
Greek #Archaeology. State formation, #Thessaly, Hellenistic defensive architecture, #GIS. @ualberta @ucla Have trowel, will dig.
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This comment spunds like all the Fwedom crew in AB who want to eliminate all regulations but also want the govt to protect them from auto gratuity at a pub.
Think about how cities and towns would fund anything ***before**** calling for a ban of property taxes.
Replying to @GovRonDeSantis
@GovRonDeSantis , we really need to abolish property taxes here in Florida. What do we need to do to make this happen?
Hey, @BrentColman, any idea what the auto-gratuity situation is in Florida?
Apparently they were structural, load-bearing hieroglyphs.
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Gnostic analogy fails. Modern political culture shifts quickly, but core engineering, building techniques, and religious writing in ancient Egypt evolved slowly. It doesn’t explain why the technically superior 4th Dynasty Great Pyramid lacks the interior hieroglyphs
1. Do I trust the UCP govt to appoint fair judges? Nope.
2. AB was the one that wanted all those TFWs in the first place.
3. You have to be on the voter's list to vote. You don't get on the list without citizenship.
So...yeah.
And here we have Rob and the usual brain-dead populist crew not have any understanding of what a logarithmic scale is and perception vs intensity.
120 dB may sound 32x louder than 50 dB but is 10,000,000x more intense.
At 120 dB, you ears are safe for....9 seconds.
“Fifty decibels (the new rule introduced June 15) is often equated to the noise level of a moderate rainfall, home air conditioning or light traffic…
Music festivals in other major cities across North America, Vickers said, typically operate at up to 110 or 120 decibels.”
Good grief…is this part of the Blue Sky City rebrand or something Calgary?
Mmmmm, yes. Marinate the bullshit in pure liquid lies for at least a month, then pat it dry with delusion, and sprinkle make-belief math all over.
Then BBQ in demagogic populism and serve with a side of collective grievances and dramatic crescendo.
Do those who enabled and emboldened the far usurpation of conservative political parties really think they can put the populist genie back in the bottle and restore what used to be?
Because it sure didn’t work senators of the late Roman Republic.
Jimmy mentions, indeed, a massive problem - looting. It involves powerful people with deep pockets and networks.
But equating it to a "big arch" coverup is conspiratorial nonsense that belittles those that actively work against black markets and face threats of death.
1) I’ve obtained PROOF that Zahi LIED about the famous Osiris Shaft sarcophagus being empty. This is a literal coverup, and the implications are truly explosive
2) Piers: “Why would Zahi lie?”
- To coverup for LOOTING. Illegal antiquity trade is a MULTI-BILLION $$$ PER YEAR market
- To uphold the fraudulent Narrative and Timeline that all of Egyptian History is based on today
- To prevent having to REWRITE his 1,000 page book that he’s selling for $81 a pop
Stay tuned for my video this weekend. I’m not kidding when I say that heads are going to spin over this. It may literally be the biggest COVERUP involving Ancient Egypt of all-time….🤯
Hello @canadaposthelps! We have this post box thing in front of our building in d/t Edmonton on Jasper that constantly gets tipped over, moved, and used for various non-mail matters.
Anything that can be done to reduce its mobility?
To get a tax bill of $11,000, a home in Edmonton would need to be assessed at $1.2M.
If you have a 1.2M home, you don't get to whine about affordability.
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The make believe fairy tales about academia are hilarious at first glance.
But it's frightening that people buy into these lies and believe them to be true.
We've come to a point in human advancement where a reliance on capitalist disposable-item economies makes anything from darning a sock to moving large objects seem impossible.
It's not your position to unilaterally declare so.
Alberta today is the product of hundreds of thousands of people over multiple generations working together to build something in good faith and collaboration.
And we are going to let it be destroyed and pillaged.
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Really?
Welk then, someone should inform my MP of that fact.
Support from @Rogers is epically bad. New business wireless account with no support on a weekend.
Line constantly gets recording: "we got too damn many calls! Help yourself. Bye." *click*
And can't complete a number port without support!
In other hot dumpster fire news, Jason Copping was appointed to the UofC BoG 🤡
#abpse @the
Oh look. Jimmy being an Imperialist pretending to be about democracy.
I wonder what his thoughts on Melos are.
An interesting observation following the new country of origin feature here on X:
Archaeologists who have loudly supported the (tyrannical) suppression of excavations at Gobekli Tepe are predominantly not Americans 🇺🇸
Honestly, go figure. Americans understand freedom more than anyone. And Free citizens of the world realize that we all have a RIGHT to see Gobekli Tepe fully excavated, period.
A man who shows complete disdain for careful excavation, meticulous collection of data, cross-disciplinairy analysis, and robust publishing does NOT get to call for anyone's resignation.
Sit down and let the adults work.
And, no, you can't have a cupcake.
Why do museums not allow flash photography?
Or sometimes no photography at all?
Protection of sites (tourists with cameras tend to not give a damn about anything but a good shot) and intellectual property and photo rights (cause that's big money).
Did you know it’s against “the rules” to even post a video humming inside this so called “antechamber?” Why wouldn’t they want people to hear the incredible acoustics that emanate from it? Could it be because we’re not supposed to know that this mini-chamber was an acoustical filter? As Christopher Dunn states in his book ‘The Giza Power Plant’ “After building the resonators and installing them inside the Grand Gallery, the ancient Egyptians would have wanted to focus a sound of specific frequency, that is, a pure or harmonic chord, into the King's Chamber. They would be assured of doing so if they installed an acoustic filter between the Grand Gallery and the King's Chamber. By installing baffles inside the Antechamber, sound waves traveling from the Grand Gallery through the passageway into the King's Chamber would be filtered as they passed through, allowing only a single frequency or harmonic of that frequency to enter the resonant chamber. Those sound waves with a wavelength that did not coincide with the dimensions between
the baffles would be filtered out, thereby ensuring that no interference sound waves could enter the resonant King's Chamber to reduce the output of the system”
















