The New York Times recently published an article that shows archaeological evidence from the Ukraine reveals a network of ancient peoples now referred to simply as Old Europe. Due to the lack of writing, still an invention waiting to be discovered, the civilization is unidentified. Their advancements as a culture, however, make them prime candidates for a major civilization that some believe is the source of the so-called Proto-Indo-European language.
Click here for the NY Times article.
Interestingly, the article claims that most of the archaeological discoveries about Old Europe civilization remained …
Consider to stray from the current path and roam outside the paradigm. After all, there is nothing more common than to find yourself sharing the same opinion as fools. Dare to challenge yourself and your thinking.
Intended for the seeker of all things hidden and mysterious; here examinations of the veil and those mysteries which are behind it. The true nature of all things.
The latest trends and developments in health care that could provide safer alternatives to obtaining a healthy lifestyle.
In this post I will collect some ideas about how to easily sense chi/prana, etc. If you’re a skeptic, it can’t hurt to try but it is important that you keep an open mind when searching for the truth. If you think it won’t work, then it won’t. But what would be the point in that? If you keep an open mind and try and be as objective as possible, then your test will yield real results. After all, that is what we’re after – the Truth, right?
Here are some …
I think there is a lot we can learn by examining how people in the desert “harvest” water. Everyone likes to cite how rough it is in today’s economy, but it seems we often forget that times of crisis can also lead us to innovative breakthroughs and new ideas. Sometimes, we just need the proper perspective.
As I look forward, I can’t help but feel things will get worse before they get better. As such, I want to find ways to free myself from being dependent on others to live my …
As a teacher, we are asked to pay attention to a lot of things and to minimize distractions. But what if we could take a distraction and use it as a learning tool?
Text messages for pop quizzes? Using your camera phone for homework assignments? It’s not far from reality, some schools are starting to utilize this technology.
Also, consider the NETS standards – new standards that demand students not just get content, but experience with technology.
In the future I will be posting articles on such a shift. In …
It looked like some tricked out alien big top from outer space. And why not, NASA just launched rockets into the moon, maybe this is the diplomatic response. If so fly me to the moon because this concert reflected the architecture it was set underneath.
I’ll attach a few photos and video that I took using my MyTouch 3g (sorry U2, not using the crackberry).
The boys played some of their old familiar hits, and their future ones. Bono said that they could play some really well, while others they …
I was all about the new MyTouch 3G Android-based phone coming out for Tmobile, but after reading tons of reviews and looking it over, I have become concerned.
One of the main concerns, for me, is the fact that it uses a SD micro card for the basis of its memory. Currently, it is stocked with a 4GB micro card, which sounds good, but what kind of performance will it have? The other concerns are the reviews about the touch screen keyboard size and functionality as well as the concerns over …
We venture futher into the field of “new biology” and Dr. Bruce Lipton continues to be a dynamic and exciting narrator. He does tend to lay on the jargon and terminology quite a bit, but he offers some pretty good explanations in order to make the information relevant and understandable.
In this chapter, we focus on one notion – “it’s the environment, stupid”. This mantra keeps cropping up in relation to the study of cellular behavior. The cells, apparently, are greatly affected by their environments and retain the qualities of their …
The Biology of Belief was written by Dr. Bruce Lipton and seems to be on the cutting edge of a new biology. It is an innovative look at the power of mind, matter and consciousness and how these basic forces give shape to our lives.
I am examining a copy that was lent to me to help me kind of get my head around some of these ideas. I feel instinctively drawn to these radical, new fields of science that are developing – mostly because in some way it seems like …
For some reason this song entered into my skull today while shopping for school supplies (as a teacher, I take great pride in finding deals which save money – it gives me an opportunity to get tools for my students to use). I know, I am crazy, but here is more proof! The song was Strafe’s “Set It Off”. Enjoy!
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I have long pondered diving off the coast of Naples, in the Bay of Naples, in search of ancient Roman wrecks. There needs to be more work done in this area of the world as 1) underwater archaeology typically unveils artifacts in complete condition and 2) there is a ton of wrecks of Roman, Etruscan, Greek and probably Phoenician ships that could reveal a lot more about ancient travel and trade.
Recently, some Italian archaeologists discovered five Roman ships that date from the 1st century BC to the 5th century AD. …
Just in case anyone else is wondering how to fix their Arthemia Wordpress theme, check out Michael Hutagalung’s website for more information. If you need support, it is best to look at this thread on his support forum. There are several topics discussed, like how to figure out which 5 categories are to be displayed on the front end, how to embed pictures in your posts so that they show up formatted correctly on the headline and featured categories.
It is a pretty nice, free, magazine theme that I am currently …
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