Native American Migration from Russia to Iceland:
"Eskimo (Inuit) Nation at the Top of the World.
One human migration theory holds that the Thules on the west coast of Greenland became the Inuit that live across the northern parts of the North American Continent. This would seem to mean that the Thules traveled from Greenland around the Arctic Circle clockwise and ended in Iceland. While certain evidence links the Thules to the Inuit, none yet links them to the Koreans; whereas Inuit peoples are genetically related to some degree to all other circumpolar/subpolar peoples, including northern Asians. I think the People of the North must be the originals - not of all mankind perhaps, but of the North of the Eastern Hemisphere, where they have commanded the Arctic Circle genetically. Read more on this history that some groups of people are denying, becuase they do not want to be linked. Fascinating."
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Hilarious Halloween and Family Alternatives - All Safe and Awesome
For Harvest Festival and Neewollah – even Halloween, remember to use these great safe and fun celebration party ideas and costumes.
“It Really Doesn’t Matter, When You’re the Mad Hatter!” -
You won’t be sorry if you view these tremendously funny videos. It does not matter if you have a mask or not with these costumes. Don’t miss the Mad Hatter Rap!
Never Enough Elvis -
Costumes, gifts, decorations, all for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s.
Safe Halloween Fun in Central Ohio -
Fantastic parties and museum-sponsored participation events – tours, walks, camps, haunted stories, a haunted mansion with separate nights for kids and adults…Even the Statehouse fills up with spooky events and parties.
Don’t Walk the Street for Treats -
There’s plenty of fun things to do that are free in your local community. You have not imagined what is available, but these activities involve singles, families, even pets.
“It Really Doesn’t Matter, When You’re the Mad Hatter!” -
You won’t be sorry if you view these tremendously funny videos. It does not matter if you have a mask or not with these costumes. Don’t miss the Mad Hatter Rap!
Never Enough Elvis -
Costumes, gifts, decorations, all for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s.
Safe Halloween Fun in Central Ohio -
Fantastic parties and museum-sponsored participation events – tours, walks, camps, haunted stories, a haunted mansion with separate nights for kids and adults…Even the Statehouse fills up with spooky events and parties.
Don’t Walk the Street for Treats -
There’s plenty of fun things to do that are free in your local community. You have not imagined what is available, but these activities involve singles, families, even pets.
Multicolor Leaves and Multiculturalism
I was just writing a, by turns, humorous and dramatic article about multicolored leaves reflecting the multicultural diversity found in the topics of Holidays and Celebrations, Gender and Relationships, and Religions and Philosophy. Suddenly, an interesting article appeared on Facebook.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced during October 2010 that multiculturalism failed in Germany. Many Chrstians see the concept of Multiculturalism as a high holy element Secularism and Humanism.
Yet many media personalities, government leaders, and social services wonderpeople like the idea and promote it. People from opposite cultures can get along. After all, the US was known as the great Melting Pot in the 1800s and 1900s. Today it is a pepper pot.
Multiculturalism seems the result of “cultural relativism” that asserts that all cultures are equal. Fine. Cultural relativism may breed situational relativism - one crime is not worse than another. Not fine. Raping an infant is much worse than stealking a candy bar. Regardless -
If all cultures and all ideas and thus, all religions are valid under a "relativity" that Einstein did not envision; then why so much commotion and effort to suppress Christianity in America?
Read more about Multiculturalism gone awry at
The Christian Post - PC Run Amok
German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced during October 2010 that multiculturalism failed in Germany. Many Chrstians see the concept of Multiculturalism as a high holy element Secularism and Humanism.
Yet many media personalities, government leaders, and social services wonderpeople like the idea and promote it. People from opposite cultures can get along. After all, the US was known as the great Melting Pot in the 1800s and 1900s. Today it is a pepper pot.
Multiculturalism seems the result of “cultural relativism” that asserts that all cultures are equal. Fine. Cultural relativism may breed situational relativism - one crime is not worse than another. Not fine. Raping an infant is much worse than stealking a candy bar. Regardless -
If all cultures and all ideas and thus, all religions are valid under a "relativity" that Einstein did not envision; then why so much commotion and effort to suppress Christianity in America?
Read more about Multiculturalism gone awry at
The Christian Post - PC Run Amok
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Back to Reichenbach!
Horror, crime, and the supernatural in one novel -- The Shadow of Reichenbach Falls is a plain black book featuring a black and gray cartoon representation of two men falling over a cliff into the depths of a wide waterfall. This is the very falls over which Professor Moriarity and Sherlock Holmes fought to their supposed deaths in what Arthur Conan Doyle expected to be his last Holmes episode.
Yet, both men lived to pursue the hunt for one another to a new ending.
In this round, RPG designer J. Robert King fills another of his 20+ novels with a rollicking good tale. He brings back Hodges's protagonist, Thomas Carnacki, the Ghost Hunter. King places Carnacki at he start of his career, drifting through Switzerland in search of a living. Rather than that, Thomas meets Ann Moriarity, genius daughter of Professor James Moriarity, an amnesic Sherlock Holmes drenched in a river, Dr. John H. Watson in search of Moriarity's assorted henchmen, another House, MD, living skeletons, and red mists that also seem alive - with evil. Jack the Ripper is another important celebrity in this book, along with a Paris Ripper. Curiously, the real Moriarity is a sympathetic character until Jack the Ripper stalks his beautiful genius wife. He even has an endearing sense of humor.
J. Robert King has enjoyed crime and tales of the supernatural in Hodges' work and added Carnacki and buckets of mysterious blood with Holmes after his supposed death. Eventually, Sherlock wanders across the globe until he is ready to take up residence once again on Baker Street; and Carnacki might be going with him. We hope for many sequels.
This book's Carnacki is a sharp mind, as well as a strong adversary in the newspapers, taunting various Rippers with goading articles and reports. Any fan of mysteries and horror, especially Late Victorian Era works, is in for a treat at Reichenbach Falls.
I follow author J. Robert King and his writing group on Twitter and you can also:
On Twitter: @jrobertking
Web Site: http://www.jrobertking.com
A very well-crafted website - you'll find a the RPG and novel works of Mr. King and the Twitter addresses for all his companies and writing groups. Brilliant!
Yet, both men lived to pursue the hunt for one another to a new ending.
In this round, RPG designer J. Robert King fills another of his 20+ novels with a rollicking good tale. He brings back Hodges's protagonist, Thomas Carnacki, the Ghost Hunter. King places Carnacki at he start of his career, drifting through Switzerland in search of a living. Rather than that, Thomas meets Ann Moriarity, genius daughter of Professor James Moriarity, an amnesic Sherlock Holmes drenched in a river, Dr. John H. Watson in search of Moriarity's assorted henchmen, another House, MD, living skeletons, and red mists that also seem alive - with evil. Jack the Ripper is another important celebrity in this book, along with a Paris Ripper. Curiously, the real Moriarity is a sympathetic character until Jack the Ripper stalks his beautiful genius wife. He even has an endearing sense of humor.
J. Robert King has enjoyed crime and tales of the supernatural in Hodges' work and added Carnacki and buckets of mysterious blood with Holmes after his supposed death. Eventually, Sherlock wanders across the globe until he is ready to take up residence once again on Baker Street; and Carnacki might be going with him. We hope for many sequels.
This book's Carnacki is a sharp mind, as well as a strong adversary in the newspapers, taunting various Rippers with goading articles and reports. Any fan of mysteries and horror, especially Late Victorian Era works, is in for a treat at Reichenbach Falls.
A full review: The Shadow of Reichenbach Falls
I follow author J. Robert King and his writing group on Twitter and you can also:
On Twitter: @jrobertking
Web Site: http://www.jrobertking.com
A very well-crafted website - you'll find a the RPG and novel works of Mr. King and the Twitter addresses for all his companies and writing groups. Brilliant!
SUMMER LITERARY CELEBRATION
Summer 2010
50th Anniversary: To Kill A Mockingbird
People who differ from the center of a misapplied Bell Curve are the mockingbirds for Haper Lee in her monumental pulitzer prize winning To Kill A Mockingbird, celebrating its 50th Anniversary all summer in 2010:
Mockingbirds: people with mental health issues, geniuses, feminists, a black man in the Depression Era South. In the book, the mockingbird is also the bystander mentality, not wanting to rock the boat. The group repeated the chant of the larger community for safety’s sake. Status quo, mediocrity…
People that mind their own business and do no harm are attacked in America by people that don’t have enough to do. These are the innocents like the book’s characters Arthur (Boo) Radley and Tom Robinson.
Click the link to find out more about the Summer 2010 theatrical performances and celebrity readings of To Kill A Mockingbird.
50th Anniversary: To Kill A Mockingbird
People who differ from the center of a misapplied Bell Curve are the mockingbirds for Haper Lee in her monumental pulitzer prize winning To Kill A Mockingbird, celebrating its 50th Anniversary all summer in 2010:
Mockingbirds: people with mental health issues, geniuses, feminists, a black man in the Depression Era South. In the book, the mockingbird is also the bystander mentality, not wanting to rock the boat. The group repeated the chant of the larger community for safety’s sake. Status quo, mediocrity…
People that mind their own business and do no harm are attacked in America by people that don’t have enough to do. These are the innocents like the book’s characters Arthur (Boo) Radley and Tom Robinson.
Click the link to find out more about the Summer 2010 theatrical performances and celebrity readings of To Kill A Mockingbird.
World Cup FIFA 2010 Good Eats
South Africa is twice the six of Texasand offers soccer venues for the FIFA 2010 World Cup in 9 venerable cities that include Johannesburg, Pretoria, and Durban. The event is 30 days long and bigger than the Olympics. Controversy in the use of blast horns and advertisers' colors add even more excitement and fun to the venues. South Africa will never forget the 2010 World Cup.
South Africa is also well known for recipes shared with us by friends and colleagues. Below are recipes that have been shared from South Africa since the 1960s. A bit about food from South Africa's nearest neighbor, Botswana, follows, along with some information about the FIFA World Cup 2010. Enjoy all of it, please.
South Africa is also well known for recipes shared with us by friends and colleagues. Below are recipes that have been shared from South Africa since the 1960s. A bit about food from South Africa's nearest neighbor, Botswana, follows, along with some information about the FIFA World Cup 2010. Enjoy all of it, please.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Snack Cracker Recipes and History
Snack Cracker Recipes and History:
Recently, America has been criticized as nation of opulent folks eating expensive Triscuit snack crackers, after controversial South Park Cartoon episodes made fun of Muhammed. I agree that Tricuits are too expensive, but the whole country cannot eat them - we can't afford them!
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew Nation fled Pharaoh's army during their Exodus and could not take the time for their bread dough to rise. They baked it without yeast and made crackers that have for 6,000 years been Matzoh. How old is the invention of the cracker?
Whenever the first person thought of grinding something for flour - grains, acorns, even bones - and mixing it with water to place on a flat rock over a fire, we invented the cracker. After centuries, sailors began making crackers of flour and water to take onlong ocean travels. For a complete history and some good recipes, acces the link at the top of the article.
Recently, America has been criticized as nation of opulent folks eating expensive Triscuit snack crackers, after controversial South Park Cartoon episodes made fun of Muhammed. I agree that Tricuits are too expensive, but the whole country cannot eat them - we can't afford them!
In the Old Testament, the Hebrew Nation fled Pharaoh's army during their Exodus and could not take the time for their bread dough to rise. They baked it without yeast and made crackers that have for 6,000 years been Matzoh. How old is the invention of the cracker?
Whenever the first person thought of grinding something for flour - grains, acorns, even bones - and mixing it with water to place on a flat rock over a fire, we invented the cracker. After centuries, sailors began making crackers of flour and water to take onlong ocean travels. For a complete history and some good recipes, acces the link at the top of the article.
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