospital, in need of abdominal surgery. He attempted suicide several times.
Nabozny moved to Minneapolis, where he discovered that his story was not unique. Many other gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender youth were enduring similar abuse, and he was determined to fight back. With the help of the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, an LGBTQ+ legal organization, he filed a lawsuit against his noun district and school officials. His suit, Nabozny v. Podlesny, eventua