Artimi
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After reading the article, I thought about the engineers in my extended family. and I will have to think more. We have as many nurses and teachers as engineers, so my family at least balances the problem....(sarcasm - where is smiley - emoji or what every) I did post this on FB to see if the engineers would comment.
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as in the message... there really isnt any consistency as to how this site decides I am to log in or log out or where or what... It doesnt like me.
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Hi .
when I sign in on the main forum page... it doesnt show that I have signed in but when I go to one of the topic, I show signed in..
but when I try to sign out, it either ignores me or says I dont have the authorization???
Help???
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as soon as i have figured out how to download ebooks from any source to an Ipad... the fun I will have..
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I finished the course this week.. I quite enjoyed it and it was nice to as active as I wanted to be or not. I started the course Exploring the Oceans this week. I found it very interesting and informative. Again a lot extra links to click if you should want to pursue a subject. Saw pictures of the dumbo octopus. boy what a cute little creature.
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http://sites.duke.edu/dukeresearch/2014/10/16/3d-storytelling-of-livias-villa/
book marked it cause the video has a few options and requires some concentrated time.
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Read the review, seems a good one to add to my wish list
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I am enjoying this course much more that the Portus course. Could be I now know what to expect but also because Hadrian's wall has more of a mystique(???) to it.
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I have enjoyed lesson 1. I went through quickly last night... and for the rest of the week will look at the suggested reading etc.
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Yes, I have signed up and looking forward to it. I did take the Portus course. I found to properly learn and enjoy the course, it took me more than 3 hours per week. I hadn't taken an archaeology course is so many years. The science involved has truly grown.
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ahh.... yes.. non controversial. Scipio Africanus was a general who learned.
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Same here Valka, the chariot race would probably CGI... (and I even know what CGI means......:
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New season starting soon for NCIS and NCIS LA and new series NCIS New Orleans.
But is the original NCIS I really like..
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The Last Ship is good old fashioned Scifi - but I find some it way to real...the behaviour of people in a destroyed society.
Love NCIS
the 'old' English Murder mystery series.---- Midsommer Murders, Inspector Gently,
The Blacklist and Person of Interest.
What is frustrating is so few episodes are made and then repeated and repeated.
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LOL of course why didn't I think of that.
btw, the carboard tube etc worked well for my map.
sometimes I think the condition of a package depends on the mood of the various post offices.
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I got my map years ago and loved it, but didn't and still don't have the right place to hang it..
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no more mad debauched Romans....
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I subscribe to the Classical Wisdom newsletter. They have several articles per issue. There was a part 1 of a article about this person and he sounded so interesting. Then I started searching for him on the net. Looking forward to the next part next week.
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Added to my wish list...
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and in the Sandra Bullock movie 'The Net' (1995) the Praetorians are the bad guys, really bad guys.
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http://www.dream-worlds.net/forum/topic554_post16960.html
After reading an article about Venditius at Classical Wisdom, I went looking for more information and found this topic on a site. Interesting.
there are soooo many places in the web, but I still prefer books, paper I can touch.
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Due to circumstances I had to withdraw from the university course...... But..................The Great Courses company brought in a Latin course. It was not the same as the university course and started with the 3rd conjugation etc. So now I am trying that.
no tests or time line... and I can redo a lesson as many times as I want. The lecture is very good.
so I am still trying... I figure when I am 104 I will finally know Latin....lol
Portus, the Harbour of Rome
in Archaeology
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Hi,
I took the course on Portus offered by FutureLearn. It was well worth the time. The only thing that was above my pay grade (as an elderly crotchy person) was all new technical archaeological tools available. They really do allow 3 dimensional thoughts about what is underground.
Also I wish I could go back in time and see an aerial view of the port.