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[View \| Download]	Who, why and when has invented a Dark Age? Has history been tampered with? It is common knowledge that the Classical Age was followed by many centuries of utter stagnation and decline with virtually nothing happening but wars and famine and the destruction of the priceless ancient monuments. CLICK ON AMAZON LINK! Then, during the Renaissance, the Classical authors re-appear from oblivion, Latin and Greek become resurrected as the intelligentsia Esperanto of the Middle Ages, numerous manuscripts re-appear from oblivion to be copied, enter wide circulation, and vanish again, never to be found. How preposterous would it be to suggest that there were no Dark Ages to separate the antiquity from the Renaissance - that the "Re-naissance" was in fact the naissance of the Western European culture as we know it? It does contradict everything that we may ever have learnt about history. However, new methods offered by empirical statistics and developed by Anatoly Fomenko, the Russian mathematician, and his colleagues, provide plenty of evidence to support the theory that the Dark Ages are a phantom. We find lots of spicy morsels in the cauldron of history, and some of them are impossible to digest without soothing explanations that all the contradictions we encounter are to be blamed on the ignorance of the scribes or some such phenomena inherent in the murky past - fancy the statue of Marcus Aurelius lost for several centuries and then found "by accident" on one of the Roman streets, or Senators congregating amongst the ruins of the Capitol due to their being "nostalgic about the great imperial past of the Empire", or the pagan temples turning Christian at the wink of an eye, with the name of the saint coinciding with the name of the pagan deities that these very temples were consecrated to in the mysterious "days of yore"? How many historical documents are counterfeit? We shall never know just how many historical documents are in fact counterfeit. History in general goes hand in hand with the history of forgeries; countless chronicles as well as works of art and literature have been considered authentic for centuries before becoming denounced as counterfeit. A presumed fragment of Cicero's "De Consolatione" discovered by the famous humanist scholar Sigonius only became identified as a work of the latter two centuries after the death of the author -- we would probably still believe in Cicero's authorship of said fragment if it hadn't been for the discovery of Sigonius' written confession. Similar examples are rather abundant -- the "Thespian poet Lucius Varus" who turned out to be a 18th century Dutch scientist by the name of Heerkens plagiarizing from the 16th century Venetian author Corrario, the German "translation" of a Phoenician history tractate by a student named Wagenfeld in the 19th century, "classical" texts sold to the Leipzig library by a certain Schennis in the 1920's and so forth. Think of just how many remain undiscovered -- after all, the larger part of the iceberg always remains underwater. However, there may be an equal amount of valid historical documents in existence that were declared forgeries due to their being at odds with the official history. Anatoly Fomenko, the prominent mathematician, was the first to apply natural scientific methods to historical data, coming up with a revolutionary theory which implies a radical revision of history as we know it. This theory finally explains such historical oddities as the existence of Christian tabernacles in the pagan town of Pompeii and the Ottoman Turks referred to as "Persians" in mediaeval documents. It is rendered in Fomenko's fundamental work entitled: "History: Fiction or Science" which is finally out in English. "Sensational" is a very mild term -- this book is heretical, controversial and clearly subversive -- but even the most uncanny ideas it contains are all backed up by statistics, astronomy, and brilliant logic. Fomenko's book may infuriate you since it contradicts everything you were taught in school, but once you're through with it, your view of history shall never be the same again! Tags: new, news, newspaper, nice, night, noise, normal, north, northern, nose, note, notice, notion, nuclear, number, nurse, object, objective 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Winchester 9mm 147 gr JHP (WWB) Basic penetration and expansion test for the Winchester 9mm 147 gr JHP, typically known as Winchester White Box (WWB). Overview, shooting test, and post-evaluation. If you carry this load or intend to, PLEASE watch this video. The results of this specific test were NOT optimum for law-abiding concealed carry. Tags: 147, 19, 9mm, G19, Glock, JHP, WWB, Winchester, ammo, ammunition, ballistic, box, budget, carry, concealed, cost, defense, denim, expansion, handgun, jug, low, newspaper, penetration, self, test, wet, white 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Shoreham Airshow 2010 Glider Crash Sunday 22nd August 2010. I understand that the pilot survived without major injury but the glider has seen better days! Tags: 2010, Airshow, Crash, Glider, Shoreham, aircraft, ambulance, brighton, h900, helicopter, hove, newspaper, paper, pilot, police 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Princeton University rocket scientist boldly goes where no ears have gone before As a renowned astrophysicist who heads Princeton University's Electric Propulsion and Plasma Dynamics Lab, Edgar Choueiri deals with the likes of NASA, the Air Force and the Department of Energy. But lately, he's being feted by a very different group of people: audiophiles. A lover of classical and jazz music, Choueiri has used his mathematical expertise to explore the world of "3D audio" -- sound that brings out the spatial cues in a recording that tell us where the sounds are coming from. It was all just a hobby for Choueiri until he scored a grant from Project X, a fund that encourages researchers at the university to explore unconventional ideas, often in fields outside their own. (Video by Nyier Abdou/The Star-Ledger) Tags: 3-D, 3d audio, 3d sound, 3d3a, anechoic chamber, audio, audiophile, edgar choueiri, eppdyl, lynn shostack, new jersey, new jersey audio society, news, newspaper, princeton university, project x, star ledger, tvjersey 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)