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Such posters are still posted in US post offices. Citizens sometimes spot wanted criminals and turn them in to the police.

Wyatt Earp in 1923 outlived most of his frontier contemporaries, ironically living out his last days with Josephine Marcus in a rented bungalow in downtown Los Angeles.

Music: Gunfight at the OK Corral For my Brother Richard Song: “Gunfight at the OK Corral” by Frankie Laine Used very effectively throughout the movie. Note the powerful use of whistling…

En nuestro post previo, hablamos del buen ejemplo de LIDERAR CON CORAZÓN y repasamos sus cinco claves para un liderazgo ético. Por contraste, hoy comentaremos lo que no se debe hacer, dedicado a esos personajes que les ponen una gorra de jefes y se creen ya capitanes de todos los barcos (y que se pasan por el forro cualquier atisbo de aprender lo que es el liderazgo positivo y lo que es tratar con personas que al menos son iguales, sino mejores a ellos). Pero para hablar de JEFEAR lo mejor…

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From left to right: Doc Holliday, Virgil Earp, Wyatt Earp, Morgan Earp

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Over the course of a long and often turbulent life, Wyatt Earp became a living legend. He was, at one time or another, a saloon keeper, a brothel owner, a lawman in different jurisdictions, a gambler, a miner of gold and silver, and a professional referee for boxing matches. Late in life, he was a ...

We're always talking about what it is we want our country to become, about how we can save ourselves as a people....But maybe the answer is not somewhere in the future distance; maybe the answer is one we already had, and somehow threw away.