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About The Official Monkees FAQs: The Monkees FAQs were created Nov., 1994 by Hooloovoo and began as one large FAQ, primarily for AMM. It was later split into four smaller files and two pop culture FAQs, co-created by Hooloovoo and SaturdaysChild, were added to chronical Monkees references in the media. Hoo offered the FAQs to me (Melhi) in May, 2000. I have reorganized, updated, edited and corrected existing information and added an all new FAQ and an acknowledgements page. Seven of the nine FAQs also have text-only versions for fast loading and easy printing. The text versions are linked from the "Site Index" for faster, more convenient navigation on slower connections. The FAQs rely on my research and fan submissions. If you can help fill in the blanks, provide an update or correct an error, please send the info to me, in as much detail as possible. I'll do updates in large batches and I will verify info whenever possible.
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About The Monkees Mailing List: The Monkees Mailing List is the original and the largest E-mail discussion forum for Monkees fans and is generally considered the "official" Monkees discussion list. The list was founded by Brad Waddell in early 1995 and has been owned and operated by me (Melhi) since Feb. 1999. An on-topic forum and designated flame-free zone, the list is privately owned and professionally managed. They are seldom broken, but we do have rules and we do enforce them. These rules provide our members with a relaxed atmosphere free from constant flame-wars, viruses, unreadable posts, blogs, spam, etc. Please note: spirited on-topic debates (that do not stray into flames) are not only allowed, but encouraged. It is recommended that members subscribe with a Yahoo ID/password via the Yahoogroups website, so they will have access to their account settings and members-only features.
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About Me (Melhi) Be sure to look for my poem "In Your Eyes" in your copy of Chicken Soup For the Mother Daughter Soul, which arrived in book stores Mar. 18, 2003. The Monkees are just one of my many, many interests. But, I've been a Monkees fan longer than I can remember. My parents tell me that, as an infant, I watched, intently, whenever they were on. My earliest Monkees memory is of watching it in syndication as a toddler and loving it. After that, I all but forgot the Monkees until rediscovering them in the mid-80s. They had me again at "Hey, hey!" You'll find I'm a much bigger fan of their album cuts than of their hits... there's nothing wrong with their hits, I've just never been a huge pop music fan, in general. My favorite Monkee is a four way tie. Each brings/brought something unique and valuable to the table. I've seen Micky, Davy and Peter live, in various configurations and I've met each, at least once. (Nez has successfully avoided me, thus far.) I've been an active member of the online Monkees fan community since early 1995 and I even met my (now) husband, on the Monkees List, later that same year. Outside of Monkeedom, I'm happily married and the proud mother of four great kids. As of this writing, I have three who have graduated from college and my youngest is in high school. (My youngest is also currently active in serving the fan communities for two of her favorite bands: Allstar Weekend and Color You (formerly known as The Ben Ross Band.) Our home and everything we owned, including all of both mine and my husband's extensive Monkees collections, burned to the ground on February 22, 2013. As of this writing (Nov. 2013,) we are still rebuilding. If you are interested in following our progress, please feel free to check out my blog: Hole To Home which chronicles our journey home again. If you've seen my picture and I look familiar, it's possible you've seen me on T.V. In the mid 90s, I appeared in a tv commercial and made guest appearances for Snapple. Snippets from the spot were used as stock news footage for nearly a decade, afterward, most recently on VH1's I Love The 90s series. I'm active in the Democratic party, webmaster my county's Democratic Party website, Secretary of my county's Democratic Party Central Committee and I serve as an appointed Democratic Party Precinct Committeeman. I'm a former candidate for public office and I was the media coordinator for a local mayoral candidate. I served on my county's Regional Economic Planning and Development Steering Committee, helping to build a regional cooperative Economic Development Corporation, then served two terms on the board of directors and then served on the Financial Advisors subcommittee until my house burned and I had to free up my schedule to deal with that. I design and sell for several shops on Zazzle, including Melhi Ink GearCandy and Glibware, among others. In March of 2011, one of my t-shirts (commemmorating an infamous hot-mic moment from Vice President Joe Biden on the signing of Health Care Reform into law) went ultra-viral and made international headlines on TV, radio and in print media. I am Co-founder of the USBuyBid Auto Wholesale Network(tm) and I'm currently a silent but enthusiastic partner in that venture. I'm a published poet and parodist and was an active participant in Henson Stables' annual MS benefit Wild West Show. |