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- Carpenter's Flight
50 years ago today, Scott Carpenter flew the second American manned orbital flight on May 24, 1962. He piloted his Aurora 7 spacecraft through three revolutions of the earth. In this photo, taken on May 24, 1962, Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter looks into his Mercury-Atlas 7 spacecraft, the Aurora 7, before being inserted to begin the launch. Image Credit: NASA
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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Train Like Your Life Depends On Fitness
Below is a link to a brief post by Alden Mills, ex-SEAL and the guy who runs the “Perfect Fitness” company. Go read it. Train Like Your Life Depends On Fitness. What I find really interesting, is that I cannot … Continue reading
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STS-133
STS-133 is gearing up, and Discovery is being rolled out for what is planned to be her final flight. As the shuttle program winds down (more jobs lost), we will wind up with a period of time where there are … Continue reading
Posted in Space
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On War: Joe Rosenthal & Iwo Jima – Plog Photo Blog
Most Americans do not understand why Marines hold the battles of our Corps, and in particular Iwo Jima, and the Pacific campaign, with such reverence. Perhaps these incredible photos will help. On War: Joe Rosenthal & Iwo Jima – Plog … Continue reading
Posted in Heroes, History, Marines, USMC
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Monster Hunter Vendetta by Lar…
Monster Hunter Vendetta by Larry Correia http://t.co/YSTCPWs via @amazon
Just finished Monster Hunter V…
Just finished Monster Hunter Vendetta – AWESOME BOOK – Corriea hit another home run – go buy and read this book
Creativity
One of the best things about the internet, and You Tube is the wealth of creativity that it has enabled. The creativity has always existed but shooting a short in 8 or 16mm and then having to develop and print … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Humor
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Extreme Geekiness
For all of you wanting to unleash your inner Geek for at least the next 2 minutes or so… Never wear a red shirt to a con.
Posted in Culture, Humor, Sci-fi
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Differences
An interesting discussion taking place in one of the online communities that I follow. Essentially the discussion began on why are 3 shot groups important / useful? From there it evolved, into one of those classic moments. Full disclaimer here: … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Shooting
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Engineer Joke of the Day
A priest, a doctor, and an engineer were waiting one morning for a particularly slow group of golfers. The engineer fumed, “What’s with those guys? We must have been waiting for fifteen minutes!” The doctor chimed in, “I don’t know, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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Compare and Contrast
For your consideration, a contrast in approaches.
Posted in Culture, Firearms
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