It maybe stems from the Highland League days – we don't have spoilt players here.
Perhaps to counter Dean's despair over the recession and local provincialism (and maybe dispel tension stemming from his growing bedroom adventurousness), the prim Jessica gives a barbecue, not anticipating the rancor prompted by Charlotte (M?sa Breiner-Sanders), Dean's visiting high school friend, who lives in Oregon with her husband, Walt (Conan McCarty).
Perhaps to counter Dean's despair over the recession and local provincialism (and maybe dispel tension stemming from his growing bedroom adventurousness), the prim Jessica gives a barbecue, not anticipating the rancor prompted by Charlotte (Mélisa Breiner-Sanders), Dean's visiting high school friend, who lives in Oregon with her husband, Walt (Conan McCarty).
Maybe it stemmed from my dad's tales of working in Saudi Arabia in the 1970s.
Maybe it stems from the defensive posture of someone who has always regarded her territory as marginalized.
Or maybe it stems from growing up a block away from Washington Market, the city's main produce market until it was demolished in the 1960s to make way for the World Trade Center.
Maybe it stems from something aspirational about the stories we tell.
Because we've found, and maybe it stems from our advertising roots.
Maybe it stems from the fact that podcasting was essentially an Internet radio-like paradigm of some sort, or like a mutation of radio for the Internet.
Or maybe it stems from eating salads, being rich, and buying great shoes.
Maybe it stems from the desire to dismantle the Department of Education, and your statements that we don't need more teachers.
