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Monthly Archives: June 2010
The New AOL
I remember my first internet experience. I was just starting at Southern Miss and my new roommate, Keith, had a computer. He offered to put it in the living room so everyone in the house could use it for work. … Continue reading
Submerged Ruins on Ukraine’s Black Sea Coast
Why an ancient harbor town should be at the top your list of architectural tourism sites. Continue reading
Posted in Ukraine
Tagged classical ukraine, greek colonies, greek-ruins, olbia, olvia, Ukraine
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Chersonesos, the Center of Greece’s Crimean Colonies
The sights and sounds of ancient Greece are alive in Ukraine. Continue reading
Posted in Crimean History
Tagged chersonesos, Crimea, greek-ruins, sevastopol, tourism, Ukraine
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Israel says it will not allow the ships to dock at Gaza, fearing the cargo might contain weapons and other items it wants to prevent reaching Hamas. That’s from a BBC News piece updating the world on relations between Turkey … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged death from above, flotilla, international crisis, israel, minority report, psychics, turkey
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Toxic Cups Pulled from McDonald’s
McDonald’s is recalling Shrek cups. Is anyone smart enough to ask from where did these toxic glasses come? Could they be from a country already guilty of making tainted drywall, baby formula, etc?