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entertaining. These are my best and worst and they don't represent the comments
on each of the original posts, whether positive or negative. Other than the
first item in each category (my favorite and my least favorite

we would literally not have the great content we have if it weren't for your
contributions. Posting will be light for the next two weeks. Enjoy your Holidays
and have a happy new year.

I believe in the tremendous value an open community and just generally open
attitude bring to the table, and am counting on those things to continue
ushering in the future of Ruby.

was born and grew up in Russia, and I traveled back to Russia repeatedly
between the late 80s and mid-90s.

Tony arrived in Denver along with his parents and younger brother, Troy, as part of the epic exodus of hundreds of thousands of people, including tens of thousands of public-school students, driven from their homes in New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina and scattered to every corner of the country. At first, Tony felt out of place — he and Troy were among the only black students in the school — and academically, he started off well behind most of his classmates. But he got a lot of special attention from his teacher, and when he and his family returned to New Orleans a year later and he started fifth grade in Jefferson Parish, just west of the city, he was an above-average student.