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Continue reading →: I know how Cassandra felt.
The ancient Greeks knew how to tell a story that outlives centuries, and at the heart of one of their most tragic tales stands a young woman named Cassandra. She’s a princess of Troy, daughter of King Priam and Queen Hecuba, and she’s gifted with a rare and precious talent:…
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Continue reading →: A Courtroom Romance, George & Priscilla, 1932 – An Exercise in Innovative Story Telling.
On Old Spanish Trail in ’31, George borrowed a car for a night of fun. Forty miles per hour around a curve unseen, The Chevrolet sedan rolled like a wayward machine! Poor Priscilla Theriot in the left-rear seat, Was thrown from the car in a most ungraceful feat. Into a…
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Continue reading →: Essential Medical and Wellness Supplies for Your Cruise Vacation.
I spend significant time reading and preparing for all sorts of contingencies. My love of international cruise travel has driven much of this lately. One topic that gets my attention lately is preparing for unplanned onboard circumstances, particularly illnesses. Leveraging the experience of hundreds of seasoned travelers sharing their must-have…
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Continue reading →: Understanding Modern Homesteaders Information Needs in a Digital Age.
The concept of homesteading has evolved significantly in recent years, particularly as our world becomes increasingly digitized and interconnected. While seeking a simpler and more self-sufficient lifestyle, modern homesteaders have developed sophisticated information-seeking behaviors that blend traditional knowledge with contemporary digital resources. Defining the Modern Homesteader Today’s homesteader defies simple…
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Continue reading →: The Forgotten Confederates: Pro-Southern Sentiments in Early California.
When we think of California during the Civil War era, we often picture a far-off frontier detached from the conflict that tore the nation apart. However, a closer look at the Golden State’s history reveals a complex landscape of divided loyalties and pro-Southern sentiments that have long been overlooked. This…




