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We follow the known lifetimes of that sources of the wise men from the east who were there at the birth of Jesus. they had been visiting the area for five hundred years.
Thu, 10 Apr 2008: Diamonds, Science, Brilliance, Bliss - Happiness, Gratification, or Deeper?
Examples of happiness as being deeper than self gratification can be seen in the lifestyles between more God loving democratic Greece with self centered Romans with horses as gods.
Thu, 10 Apr 2008: Diamonds or Coal For Brains. Sir Walter Raleigh, Men of Old Ironsides. The Wiser Pirates?
A story going the rounds is the log of the USS Constitution, old Ironsides, in pirate attacks on English ships and Scotch whiskey in 1798. Drunken pirates.
Thu, 10 Apr 2008: Diamond Minds, Science, Logic - The Promised Land Is Still West
Studies are being completed on the science of happiness. Those parts of the brain light up when joy is experienced, but it only happens in a serene environment.
Wed, 9 Apr 2008: Diamond Minds, Global Warming: Cheap Fuel,Clean Water from Our Toilets?
Many ways will be used to cool mother earth, we know. Also know this: toilets that convert potty to methane are lighting gas stoves in China. So what keeps us off that pot? Besides the pride. Always before the fall.
Wed, 9 Apr 2008: A Sticker For Every Occasion and Culture
Believe it or not a sticker can brighten up a child's day as soon as it's revealed. Stickers come in all shapes and sizes for all occasions.
Wed, 9 Apr 2008: A Rich Variety: How To Choose Your First Premium Cigar
The rebounding of the premium-cigar market is one of the oddest business success stories of the past fifteen years. With an aging customer base, decades of competition from cigarettes and overall consumer trends indicating a decline in smoking in general, many observers had written off premium cigars as yesterday's luxury item - until 1992, when the industry showed significant fourth-quarter growth.
Wed, 9 Apr 2008: Diamonds That Sparkle Within, Sparkle Throughout
The story of diamonds is the search not only for that which sparkles most on a hand, wrist or a neck. But also those eyes and soul of diamonds is what draws you to her, and it bas been so since time began.
Sat, 5 Apr 2008: Diamonds that Sparkle, One Metro Europe - Charlemagne, not Caesar
We see further events unfolding daily about the concept of a wider Europe. Germany has told France it will be not a split empire. Ms Hans sounds like Patton: she and Frank do not get along.
Fri, 4 Apr 2008: A Modern Day Robin Of Sherwood
A look at how history repeats itself to a degree in the human race, not always for the best.
Fri, 4 Apr 2008: The Fascinating History of the US Cavalry
The cavalry is no more. But it has a glorious past. It was the elite corps of the Army because it was small and because, throughout the ages, glamour has surrounded the horseman; in any age, at any time, he is a knight in shining armor wearing a bright plume!
Thu, 3 Apr 2008: Going Green Might Mean Embracing Cabaret and Burlesque
It is believed that our actions and behaviour collaterally contribute to green life style.
Thu, 3 Apr 2008: Tattoos And Prisons: An Inseparable Bond!
Today, however, the prisoners use tattoos to show their link to a particular gang or to show their solidarity amongst a few other prisoners.
Thu, 3 Apr 2008: Diamonds, Gemstones, Lumps of Coal - Another Strike at the Dragon's Soul
The diamond of long distant runners in the world, that is the world's fastest, says he may skip these Olympics for his health. 26 miles of rapid inhalation in such coal dust air would shorten his life. China holds it's breath.
Wed, 2 Apr 2008: Green Energy Is Coming To San Diego Via Sunrise Powerlink
Green energy You’ve heard people talk about it for years
Tue, 1 Apr 2008: Male Fashion And The Job Interview Attire
I would never consider myself a fashionista In fact, I am far, far, oh so far from it
Tue, 1 Apr 2008: Your Casual Wear Needs An Update!
As a woman, it is much easier to dress in trendy fashions Entire stores are dedicated to the low-cost yet fashionable pieces that women crave
Tue, 1 Apr 2008: Roman Antiques to Now - German Hans Sacked Rome, China's Hans Sack Tibet
It is an irony to consider that the Germanic chaps with the name of Hans would have destroyed a civilization in Rome. And now Chinese Hans destroy the Buddhist civilization of Tibet. All named Hans, stop, and go home.
Mon, 31 Mar 2008: Eta Bita Pi: One Of The World's Most Interesting Numbers
Circles are odd things. We encounter them all the time in nature - in fact we couldn't exist without them, the earth and all its heavenly neighbors (including the sun) being spherical - and yet mathematicians and geometers insist that there are no perfect circles, outside the realm of theory.
Sun, 30 Mar 2008: Healthy Lifestyles, Happiness - Science Shows Eight Ways to Bliss
We all know the good feeling we got as boy or girl scouts when we helped a little old lady across the street. Our cultural model has had us be trained to do a good deed every day, so by dinner time you might a frantic scout looking for a little old lady on a corner. Science now shows that that state of mind creates a long living, healthy, happy person, far above the average.
Sat, 29 Mar 2008: It's All In The Name
A look at the trend in using unusual baby names, particularly for celebrities, and how this could all change with personalised baby clothes.
Sat, 29 Mar 2008: Lessons in Life, Love and Culture from Popeye, Brutus, Olive Oyl and Wimpy
Wimpy's famous line "I'll gladly repay you Tuesday" was clearly a ruse and not ever to be trusted. Simply put, Wimpy had a burger addiction.
Sat, 29 Mar 2008: Healthy Lifestyles, World at War - If We All Just Prayed Like Buddha
It seems the more fanatical that our specific version of God or Allah, the more bloodshed that just seems to have no end in sight. Why not just live a holy life?
Sat, 29 Mar 2008: Roman Antiques, Science - Archimedes, Rome Lives On In Scotland
Youthful honor scholar Archimedes from Syracuse in the Kingdom of Sicily showed his genius in great Alexandria when he solved the problem of how to lift water up from the Nile to irrigate the fields. Killed on a beach back home as the Romans took over, his Archimedes screw, which is not unlike a ferris wheel, lives on anew at a canal in Scotland and makes use of a Roman tunnel nearby.
Sat, 29 Mar 2008: Healthy Lifestyles - Examples From Leonardo
The lifetime of Leonardo of the town of Vinci was a time of turbulence and violence, yet also the flowering of the great enlightenment of the Renaissance, which began all around where ever Leonardo seemed to be.
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