Thomas Paine’s revolutionary rhetoric in Common Sense helped ignite a revolution in the hearts and minds of the people long before the first shots at Lexington and Concord. Dated December 23, 1776, story has it that George Washington found Paine’s next essay so inspiring he ordered The Crisis to be read aloud to his troops at Valley Forge the [...]
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by Brett Kate McKayThe Art of Manliness As we head into our last week of this “Heading Out on Your Own” series, I’d like to pause from our “harder,” more practical skills to talk about a character trait, that, like self-reliance, is both an important building block in your life’s foundation, and, unfortunately, too often [...]
by Joseph Mercola Recently by Joseph Mercola: Fat, Not Glucose, Is the Preferred Fuel for Your Body Story at-a-glance There are a number of different types of vinegar; each with its own set of benefits and uses. White distilled vinegar is useful for cleaning and horticultural purposes, while fruit vinegars such as apple cider vinegar has [...]
by Mark SissonMark’s Daily Apple Recently by Mark Sisson: I Have a New Lease on Life Conquering carbs offers a whole constellation of rewards, not the least of which is a steady, brisk energy unlike most people have known before (well, maybe since the whirling age of 10 or so…). People tell me constantly that [...]
Richard Flor died in a Las Vegas Bureau of Prisons medical facility on Wednesday. Flor, 68, was just a few months into a five-year prison sentence for running a Billings, Montana marijuana dispensary with his wife and son. Flor also co-owned Montana Cannabis, one of the largest medical marijuana dispensaries in the state, and which [...]
If you have been following Reason.com’s coverage of the Republican National Convention this week, you know that Tampa was the scene of a pretty ugly fight over the party’s nominating process. In a departure from a pattern going back to 2008, the struggle this time was not just between Ron Paul supporters and the party [...]
Jesus Christ, is Joe Biden just a long con from a still living Andy Kaufman Approaching a table of men he knew to be Greek, the VP said, “I’m Joe Bidenopoulos.” “Ask George,” he said – unclear who George was, maybe someone at the table –“who’s the most Greek Irishman he’s ever known.” Sounded like [...]
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