Ad Astra Per Aspera: On the Verge of Unveiling Princess Nefertiiti’s Tomb Abstract: The realm of Egyptology pulsates with anticipation for a potentially monumental revelation: the imminent discovery of the long-sought sepulcrum of Princess Nefertiiti. This interdisciplinary inquisitio delves into the electrifying suspense surrounding this potential archaeological res magna, suggesting that esteemed Egyptologists, including Dr.… Continue reading Ad Astra Per Aspera: On the Verge of Unveiling Princess Nefertiiti’s Tomb
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Novo Mesto, Slovenia
Novo Mesto: A Historical and Contemporary Portrait for the Educator By The Living Breathing James Brown Introduction: Setting the Scene – Novo Mesto: A Historical Tapestry on the Krka RiverNestled in the southeastern region of Slovenia, close to the border with Croatia, lies the city of Novo Mesto. This urban center serves as the vibrant… Continue reading Novo Mesto, Slovenia
Texas History Lost Forever-CAMP MARE
Over 20 years ago, I was studying Old Texas Maps of the 1800s. I looked at every Map I could find. And in a 10-20 year period, CAMP MARE was listed on some. It was there and then it was gone. I contacted West Point. I contacted the Library of Congress. I contacted the Texas… Continue reading Texas History Lost Forever-CAMP MARE
The Unsolved Mysteries of Disappeared Flights: An Alien Conspiracy?
Did you lose Kinfolk in an Airplane Disappearance? Many have. Thousands have. But answers have not been found out with the right conclusions to all of this Terrifying Mysteries. The Unsolved Mysteries of Disappeared Flights: An Alien Conspiracy? In the annals of aviation history, a handful of commercial flights have seemingly vanished into thin air,… Continue reading The Unsolved Mysteries of Disappeared Flights: An Alien Conspiracy?
Can’t you read the Signs of the Times?
Always remember-Breakin’ my mind While OVERSEAS, in the U.S. Army and a Gunner on an M60 Tank, I sang the following song all the time. Don’t ever let anyone Breakin’ my (or your) mind And the sign said“Long-haired freaky peopleNeed not apply”So I tucked my hair up under my hatAnd I went in to ask… Continue reading Can’t you read the Signs of the Times?
The Hidden Treasure of the Afghan Mountains: A Tale of Discovery and Destruction
The only remaining recorded picture of the Entrance to the Mountain of Gold in U.S. Army Records. But this entrance was destroyed in 2001 by the Taliban who never read the hieroglyphics and never opened the Entrance. But these destroyers of antiquities were destroyed in their camp by six Hellfire Missiles. So, the mystery may… Continue reading The Hidden Treasure of the Afghan Mountains: A Tale of Discovery and Destruction
“A Goo-licious Journey: The Rise of a Slime Legend”
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, existed a rather peculiar pool of yellow goo. This goo was not your average goo; it was a slimy, globby mess that had dreams — dreams of becoming something more than just a puddle of goo. It was the kind of goo that would have… Continue reading “A Goo-licious Journey: The Rise of a Slime Legend”
General Diapers Spell?
General Balthazar, a wizard of immense power and equally immense ego, was renowned for his solutions, however unorthodox. He was a man of order, a lover of symmetry, and a staunch opponent of anything he deemed “uncivilized.” So when he encountered a group of dogs engaging in their customary greeting ritual, a delightful frenzy of… Continue reading General Diapers Spell?
Come’on Now! Take the Dumber than a Rock Test? Are You?
Come’on Now! Take the Dumber than a Rock Test? Are You? Here are your Test Score Judges- Okay, here’s a quiz with ten questions covering famous landmarks, unique animal adaptations, and world geography trivia. Have fun! Famous Landmarks What iconic structure is located in Paris, France, and is known for its intricate iron latticework? What… Continue reading Come’on Now! Take the Dumber than a Rock Test? Are You?
Across the Divide
May 13, 1607: The English colonists arrived in North America and chose their settlement location.King James I: The settlement was named after the reigning English monarch. An early translation from 1610 by Frederick Wolff The damp Virginia air clung to me like a second shirt, heavy with the scent of pine and something foreign, something… Continue reading Across the Divide
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