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Bio	Brian manages the websites for the Weider History Group. This includes GreatHistory.com, HistoryNet.com, and ArmchairGeneral.com. This consumes most of his day, but he still makes time for mountain biking, jeeping, photography, computer war and strategy gaming, home maintenance, writing, and spending time with his family.
Favorite Books	Earth Abides, Harry Potter books, The Forgotten Soldier, World War Z
Favorite Movies	Aliens, Lord of the Rings super extended mega director’s cut version, Blackhawk Down
URL of your website	http://www.greathistory.com
Favorite Period(s) of History	World War II, ETO
Favorite TV Programs	The Office, 30 Rock, Jeremiah, Jericho, Doctor Who

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On February 17, 2010 Jason St.Just said:

Thanks Brian for setting me up! It’s very appreciated…
On March 4, 2009 Brian King said:

Russell, I sent you an email.
On March 4, 2009 Russell Denson said:

Brian – -

I posted a comment right after I signed up a week or so ago. I went to add a new post on a new subject this morning, but is not obvious to me how make a new post. I went to My Blog. Do I create a new blog — that doesnt seem right. I’m probably missing something easy, but can you help? How do I add a new post on a new subject? Thanks for you help. Russell
On February 26, 2009 Russell Denson said:

I was on greathistory.com yesterday and this morning. I posted a comment on Withington’s Should Nuclear Weapons Be Removed From Europe. Everything seemed to work well – the post appeared on the column on the right of the home page.

You may have noticed this already, but if not….the right hand column includes several Pass the Popcorn Pilgrim entries, all from a couple of days ago. It looks like 3 people wrote Pass the Popcorn – Tracy McCormick, Haley Elizabeth Garwood and Paul Davis. Looks like something went wrong here.
On February 17, 2009 Brent Layman said:

Yes, wire fixed for IE6 on member page!

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