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Nah - just a paper cut to the cartoid artery!

Whoops - sorry. Didn't realize email was that expensive!
Just thought it would be pertinent to whether people believe her methods or not and if not then the result is questionable too. Guess I'm wrong.
Appologies.

An alternate way of finding out what the mag meant is to simply click the link at the bottom of the page for "contact us".

Must've been really strong family ties!

If you click on the link for the first site ( http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=aztec-math-uses-hearts-and-arrows ) then click on the link for her name and then her picture, it gives you the telephone number for her as well as her email address. What better way than straight from the horses mouth?...

Not sure if anyone's heard this - it is an old one but : Once upon a time, in my younger - wilder days, I walked into a bar. As I sat down a haggard old devil came up to me and asked “mind if I sit with ya?” So he sat down and proceeded to drink from his rather oversized mug. Now, the old gent had a...

Talk about a message from the past -

Sounds like you’re starting to describe the “Sea People”! :D Hmm - maybe that explains why I see these images in the world maps: Gaea, Tiamat, Medusa (with a serpent snaking out of her hair and just below France) and Greenland as a hat or helmet or headpiece of some sort, Atlas in his classic form w...

Not sure if this is what you're looking for but maybe:
http://www.uni-ulm.de/uni/intgruppen/memosys/desn17.htm

Like they say - "one man's heaven is another man's hell."

Guess Ralph really meant it -

RS - could earthquake events or softer land being washed off from rains or tsunamis or whatever have accounted for enough of a land mass to account for more continuous land connections?

'course on the other hand it could be Atlas in his classic pose of holding up the world.

Ah - a beautiful picture of a dancing goddess with a serpent comin out of her hair!

John - Thought is parent to the word - only when originated from within us. Once communicated to someone else or something else, then word (to the person or thing communicated to) is parent to the thought. Of course in the latter there must be a means of receiving that communication. Through the sam...