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I thought it was you forgetting to sign in again.

I guess that's better than Israel where the trials are about the forging of artifacts.

Perhaps there's an audio version...............

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I confess to being somewhat weird, Leona.

I have no problem with the weird ones....it's the straight-laced types who never consider anything outside of their own narrow fields that bug me.
We need more 'renaissance men' in this world.

Too many specialists.

Yeah....of course they have a lot of laws in Italy but enforcement is a tad erratic.

Oh, I have no problem admitting that science is great....I far prefer it to "Faith."

Still....sometimes I have trouble with scientists, though.

http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/news/nation/13803730.htm To help answer some of these questions, Stafford has begun examining Kennewick Man's teeth. He's working with John Valley, a University of Wisconsin geologist, to decipher the secrets hidden in the worn enamel of this enigmatic fossil. F...

This answers some of the questions raised in this discussion. http://www.archaeology.org/online/features/italytrial/ Legal protection for antiquities has existed in some parts of Italy for centuries. "Decrees of the Bourbon Kingdom of Naples promulgated as early as 1822," writes archaeolog...

Yeah, I'm partial to virgins too

Overrated.

There is a reason why veterans earn more than rookies.

Yeah but, not to dredge up the 100 v 72 virgins argument again, Gibbon may be a little short when it comes to real history.

I thought Attila's principal encampment was near Budapest, Hungary?

http://www.rawimages.org/smilies/horse.gif http://www.rawimages.org/smilies/offtopic.gif Where'dja git them there emoticons ye got there, Bob? Oh, I belong to other message boards, several of them devoted to the sport of ice hockey in general or the New York Rangers in particular. Those boards tend...