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Jim died on the Ides of March, 2007, of lung cancer.

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The Almanac was the love of his life (after myself!) and I will do my best to get the 2007 Almanacs distributed once I get back on my feet emotionally. For now, very few have been distributed. I appologize for the inconvenience to vendors and customers alike.

For more information, see our distribution policy at the bottom of this page. Jump there!

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the cricks don't rise...)

Our Distribution Policy,
(or Why We're So Hard to Find)

Ok, so we're not that easy to find*... but we're well worth the search!

We know our distribution is limited but that's because we're a small, specialized publication that deals almost exclusively with a thinly populated, geographically limited area. Because of this most large-scale distributors prefer not to handle our Almanac and hence it isn't available at national chain stores in the region, for instance. So we distribute it ourselves, by and large.

But because our publisher is such a pig-headed, obstinate, stubborn, regional chauvinist we are careful to place them only in locally owned, independent, area businesses - like ourselves (except in areas covered by our lone, pioneering, far-seeing distributor whose locations we are currently unaware of).

But a buck's a buck. So if you'd like a copy of our current Almanac and if you are 1) unable, or 2) unwilling to visit such places as they happen to be sold, or 3) if you're just as obstinate, stubborn, and pig-headed as our publisher, then you can order a copy - by mail or by using PayPal - by following the link below



*- If you want to make finding the Almanac easier, contact us with suggestions for outlets in your area: or if you own a local area business, or know of one, that would like to handle the Almanac, Contact us