Isn't the next twist that she thinks she's faking but it turns out to be real? With the followup twist that there are three possible fathers but none of them are the man she's trying to entrap?

Benjen rides around with no problem, and he's been stuck up there since before Jon enlisted.

She liked Hot Pie's pastry crust too. She's not a total monster.

I am likewise astonished by no clear sense that Arya and Sansa have bothered to talk to each other about what's gone down since they last met. Or if they were too shell shocked to talk honestly (which is reasonable) it ought to be clear that's an issue. Instead we get this weird intrigue with the old letter that only…

No, it's Cersei's turn to be a hostage of the Starks. That's how it works with siblings or you'll never hear the end of it. She's probably already fuming that Tyrion got to go first just because he's the youngest, and Jamie got to go next even though he's barely younger. It's so unfair. You can't give Jaime another…

What drives me crazy is it would be easier to kidnap Cersei and bring her up to see the zombies than do things the other way round.

Also most of the zombies are wildlings, and now that the wildlings have either run South or become zombified, there's nothing left to do up there. Sort of like Buffalo Bill ended up doing stunts in Germany after he killed all the Bison he could find.

Corporations are rarely single units. There's been a move toward measuring and holding responsible the leader of each piece of the corporation, and that leads to a lot of shortsighted behavior as multiple divisions try to get ahead even at the cost of a unified longterm strategy.

To add to that, beer is a stagnating to shrinking market. Due to its relatively higher prices, craft beer has the potential for pretty high profit margins if you can cut costs. So it's understandable why big companies want a piece of the action.

I think there will be consolidation in the properties they own, not right away, but after a decade for sure.

There are brutal fights being waged too on the local front, where big companies often fight against local breweries being able to sell on premises. It's not so much about the sales themselves, which are a drop in the bucket compared to AB, it's about the ability of the independents to do anything outside of the…

It's called framing the debate, and that's exactly why columns like this are stupid.

I think beer nerds are screwing up badly by focusing on quality issues. That's completely missing the bigger picture, and it's a fight companies like AB actually want because they are happy to avoid the real issues.

Mr. Rogers may have been amused. He liked Eddie Murphy's parody - his only concern was really young kids might see it and not get the humor, but he had no problem laughing at it himself. Mr. Rogers was awesome.

It's becoming increasingly clear that you won't vote for someone who fights against Trump and Sessions.That's not how you make America great again.

I guess you share Trump's completely relaxed attitude toward the Russia investigation. All of that time being spent by the special prosecutor and Trump hasn't risen to the bait once. As a result, Sessions has been sitting there, safe and secure in his job. Trump hasn't suffered a single self inflicted wound because of…

I will now think even less of Carnival Cruises for being in the same joke as Ted Cruise.

You don't know who is responsible for Jeff Sessions being recused from the Russia investigation, do you? The event that led to the little Bob Mueller investigation? Who started the ball rolling?

Go For Brooke (1951) is OK. Van Johnson is the officer but the cast is mostly Asian.

I think it could have gained from a bit more suspense and dread rather than straight out devastation, but I didn't think it was overboard.