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NO POP-UPS, NO SPYWARE, NO SPIN
(A different point-of-view)
Sportswriter
and author of
numerous opinion pieces appearing on several websites, Richard Linde (a.k.a.,
Malamute), finally has enough time to devote to his favorite pastime, the Washington Husky football program.
This is a website for Husky fans. It says for us that we
are proud to be Huskies; it's our Husky tee-shirt, our Husky logo, our Husky
bumper sticker.
Richard and his wife Audrey live near Temecula, California at Four Seasons
Hemet.
A native of Seattle, Richard graduated from the University of Washington in 1960 with a Chemistry
degree. Before matriculating at Washington in 1957, Richard served four years
in the United States Air Force, having enlisted during the Korean War in
February 1953. Not winning any medals for bravery, Richard is most proud of
twice being named Airman of the Month at Langley Air Force Base, more so
than the dean's lists he made at Washington during the Sputnik era, the
American science students' "Death March," the one in the classroom
paralleling the one on the field.
Audrey's great grandfather was a member of the first board of regents at the
University of Washington. Her parents met while working as reporters for
the "University of Washington Daily." Her grandfather, Frank Milton
Osborn, was a reporter on the old Seattle Evening News.
The right to express our opinion, without editorial or sponsoring
influence, is the basis for our website slogan : "No Popups, No Spyware,
No Spin.". Since its inception in April 2001, this site has had over 15
million hits, thanks mostly to the Internet search services and to websites and
blogs that link to this site.
We would like to thank "Taft" of dawgman.com for
linking to our articles.
In the words of Harvey Penick, Joe Pyne and Mills Lane (with a slight alteration): Take dead aim; straight ahead; let’s get it on,
Huskies.
Send us your articles (see
Handbook for Writers).
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Note that this is a non-commercial site that doesn't accept advertising.
The website has been developed for information purposes only -- with the "free"
spirit of the Internet in mind as intended by its original developers.
We would appreciate your visiting the
Michael J. Fox website, as a favor to us. Thanks in
advance.
"Quilt" by Lila Stageberg, MD, dedicated to Curtis Williams
Richard and Audrey, Stanford 2000
This
site is dedicated to the memory of CURTIS
EARL WILLIAMS(# 25, May 4, 1978--May 6, 2002), to the memory of ANTHONY VONTOURE (#23, July 8, 1979--May 31, 2002),
and to the memory of MARQUIS COOPER (#88, March 11, 1982 - lost at sea, March 6,
2009). |
