Above is a general map of the original 13 Colonies before 1763. Notice how boundary lines extended to the Mississippi.
There were some that didn’t. Those which had fixed western boundaries were Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Delaware.
Above is the painting Declaration of Independence by John Trumbull. At 12′ x 18′ it is the size of the footprint of my original office.
Yes, you’ve seen it before. An engraving of it is on the reverse of the
The principal of the platform which hosts this site – Lexblog’s Kevin O’Keefe – in reviewing Bill Gates’ End of 2018 Gates Notes post – pulled out a line for examination whereby Gates indicated that the questions that he is asking now
Imagine how much influence the four men above influenced the world.
“The Four Vagabonds” from left to right are Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, John Burroughs, and Harvey Firestone.
Ford remains not only synonyms with cars, but also with techniques of
Hey There! Big opportunity. We have exactly 365 days to get 20/20 perspective.
Maybe you are like me and wish you had it yesterday.
But as the Fleetmac suggest: “Yesterday’s gone, [so] … don’t stop thinking about tomorrow.”
Notwithstanding that
It’s the last day of 2018! Has it been as great a year for you as it has been for me?
The year did not start out stellar. I had a lawsuit which was the absolute death, another locked in
I am not the most faithful person when it comes to going to church. Nevertheless, my attempt is to get in a full rotation of three differing morning services … each Sunday!
OMG, that’s crazy thinks not only you but
Napoleon Hill’s book Think and Grow Rich gives some treatment to ESP or as he calls it Telepathy.
Perhaps there is a distinction between these phenomenon that I am not aware.
As someone who has been quite literally “grounded” in the
My blog posts in large part have been focused this month on Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich.
This book’s introductory chapter is styled: “The Man Who “Thought” His Way into Partnership with Thomas A. Edison.”
Well, this morning’s news about
Yesterday, I recorded one of the last stipulated judgments of my career as a boundary dispute attorney. The woman seated at the recorder’s desk was pleasant enough.
When she asked what it was that I was recording, I told her