The history of business is largely one of commerce with corruption sometimes intertwined. Big business rose after the end of the Civil War in 1865. In the connecting of the …
John Hazelrigg (June 20, 1860- 1941) had a twin brother who was an hour older. He initially was an actor, but he abandoned that profession to become an astrologer. He …
Aftermath The weather turned violent on April 26, 1717, in the frigid waters off Wellfleet, Massachusetts. The nor’easter forced the vessel close to the shoals of Cape Cod. Eventually she …
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“We greet you and we thank you” is spelled out on a drawing of a vine growing from an amphora. The drawing was itself on the face of a card …
Thanksgiving, Helen Keller, and Anne Sullivan: We Were Blind. Now We Can See. Read More »
Part One: The shape of Tomorrow World There will be flying cars and autonomous self-driving trucks in transportation. Traffic will be regulated by government and staggered to reduce congestion in …
The Cunard liner Lusitania made her maiden voyage on September 7, 1907. She was 787 feet long and weighed 31,550 tons. Dubbed the Greyhound of the Atlantic, Lusitania had set …
Magna est veritas et praevalebit—Truth is great and will prevail. “If it is not right, do not do it; if it is not true, do not say it.”—Marcus Aurelius “Be …
In an old DSM training guide I have—the copyright is 1995—there is a Case Vignette about a middle aged businessman with the initials D.T. It states “all his life his …
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Herschel Walker, currently the Republican candidate for the United States Senate, was born on March 3, 1962, in Augusta, Georgia. Walker grew up in Wrightsville, a small town of around …
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I met a Speech and Language Pathologist when I was working in Lake County, CA sometimes the state’s poorest. For the sake of privacy and anonymity, let’s call her Joan. …
