Blogs about: History
Yankee Stadium is history. George W. Bush’s presidency is history. 8-track players are history. The daily lives of cotton farmers’ wives is history. Dinosaurs are history. Yeah, it really starts to add up after awhile, and the longer we’re around, the more appreciation we have for what textbook editors and museum curators have to do – boil all the world’s incredible history down into the most concise and hopefully most accurate version of history. Dare we say that this is a near impossible task? Thankfully, books and museums about history are just the beginning, as humans use technology to find new ways to document and define history.
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The Long Way Home
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Black comedy: War, Inc.
GeenStaat wrote 26 minutes ago: Dutch website Zapruder.nl recently plugged a political satire called “War, Inc.”, featur … more →
Happy birthday, Kathryn!
Ed Darrell wrote 32 minutes ago: Fireworks in Texas - supposedly in Addison, but I can't figure where I used to tell the kids the … more →
A Reply to a Comment by an Athiest
gebs wrote 34 minutes ago: COMMENT: Perhaps people can be re-assured through their belief in God, but that does not mean that t … more →
The musical History of Robbie Williams
egs001 wrote 36 minutes ago: Entertainer, showman, hit machine. At the age of only 31, Robbie Williams has already been a househo … more →
Egipt's History
deexbx wrote 39 minutes ago: Dear Friend, My stop has ended and my journey starts again!My next target is Egipt! For many, the sc … more →
I Love the United States of America
Powodzenia wrote 1 hour ago: Our Fourth of July It sounds so corny when I say it out loud, quite honestly. “I love the Uni … more →
Happy Independence Day! Remember Just What It Is That We Are Celebrating!
The Elephant's Child wrote 1 hour ago: “If all men are created equal, that is final. If they are endowed with inalienable rights, t … more →
Happy Independence Day!
Meg in History wrote 1 hour ago: Hello everyone! Short post today! Today is, of course, the celebration of our nation’s indepen … more →
Death of a Salesman?
steyning wrote 1 hour ago: The tribesman turned towards me with oblique, impenetrable eyes, the eyes of primitivity. And the so … more →
Comparing TimeLines
satyask wrote 2 hours ago: I have collected the time lines of some of our neighbouring countries here. These are largely … more →
Saturday Matinee: Happy Independence Day!
Bunk Strutts wrote 2 hours ago: If you haven’t read THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE since high school, maybe now is … more →
Saving the Fourth
Bob wrote 2 hours ago: I hadn’t planned to buy any fireworks this year. With the economy being a bit scary, I’m sure I’m n … more →
Japan Ain't All Hello Kitty: A Government Beyond Change?
Craig wrote 2 hours ago: If you like the kind of leader you'd find idling around a convenience store looking at porno mag … more →
Immutable Kingdom - Part 61
sklaft wrote 2 hours ago: (Lower Lighthouse in Marquette, MI) The Immutable Kingdom – Part 61 By Scott A. Klaft “Raccoon” Jo … more →
Independence Day - Year 2009
thescoundrel wrote 2 hours ago: Today is the Fourth of July. For those of us in the United States of America it is a day of festivit … more →
Celebrating Freedom, July 4th, 2009.
The Elephant's Child wrote 2 hours ago: … more →
Flickrfan: Cannons & Cassions
sgarrett6 wrote 3 hours ago: Photographed by Violet Clark Antietam National Battlefield Sharpsburg, MD I’ve been trying a … more →
Challenger Revealed, Review by Daniel White
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dandelionsalad wrote 4 hours ago: by Daniel White Review of Richard C. Cook’s book, Challenger Revealed Featured Writer Dande … more →
On This Fourth of July...
Sidney Carton wrote 4 hours ago: There is no lack of things to comment on today, be it the ongoing mess in Iran, the recent and sudde … more →
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