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Old Shipmates, Asail on New Seas

A long time ago, when we were green-as-grass sailors still attempting to fathom the differences between gudgeons and pintles and where to find the garboard strakes or why the running backstay on the starboard side wouldn't hold its tension, we fell in with a group of folks who over the years would become close friends, always ready to lend a hand, offer a bit of advice, or grab a bow line when trying to land in vicious crosswinds on an ugly day.

Generational Change

In the introductory chapter of "The Dark Side of the Enlightenment" I had the occasion to ponder the large degree to which written history is concerned with change.

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