This is the grave of Jai Hyon Lee. So I don't have a heck of a lot to say here outside of this grave itself. If I'm looking for a grave and someone shouts to me from their gravestone that they were important, well, who...
Author: Erik Loomis
This is the grave of Dan Roundfield. Born in Detroit in 1953, Roundfield was a big kid and thus a basketball player. He was a 6'8" forward from Detroit. But.
This is the grave of Nathaniel Silsbee. Born in 1773 in Salem, Massachusetts, Silsbee grew up in a shipping household. His dad was a merchant and sea captain. Something happened.
It's been a few weeks for one of these, not for any particular reason other than time to listen to the new albums I require before doing one. Usually when there's a break, it's because I got overwhelmed by the actual writing, but that's not...
Ed Kiely on the terrible university leadership in the Britain that matches or is even worse than what is happening in American universities. In the British case, it is being.
This is the grave of Edwin Upton Curtis. Born in 1861 in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston, Curtis was old old Boston, going back to the early Puritan days. That.
Literally. What the hell is going on with the Ken Martin regime at the Democratic National Committee? I didn't comment on the battle between him and David Hogg, since while I appreciate what Hogg was doing, I can see his plan to challenge lame incumbents...
This is the grave of Andrew Hammond. Born in 1848 in Saint-Léonard, New Brusnwick, Canada, Hammond grew up a working class kid. This was timber country and he was just.
All year I've been remiss in doing NBA threads. At first it was because I was in Mexico but then, I don't know, it was just because I'm lazy. In.
This is the grave of Yellow Wolf. Born about 1855, Yellow Wolf, or He–Mene Mox Mox grew up in the horrible times when his people, the Nez Perce, were trying to resist the white genocide overtaking the North American continent. There is nothing good to be...
This is the grave of Larry Conley. So this is a weird grave post in the sense that Conley was a fairly well known musician back in his day who.
Is there a greater French director than Jean-Pierre Melville? There's a lot of great French film directors, no question. But for my money, only Agnes Varda and Eric Rohmer mean.