# Inglorious Failure
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Ford’s Folly
A giant abandoned dam in Sudbury, Massachusetts, marks the inglorious failure of America’s champion of industry to triumph over nature. READ MORE IN THE ATLAS: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/fords-folly-water-dam
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75: The one with Enuff Z'Nuff's Donnie Vie
When Enuff Z’Nuff finally did say enough’s enough to lead singer Donnie Vie, it looked like it was all over for the man who had spent 25 years crafting melodic power pop and rock songs for the band that had been the darlings of the critics with their debut release.
The band’s history has been …
Inglorious Failure
Bible Text: Exodus 32:1-33:6 | Preacher: Reuben Hunter | Series: Other Messages
Chesapeake Colonies & Native Resistance
In this lecture, Professor Totten argues English colonization experienced several setbacks before finally flourishing in the mid-seventeenth century. Conditions in England, such as surging populations and oppressive economic policies, led to the rise of the study beggars, which worried middle and u…
Winter Olympics IX - Lindsey Jacobellis and Snowboard Cross
Winter Olympics Series Episode IX - Lindsey Jacobellis and Snowboard Cross
Snowboard Cross is fun, that much is certain. But what happens when a competitor chooses the wrong moment to have fun, with the eyes of the world upon her and the finish line in sight? In 2006, Lindsey Jacobellis had one of …
Part Two: Anthony Comstock's War On Women
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Jamie and Bambi are at it again! Anthony Comstock persecuted New York smut dealers and tavern owners until he…
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