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The Ancient Secrets of Levitation
The Paranormal Dimension | May 12th 2008 by Caitlin MacKenna
The idea that in the distant past, ancient civilizations possessed technologies that we lack today is a troubling one for science. Modern society likes to think that our civilization sits at the pinnacle of humanity’s scientific achievement. Is it read more
Birthday Celebration - Egyptian Style
Travels With Bella Figura USA | May 8th 2008 by Patricia Campbell
Yes, today I'm celebrating yet another birthday, but what a wonderful place to celebrate! Egypt - Land of the Pharaohs. So I'm popping a champagne cork and christening myself the new Queen of the Nile! Yeah, yeah yeah - so... read more
Perplexing puzzle of the pyramid power plant
What's Mierek Reading? | April 28th 2008
The Giza Power PlantChristopher DunnBear & Co., 1998I was reading something online about the Earth's "hum" when I came across this fascinating article by engineer and "pyramidiot" Robert Bauval . In it he explains that the Great Pyramid was const read more
Top Ten African Travel Wonders - Part One (Rank 1-5)
Travel Wonders of the World | April 19th 2008 by Travel Wonders
This is part one of my top ten African travel wonder list. Travel wonders six to ten are posted separately.Africa is the most geographically and culturally diverse continent on our planet. It the birthplace of humankind. Considerably less visited tha read more
Notes from the Surf XX
Surfing the Tao | April 19th 2008 by Angela V. Michaels
If you live in New York City, you might want to check out a talk by Nassim Haramein of The Resonance Project, this coming Tuesday, April 22, 2008 at the Wild Project, 195 East 3rd St, New York, NY, at 8 PM for $20. First come first served, so come read more
Photographer nikki_blueballs
Gallery Bulgaria Blog | April 12th 2008 by Picsvet Gallery
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Carla Bruni naked
Add URL | April 10th 2008 by Linky Love
Have a look how Carla Bruni will be sold butt naked at Christie’s today: see the exclusive Carla Bruni naked picture that will at least get a £2,000 price tag! This naked Carla Bruni picture was put up for auction last week at Christie’s read more
Alicia Alonso and Cuban National Ballet in Egypt
Womens Lens | April 9th 2008 by Aimee Kligman
Prima Ballerina Assoluta Alicia Alonso, director of Cuba's National Ballet, said in Egypt that she wants to live another 200 years to make all the dreams and projects she still has in mind come true. Alonso attended the staging by her company of the read more
Egypt Holiday Tips & Places to Go See
LMHoliday.co.uk | April 8th 2008 by Lee
Egypt is a great place to travel to if you are looking for something a lot different! The eather is great almost all year round so be sure to pack some sunscreen as the skin can melt right off you in the early afternoon. So if you are going on holida read more
Monuments of The World
Topix: Trivia | April 6th 2008 by Michael Foxworth
WHICH of these is the longest man-made monument. It is also one of the Seven New Wonders of the World.1] The Pyramids of Giza2] The Great Wall of China3] The Panama Canal4] The Eiffel Tower..........@ltaFIND This AnswerPlus, MORE TRIVIA QUESTIONS... read more
One of the Known Reasons We Are All Screwed
The Sporadical | March 30th 2008 by thesporadical
The other night, Professor Pikachu was on Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell hocking his new book, Physics of the Impossible: A Scientific Exploration into the World of Phasers, Force Fields, Teleportation, and Time Travel. I will eventually buy Pikach read more
The Rosetta Key - Book Review
BiblioHistoria | March 24th 2008 by BiblioHistoria
The Rosetta Key by William DietrichHarper Collins April 2008William Dietrich's WebsiteThis is an ARC copy that was sent to me at the end of February. I have read and reviewed the first book in the series. This is the second book.The year is 1798 and read more
Nassim Haramein: “Crossing the Event Horizon”
Surfing the Tao | March 22nd 2008 by Angela V. Michaels
Recently I had the good fortune to come across a copy of Nassim Haramein’s DVD set, “Crossing the Event Horizon.” I would highly recommend a watch to anyone looking for an excellent interpretation of concepts ranging from Unified Field The read more
Napoleon's Pyramid - Book Review
BiblioHistoria | March 10th 2008 by BiblioHistoria
Napoleon's PyramidsBy William DietrichHarper Collins 2007William Dietrich WebsiteThe Cover picture will be uploaded as soon as the computer is back to behaving itself. I received an email last week from Harper Collins saying I was one of the lucky pe read more
The Sphinx
Cool Tool Deluxe | March 8th 2008 by Cool-Tool
The Sphinx mysteryA Sphinx is a zoomorphic mythological figure, depicted as a recumbent lion with a human head. It has its origins in sculpted figures of Old Kingdom Egypt, to which the ancient Greeks applied their own name for a female monster, the read more
A Journey into Egypt: Part III
Artscapes - Musings on Art and Life | March 2nd 2008 by artscapes
Our final day in Cairo brought us to the great expectation of any journey to Egypt - the Giza Plateau and the Great Pyramid. It is impossible to fully comprehend the scale of the Great Pyramid until you stand beside it. The blocks of stone at the bas read more
A Journey into Egypt: Part II
Artscapes - Musings on Art and Life | March 1st 2008 by artscapes
We emerged from the old city in view of the Citadel and, within it, was one of the most impressive buildings I have ever seen - the Alabaster Mosque. Alabaster Mosque 1988, photograph, Michelle Basic Hendry At the time, I was completely unfamiliar w read more
Great Pyramids and Sphinx (Egypt)
Travel Wonders of the World | February 26th 2008 by Travel Wonders
Through the dust and sand, these three giants stand proudly overseeing so much of the world's history. Crowds snap photos and gaze in amazement, touts hawk the latest in T-shirts, plastic pyramids and hats to hide the sun. Camels cruise by, seemingly read more
Reader Postcard - Egyptian Cruise
Ultimate Vacation Guide | February 26th 2008 by Catherine
We booked our own tour of Egypt independently to fit in all the sights we wished to see, remembering that when you book a Nile Cruise - which takes in all the tombs and temples - that it doesn’t automatically include the Pyramids as they are a read more
Jumper (Teleporting) Movie Review
Niver's Movie Trailers | February 22nd 2008 by loniver
By Robert William LockeThe film 'Jumper' (the latest sci-fi adventure movie) has had a much greater success in the box office than its mediocre reviews so far. Some of the reviews gave it a very low rating- even as low as 45 out of 100! It comes f read more
Jumper (2008)
MoviePress | February 15th 2008
There are just so many things that are wrong with this movie that I just do not know where to begin. Maybe we will start with first of all the casting. Now I haven’t been a fan of Hayden Christensen ever since he was Anakin - I thought he was t read more
Gala Bingo
Montessorimum.Com | February 10th 2008
Just like any other on line games, Bingo is a game of chance in which players match numbers to those appearing on matrices. The first person to have a card where the drawn numbers form a specified pattern is the winner. There are many sites offering read more
The Largest Man Made Creation
Internetakias - The internet guy | February 7th 2008 by Ano
Nope its not the great wall of China, nor the pyramids, the largest man made creation is somewhere in the Pacific ocean and it take up an area of about twice that of the continental USA. A vast area of garbage or as the scientists call read more
Mayans sacrificed young boys, not virgin girls-
Health and Survival Blog | January 29th 2008 by eHealthSupplies.com
Ancient Maya sacrificed boys not virgin girls: study The victims of human sacrifice by Mexico’s ancient Mayans, who threw children into water-filled caverns, were likely boys and young men not virgin girls as previously believe read more
Your Personal Soundtrack: Daft Punk - One More Time
The Weekly Geek | January 16th 2008
After obsessing over acts like Justice and Hot Chip recently, I decided to go straight to the source of the fountain from which this current wellspring of new electronica groups flow: The almighty, Daft Punk. Coming straight from their mythically su read more
Notes from the Surf XVI
Surfing the Tao | January 10th 2008 by Angela V. Michaels
Truly well done article on the astrological forecast for 2008 over at Reality Sandwich. Foster & Partners is building the spiraling pyramidic mega-structure called Crystal Island in Moscow. Sir Norman Foster’s company is also responsibl read more
See the Live New Year celebrations from all over the world
Internetakias - The internet guy | December 31st 2007 by Ano
If for any reason you are at home staring at the PC, why dont you have a look at the New Year celebrations from all over the world? So below you will find a list of webcams from the celebrations in 17 countries. Happy New Year All times are GMT 11:0 read more
Guest Post: A Drug Against War
The Cult of Qelqoth | December 31st 2007 by Qelqoth
Corpus Christy, TX — An unidentified male was spotted holding a sign calling for “A Drug Against War”. The man claims to have figured out a way to end all war and stated that although marijuana, LSD and Angel Dust did not assist hu read more
Ancient Pyramid Discovered in Heart of Mexico City
Life in the Fast Lane | December 30th 2007 by Deborah Petersen
Ruins of an 800 year old Aztec pyramid have been discovered in the heart of Mexico City that archeologists believe could prove the ancient the Aztecs began to develop their civilization in the mountains of central Mexico at least a century earlier th read more
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