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He woke up in a surgical room during an amputation. And the doctor knew he was awake but continued anyway.
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Sheer Will: The Story of the Port of Houston and the Houston Ship Channel
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Brands In History
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Still the One
After twelve (12) years and more than 135 posts and 14 rotating pages, Spartans are still the beast! They were number one in 2011 and again in 2015. Out of curiosity, the Brands in History stats department ran the numbers and confirm that the Spartan post is by far most viewed on this blog. To this day, there is something about the Spartan culture that absolutely keeps them top of mind when it com
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| A lot of adjectives come to mind when thinking about Homer Starkey’s Heart Broke and Broken in Edo 2026. Delightful. Introspective. Hurtful. Even slightly narcissistic. All of those combined tell you this is a fine tragedy in the most classic sense. ...more | |
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You know, there are gaps in the record for my dad's service during WWII. And, I'd heard lots of family stories from my wife's side. So, I took parts of them and worked them into my novel, Counterclockwise. Creating a thriller using my Dad's backstory
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| We think of medicine as a modern invention. I f we do think of it historically, the mistake is assuming witchdoctors and ridiculous anecdotes from the middle ages. There was rationale, skill, and precision by ancient surgeons. Gabriel is a fantastic ...more | |
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| If you want to understand the evolution of the modern English language, read this. Plain and simple. You will get lost in Bryson's walk through humanity and the development of what is arguably the most crucial language in the modern world. ...more | |
“If there’s no difference in risk between action and inaction, which is the better tack?” “You mean do nothing and I’m assured of nothing, but do something and I possibly get something.”
― Counterclockwise
― Counterclockwise
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