La Casa Tomada: The Haunted House Presented at Daytona State College
on Nov 3, 2009 in play Daytona State College The Arts Buenas Tardes,This week, on Thursday November 5th, there will be a play called La Casa Tomada at Daytona State College at 7:00pm. Admission is free to the public.There will be a raffle with door prizes including:A personal tennis lessonSpanish bottle...

Monday Ground Up: Rosslyn Chapel, the St. Clair’s of Roslin, and the Templar Order: The Connection
on Nov 2, 2009 in Knights Templar Rosslyn Chapel In Edinburgh, Scotland there is a building that for years has been shrouded in mystery. Rosslyn Chapel was the last resting place chosen by the Templar Order for their treasure and is said to be the center of peace, as well as a shrine for the scroll...

New Species of Dinosaur Discovered In Montana
on Nov 1, 2009 in dinosaurs Montana discoveries arcaeology Paleontologists have discovered a new species of dinosaur that lived over 112 years million years ago in Montana. They are calling it a biological version of an army tank because of the hard armor consisting of a set of sharp spikes and a skull so th...

Happy Halloween from Ancient Digger
on Oct 31, 2009 in Halloween holidays seasonal glitter-graphics.com...

The Life of Monks and Nuns
on Oct 28, 2009 in monks nuns church Catholic christ Christianity The life of a monk or a nun can be quite sheltered and lonely, although the people that choose to partake in this type of existence have made a choice to forgo all material or social aspects of a humane society. Monks during the time of early medieva...

Monday Ground Up: Roman Achievements in Law and Engineering
on Oct 26, 2009 in Romans architecture arcaeology Although the Romans had depended greatly on the ideals of the Greeks when adopting their art and literature, they themselves developed some of the most innovative of inventions that succeeded Western Civilization. The evolution of Roman law which bro...

The Punic Wars
on Oct 23, 2009 in Punic wars history Carthage was the richest state in the area, and with the influx of Carthaginians in Sicily, this made the Romans apprehensive about Carthaginian encroachment on the Italian coast. In 264, mutual suspicions drove the two powers into a struggle for the...

El Secreto Génesis kurdistan history
on Oct 19, 2009 in Early man Turkey archaeology Instead of the usual Monday Ground Up Edition, and of course, for the fact that I'm in the middle of some heavy research, I decided to share with you a part a archaeology that intrigues me and interests me greatly. So what was happening over 10,000 y...

BBC StoneHenge Timewatch Dig
on Oct 16, 2009 in Stonehenge archaeology For many of you, the archaeological site of Stonehenge has always been shrouded in mystery and we always want to learn more about its mysterious background. I have found the perfect tool to allow you to stay up to date, as well as entertained by the...

Not So Wordless Wednesday: Bongos for Peace By Richard Thripp from Daytona State College
on Oct 14, 2009 in art Richard Thripp photography I met Richard Thripp two years ago at Daytona State College where he proceeded to give me a well thought out and inspiring philosophical discussion about religion in this country. He's a genuine person and wonderful photographer.