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Re: What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? - 15 years ago
Meanwhile Kat I have spent considerable time pondering on, as you so aptly put it in your signature, what if The Hokey-Pokey is really what it's all about. It has caused me many sleepless nights. The ramifications are horrific. Cheers and by the way it is either day 169 or 170. I have actually lost count and the webpage counter is on my old computer so I can't check. Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: What do you think is the greatest human disaster/loss/setback in history? - 15 years ago
I concur Bill. I was going to suggest the point when we first gained intelligence as the biggest disaster but we appear to have been at peace and harmony at the Matriarchal level so I have to agree with you. Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: Google to work with libraries to digitize books - 15 years ago
If they can land The Library of Congress ... Well need I say more. Well how about The "New" Library at Alexandria ? Regards Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: Greatest human setbacks 1 & 2. - 15 years ago
Er ... eating the apple ? Cheers Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: Relax, Don... - 15 years ago
Hi Steve I have unhooked it and am using my mom's old one. I still can't figure out how and why my butterfly is showing when it is [24.57.229.235] and should not be online. deleted: Butterfly test deleted: blue nodding smiley test Cheers Don Barone Oops now they won't load. Weird.by Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: I can help somewhat - 15 years ago
Actually it says ... "OS missing" A clue perhaps ??? Cheers Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: Yeah... - 15 years ago
Hi Warwick ... I had to look it up and here it is for those others out there like me ... What is an asterism? An asterism is a star-pattern that is not a constellation. Asterisms may be contained within a single constellation or consist of stars belonging to different constellations. The Big and Little Dippers are asterisms within the constellations of Ursus Major and Ursus Minor. The Suby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: [O/T] Oops ... Help Me ! ADDENDUM ... - 15 years ago
I refuse to answer on the grounds it may incriminate me. Don "really blew it this time" Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: I can help somewhat - 15 years ago
Hi Steve ... Well I have a floppy which worked once before when I messed things up but this time it will not load. It shows the three parts of my drive: 1) 10,992 ... Primary and readable (Windows 98) 2) 9,995 ... Secondary and hidden (Windows XP ) 3) 4,552 ... this is a back up installed automatically when you load Windows XP When I try to click either 1, 2 or 3 nothing happens.by Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: [O/T] Oops ... Help Me ! ADDENDUM ... - 15 years ago
Hi again ... Should I not now be able to simply network the computer I am now using and use my old computer as an external hard drive ??? Odd I can see my butterfly which is on another computer which is NOT HOOKED UP. I fail to see how this is possible. Perhaps an illusion since I expect to see it but earlier all I saw was the little box with the red "x". Please cue Twilight Zoneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
[O/T] Oops ... Help Me ! - 15 years ago
Hi all ... Well here is my problem. As some of you know I was running both Windows 98 and Windows XP off the same hard drive and was using Boot Magic to partition the drive. Well I was having trouble with my Norton Anti Virus and so deleted it and went to reload it but found that the CD was cracked and was unususable. So being clever [ yeah right ] I found my old copy of Norton 2000 and decideby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: The Debunkci Code - 15 years ago
Hi Pete ... I have refused to read it as Steve Nixon and I had already written a rough draft with many of the same ideas. We are still deciding whether we should sue or not. Cheers Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: The Debunkci Code - 15 years ago
Stop it you're breaking Dan's heart. Maybe this will make him feel better Product Details: Hardcover: 454 pages Publisher: Doubleday; 1st ed edition (March 18, 2003) ISBN: 0385504209 Product Dimensions: 9.7 x 6.3 x 1.3 inches Shipping Weight: 1.7 pounds. (View shipping rates and policies) Average Customer Review: based on 3016 reviews. (Write a review) Amazon.com Sby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: Shepherds - 15 years ago
Source: Gensis 46 Chapeter 34 32 And the men are shepherds, for their trade hath been to feed cattle; and they have brought their flocks, and their herds, and all that they have. 33 And it shall come to pass, when Pharaoh shall call you, and shall say, What is your occupation? 34 That ye shall say, Thy servants' trade hath been about cattle from our youth even until now, both wby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: What ancient civilization are you best suited for? *fun* - 15 years ago
*LOL* Egyptian for me Cheers Ahatmoseby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: Anyone know of websites on the Hallstat period? - 15 years ago
From "The Oracle Google" here is a listing of sites. Hallstat period Meanwhile it has been announced that a Canadian team discovered a site near The Red Sea 4200 years old. Here is the quote: Canadian dig unearths Sinai desert fortress TORONTO — A Canadian archeological expedition in Egypt has uncovered the remains of a 4,200-year-old fortress near the Red Sea coast in theby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: Bletchley Park crack Grail code: - 15 years ago
Paul Smith and "Eric Wynants" are not going to be happy campers. QuoteExperts now think the code is a message from a sect called the Priory of Sion. Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
[O/T]November 22nd, 1963 - 15 years ago
A little tribute of mine ... Lest We forget ... What Might have Been Regards Don baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: The Gympie Pyramid - 15 years ago
Hi "Goaten" All I have ever seen is circumferences 3.14159265 times the diameter. You said you have seen circumferences 3 times the diameter. Could you post an image of one for me ? Cheers Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: [OFF TOPIC] Problems with The WWW - 15 years ago
How is the wilderness these days Marduk ? I was banished to it for about 146 days 2 years ago ... Cheers DBby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: [OFF TOPIC] Problems with The WWW - 15 years ago
Thanks very much Steve .. Works perfectly and doesn't use too much resources. Cheers Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: [OFF TOPIC] Problems with The WWW - 15 years ago
Hi all ... As I had suspected it was a problem with my Java program. I went into Windows XP and all worked fine so I uninstalled Java on my Windows 98 portion and now it works fine again and all sites can be accessed. Problem is I don't have a java program at the moment and apparently Windows Explorer no longer has a Java program. Any good free ones out there ? Cheers Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
[OFF TOPIC] Problems with The WWW - 15 years ago
Hi all ... I am having trouble hitting a variety of sites and my computer just jams up. My wife has found that many of her sites jam as well. Is this isolated to my computer and area or are others having trouble as well. It has been going on for about the past two days. Best Regards Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Russian Megalithic Site "The Dolmen Path" - 15 years ago
Hi all ... Just going through my bookmarks and found that this site has been updated. It was amazing before but now it appears many new images have been added. Please go here: Russian Megalithic Site "The Dolmen Path" The page in Russian has many, many more images. Here are some examples ... simply awesome to be sure. Regards Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History
The Gympie Pyramid and other Anomalies of Austrailia - 15 years ago
Hi all ... I am sure I will get to the bottom of this by posting these webpages here. The Gympie Pyramid ... and Gympie Research Pyramids in Australia The town of Gympie, at Tin Can Bay, north of Brisbane, Queensland, is the unlikely site of a pyramid complex. The first Europeans to come into the area in the 1830's learned of them from the now extinct Kabi speakingby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: A very personal tribute - 15 years ago
Dear Jon ... May your loss be tempered by the many memories of a long and full life. We all deal with these kinds of losses diffenetly. May you find the strength to deal with your loss. I lost the last of my parents in February and slowly am learning to cope with being "alone". May you find strength in the thought that you will surely see him again in what lies beyond. Sincerestby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: Standing Stone reveals ancient secrets at modern opencast site - 15 years ago
... The discovery was made by Fife Council archaeologists as they removed the 4000-year-old Bogleys Standing Stone from the Kingslaw development, which is currently being mined by Lanarkshire-based GM Mining, before being turned into a business and leisure facility. Moving and protecting the ancient Bronze Age stone was part of an archaeological condition laid down before planning permission wasby Ahatmose - Ancient History
Re: [O/T]The Paintings of Poussin: A Visual Catalogue - 15 years ago
Thanks CC ! Cheers Don Baroneby Ahatmose - Ancient History