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Friday, 30 January 2009 00:00 |
"IT CAN'T HAPPEN TO US" 
People say that “History Repeats Itself” or people that feel they are invincible will make the comment “It Can’t Happen to Me”. Just to show that history can repeat itself and in essence actually has throughout the centuries I investigated this subject and applied it to our present day problems. As you will see and I think will agree history does repeat itself and we are closer then we think to actually seeing this happen. Throughout the centuries there have been many great empires. The Egyptian Empire was the worlds first Superpower and an old nation of Eastern North Africa. Egypt was one of the longest-lasting civilizations the world has ever known, spanning more than 3,000 years from about 3100 B.C.E. to 30 B.C.E. For 1,850 years Egypt’s Predynastic era (5000 B.C.E.–3150 B.C.E.) were busy times of intense cultural and agricultural development, population growth, widespread settlement, and adding hieroglyphic writing. Egypt’s population was near 1 million when King Narmer united the “two lands” in 3100 B.C.E. To read the entire article click on the attachment below. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY THIS IS FREE!!! YOUR COMMENTS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED
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Bruce A. Bouley was born in Norwich, Connecticut, on May 11, 1948. He attended Griswold High School, in Jewett City, Connecticut. For twelve years he worked as a police officer for the City of Norwich in Connecticut. He recently retired from the position of Coordinator and consultant of Safety at a hospital in Connecticut. Relocating to Ocala, Florida, in 2008 where he currently resides after being diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. He is now pursuing his passion for writing fiction novels. As an amateur writer Bruce at this time has published two books and is currently working on a third. Contact the Bruce at:
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Google Defends Book Settlement Against DOJ Concerns MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA/AUTHORLINK NEWS/February 18, 2010—California-based Google Inc. filed a motion last Friday urging a federal judge to accept a $125 million settlement that would allow it to distribute digital books, according to a BusinessWeek report via Bloomberg. District Court Judge Denny Chin was due to hold a fairness hearing today. In an effort to overcome U.S. Justice Department opposition to the class-action agreement, Google said the revised version will not hurt competition in the growing digital books market. The Justice Department said the settlement will grant Google rights far beyond those disputed in the lawsuit. |
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