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Human disasters from storms at sea are covered so extensively in the news these days that we might forget that not only are storms are a regular part of the weather cycle, but in parts of the US, they are regularly expected. A particular region even has a type of storm named after it: a "nor'easter," and in his book, The Perfect Storm, Sebastian Junger tells us about how one particularly nasty version of this storm affected the Northeast

There are all sorts of ways that Gents can deal with hair that grows from our nose, ears, and in between our eyebrows. A wax might not be on

LinkedIn was first founded in 2002 as a social network entirely focused on the professional aspect of people's lives. In time it added job listings and advertising and first

We've discussed pens in previous articles, both in detail about fountain vs. rollerball (we aren't going to restart that debate!) and in the role of a pen as a key

Everyone knows that Tesla led the charge into premium electric vehicles, convincing the market and automakers that electric vehicles could have extended range and not look ugly in the process.

This summer in particular has been packed with NBA news. A Canadian team won the championship for the first time, perhaps in part due to one of the best

You've read our articles about pairing cigars with alcohol as well as the basics of wine pairing. But pasta and sauce? It's not just random. There's history

It's the midst of barbecue season, and it's a perfect time to try one of the tens of thousands (yes, that's right) of American craft brewed beers. You might

The subtitle of this book is "The Impact of the Highly Improbable" and since the book's initial release the term "black swan" has become a commonly used term to describe

This next week marks the 75th anniversary of the landings in Normandy by the Allied Forces that would go on to end a war that involved many parts of the

A lot of Gents Place members have a decided preference for whiskey and many of its glorious and historic variants. Our articles about spirits reflect this preference. But