This is the grave of King Edward I of England. Born in 1239 in Westminster Palace in London, Edward was the son of King Henry III and Eleanor of Provence. The reason Edward was brought into the royal line as a name is that Henry...
Author: Erik Loomis
WE DID NOT RECEIVE THE MONEY LGM READERS! We did not receive the goddamn money. LGM's LIFE WAS IN YOUR HANDS! Since you have failed to achieve, even in the.
This fundraiser is going on and on, like an extra long "Dark Star" from a Dead show. And not one of the good ones either. One of the 80s ones,.
This is the grave of King Henry III of England. Born in 1207 in Winchester Castle, Hampshire, England, Henry was the son of King John, who has become infamous, perhaps unreasonably. Thanks Robin Hood! John died in 1216 and the nine year old Henry became...
Are you all sick of the fundraiser? I know I am. And yet, bills have to be paid. Let's try to solve two birds with one post here. This requires.
This is a post from the very near future. This is the grave of Lawyers, Guns, and Money, a top 100 Political Science Blog, which was quite an honor given.
In my lifetime of permambulations, my endless walkabout, I see this and/or that, from time to time. I had no intention a month ago of being in Norman, Oklahoma. In fact, I hadn't been in Oklahoma-which may have the nation's most distubring state history-in 5...
I was fortunate enough to see The Messthestics with James Brandon Lewis at City Winery in Boston the other week. That's not really my favorite space--I am not a big.
You may have heard about the paper mill in Longview, Washington that blew up and killed 11 workers. Longview is a classic Northwestern timber town, one that has actually mostly.
This is the grave of Martha Ready, though she was known as Mattie Silks in the world of the brothel. Born in 1846 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Martha Sands grew up poor. We know almost nothing about her childhood, as is common among the poor....
After an amazing Game 1, most of the games between OKC and San Antonio haven't been that interesting, but as a series it has been totally fascinating. I of course.
Reading the New Yorker profile of Hakeem Jeffries, one kind of feels bad for the guy. He's not a bad person. He's not a bad congressman. In decent times. he'd.