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When I was a kid, my family moved from a little farm town in Illinois to a house in the country outside Duncan, Oklahoma. Duncan... home of Halliburton and lots of other oilfield-related businesses. We moved because the economy was...
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I know you feel like this is new, but it's not. It's vintage. New old stock. New in box. But not a new phenomenon. Your civil liberties have been trounced upon ever since the Bill of Rights was scribed. Well,...
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Last time I was in Panama City, I got up early to catch a taxi to the airport for my flight home, and I walked outside the W Hotel into the dark morning to wait for my ride. The door...
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Doug Casebeer, artist in residence at the University of Oklahoma and unofficial potter in chief of DoubleShot Coffee Company, has come through again with another outstanding cup. It's a piece of art, really. A vessel with which to imbibe DoubleShot...
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This is a gift card for use here at DoubleShotCoffee.com. It's a great option for someone who you know loves the DoubleShot, or for someone who doesn't yet know about the DoubleShot but appreciates the finest things in life. Don't...
1. I’m not an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs focus on profits. 2. People used to always asked me if I “skimmed” the cash drawer. Haha. They thought we made enough money that I could actually skim the cash drawer! Looks can be deceiving. 3. Most people don’t like coffee. And most coffee tastes terrible, so I can’t say I blame them. But even people who drink “good” coffee often “doctor it up” with things that dampen the actual taste of coffee. I think that’s a mistake. 4. When a car goes through your window and the landlord fixes it and then someone throws a brick through the other window, and the landlord refuses to fix it, the prior is called “setting a... Continue Reading →
Endurance: 1 the ability to withstand hardship or adversity especially: the ability to sustain a prolonged stressful effort or activity 2 the act or instance of enduring or suffering Endurance has many connotations. Endurance athletes take on great challenges in races that require training to build up stamina through long, repetitive workouts. It’s the ability to endure mental hardships through disease and injury, poverty and distress. Resilience in the face of adversity. Strength in the midst of suffering. I think of the adventurers and explorers of centuries past who developed physical endurance through a life of toil and honed their mental fortitude as they pressed on into the unknown. Some are born with the genetics to endure. Others are... Continue Reading →
