Comments for Marty Andrade http://martinandrade.wordpress.com Conservative At Large Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:12:26 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on From the Notebook by Marty Andrade http://martinandrade.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/from-the-notebook-50/#comment-4127 Marty Andrade Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:12:26 +0000 http://martinandrade.wordpress.com/?p=5110#comment-4127 I'll look into those books, thanks. As for Corporate Responsiwhatever, not a requried course. And the Ethics course I did take was not indoctrination at all (in fact, the prof basically said "figure this stuff out on your own") I might get around to publishing my final paper from that class. I’ll look into those books, thanks.

As for Corporate Responsiwhatever, not a requried course. And the Ethics course I did take was not indoctrination at all (in fact, the prof basically said “figure this stuff out on your own”) I might get around to publishing my final paper from that class.

]]> Comment on From the Notebook by POWinCA http://martinandrade.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/from-the-notebook-50/#comment-4126 POWinCA Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:25:37 +0000 http://martinandrade.wordpress.com/?p=5110#comment-4126 WWI flying books? The Blue Max The Blood Order The Tin Cravat all by Jack D. Hunter. I think they're all out of print. I found one of them in a used bookstore and the other two on Amazon. The movie "The Blue Max" departs substantially from the book, but I loved the movie anyway. I identify well with Stachel. I haven't talked to anyone who truly understands the character. The movie is peppered with socialist themes (coming, of course, from Hollywood) but they capture the true essence of the social chaos at the conclusion of the war. MBA? I'm guessing you didn't bother taking a Corporate Social Responsibility course unless forced to. WWI flying books?

The Blue Max
The Blood Order
The Tin Cravat

all by Jack D. Hunter. I think they’re all out of print. I found one of them in a used bookstore and the other two on Amazon.

The movie “The Blue Max” departs substantially from the book, but I loved the movie anyway. I identify well with Stachel. I haven’t talked to anyone who truly understands the character.

The movie is peppered with socialist themes (coming, of course, from Hollywood) but they capture the true essence of the social chaos at the conclusion of the war.

MBA? I’m guessing you didn’t bother taking a Corporate Social Responsibility course unless forced to.

]]> Comment on From the Notebook by Marty Andrade http://martinandrade.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/from-the-notebook-50/#comment-4125 Marty Andrade Thu, 19 Nov 2009 06:41:43 +0000 http://martinandrade.wordpress.com/?p=5110#comment-4125 In my ever deepening pile of projects "to write when I have the time" In my ever deepening pile of projects “to write when I have the time”

]]> Comment on From the Notebook by plebe http://martinandrade.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/from-the-notebook-50/#comment-4124 plebe Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:55:01 +0000 http://martinandrade.wordpress.com/?p=5110#comment-4124 A while back you asked about good WWI flying books. One is called "Horses Don't Fly" by Frederick Libby. I forgot to mention it when you had inquired. A while back you asked about good WWI flying books. One is called “Horses Don’t Fly” by Frederick Libby. I forgot to mention it when you had inquired.

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