Regarding the bold type — I have mentioned this before, but this site displays in all bold type on my iPad and iPhone (which are the only devices I have available most of the time). Everything is in bold, and applying bold formatting has no effect. This has been ever since I “upgraded” to iOS 11 a few months ago. This is not a setting on my devices. It is only on c99 that I get all bold text. A few others who use iOS devices said they had the same issue.

The site does seem to be loading a bit faster this morning. I have to play around a little more to see what’s different. Thank you!

for many moons. This site only.

My question is: this morning I received an email from a member stating that after a recent FireFox automatic update the text on the site is displayed in bold. Is anyone else experiencing this?

Have you seen any other anomalies that have popped up over the last few days?

I have no anomalies or new bolding of fonts to report.

I am running Firefox 60.0.2 on Linux (Ubuntu Studio 18.04 with "Linuxium" kernel modifications supporting the Intel "Atom" Bay Trail multicore processor).

Thank you for all you do for us!

I run Firefox on Mac OS, always latest stable version; everything is up-to-date. No issues whatsoever.

I also use Safari on iOS; all latest versions. This is on an iPad and also an iPhone. No issues at all.

and after the Firefox update yesterday, the comment text is showing bold. But it really does not bother me at all. No matter what happens, thank you for all you do, JtC.

for quite some time, I'm using Chrome.

But as for the past few days, nothing different.

now on a brand new used Acer little laptop with a German version of Windows 10 and a German keyboard. (Drives me nuts) I just used it for the first time last week. All looks normal, no bold or other irregularities. Today it loaded much faster than the days before.

No gold coins around unfortunately. I play lotto now, if I win, you get 99 percent of it.

As I type in the comment box all is regular. Once saved and posted it changes to bold letters. I'm using Firefox browser.

Why are some bolded texts bolded and others yellow? Or is there a different icon for making it yellow?

My recent tweets have been weird. One moment they are regular ones and then it's in a block quote. Anyone else have this problem? Just started today. Plus the reply tweet doesn't show the original one.

iPad with safari. I hated what the last setting update did to mine so haven't updated to 11 yet.

Text of essays now appears in Normal text font. Essays titles are in bold as expected.
Firefox 61.0
on laptop Win 10 rel 1803

I did find a gold nugget in the OT today. But one of my voices told me "It's mine. It's my Precious."

testing 1 2 mic check

Lenovo Laptop/Intel i3/win7/Firefox...now 61.0

These aren't really coins, they are some kind of jewelry, like a fob. They are yours if ya want, JtC. Cash is not flowing this far down the trickle, and I already sold all my capital "assets". It's an heirloom with no heirs, I can't sell it. But gold! Good old-fashioned California goldrush gold, about three quarters of a troy ounce I think. Maybe you can sell it, or melt it for something new. It is not shiny yellow, that's the camera.
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F. A. G.
McNeill Club
May 1904

Franklin Albert Griffin was the infamous grandpa I never met. I am thinking the McNeill Club was the precursor to SF Gay Mens Chorus, but what do I know? There's no one alive to ask.
McNeill Club Collection, 1921-1940

Note:
Not restricted. Please credit California State Library.
The McNeill Club was founded in the fall of 1887 by John McNeill to promote the practice of male chorus singing.

https://www.sfgmc.org/
Genetics or coincidence, my brother grew up to be a gay rights activist in San Francisco.

For nearly 40 years, the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus has served as an international standard bearer for a powerful mix of extraordinary musical excellence and mission-driven activism. Founded in 1978, SFGMC was the first choral organization to courageously proclaim its orientation in its name and is credited with helping start the LGBT choral movement that now spans the entire globe, galvanizing and changing the course of LGBT history.

Biography of Hon. Franklin A. Griffin

Judge Griffin finished his schooling in Sacramento, having graduated from high school when sixteen years old. As a youth, he cherished the ambition to become a lawyer, and he held steadfastly to this purpose.

After leaving high school, faced with the necessity of earning his own livelihood, he secured a position of clerical nature in the city engineering department of Sacramento. Later, he was employed by the Southern Pacific Railroad in similar capacity in Sacramento. Soon after he found opportunity to enter the law office of White & Seymour, the members of which firm were among the foremost lawyers of Sacramento, and under their guidance Judge Griffin studied assiduously in preparation for his future career.

Eventually he felt himself in readiness for entering the practice, and on August 31, 1899, he was successful in passing the bar examination. He remained in private practice in Sacramento until 1904, in which year he came to San Francisco to enter the law office of Hiram W. Johnson, who is now United States senator from California.

When Senator Johnson became governor of the state, Judge Griffin accompanied him to the state capital as his executive secretary, and in this position served for two years. His knowledge of jurisprudence and his exceptional ability in legal procedure having become obvious to the governor, the latter appointed him to the superior bench in August, 1913, and thereupon Judge Griffin returned to San Francisco.

Subsequently, he was elected to the office, and has remained continuously therein. His fine sense of justice and unquestionable honesty have been most gratifying to the citizens, and he has given unremittingly of his efforts to the position which is the fulfillment of his boyhood dreams.

... and three years later was The Preparedness Day bombing, the perpetrators never ever brought to justice. Instead, the union labor organizers Tom Mooney and Warren Billings went to prison. The long arc of my short family history sucks, it's like a yoke around my neck. just yank it

History is dead, long live history.