Carousell already has its own active parody Tumblr called "Carouhell," which chronicles the misadventures of users as they deal with flaky (or just plain nutty) sellers and buyers.
Some self-censorship lead to a diary gap, eventually released as The Lost Years which chronicles his most sexually active period.
And anyway, analysts are going to be focused on numbers like these: 5.9 million daily active users and 11.1 million monthly actives for Hidden Chronicles as of today, according to the AppData tracking service, and 1.2 million DAU and 1.7 million MAU for Scramble With Friends.
Furthermore, scholars have pointed out that if Oleg succeeded Rurik in 879 (as the East Slavic chronicles assert), he could hardly have been active almost 70 years later, unless he had a life-span otherwise unheard of in medieval annals.
Epic poets continued to be active, but few of their productions were more than rhymed chronicles.
Kids are engaged in a narrative as compelling as The Chronicles of Narnia, except not as passive spectators, but as active participants in the story.
In 1983, Frances Fitzgerald's "Interlude" chronicled the arrival of a different kind of immigrant group: affluent, active old people who were building the senior-citizens-only gated communities that have come to define some parts of Florida.
No other contemporary source or later Hungarian chronicle preserved his name, suggesting that he did not take an active role in the politics of the Hungarian tribes' confederation.
An entire wall is devoted to that exclusive club, which still stands; another section chronicles fairs, fashion shows and other events organized by the Ladies Village Improvement Society, also still active.
The media plays an active role in keeping the circus going: in no other country are cronache nere – "black chronicles" – so much the mainstay of the evening news.
Founded in 1892 to chronicle the doings of New York's social elite, Vogue soon developed into an "active participant in the culture of fashion".
