Why I Tell All of My Entrepreneur Friends to Write

— and What Happens to the Ones Who Listen.
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Battle of Gettysburg Finale | HistoryNet

Grievously wounded in body and spirit, the Army of Northern Virginia limped painfully away from Gettysburg while Union commander George Gordon Meade followed slowly -- too slowly, thought Abraham Lincoln.
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Walking in the Steps of an Ancestor in Pickett's Charge

150 years ago today, the author's forbear survived one of the bloodiest failed assaults of the Civil War
Read more: https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2013/07/walking-in-the-steps-of-an-ancestor-in-picketts-charge/277483/?source=Snapzu

Your Big Break Is Never Coming

Most of us are waiting for our Big Break. And that’s the worst way to succeed. Let’s look at one of history’s most successful artists to see why — and what we should do instead.
Read more: https://medium.com/the-mission/your-big-break-is-never-coming-do-this-instead-8157786cfe8e?source=Snapzu

Japan's World Cup octopus killed and 'sent to market'

An octopus, who correctly predicted all of Japan's World Cup results, has been killed and turned into sashimi. The mollusc, named Rabio, was hailed as psychic after an experiment in a paddling pool. But Kimio Abe, the fisherman who caught Rabio, felt he'd make more money selling it for food than from its clairvoyance.
Read more: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-44696342?source=Snapzu

Snapzu Usage

<p>I have three questions about Snapzu users. 1. How many users are registered (how many accounts are there)? 2. Out of the total number of registered users, how many are "active" users? 3. Out of the total number of registered users, how many have reached level 50?</p>
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“My Hands and Heart Full” - National Museum of Civil War Medicine

How did Civil War surgeons cope with the unbelievable amount of suffering they experienced on a daily basis? There is a familiar figure in Civil War literature: that of the surgeon operating in the immediate aftermath of battle. General Carl Schurz described a familiar nightmarish scene at Gettysburg:
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