Denys Beecher

You’ll all be shocked to learn that the most comprehensive contemporary history of the 2nd Seminole War, written by a US Army veteran in 1848, tells a very similar story. An initial treaty was signed in 1832 by senior tribal leaders, with conditional requirements. 1/

Kathryn Tewson

After they were amended, they took the redlined versions back and found some people who could probably claim tribal affiliation who were then induced to sign the amended treaties and attest that they were doing so on behalf of this tribe or that band This is my understanding but yyyyeahhhhh

Denys Beecher

31 июл., 23:14

A possible archaeological site in the Wahoo Swamp. I met an old hunter a couple of decades ago who pointed me to a spot on a USGS quadrangle map. One day I need to go look.

G. Willow Wilson

What's your personal great white whale of an unsolved mystery? The thing you desperately hope is solved before you die because you need to know the answer? Mine is the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum heist. Where the hell are the Rembrandts. I need the full story

Denys Beecher

31 июл., 21:49

Nice try, but you won’t find me funding General Derricote.

Denys Beecher

31 июл., 00:28

This is why I have occasionally had to counsel prospective clients that it's better to work until they die from terminal cancer, because they'd be dead before they got access to Medicare, and at least they're able to maintain their employer health insurance for the cancer care.

Stacie Dusetzina

Good reminder of how hard it is to access health insurance for people who are disabled by their conditions but in the waiting period for coverage for SSDI/Medicare. The mortality during the wait period for people with cancer (neoplasms) is nearly 40%. www.healthaffairs.org/doi/epdf/10....