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Saturday
Saturday begins with Cyrus Shams waking up in a chic Brooklyn hotel room shared with his roommate, Zee. Their bond goes beyond simple friendship, characterized by an intimacy that, although non-sexual, runs deep and is expressed through affectionate gestures. Cyrus often reflects on his past, particularly his childhood habit of thumb-sucking, which he now replaces by using Zee’s thumb for comfort, a symbol of the closeness and trust that defines their relationship. Despite the lack of overt physical…-
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Epigraph
Epigraphs serve as powerful gateways into the themes and moods of a work, and in Epigraph, Martyr!, the author employs a memorable line from Clarice Lispector to open the story with a deep reflection on mortality. The line "My God, I just remembered that we die" immediately establishes an introspective, somber tone, guiding readers into an existential contemplation of life's transient nature. The starkness of this statement—shocking in its simplicity—pushes the reader to pause and reflect on their own…-
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Records of a Family of Engineers by George H. B. Ward is a memoir detailing the history and accomplishments of the Ward family, focusing on their contributions to engineering and their involvement in significant projects, while also offering insights into their personal lives and values across generations.-
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Chapter XIX -The Compleat Angler
In "The Compleat Angler," Chapter XIX, Piscator engages in a discourse on the rivers of England and the notable characteristics of each, as informed by Dr. Heylin's geography and other sources. He articulates a fascination with the nation’s three hundred and twenty-five rivers, particularly emphasizing those of significant renown. Piscator begins with the Thames, described as England’s most distinguished river, born from the confluence of the Thame and Isis. It is portrayed as a vein of life flowing…-
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6. Canada
Canada became the starting point of Elon Musk’s journey to North America in 1989, marking a pivotal transition from his life in South Africa. Contrary to misconceptions about a privileged upbringing, Musk arrived with a limited sum of money from his parents and a list of distant relatives he had never met. His initial days were filled with uncertainty as he navigated an unfamiliar country, staying at a youth hostel in Montreal before embarking on a cross-country journey with a Greyhound Discovery…-
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63. Raptor Shake-up
Raptor Shake-up in SpaceX during 2021 was a period of intense engineering challenges and breakthrough decisions, particularly in relation to the development and refinement of the Raptor engine that powers the company’s Starship program. Elon Musk, always deeply involved in every aspect of his companies, took a direct, hands-on approach to address the escalating issues in Raptor’s design and manufacturing. Faced with rising costs, delays, and engineering complexities, Musk initiated nightly meetings…-
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95. The Starship Launch
The Starship Launch at SpaceX in April 2023 was a defining moment that embodied the essence of ambition, cutting-edge technology, and the inherent risks that come with pushing the boundaries of space exploration. Atop the high-bay assembly building at Starbase in Boca Chica, Elon Musk stood alongside Mark Juncosa and Jake McKenzie, reflecting on the tense anticipation leading up to liftoff. His memories of past failures at Kwajalein, where early SpaceX launches ended in disappointment, served as a sobering…-
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To Dare
To Dare, the political climate in South Carolina grew increasingly volatile in December 1860. A convention of 169 prominent figures, including former congressmen, governors, and senators, gathered in Columbia to address the growing issue of secession. These delegates, most of whom were wealthy slave owners, were deeply concerned about the national debate surrounding slavery and the election of Abraham Lincoln. As South Carolina’s secession seemed inevitable, the atmosphere in the room was one of palpable…-
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One Very Dark Night
One very dark night in late February, a significant, albeit unsettling, series of events unfolded. On February 22, as President-elect Abraham Lincoln made a brief stop in Leaman Place, Pennsylvania, en route to Harrisburg, he was met by an enthusiastic crowd eager to hear from him. Although Lincoln’s voice was hoarse, he managed to humorously introduce his wife, sparking laughter from the audience, which lightened the mood for a brief moment. This public appearance, being his last before his secretive…-
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Conflict
Conflict brewed in early April as Major Anderson, typically known for his composed demeanor, became increasingly frustrated with the inaction from Washington regarding Fort Sumter. The catalyst for his growing discontent was the revelation of a telegram sent by Confederate Commissioner Crawford to General Beauregard. The telegram warned that President Lincoln might not order the evacuation of Fort Sumter, instead leaving the decision to Anderson, effectively putting him in the position of being “starved…-
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