... again, if you're interested:
NCAA Tournament – Luke Winn – SI.com » Posts What We Learned: Two Days From Selection Sunday «: "was being relegated to a Las Vegas sideshow. He was stuck with a 9 p.m. tipoff on a semi-obscure cable network (CBS College Sports); he was stuck playing a New Mexico team that had already beaten the Co"
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Wow. The last American WWI doughboy dies at 110...
Amazing.
And more amazing that there isn't a national memorial to their sacrifice.
WWI was a horrible war. (And that's saying something, for wars.)
A number of the recent books I've read recently concerned WWI (including the one on George, Nicholas, and Wilhelm and the one I'm reading now on T.E. Lawrence, "Lawrence of Arabia"). The carnage the European governments of that age were willing to let their people suffer and the stupid decisions the military leaders made make anything done today pale in comparison.
A generation has passed: The last World War I doughboy dies at 110 | Deseret News
And more amazing that there isn't a national memorial to their sacrifice.
WWI was a horrible war. (And that's saying something, for wars.)
A number of the recent books I've read recently concerned WWI (including the one on George, Nicholas, and Wilhelm and the one I'm reading now on T.E. Lawrence, "Lawrence of Arabia"). The carnage the European governments of that age were willing to let their people suffer and the stupid decisions the military leaders made make anything done today pale in comparison.
A generation has passed: The last World War I doughboy dies at 110 | Deseret News
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Wow, this is impressive...
He's really a neat guy.
Might be fun to pick up this issue of Forbes!
Clayton M. Christensen is 'The Survivor,' Forbes says | Deseret News
Friday, February 11, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Google thingy . . .
The Google thingy is really cool today.
It's interactive and is all Jules Verne-y!
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