by Ambrose Bierce SCARIFICATIONSCIMETARSCEPTER -n. A king's staff of office, the sign and symbol of his authority. It was originally a mace with which the sovereign admonished his jester…
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—By Borgna Brunner
In 2003 the dating of an Ethiopian Homo sapiens fossil, “Herto Man,” was hailed as a milestone in paleoanthropology. At 160,000 years old, Herto Man was a full 50,000 years…
CANTO IV—Hys Nouryture“Oh, when I was a little Ghost,
A merry time had we!
Each seated on his favourite post,
We chumped and chawed the buttered toast
They gave us for our tea.”“That story is…
Day 1565 Day 1567 Clark, August 3, 1806 Tueday August 3rd,1806. last night the Musquetors was so troublesom that no one of the party Slept half the night. for my part I did not Sleep one…
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The Control CenterAnatomy and
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In 2008, St. Andrew's Day occurs on Monday 1 December by Liz Olson The National Flag of Scotland, inspired by the cross on which Saint Andrew was crucified Related Links St. Andrew…
