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SCIENCE RED SEA: Archaeologists Discover Remains Of Egyptian Army From The Biblical Exodus The discovery of the remains of a large Egyptian army at the bottom of the Gulf of Suez, 1.5 km offshore from the modern city of Ras Gharib, has been announced this morning by Egypt’s Antiquities Ministry. The team of underwater archaeologists was in search of ancient shipwrecks and artifacts from the Stone and Bronze Age trade in the Red Sea when they came across a huge pile of human bones dated back to the 14th century BC. The team of underwater archaeologists was in search of ancient shipwrecks and artifacts from the Stone and Bronze Age trade in the Red Sea when th…

Here is Che Guevara executing helpless women in Cuba. People who revere and celbrate him are fools. Che was a heartless communist murderer with a bloodlust. He wasn't doing this because he loved the Cuban people. He wasn't even Cuban. He did it because communism cannot exist any other way. This is what communism really looks like, everyone. It is brutal force in the hands of a few. And, remember what Vladimir Lenin himself said, "The goal of socialism is communism." Everyone might want to keep that in mind when Bernie Sanders cranks up his next campaign. I know what the argument is, "Our socialism is different, its for the good of the people." I'm sure many in Cuba th…

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killerhouses: If our concrete floor cracks, we’re doing this to it! It’s concrete with liquid gold to fill the cracks!

I know this is a disgusting topic / question... but I rent a room in an apartment where the others are not so clean. What is the best way to kill and prevent these critters from entering my room? Anyone else had experience killing these bugs?

The legendary musician Prince has died at age 57, his publicist has confirmed to the AP after a TMZ report. No cause of death has been reported; Prince was briefly hospitalized last week for what representatives at the time said was a flu. Source: http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2016/04/21/prince_reported_dead.html

Archaeologists have probed down to the bedrock foundations of the “wailing wall” in old Jerusalem. They have confirmed that the large stones of the wall are not part of any temple that was standing there before Jerusalem’s destruction in 70 C.E. Some people have had the impression that the remnants of the wall are from Solomon’s temple, or from Herod’s temple. But as an Israeli archaeologist stated recently: “The wall you see is not the wall of Solomon’s Temple, . . . Nor is it even the wall of the temple built by Herod the Great,” which was the temple destroyed in 70 C.E. What was this wall that is now called the “wailing wall”? The archaeologist stated: “W…

Weeks after Jehovah’s Witnesses was banned and its property confiscated by Russian government over purported links to extremism, a petition jointly opened by Non-governmental Organizations, calling for ban of the Adventist Church, has received over 12 million signatures. A notice at the Moscow City Court says hearings on a proposed ban on Seventh-day Adventist Church would begin in May 2017, according to Fox News 24. The Adventist Church has also been accused of violating an anti-terrorism legislation with their evangelism ministry. The Christian denomination has been grouped with Jehovah’s Witnesses and ISIS as “Extremists and Terrorists” by the various organiz…

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The following are the Top 10 countries to retire abroad in 2017, according to International Living (IL), an authority on global retirement and relocation opportunities. The ranking comes from IL’s Annual Global Retirement Index, sizing up 24 countries in 10 categories from Cost of Living to Climate. 1. Mexico Mexico knocked off last year’s No. 1 Panama because you can live well there for under $1,200 a month, it’s close to the United States, the locals are friendly, English is widely spoken in popular retiree spots, the expat community is large (more than 1 million Americans live there), health care is affordable and high quality and the culture and lifestyle ar…

This could well be another hoax from the World News Daily, but their report for a 56-year-old Spanish fisherman great escape, reminiscent of the Biblical tale of Jonah and the whale, found quite a few takers on social media. According to the report on the “faux-journalism” site, Luigi Marquez was reported missing at sea after being thrown off his vessel during a violent sea storm. He was presumed dead after coastal guards found no signs of him during the search which lasted for days. Marquez claims he was swallowed by a whale — inside which he spent three days and three nights before being eventually flushed out. “This great beast swallowed me the morning after the s…

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Pfizer (+0.75%) is putting its consumer healthcare business on the trading block, either as a sale or spin-off. The drugmaker’s $3.4 billion unit features a medicine cabinet of popular productsyou’ll probably use at least once today, such as ChapStick, Centrum, and Advil. So what’s got Pfizer thinking about drug deals? Well, the $10 billion+ from a sale would give it ammo for a blockbuster acquisition(rumor on the street…it’s eyeing BMS). Plus, Pfizer is looking to zero in on its lucrative prescription drug business that has helped boost shares 7.5% YoY. This might be déjà vu all over again for Pfizer. It sold its consumer healthcare business to J&J …

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Do you see what I see? Not necessarily with these optical illusions! When you look at an image, your brain takes that information into perception. Sometimes, an image can trick the brain into perceiving it differently from what the picture actually is, creating an optical illusion. Take a look at the following 10 images to find out if you can see the two images masking as one. Is It a Man Playing a Horn or Woman’s Face? When you stare at this black and white image, do you see woman’s face with hair on the right side of it or a man playing a horn? If you can’t see the man, look at the black shape. See him now? Is It a Rabbit or a Duck? If…

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"The Holy Father is aware of the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which he takes seriously". The pope was interviewed by Eugenio Scalfari, a veteran Italian journalist and atheist who regularly muses about faith and religion, and enjoys access to the leader of the Catholic Church. "Reconciliation is not just between government and Indigenous Peoples, it's between non-Indigenous Canadians and Indigenous Peoples as well", Trudeau said. Pope Francis will not apologize to survivors of Canada's Indian residential schoolsfor the role the Roman Catholic church played in operating the institutions or the abuses suffered there. Controv…

Back in August, a study came out about bacteria in kitchen sponges that sent home chefs into a frenzy. But when we looked carefully at the study, we realized much of the news coverage about it was incorrect. The study, published in Scientific Reports, undertook a thorough investigation into how many critters are living in used kitchen sponges. And the results were jawdropping. "We found 362 different species of bacteria, and locally, the density of bacteria reached up to 45 billion per square centimeter," says Markus Egert, a microbiologist at Furtwangen University in Germany, who led the study. Forty-five billion microbes per square centimeter? Are yo…

http://thesouthernweekend.com/growing-vegetables-in-a-5-gallon-bucket/ Planting vegetables in a 5-gallon bucket is a great way for beginners to start growing their own vegetable garden. To get the scoop on this popular, portable gardening method, we met up with Zack Snipes, a County Agent with the Horticulture Program at the Clemson Coastal Research and Education Center in Charleston, South Carolina. Check out the video to see his tips on how to grow a successful vegetable garden right out of a bucket. Copyright 2016 The Southern Weekend. All rights reserved.

Today Presidents Trump and Putin meet for summit, and the New York Times tells of an exiled Jehovah's Witness who proposes Trump ask Putin a simple question: "Why are Russians who pay their taxes, follow the law and embrace the Christian values promoted by the Kremlin being forced to flee their country?" https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/16/world/europe/putin-trump-russia-jehovahs-witness.html A simple [and single] question. To propose that Trump do this is exactly the non-confrontational style of Jehovah's Witnesses, and is proof in itself that they are not extremist. Moreover, because the goal is so modest, it is not impossible that it could happen. Persecution …

I love the idea of having my items ready for pickup as I walk in the store. Evidently it holds up to 300 packages inside. I personally would have chosen a blue or green color for the kiosk though. This color denotes "cautiion" to me personally. (Although I do NOTICE it very well which might have been the idea) Questions remain though: Will a line start to form at the pickup kiosk? Where does the payment transaction happen? Online or right at the kiosk?

Coca-Cola is a carbonated soft drink. It is produced by The Coca-Cola Company of Atlanta, Georgia, and is often referred to simply as Coke (a registered trademark of The Coca-Cola Company in the United States since March 27, 1944). Originally intended as a patent medicine when it was invented in the late 19th century by John Pemberton, Coca-Cola was bought out by businessman Asa Griggs Candler, whose marketing tactics led Coke to its dominance of the world soft-drink market throughout the 20th century. The name refers to two of its original ingredients: kola nuts, a source of caffeine, and coca leaves. The current formula of Coca-Cola remains a trade secret, although a va…