Veterans Day is tomorrow, so here’s another World War One post. BLOOD AND IRON (1917) – Written by Robert Hobart Davis & Perley Poore Sheehan. Dramatic diesel-punk depiction of advanced technology being used in World War One. In Germany one of the Kaiser’s scientists is experimenting with replacing lost limbs and organs with mechanical replacements. He […]
En los serpenteantes y angostos pasos de Sierra Morena, cuando los caminos aún eran de polvo y miedo, reinaba un renombrado bandolero. Era valiente y apuesto y —las malas lenguas— decían que había desafiado innumerables veces a la autoridad. También decían que su caballo era tan raudo que dejaba en evidencia a los halcones y […]
Democratic Socialist – A Vernacular of Deceit!By: Obie Usategui11/10/2025 I guess we can all agree that when someone is sick, the very first thing that is needed for a cure is to have a correct diagnosis of the illness. Vis-à-vis, we also know that a missed diagnosis can have catastrophic consequences in a patient. Well, […]
Veterans Day is two days from now so Balladeer’s Blog is presenting another look at World War One since November 11th marks the date that war ended. HARRY S TRUMAN, CAPTAIN OF BATTERY D – This future Senator, future Vice President and future President is credited with one of my favorite quotes: “There’s nothing new […]
HEADLINES NUMBER FIVE FALTERS – Down in NCAA Division Three, the UNIVERSITY OF MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR CRUSADERS played host to the country’s number 5 HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIVERSITY COWBOYS. At the Half the score was knotted up at 7-7 but the 3rd Quarter ended with the Cowboys up 10-7. In the 4th, the Crusaders came from behind for […]
Y aunque nunca tuvimos una historia, tuvimos un significado. Noviembre 2025 La frase tonta de la semana #29 ©by mabm
