by alan | Jul 26, 2022 | Clarion Rock, Current Issue
The Battle Of Pelusium By Alan Graham The 2nd-century CE writer Polyaenus describes Cambyses II’s approach in his Strategems, which he wrote in the hopes of helping Marcus Aurelius and Verus in their campaigns. Polyaenus recounts how the Egyptians were...
by alan | Apr 23, 2022 | Current Issue, Uncategorized
Une semaine avant d’être retrouvé mort dans sa baignoire à Paris, Jim Morrison nous présentait un Ghost Rock Opera dans lequel le mime mondialement connu Marcel Marseau interprétait un duo avec la célèbre rock star. Les deux icônes étaient vêtues de cuir...
by alan | Mar 26, 2017 | Clarion Causes, Current Issue
Your Dog’s Ability To See Ultraviolet Light Let’s Them See What You Can’t While this supercharged nose can be used to help out humans, dogs also take advantage of this power for less heroic purposes. Have you ever come home from the grocery store with one of your...
by alan | Jan 28, 2011 | Current Issue, past issue, Special Military Issue
“DAMN THE TORPEDOES FULL SPEED AHEAD!” – Admiral David G. Farragut/The Civil War (Posted by L.H.K.) “DON’T GIVE UP THE SHIP!” – Captain James Lawrence/The Naval War of 1812 (Posted by L.H.K.) “PRAISE THE LORD AND PASS THE...
by alan | Jan 23, 2011 | Current Issue, past issue, Special Military Issue
By A. R. Graham Mount Soledad sits high above the Pacific Ocean with a breathtaking 360-degree view of San Diego. A concrete cross measuring 29-feet tall and 14-foot wide was installed in 1954 as a war memorial. As I walk around the towering concrete monolith, an air...
by alan | Jan 16, 2011 | Current Issue, past issue, Special Military Issue
By Suzi Pignataro He’s been watching me for about forty minutes from behind a creased and dog-eared trade copy of Don Quixote. I guess a hippie chick stirring a pot of wax over an open fire on the beach might be more captivating than a self-deluded Spaniard –...
