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(Lower Lighthouse in Marquette, MI) The Immutable Kingdom – Part 61 By Scott A. Klaft “Raccoon” John Smith – continued Born the ninth of thirteen children on October 15, 1784, John Smith had rugged pioneer parents who had erected their own log cabin on the banks of a river in a valley of Kentucky. G ...

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7 days ago by sklaft

(D.H. Day Barns near Sleeping Bear Dunes, Michigan) The Immutable Kingdom – Part 60 By Scott A. Klaft “Raccoon” John Smith Truly one of the most interesting and colorful personalities to come out of the Restoration movement was a man from Kentucky by the name of John Smith. While Kentucky had a grea ...

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15 days ago by sklaft

(Black Rocks on Presque Isle, Marquette, MI) The Immutable Kingdom – Part 59 By Scott A. Klaft Philip S. Fall Certainly no controversialist, but rather quiet and reserved, the reason P.S. Fall was significant to the restoration was due mainly to his tremendous influence in Frankfort and Louisville, ...

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17 days ago by Book Super Sales

The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing: Violate Them at Your Own Risk! This book is awesome because of the 22 separate laws. It's very easy to come back to certain topics by looking thru the different laws. It's a very quick read - it's like I'm reading Harry Potter - I didn't want to stop reading becau ...

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20 days ago by Marketing JYDC Admin

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21 days ago by sklaft

The Immutable Kingdom – Part 58 By Scott A. Klaft John T. Johnson Reserved, strongly emotional, and always active, it is said that John T. Johnson had a lawyer’s mind and a poet’s heart, appealing to logic as well as tugging the emotions. Never having participated in a formal debate, it was his skil ...

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23 days ago by Daniel Marbach

Looking for new “brainfood” on programming topics on the internet I came across a really interesting article about immutable types in C# from Joe Duffy who happens to be the lead developer and architect for Parallel Extensions to .NET. If an object of a given types is immutable that means that the s ...

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25 days ago by kamaltechworld

An immutable object is one whose externally visible state cannot change after it is instantiated. The String, Integer, and BigDecimal classes in the Java class library are examples of immutable objects — they represent a single value that cannot change over the lifetime of the object. Mutuable Objec ...

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29 days ago by sklaft

The Immutable Kingdom – Part 57 By Scott A. Klaft Jacob Creath, Jr. Fiercely independent in his thinking, and a general oddity in all of his mannerisms, Jacob Creath, Jr. was one of the most colorful personalities of the Restoration. Called the Iron Duke of the Restoration, men like Creath are what ...

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35 days ago by sklaft

The Immutable Kingdom – Part 56 By Scott A. Klaft Tolbert Fanning Prior to the American Civil War, there were many powerfully influential preachers in the South. Names such as, J.B. Ferguson, Sandy E. Jones, J.K. Speer, John Mulkey, J.M. Barns, and W.H. Wharton were among them, but one name stood ou ...

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