Who Shall I Blame? Posted April 14, 2007. Blaming others, I suspect, is a part of our human developmental learning curve. The more dependent on others, the more likely to blame others for our circumstance if said circumstance is deemed unpleasant. Am I to blame, for instance, if as an infant one of the fleshy breasts that I use for food is not available when I am hungry? I have done my fair share of blaming, and became aware of how unproductive it was when my blaming me.

So I wrote my congressman about it.

Paul Longgrear was sent to Vietnam to command an elite combat unit of the U. At home, his wife tended to their newborn daughter and dutifully kept her promise to pray for her husband at war. The prayers never really meant much to Longgrear until the early morning hours of February 7, 1968. He counted his last 19 rounds of ammunition. Eighteen were for the enemy. The last was for himself.

Joe Chiccarelli setting up some mics at the famous Sunset Sound. The Manley 500 and 250 Watt Monoblocks are our most powerful push-pull production-models. The circuit design and the selected components have been refined over years of development.

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