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    Chateau Maroc  Nov 23, 2009
    Prized by the Romans, the strong wine was sent back to Italy. During the years of the protectorate in the early 20th Century, the French colonised the Meknes region in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, planting hundreds of kilometres of vines to satisfy the need of compatriots living in the North African country, but also for consumption in France. (BBC News -- Africa)

    Talking Boards Evolve into Ouija  Nov 22, 2009
    Romans used types of devises similar to talking boards in the third century. The thirteenth century saw the Mongols use their version of the talking board. (Suite101.com)

    Holly - Pagan Symbolism and Traditi...  Nov 22, 2009
    Ancient Romans associated holly with their Sun god, Saturn. They gave boughs of holly to family and friends during the Saturnalia, festival of the Winter Solstice, as a symbol of summer s fertility. (Suite101.com)

    Carving the Meaning Out of Thanksgiving Traditions: HowStuffWorks.com Talks Turkey, Football and Parades  Nov 20, 2009
    The Romans had a similar celebration in which they honored Ceres, the goddess of corn ... The cornucopia actually dates back to the ancient Greeks and Romans. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)

    Another View: A remedy for bystander syndrome  Nov 20, 2009
    We still debate the philosophies and practice the sciences that the ancient Greeks and the antiquated Romans debated and practiced, and, at the same time, we still entertain ourselves in the way they did. They had theaters and gladiators, orgies and sports, hunting and revelries, masquerades, bullfights and bread and circus. (Beverly Citizen, MA)

    Gem in Vatican's art collection gets new look  Nov 19, 2009
    Ioli Kalavrezou, a Byzantine art history professor at Harvard University who has taught classes on the cross, said the restoration clearly rendered the cross closer to what it would have looked like when it was presented to Romans sometime between 565-578. "I can't say it's exactly as it would've been, but it comes much closer to what an object like that would've looked like," she said in a phone interview. (OregonLive, OR -- News)

    Chinese diners eat live fish on YOUTUBE...  Nov 19, 2009
    " Uh, I don't think so. Perhaps some people are retarded apologists for the cruelty of others. I don't care what language you speak, it's inappropriate to torture any animal. The issue isn't about Chinese practice vs. Japanese vs. skinning dogs alive in Asia- all things of this nature are wrong. If you are going to eat something, kill it first, OK? Skip_G on November 18, 2009 at 09:48 PM Nothing new here folks, saw the same thing on the telly ten or more years back. They wrapped the fish's head... (The Drudge Report)

    Forgotten heroes  Nov 19, 2009
    The Romans had produced something fantastic many years before but it wasn't mechanised. "Sir John designed it for his godmother, the Queen, but she was too frightened to use it. She likened it to a thunderstorm. It was never manufactured. Perhaps if she had used it, it would have taken off.". (BBC News -- UK)

    The end is near  Nov 19, 2009
    Georgia3: just for clarification purposes, the Apostle Paul in the Book of Romans re-states that homosexuality is an abomination. You see, many Christians are so stupid/hypocritical to think that they don t have to obey ALL the Bible, just the passages that suit their agenda, all in spite of the fact that JC explicitly stated he came not to abolish the law but to fulfill it. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Global Warming Boosts British Winemakers  Nov 18, 2009
    Even the ancient Romans had cultivated vines in England, Selley said, at a time when the climate was relatively mild and stable. But the Little Ice Age, near the end of the Middle Ages, put an end to those vineyards. (BusinessWeek)

    Countdown: Bird-flippers, Glanville and now Barkleys face?  Nov 17, 2009
    According to The Count s favorite source, legend, the number one sign dates back to the ancient Romans, where it was commonly referred to as digitus impudicus, or, get your hands off my wife s toga or I m going to kickus-your-butticus. Much later, at least three or four weeks, digitus impudicus came to be known as, flipping the bird. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Sports)

    Never going back to the moon  Nov 15, 2009
    But, says Murray, "A culture that is unable to compete with the past's greatest expressions of the human spirit is in some sense a backward culture - the kind of backwardness that led Edward Gibbon to call the Romans at the apex of their empire 'a race of pygmies.' ". From moon shot to just plain shot in 40 years. (Athens Banner-Herald)

    Israel displays coins from ancient Jewish revolt  Nov 13, 2009
    The Israel Antiquities Authority displayed for the first time Wednesday a collection of rare coins excavated at the foot the Temple Mount, found charred and burned from when the Romans razed the Jewish Temple nearly two thousand years ago ... After laying siege to Jerusalem, the Romans breached the city walls and wiped out the rebellion, demolishing the Jewish Temple, the holiest site in Judaism. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- World)

    All About Mars  Nov 13, 2009
    History says that the Romans copied the Greeks in naming the planet after the god of war ... D., Professor of Astronomy at Cornell University, explains in his article how both, the Romans and the Greeks associated the planet with war because its reddish-orange color reminded them of blood. (Suite101.com)

    •Attacks suffered at home prove nation isn't invincible  Nov 13, 2009
    Sending troops across the known world of the time, the Romans hoped to spread "pax Romana" or Roman peace. They believed that the entire world would grow increasingly tranquil once everyone lived under the enlightened values of Rome. (The Daily Journal)

    Latin quips and quotes  Nov 13, 2009
    As Caesar had just become dictator of the Roman Empire, and the kings of Pontus had beaten the Romans in many past battles, Ceasars boast must have been incredibly annoying as well as frightening to the Senators ... In the early days of the empire, the Romans made treaties with friendly nations. (The Star Online, Malaysia)

    Go Green When Decorating For Holidays  Nov 12, 2009
    The Romans exchanged evergreen branches as wishes of good health, and it became customary to bend the branches into a circle and hang them over doorways. This year, consider wishing your backyard birds good health with a birdseed wreath. (KERO 23, CA)

    Ariz. struggles with case of 9-year-old in killings  Nov 12, 2009
    22-caliber rifle to shoot his father, Vincent Romero, 29, and his father's friend Tim Romans ... According to the agreement, the boy admitted to negligent homicide in the slaying of Romans, and charges involving his father's death were dropped. (USA Today)

    AP News in Brief  Nov 12, 2009
    After laying siege to Jerusalem, the Romans breached the city walls and wiped out the rebellion, demolishing the Jewish Temple, the holiest site in Judaism. Obama honors veterans at Arlington cemetery. (Fresno Bee -- Nation)

    Unlock the Secret of The Hidden Scroll -- New Book Tells a Gripping Thriller Inspired by Real Historical Events  Nov 11, 2009
    Whether the Romans took the Jerusalem Menorah to Rome, or the defenders of the city hid it from the Romans, is still a puzzle that historians have not been able to determine with certainty. It is this fascinating premise and the possibilities that this novel explores. (Primezone Releases)

    Plan to imprison 9-year-old killer prompts outcry  Nov 10, 2009
    Then, Tim Romans, a family friend and housemate, was gunned down in the front yard ... In February, Whiting worked out what appeared to be an acceptable compromise with the boy's attorney: Christian admitted to negligent homicide in the slaying of Romans, and charges involving his father's death were dropped. (AZCentral -- News)

    Ancient Bosra, Syria  Nov 9, 2009
    It was around this time that the city was annexed by the Romans. Renamed Nova Trajana Bostra its position made it the perfect home for the Roman garrison. (Suite101.com)

    Anglicans v Catholics  Nov 9, 2009
    With regard to the women thing; Paul's position is not as clear as this one verse might suggest (for example, in Romans 16 his language is almost reversed in asking them to work under the direction of Phoebe). In Corinthians as elsewhere his concern seems to be that women not seek instruction and authority from men who are not their husbands; his stress on family unity is such that he does not wish marriages to be undermined. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)

    The Ancient Tombs of Palmyra  Nov 7, 2009
    Despite being built when Palmyra was a Roman city, the wealthy occupants of the tomb chose to have their memorials depicting them not as Romans but as Palmyrans. The clothes and ornaments of the figures of the sarcophagi are distinctly eastern. (Suite101.com)

    Obama's Frightening Insensitivity Following Shooting...  Nov 7, 2009
    What is your stand on Egyptian reparations from the Romans ... "Use that google machine and see if you can find out what the greeks, romans, muslims, native americans, etc etc did to their c"conquests" throughout history genuis....they were not giving them H1N1 shots.Your point?" ... jpg","reviewed":true,"updatedAt":"20091106043016","username":"3facessent"},{"body":"Use that google machine and see if you can find out what the greeks, romans, muslims, native americans, etc etc did to their... (The Drudge Report)

    APOCALYPSE PICTURES: 10 Failed Doomsday Prophecies  Nov 6, 2009
    November 4, 2009--Just as some people today believe a Maya calendar pinpoints 2012 as the end of the world as we know it, some ancient Romans saw the A.D. 79 eruption of Mount Vesuvius (pictured: Pompeiians flee the city in an illustration), as a sign of a coming apocalypse. That's because Roman philosopher Seneca, who died in A.D. 65, had predicted the Earth would go up in smoke: "All we see and admire today will burn in the universal fire that ushers in a new, just, happy world," he said,... (National Geographic)

    Lisa Borders and Kasim Reed about to sit down for a talk  Nov 6, 2009
    But you forgot about the enslavement of Jews and the Germanic Tribes by the Romans. The enslavement of the Arabian world to each other. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    Religion: Nov. 5  Nov 6, 2009
    Golden Text: Romans 4. Blessed is the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin. (Wellesley Townsman, MA)

    No 'white' ship fleeing disaster would be treated like this  Nov 6, 2009
    No shipload of whites fleeing disaster would be treated like this. The Australian silence has unique features. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)

    Does God Exist...Prove it!  Nov 5, 2009
    Romans Chapter 1 sums up the ungodly state of man. By the preaching of the gospel and faith, I believe God exist and that Jesus Christ is His Son. (New Iberia, LA)

    Hadrian's Wall  Nov 5, 2009
    Despite defeating the Caledonians at the battle of Mons Graupius forty years after the conquest of southern Britain, the Romans were forced to withdraw their lines south to the estuaries of the River Tyne and the Solway Firth. An unofficial frontier was established between these two points with a road running the between Carlisle and Corbridge for communications. (Suite101.com)

    romantic exoticism  Nov 4, 2009
    Whereas classical art looked back constantly to the ancient Greeks and Romans, the Romantics celebrated for the first time since the Renaissance the wilder aspects of the creativity of Western Europeans from the 12th through the 14th centuries: stained glass in soaring cathedrals, tales of Robin Hood and his merry men, and--above all--the old tales of King Arthur and the knights of the round table ... In the classical world love had been more or less identical with sex, the Romans treating it in... (Harper's Magazine)

    How Israel destroyed Syria's nuclear reactor  Nov 4, 2009
    Occasionally archaeologists visit the region to excavate the remains of ancient cities in the surrounding area, a place where many peoples have left their mark -- the Parthians and the Sassanids, the Romans and the Jews, the Ottomans and the French, who were assigned the mandate for Syria by the League of Nations and who only withdrew their troops in 1946. Deir el-Zor is the last outpost before the vast, empty desert, a lifeless place of jagged mountains and inaccessible valleys that begins not... (Salon)

    Etruscan Tombs  Nov 4, 2009
    Like the Romans, the Etruscans buried their dead away from the living, outside city walls in cemeteries. Etruscan tombs were built underground, carved out of natural bedrock or else built from blocks of tufa. (Suite101.com)

    The Roman Settlement at Fiesole  Nov 4, 2009
    The Etruscan settlement at Fiesole was conquered by the Romans in 90BC. The town was taken by the troops of Marcus Portius Cato after a lengthy siege using a nearby encampment as a base. That camp later became the city of Florence. (Suite101.com)

    Ancient Coin installation opens at UR Museums  Nov 3, 2009
    The ancient Romans used coins to support trade, but emperors also recognized the importance of coinage as a means of propaganda to promote their wealth and power. Although the Byzantines considered themselves Romans, their culture differed considerably. (AbsoluteArts.com)

    Called for a purpose  Nov 3, 2009
    I am firm believer in Romans 8:28 that says All things work together for good of them that love God and are called according to his purpose. I am so proud to be a Miller Tiger. (Brewton Standard, AL)

    The Greco Roman City of Apamea, Syr...  Nov 2, 2009
    Apamea became a significant city to both the Romans and Greeks because of the areas importance to trade ... The city s strategic and economic importance also made it an attractive prospect to the Romans. (Suite101.com)

    Choice aplenty for punters in field of dreams  Nov 1, 2009
    Fiumicino is actually a fishing town just outside of Rome known for great seafood, and a popular summer weekend getaway for the Romans. How that helps decide on backing him for the Cup, I'm not sure. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)

    Critics' Picks: The dark prince of postwar Italy  Nov 1, 2009
    Sometimes he borrows lines or words from the text: Gently upbeat "Romans 10:9" plucks from its source material the exhortation to "Believe in your heart, and confess with your lips," but its conclusion -- "Surely you will be saved one day" -- sounds shakier, more uncertain that salvation is even possible. Often, the connection between Bible and ballad is less obvious. (Salon)

    You need monsters to value humans  Oct 31, 2009
    When you meet a Zombie, for instance, "remain calm; emulate the ancient Romans," he told an April fools edition of the journal Archaeology. "Panic is the undeads greatest ally, doing far more damage, in some cases, than the creatures themselves," he added. (India Times)

    Old Gibraltar on Stamps  Oct 31, 2009
    But The Rock had witnessed the Romans before hand and the Spanish and Dutch afterwards but for over 300 years Gibraltar has been a colony of the United Kingdom, enjoying a semi-autonomous status. But for many years a bone of bitter contention between Franco s Spain and the United Kingdom. (Suite101.com)

    Speak out on gay issues  Oct 30, 2009
    jetson wrote on Oct 29, 2009 10:41 AM:" mjb and joonie,The LDS church is nigh unto 180 years old. In that 180 years, It has always followed the Biblical teaching against adultery, fornication, and homosexuality (Romans 1:17-32). Then Zan and other gays come along and say "Throw out the Bible and accept us ... heya wrote on Oct 29, 2009 10:52 AM:" Jetson, reaally, I didnt' even see your arsenine comment quoting Romans. So, Mormon's cannot divorce right? Mormon's can kill their wives for a... (Logan Herald Journal, UT)

    Halloween History  Oct 29, 2009
    The first was called Feralia, and was a day when the Romans remembered the dead. The second celebration honored the Roman goddess Pomona, who was symbolized by apples. (Suite101.com)

    Tour home features antiques  Oct 29, 2009
    "I'm a big believer of when in Rome, do as the Romans do," Marcie said. "Our entire property is native plants.". (AZCentral -- Home)

    Ancient history still haunts us  Oct 27, 2009
    The Romans conquered most of the Celts territory by 43 A.D. and combined Feralia, a day in late October when the Romans commemorated the passing of the dead, with Samhain. It is said that in the 800s, Pope Boniface IV designated Nov. 1 All Saints' Day, a time to honor saints and martyrs, in an attempt to get rid of the pagan holidays. (University News, MO)

    The Rock Stars of Salt  Oct 27, 2009
    The Romans used it as a form of currency, deriving the word for a legionnaire s salary - salarium - from the Latin word for salt: sal. During the American Revolution, British Loyalists intercepted shipments in an effort to destroy the Patriots food supplies. (Fox News)

    Tunisia profile  Oct 26, 2009
    In their time, the Romans, Arabs, Ottoman Turks and French realised its strategic significance, making it a hub for control over the region. Overview. (BBC News -- Africa)

    The BNP's constituency can't be dismissed  Oct 26, 2009
    Second, I'd happily let the Romans back in instead. gelatarias, good pizza, fine women, great wine, good cars, perhaps even the occasional orgy, what's not to like. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)

    Should Asterix hang up his sword?  Oct 25, 2009
    Page last updated at 08:39 GMT, Thursday, 22 October 2009 09:39 UK. Should Asterix hang up his sword. (BBC News -- Europe)

    Oppose laws treating immoral acts as moral  Oct 23, 2009
    Romans 1:16-32; 1 Corinthians 6:9-11; Jude 1:23 and several other similar or relevant passages illustrate that concern. This principle from Ephesians also leads to speaking against proposed civil law which treats as moral what God regards as immoral. (The Pantagraph newspaper)

    LETTER: Church leader responds to bulletin board outcry  Oct 23, 2009
    The apostle Paul confirmed it in Romans chapter one. Please trust the Bible on this subject. (Medford Transcript, MA)

    Prosecutors seek sentencing delay for boy in slaying  Oct 22, 2009
    In February, the boy pleaded guilty to killing Tim Romans, 39, who was staying at the family's home. As part of a plea agreement, prosecutors dismissed allegations that Christian also killed his father, Vincent Romero, 29. (AZCentral -- News)

    Fresh Attacks Hit Pakistani Capital  Oct 22, 2009
    The Romans also entered into alliances with other tribes,,look where they ended up. Pakistan army is America's proxy, fighting its dirty wars. (CBS News)

    Asterix at 50: The Comic Hero Conquers the World  Oct 21, 2009
    For 50 years, the small but cunning warrior Asterix and his podgy stonemason pal Obelix have been battling the armies of Julius Caesar in their remote village on the Brittany coast the only part of ancient Gaul never conquered by the Romans. Related. (Time.com)

    Mystical mushrooms deserve their reputation  Oct 21, 2009
    Ancient Romans also considered them food for the gods but, being the more democratic sort, allowed anyone to eat them on holidays. Many wild mushrooms are worth pursuing for the weekend forager. (The Augusta Chronicle)

    The Bone Collectors  Oct 21, 2009
    He got on the Romans' bad side by praying to Jesus instead of the Roman gods, and he was burned. After the pyre cooled, Polycarp's followers scurried over and scooped up his remains and ran off with them. (Slate)

    Theyve been watching Red Dawn again  Oct 21, 2009
    Reg: All right, but apart from the sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us ... Reg: There is not one of us who would not gladly suffer death to rid this country of the Romans once and for all. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)

    Placement delays 9-year-old's homicide sentencing  Oct 21, 2009
    The slayings of 39-year-old Timothy Romans and the boy's father, 29-year-old Vincent Romero, shocked residents of the small town of St. Johns because of the boy's age ... Under the plea agreement, the boy pleaded to a reduced charge in Romans' death, and the charge stemming from his father's death was dropped. (Fresno Bee -- Nation)

    Terrorizing y'alls neighborhoods across Brevard  Oct 17, 2009
    Tammy Romans gets most of her decorations from New Jersey, so you're unlikely to find a display quite like this anywhere 00004000 else in the county ... "I just absolutely love Halloween," Romans said ... Romans' display will be up the on the evenings of Oct. 29, 30, and 31. (Florida Today)

    Kennedy without tears  Oct 17, 2009
    The Romans trained schoolkids to compose encomia on the death of an important member of the family or state - then let Suetonius loose, once they were long dead. Suetonius, author of Lives of the Twelve Caesars, gained fame for describing the emperor-gods as human beings, with their strengths and weaknesses in clear relief. (Boston Globe)

    The Lost Roman Legions  Oct 16, 2009
    He was a Roman-trained warrior who fooled Varus into thinking he was a friend to the Romans ... They picked off the Romans singly and in groups in a running battle that lasted at least three to five days until there were no Roman survivors left ... Hitler reminded them of the glorious defeat of the Romans, and said they could do anything if they worked together in unity. (Suite101.com)

    Culture Is More Important Than Genes To Altruistic Behavior In Large-scale Societies  Oct 16, 2009
    Immigrants to a new culture tend to "do as Romans do" after assimilating. (Credit: Zina Deretsky, National Science Foundation). (Science Daily)

    Israel Objects to Turkish TV Show  Oct 16, 2009
    You had stolen this land once already and old Romans have punished you in AD 70 and kicked you out. You will be kicked out again. (CBS News)

    German Nationalism and the Lost Rom...  Oct 16, 2009
    Germany was the only European nation that the Romans never conquered. Since it never became part of the Empire, two vastly different cultures came to dominate Europe. (Suite101.com)

    New Benton Harbor Police Chief Roger Lange moved to the city when he was 7 years old. He said his love for Benton Harbor prompted him to accept the job. John Madill / H-P staff  Oct 16, 2009
    ExChief wrote on Oct 15, 2009 1:19 PM:" Leading the BHPD is going to a be huge challenge for Chief Lange (congratulations sir!), but I have a few ideas on how concerned BH citizens can help make his work a great success. First - read the Bible (start in Romans and Gospel of John). Second - Pray. Third - be a great parent; if you love your kids spank your kids; keep them busy in good work; no more video games; turn off the TV; take them to the park; go for a bike ride with them; take them to... (St. Joseph Herald-Pallidium, MI)

    Companion Planting in the Garden  Oct 16, 2009
    The ancient Romans knew that orchards were healthier if they planted grains alongside their fruit and nut trees. Native Americans routinely planted corn with squash and beans, passing along this practice to early settlers. (Suite101.com)

    Kid's IQ Matches Einstein's: Secret to Success?  Oct 15, 2009
    "He was very interested in the Romans at the time, and he came and woke us up and said, 'Romans built temple of Claudius! Mummy, wear a toga and daddy, wear a helmet!'" said Oscar's mother Hannah Wrigley, 26, of Reading, Berkshire in the U.K.. Wrigley said she and her husband Joe always knew their alert, curious was bright, but intelligence tests administered in July of this year showed that Oscar, now 2-and-a-half, was , with an IQ of at least 160. (ABC News)

    Reed: Will GOP Pay For More Troops?  Oct 12, 2009
    The wealthiest of Romans used to ride into battle first because they did have the most to lose and considered in an honor. We now have a system that makes it easy to send the poor off to die to protect the amassed wealth of a select few. (CBS News)

    Rome From Republic to Empire  Oct 12, 2009
    Corruption in the external provinces tied to members of the Senate and other powerful Romans undermined the integrity of what the Republic stood for ... Mary Boatwright and others, The Romans From Village to Empire: A History of Ancient Rome from Earliest Times to Constantine (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004). (Suite101.com)

    Exercise Love to Create Great Chris...  Oct 12, 2009
    Ancient Romans acknowledged winter solstice by honoring Saturn, who they believed to be the agricultural god ... Financially wealthy Romans also celebrated Juvenalia. (Suite101.com)

    Rome and Carthage Compared  Oct 11, 2009
    Although all ancient societies practiced degrees of infanticide, the sacrifice of children in the case of Carthage bright, healthy children, was abhorrent to the Romans ... Mary Boatwright and others, The Romans From Village to Empire: A History of Ancient Rome from Earliest Times to Constantine (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004). (Suite101.com)

    'Temper' leads Spinster cast  Oct 10, 2009
    3 million for owner Mark Stanley and trainer Dale Romans ... "Obviously she was a different horse way back then," said Romans ... Romans admits to being nearly as baffled as anyone sifting through the past performances of the 11 fillies and mares who make up a competitive field for the $500,000 Spinster. (ESPN -- Horse Racing)

    Samhain Summer's End  Oct 9, 2009
    One aspect of the British Islander s culture that the Romans found familiar was the Celtic Samhain celebration ... The Romans were no different in that respect. (Suite101.com)

    Lemuria - Exorcising House Spirits  Oct 7, 2009
    The ancient Romans believed that the spirits of the departed became ghosts ... That is the story the Romans told to support the origin of their feast of Lemuria ... The Romans were very superstitious. (Suite101.com)

    Snob Appeal: The Gold Rush  Oct 7, 2009
    The Romans established vast mining works to smelt copper ores rich in gold and silver which provided the economic foundation of their empire. Gold has been a faithful register of human greed and ruthlessness down the centuries. (India Times, India)

    The future of Israel?  Oct 7, 2009
    There have been very strong arguments for the case of a Jewish state in Palestine (a name given to the region by the Romans until recently, there has never been an Arab tribe called the Palestinians), but now, decades later, if it would have been up to me, I would have picked another region, like the former Dutch colony Surinam, or Montana, or New Mexico. Or better: a region with some oil and gold in the ground. (Christian Science Monitor)

    Report: Iran Has Data to Make Nuke Weapon  Oct 5, 2009
    What I'm trying to say is in it's long history Persia has been invaded and taken over by every one of the peoples on its borders: mongols, Greeks, Romans, Iraqi's (Babylonians), Jews, Indians (mogol empire), etc. And today EVERY ONE of those peoples on modern Persia's borders has nukes: Pakistani, Chinese, Russian, Indian, European, Jewish, etc. (CBS News)

    Minister Reveals Transgender Secret  Oct 2, 2009
    I cannot understand your connection between Romans 8:28-39 and this story ... But there is not one verse in Romans 8:28-39 that is relevant to this story. (CBS News)

    What central heating has done for us  Oct 2, 2009
    Far from being a modern invention, there were forms of central heating systems in ancient Greece, and later the Romans perfected what were called hypocausts to heat public baths and private houses. In late Victorian Britain, well-to-do houses had a form of central heating. (BBC News -- UK)

    Anglo-Saxon Gold Found in Field  Oct 1, 2009
    Anglo-Saxon is the name given to Teutonic tribes who invaded Britain after the Romans abandoned the country and gradually established kingdoms in the south east, then the east, the north and the rest of what is now England. The name England is itself believed by some scholars to be a corruption of Angle-land or Anglalond although there is no final agreement on how the name developed. (Suite101.com)

    UK mammals have 'Celtic fringe'  Oct 1, 2009
    "And so one could suggest that the human Celtic Fringe was set up by exactly the same sort of events that set up the animal Celtic Fringe. He suggests that the Celtic Fringe has since been reinforced culturally by different sets of people occupying the fringe areas and also what is now England, for instance the Romans, Anglo Saxons and Normans. "This fits well with studies that others are doing on human genetic patterns and with the growing idea that the Celtic genetic type has been there a very... (BBC News -- Science)

    Romans crushed  Sep 30, 2009
    The Romans never reused the numbers of the three legions, XVII, XVIII and XIX, which were lost in the battle ... In 9AD the Romans believed the land they called Germania was all but conquered ... Arminius, a nobleman who had spent years in the Empire, had secretly organised an alliance of German tribes and as the three legions of Romans struggled through forest and storms, they were caught in an immense ambush. (BBC News -- Europe)

    The Siege of Numantia  Sep 26, 2009
    The encircling palisade was constructed from 16,000 wooden stakes that the Romans had brought with them, and was erected in one day ... Once completed, the Romans settled down in their camps and waited for starvation to do it's work in Numantia. (Suite101.com)

    HSBC bids farewell to dollar supremacy...  Sep 25, 2009
    it is sad as the world begins to embrace democracy we are tearing are self apart like the romans did from within. but as with all empires they fall the romans took over 400yrs, england 200yrs we only took 50 yrs of democrats leftwing bloc spending. (The Drudge Report)

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