Editor’s Note: Longtime reader, Darrel Sipes, shares this with us. Originally written for a friend, he thought we could all benefit, and we agree. This is to address the ridiculous notion that
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Editor’s note: The following is extracted from African Nature Notes and Reminiscences, by Frederick Courteney Selous (published 1908). All spelling in the original. It has always appeared to me that the qualities
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Editor’s note: Here is another article from our friend, Cail Corishev. This first ran at his site. After 20 years on the Internet, my troll detector has become pretty finely-tuned. I can
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Editor’s note: We offer another thought-provoking article from our friend, Cail Corishev. This first ran at his site. There’s something in human behavior called the “Error of Recency.” It means that humans
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Editor’s note: We are pleased to welcome a new guest writer, Cail Corishev. We encourage you to visit his website, as he has written other thoughtful essays. He is a true
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The great Roy Clark dies on Thursday, November 15, at the age of 85. He will be missed.
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On Wednesday, November 7th at the day after the election Presidential Press Conference, Jim Acosta got into it with President Trump, as he is normally wont to do. This time, however, he
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Editor’s note: Here follow the Introduction and Chapters 1 through 6 of My Reminiscences of the Anglo-Boer War, by General Ben Viljoen (published 1902). All spelling in the original. THE AUTHOR TO
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One of my favorite military history books is called The Last Stand of Fox Company. It’s a story of one company of soldiers during the Korean War. They fought in some horrific
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How prepared are you? Everyone likes to think they are ready for the worst, but few are. The truth about preparedness is that we often forget about the disaster, or plan for
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