But Mr. Harvey's nexus of stake-holders, as he calls them — meaning artists like himself and Ms. Houck who moved here years ago hoping to raise families in a bit of space without too much money, and the young designers and musicians who have washed in and out over the past decade — offer a happy correction.
"After 20 years of all that abuse, you go, 'Can I? Can I? Can I be happy?' " Correction: February 21 , 2002 Thursday The Our Towns column yesterday, about Ricci Reyes Adan, the wife of the man stabbed to death by the jailhouse writer Jack Henry Abbott, misstated the name of a New Jersey town where she teaches a dance class.
Asked about the problem, Muze's chief executive, Paul Zullo, said, "Our database isn't open, but I'd be very happy to take correction suggestions via e-mail".
CHEERFUL CORRECTION: Happy to concede that Abi Moujaes is the pseudonym of Abbie Moujaes, who has just let us know that she does actually exist.
Happy birthday, Stephen! this correction was published on 8 January 2012: Genius he may be, but even Stephen Hawking would have been hard pressed to graduate before his first birthday: our picture caption should have read 1962, not 1942 ("Still the brightest star in the scientific universe", New Review).
I am happy to accept the correction.
Real estate agents are, by nature, a bullish bunch, and Ms. Genovesi and her colleagues at the William Raveis agency here have been chirping about a mere market correction, putting a happy face on a global meltdown.
And here's the last thing I remember -- Melvin Burkhart waving to me as I drove away, calling out, "I'm so happy you enjoyed the show!" Correction: January 20 , 2002 Sunday A picture credit was omitted on Dec. 30 in the annual "Lives They Lived" issue with the article about the carnival performer Melvin Burkhart.
"Our staff was happy to make the technical correction, as that concern had not been raised previously," said a senior Democratic aide.
"Most people just want corrections and are happy with that, but if you get ambulance-chasing lawyers trawling the local papers for libel and contacting people to tell them go to arbitration because you might get £500, then the costs could soon run to tens of thousands, if not more, and that would be a problem".
Correction ReprintsLatvia is less happy.
