"You don't get an insight into the yeo-person," bemoans Little, "the yeo-people, who are doing incredible, back-breaking labor in programming, in medicine, in research, get no glory".
"You don't get an insight into the yo-person," bemoans Little, "the yo-people, who are doing incredible, back-breaking labor in programming, in medicine, in research, get no glory".
The glory of research is being the first and only person to know something at a particular point in time.
He learned about the Kaplan archive from the writer David Margolick, who was researching his 2005 book, "Beyond Glory: Joe Louis vs. Max Schmeling, and a World on the Brink".
To research his new book, "Where Men Win Glory: The Odyssey of Pat Tillman," he embedded himself twice with the military in Afghanistan.
As I discovered in researching a book, Chuck Hagel had dreams of glory from the start.
It reminds us that medical research is best served when the focus is on patients, not on personal glory from discovery or on bolstering pharmaceutical sales.
With his long-term research collaborator Jean Drèze (Belgian-born, but also an Indian citizen), Sen has just published An Uncertain Glory: India and its contradictions.
He reminds you of his small moments of linguistic glory ("When I first coined the term 'nuke porn' "), and praises his own feats of research.
The Italians' moment of glory came when competition to conquer the Himalayas was fierce, said Agostino Da Polenza of the Everest-K2-CNR Committee, a mountain research group in Italy.
