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Why am I always doing this Sunday evening? I think this was the first time I took my iPhone into my basement.
For an early twenty-first century bus, this is more than just a bit disappointing. We've been rolling on the runway for at least 45 minutes, but haven't even begun to take off yet!
I want my De Lorean!
PS: The people in the picture have no idea the backs of their heads are on the Internet! Shhh! Don't tell'em!
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My screensaver is random pics from my iPhoto. It mesmerizes the kids every time. Like moths to a flame. They'll watch for hours if I let them.
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In the first few years of the English settlement at Jamestown, colonists built small, isolated, fortified structures—called blockhouses—around the perimeter of the main settlement to provide refuges, observation posts, and rallying points in the case of attack. On 29 Mar. 1611, Paspahegh Indians, who consistently resisted the English incursion into their territory, attacked the blockhouse near here, killing the soldiers stationed there. The attack was in retaliation for the Feb. killing of their leader Wowinchapuncke. On 20 May 1611, Sir Thomas Dale directed the raising of another blockhouse “on the north side of our back river to prevent the Indians from killing our cattle.”
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Known for his service in the War of 1812, George Armistead was born here at Newmarket plantation. Armistead distinguished himself in 1813 during the capture of Fort George, Canada, but is best known as the commanding officer of Fort McHenry during the 1814 Battle of Baltimore, for which he earned the rank of lieutenant colonel. The American victory proved a turning point in the war, and was the inspiration for Francis Scott Key’s poem “The Star Spangled Banner.” Armistead commanded at Fort McHenry until his death in Baltimore in 1818. He is buried there in Old St. Paul’s Cemetery.
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