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Instructions and Teachings of Amenemope (Part 1)

Duration: 16:52
Updated: 20 Sep 2011

Introduction on the instructions and teachings of Sage Amenemope. (This video has numerous pauses, please excuse this).

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Instructions of Amenemope (How to Construe the Teachings)

Duration: 8:01
Updated: 24 Sep 2011

Excerpt from Sehu Khepera's teaching on the Instructions of Amenemope on how to construe the teachings. This segment is titled: Understanding of Wisdom.

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Premiere of the documentary film "Maurice and the Pharaoh" at the GUST Kuwait

Duration: 11:07
Updated: 07 Aug 2013

This video celebrates the successful premiere of the documentary film 'Maurice and the Pharaoh' held on the November 8th 2010 at Kuwait's Gulf University for...

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In a Coffin in Egypt - Jonathan Gray (4 of 7)

Duration: 9:38
Updated: 11 Jun 2013

International explorer & archaeologist Jonathan Gray surveys some of the ancient historical and archaeological evidence for Joseph's time as viceroy under Ph...

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In a Coffin in Egypt - Jonathan Gray (6 of 7)

Duration: 9:32
Updated: 11 Jun 2013

International explorer & archaeologist Jonathan Gray surveys some of the ancient historical and archaeological evidence for Joseph's time as viceroy under Ph...

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Proverbs 21 & 22

Duration: 45:00
Updated: 17 Sep 2013

Proverbs 21 & 22 Vanity of Vanities: Whether or not Solomonic authorship is accepted, one can agree that the background of Proverbs seems to be the royal court at Jerusalem. Although wisdom lit. in the ancient Near E antedates Proverbs by more than a thousand years, the particular form of instructions addressed to "my son" seems more like the Egypt. works The Instructions of Ptahhotep, The Instructions of Meri-ka-Re, The Instructions of Amen-en-het, and The Instructions of Ani. The marriage of Solomon to Pharaoh's daughter may have led to his interest in such instruction. Individual literary features such as the מָשָׁל֒, H5442, the X, X + 1 pattern, and the long, connected discourses, have parallels in earlier Sem. lit. The work appealed to readers already familiar with that literary form. II. Unity Since the book itself indicates that it is a collection, its unity is not bound up with its authorship. Rather, its unity is found in the general nature of its contents. The work belongs to the general category of wisdom lit.; it extols the virtues of wisdom and condemns the vices of folly. III. Authorship Traditionally, the bulk of Proverbs has been attributed to Solomon (cf. 1:1; 10:1; 25:1). The book itself mentions two other authors: Agur (30:1) and Lemuel (31:1). There are two extreme positions: (1) Solomon wrote the entire work, or (2) he had no connection with it (except as the traditional "patron saint" of wisdom lit.). A third viewpoint, more in keeping with the Biblical testimony, is that Solomon wrote most of the book, and the work of others was added to his. Paterson's statement, "Proverbs have no father" (Wisdom of Israel, p. 62) is only a partial truth. Whereas wisdom sayings often originate among ordinary folk, some one person must have been the first one to utter the epigrammatic statement. One objection to Solomonic authorship has been that Solomon did not practice the virtues Proverbs inculcated (cf. Prov 7:6-23). The same objection, however, could be used against Franklin's authorship of Poor Richard's Almanac. Writing wisdom and living wisely are two different things. The account of Solomon in 1 Kings 3; 4; and 10; esp. 4:30-34; and 2 Chronicles 9:1-24 indicates his traditional wisdom and versatility in composing wisdom sayings. Hence the assertion that the superscriptions (1:1; 10:1; 25:1) are merely honorific fails to do justice to Solomon. Also, one would expect to find the equivalent of "the men of Hezekiah" (25:1) at 1:1 and 10:1. Sheldon Blank's argument that the doublets within a section or in two sections rule out a single authorship overlooks the fact that authors repeated themselves and editors of collections retained duplicate passages (cf. Ps 14:1 with Ps 53:1). The question of the authorship of 22:17-24:34 is bound up with the problem of the section's relationship to The Wisdom of Amenemope, which is discussed below. In the 1st cent. a.d. Jewish controversy over the canon, Proverbs was classed with Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon as "Solomonic," according to Shabbat 30b. The book as it now exists must come after the time of Hezekiah (25:1). Fritsch (IB, IV, p. 775) thinks the final form may be later than 400 b.c. Others assert that the final collection was assembled sometime between the days of Hezekiah and the early postexilic period. IV. Date Two distinct questions are involved in the dating of Proverbs. The first concerns the date of the writing of each section. The second deals with the date of the collection or "editing" of the various sections into one book (scroll). Conservative scholars have followed the traditional view of Solomonic authorship of all except chs. 30, 31. Therefore they date the bulk of the book in the 10th cent. b.c., prob. from Solomon's later years. The collection of the various sections usually is dated by conservatives between 700 b.c. and 400 b.c. (e.g., Hubbard, NBD, p. 1050, dates the collection in the 5th cent.). Commentary By Dr. J. Vernon McGee © Thru the Bible Radio Network, www.ttb.org.

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Proverbs 12 & 13

Duration: 34:05
Updated: 06 Sep 2013

Vanity of Vanities: Whether or not Solomonic authorship is accepted, one can agree that the background of Proverbs seems to be the royal court at Jerusalem. Although wisdom lit. in the ancient Near E antedates Proverbs by more than a thousand years, the particular form of instructions addressed to "my son" seems more like the Egypt. works The Instructions of Ptahhotep, The Instructions of Meri-ka-Re, The Instructions of Amen-en-het, and The Instructions of Ani. The marriage of Solomon to Pharaoh's daughter may have led to his interest in such instruction. Individual literary features such as the מָשָׁל֒, H5442, the X, X + 1 pattern, and the long, connected discourses, have parallels in earlier Sem. lit. The work appealed to readers already familiar with that literary form. II. Unity Since the book itself indicates that it is a collection, its unity is not bound up with its authorship. Rather, its unity is found in the general nature of its contents. The work belongs to the general category of wisdom lit.; it extols the virtues of wisdom and condemns the vices of folly. III. Authorship Traditionally, the bulk of Proverbs has been attributed to Solomon (cf. 1:1; 10:1; 25:1). The book itself mentions two other authors: Agur (30:1) and Lemuel (31:1). There are two extreme positions: (1) Solomon wrote the entire work, or (2) he had no connection with it (except as the traditional "patron saint" of wisdom lit.). A third viewpoint, more in keeping with the Biblical testimony, is that Solomon wrote most of the book, and the work of others was added to his. Paterson's statement, "Proverbs have no father" (Wisdom of Israel, p. 62) is only a partial truth. Whereas wisdom sayings often originate among ordinary folk, some one person must have been the first one to utter the epigrammatic statement. One objection to Solomonic authorship has been that Solomon did not practice the virtues Proverbs inculcated (cf. Prov 7:6-23). The same objection, however, could be used against Franklin's authorship of Poor Richard's Almanac. Writing wisdom and living wisely are two different things. The account of Solomon in 1 Kings 3; 4; and 10; esp. 4:30-34; and 2 Chronicles 9:1-24 indicates his traditional wisdom and versatility in composing wisdom sayings. Hence the assertion that the superscriptions (1:1; 10:1; 25:1) are merely honorific fails to do justice to Solomon. Also, one would expect to find the equivalent of "the men of Hezekiah" (25:1) at 1:1 and 10:1. Sheldon Blank's argument that the doublets within a section or in two sections rule out a single authorship overlooks the fact that authors repeated themselves and editors of collections retained duplicate passages (cf. Ps 14:1 with Ps 53:1). The question of the authorship of 22:17-24:34 is bound up with the problem of the section's relationship to The Wisdom of Amenemope, which is discussed below. In the 1st cent. a.d. Jewish controversy over the canon, Proverbs was classed with Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon as "Solomonic," according to Shabbat 30b. The book as it now exists must come after the time of Hezekiah (25:1). Fritsch (IB, IV, p. 775) thinks the final form may be later than 400 b.c. Others assert that the final collection was assembled sometime between the days of Hezekiah and the early postexilic period. IV. Date Two distinct questions are involved in the dating of Proverbs. The first concerns the date of the writing of each section. The second deals with the date of the collection or "editing" of the various sections into one book (scroll). Conservative scholars have followed the traditional view of Solomonic authorship of all except chs. 30, 31. Therefore they date the bulk of the book in the 10th cent. b.c., prob. from Solomon's later years. The collection of the various sections usually is dated by conservatives between 700 b.c. and 400 b.c. (e.g., Hubbard, NBD, p. 1050, dates the collection in the 5th cent.). Commentary By Dr. J. Vernon McGee © Thru the Bible Radio Network, www.ttb.org.

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Dev Rocka - Observers ft. Charon Don and Killah Priest

Duration: 5:43
Updated: 12 Mar 2013

Off of The Night Shift.

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Vanity Vanity: Proverbs 3 & 4

Duration: 54:10
Updated: 09 Aug 2013

Vanity Vanity: Proverbs 3 & 4 Vanity of Vanities: Whether or not Solomonic authorship is accepted, one can agree that the background of Proverbs seems to be the royal court at Jerusalem. Although wisdom lit. in the ancient Near E antedates Proverbs by more than a thousand years, the particular form of instructions addressed to "my son" seems more like the Egypt. works The Instructions of Ptahhotep, The Instructions of Meri-ka-Re, The Instructions of Amen-en-het, and The Instructions of Ani. The marriage of Solomon to Pharaoh's daughter may have led to his interest in such instruction. Individual literary features such as the מָשָׁל֒, H5442, the X, X + 1 pattern, and the long, connected discourses, have parallels in earlier Sem. lit. The work appealed to readers already familiar with that literary form. II. Unity Since the book itself indicates that it is a collection, its unity is not bound up with its authorship. Rather, its unity is found in the general nature of its contents. The work belongs to the general category of wisdom lit.; it extols the virtues of wisdom and condemns the vices of folly. III. Authorship Traditionally, the bulk of Proverbs has been attributed to Solomon (cf. 1:1; 10:1; 25:1). The book itself mentions two other authors: Agur (30:1) and Lemuel (31:1). There are two extreme positions: (1) Solomon wrote the entire work, or (2) he had no connection with it (except as the traditional "patron saint" of wisdom lit.). A third viewpoint, more in keeping with the Biblical testimony, is that Solomon wrote most of the book, and the work of others was added to his. Paterson's statement, "Proverbs have no father" (Wisdom of Israel, p. 62) is only a partial truth. Whereas wisdom sayings often originate among ordinary folk, some one person must have been the first one to utter the epigrammatic statement. One objection to Solomonic authorship has been that Solomon did not practice the virtues Proverbs inculcated (cf. Prov 7:6-23). The same objection, however, could be used against Franklin's authorship of Poor Richard's Almanac. Writing wisdom and living wisely are two different things. The account of Solomon in 1 Kings 3; 4; and 10; esp. 4:30-34; and 2 Chronicles 9:1-24 indicates his traditional wisdom and versatility in composing wisdom sayings. Hence the assertion that the superscriptions (1:1; 10:1; 25:1) are merely honorific fails to do justice to Solomon. Also, one would expect to find the equivalent of "the men of Hezekiah" (25:1) at 1:1 and 10:1. Sheldon Blank's argument that the doublets within a section or in two sections rule out a single authorship overlooks the fact that authors repeated themselves and editors of collections retained duplicate passages (cf. Ps 14:1 with Ps 53:1). The question of the authorship of 22:17-24:34 is bound up with the problem of the section's relationship to The Wisdom of Amenemope, which is discussed below. In the 1st cent. a.d. Jewish controversy over the canon, Proverbs was classed with Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon as "Solomonic," according to Shabbat 30b. The book as it now exists must come after the time of Hezekiah (25:1). Fritsch (IB, IV, p. 775) thinks the final form may be later than 400 b.c. Others assert that the final collection was assembled sometime between the days of Hezekiah and the early postexilic period. IV. Date Two distinct questions are involved in the dating of Proverbs. The first concerns the date of the writing of each section. The second deals with the date of the collection or "editing" of the various sections into one book (scroll). Conservative scholars have followed the traditional view of Solomonic authorship of all except chs. 30, 31. Therefore they date the bulk of the book in the 10th cent. b.c., prob. from Solomon's later years. The collection of the various sections usually is dated by conservatives between 700 b.c. and 400 b.c. (e.g., Hubbard, NBD, p. 1050, dates the collection in the 5th cent.). Commentary By Dr. J. Vernon McGee © Thru the Bible Radio Network, www.ttb.org.

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Sam's Kemetic History Video

Duration: 4:50
Updated: 04 Aug 2013

Video narrative through Kemetic History for the Baiki Mutana & Mutana Music! Living Color, "History," Pharaoh Sanders' "Astral Travelling," DPZ, "Hip Hop (It...

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Proverbs 16, 17 & 18

Duration: 61:40
Updated: 07 Sep 2013

Proverbs 16, 17 & 18 Vanity of Vanities: Whether or not Solomonic authorship is accepted, one can agree that the background of Proverbs seems to be the royal court at Jerusalem. Although wisdom lit. in the ancient Near E antedates Proverbs by more than a thousand years, the particular form of instructions addressed to "my son" seems more like the Egypt. works The Instructions of Ptahhotep, The Instructions of Meri-ka-Re, The Instructions of Amen-en-het, and The Instructions of Ani. The marriage of Solomon to Pharaoh's daughter may have led to his interest in such instruction. Individual literary features such as the מָשָׁל֒, H5442, the X, X + 1 pattern, and the long, connected discourses, have parallels in earlier Sem. lit. The work appealed to readers already familiar with that literary form. II. Unity Since the book itself indicates that it is a collection, its unity is not bound up with its authorship. Rather, its unity is found in the general nature of its contents. The work belongs to the general category of wisdom lit.; it extols the virtues of wisdom and condemns the vices of folly. III. Authorship Traditionally, the bulk of Proverbs has been attributed to Solomon (cf. 1:1; 10:1; 25:1). The book itself mentions two other authors: Agur (30:1) and Lemuel (31:1). There are two extreme positions: (1) Solomon wrote the entire work, or (2) he had no connection with it (except as the traditional "patron saint" of wisdom lit.). A third viewpoint, more in keeping with the Biblical testimony, is that Solomon wrote most of the book, and the work of others was added to his. Paterson's statement, "Proverbs have no father" (Wisdom of Israel, p. 62) is only a partial truth. Whereas wisdom sayings often originate among ordinary folk, some one person must have been the first one to utter the epigrammatic statement. One objection to Solomonic authorship has been that Solomon did not practice the virtues Proverbs inculcated (cf. Prov 7:6-23). The same objection, however, could be used against Franklin's authorship of Poor Richard's Almanac. Writing wisdom and living wisely are two different things. The account of Solomon in 1 Kings 3; 4; and 10; esp. 4:30-34; and 2 Chronicles 9:1-24 indicates his traditional wisdom and versatility in composing wisdom sayings. Hence the assertion that the superscriptions (1:1; 10:1; 25:1) are merely honorific fails to do justice to Solomon. Also, one would expect to find the equivalent of "the men of Hezekiah" (25:1) at 1:1 and 10:1. Sheldon Blank's argument that the doublets within a section or in two sections rule out a single authorship overlooks the fact that authors repeated themselves and editors of collections retained duplicate passages (cf. Ps 14:1 with Ps 53:1). The question of the authorship of 22:17-24:34 is bound up with the problem of the section's relationship to The Wisdom of Amenemope, which is discussed below. In the 1st cent. a.d. Jewish controversy over the canon, Proverbs was classed with Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon as "Solomonic," according to Shabbat 30b. The book as it now exists must come after the time of Hezekiah (25:1). Fritsch (IB, IV, p. 775) thinks the final form may be later than 400 b.c. Others assert that the final collection was assembled sometime between the days of Hezekiah and the early postexilic period. IV. Date Two distinct questions are involved in the dating of Proverbs. The first concerns the date of the writing of each section. The second deals with the date of the collection or "editing" of the various sections into one book (scroll). Conservative scholars have followed the traditional view of Solomonic authorship of all except chs. 30, 31. Therefore they date the bulk of the book in the 10th cent. b.c., prob. from Solomon's later years. The collection of the various sections usually is dated by conservatives between 700 b.c. and 400 b.c. (e.g., Hubbard, NBD, p. 1050, dates the collection in the 5th cent.). Commentary By Dr. J. Vernon McGee © Thru the Bible Radio Network, www.ttb.org.

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Vanity Vanity: Proverbs 2

Duration: 20:50
Updated: 08 Aug 2013

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Vanity Vanity: Proverbs 5 & 6

Duration: 95:51
Updated: 11 Aug 2013

Vanity Vanity: Proverbs 5 & 6

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EGYPT 304 - EGYPTIAN EYES *Close Up II* - (by Egyptahotep)

Duration: 5:19
Updated: 21 Nov 2013

EGYPTIAN EYES : CLOSE UP II : I selected several close-ups of different sculptures, mortuary masks and coffins of different periods and different materials of ancient Egypt,because it is really fascinating the style and quality of these Artworks,but mainly for the FASCINATING BEAUTY of MAKEUP STYLE used by ancient Egyptians on their eyes.*men & women* (and represented in their artworks).The ancient Egyptians believed that painting their eyes they deflected any negativity brought about by the evil eye.Usually they used 2 colors :black and green. The green was made from malachite (green ore of copper) *Udju*, and the black one (dark Grey) *mesdemet*, (today in the form of kohl).was made from galena (with high lead content). To coloring and shape eyebrows, burnt almonds were combined with minerals, which developed into a substance that could also be worn as eyeshadow. (more details in my video about Makeup) chemical and physical characteristics : GALENA (or Galenite):Color Grey/Black, with metallic luster, Specific Weight From 7,2 to 7,6 Toughness From 2.1/2 to 3, tenacity soft. Formula PbS crystalline form: cubic or octahedral system, or both. Associated usually with pyrite and chalcopyrite, and silver sulphates, Usually was Gotten in Wadi hammamat,(watch my video of this thematic) MALACHITE: color :green emerald. vitreous gloss or matte. specific weight 4, toughness : 4 Tenacity: fragile Formula Cu2[(OH) 2 / CO3] crystalline form: monocyclic system, circular clusters, aggregates radially, often associated with azurite Cu3[OH/CO3]2 usually was gotten in sinai peninsula. in this video you can see two images of Horus & Re Eyes (Udyat) images, then some art examples,paintings as Nut goddess in tut's Tomb, and some mortuary masks,also images of Nefertari,Ankesenamem, meritaten,auibre hor,Amenemope,yuya,Etc, Also, Images of Both Minerals.Even Powder of both how were used, (with other bider components) finally some flasks used

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The Maxims of Ptah-Hotep (11-21)

Duration: 7:37
Updated: 11 Aug 2013

Ptah-Hotep was 110 years old when he decided the time hand come to hand down his experience in this form. He wrote what is by convention called "wisdom" but ...

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Queen Nefertiti

Duration: 0:54
Updated: 04 Aug 2013

Arguably, to those who are not very involved in the study of ancient Egypt, Queen Nefertiti is perhaps better known than her husband, the heretic king Akhena...

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THE NEW WORLD ORDER:Christopher Green hits a bullseye

Duration: 7:58
Updated: 04 Jul 2013

please remember to support green wave TV Mr.Green is a profound personality of our times. BRILLIANT oration deluxe. listen and learn. The Georgia Guidestones...

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Rocket Radio show:Grand finale rapidfire tribute!

Duration: 14:41
Updated: 05 May 2013

ADULTS ONLY! adult restriction. no one under 18 years old or weak-minded allowed http://youtu.be/fB0jtFqGytE IF YOU DON'T PRESS LIKE, THEN YOUR GAY good bye ...

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Ancient Egyptian Seasons

Duration: 2:01
Updated: 27 Jun 2014

The Egyptian seasons corresponded with the flooding of the river Nile; Akhet (Flooding season) from June to October, Peret (Growing season),October to February and Shemu (Harvesting season), February to June. Akhet consisted of the months of Thoth, Paophi, Athyr and Khoyak; Peret of Tybi, Mekhir, Phamenat and Pharmuti; Shemu of Pakhons, Payni, Epiphi and Mesore. http://www.egyking.info/2013/06/ancient-egyptian-seasons.html

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AFRICA4ENERGY PRESENTS COSMIC CONNECTION APPAREL AND POSTERS

Duration: 5:22
Updated: 24 Jan 2012

Ancestral Kemetic Apparel and Posters on Sale Now!! www.kmtsymbolic.com Email: info@kmtsymbolic.com

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The Mystery and Importantance of Middle Kingdom Egypt

Duration: 2:40
Updated: 28 May 2013

Hear Archeologist and Egyptologist Hannah Pethen Barrett talk about the mystery and importance of exploring the Middle Kingdom of Egypt.

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Happy Feast of Victory

Duration: 5:12
Updated: 11 Jan 2014

Here I talk about what the Kemetic holiday means to me, and some updates.

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Amun the Basis of Creation Part 4 (Excerpted)

Duration: 6:49
Updated: 14 Oct 2011

Excerpted from the teaching Amun the Basis of Creation by Sehu Khepera Ankh.

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A young Palestinian receives treatment in a UNRWA clinic in Jebel Al Hussein refugee camp in Amman

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Do Harm, Look the Other Way: The New Hippocratic Oath?

WorldNews.com

23 Aug 2014

Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. When Hippocrates wrote in the late 5th-century BCE that, "Medicine, the most noble of all arts, falls far behind others thanks to the ignorance of those who practice it," he never envisioned that someday professional medical practitioners would use it as a weapon of war. Neither did he foresee that they themselves would be used as a weapon to further the causes of warring states ... The U.S....(size: 6.9Kb)

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File - This undated image posted on a militant website on Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2014 shows fighters from the al-Qaida linked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) marching in Raqqa, Syria.

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Islamic State militants pose 'biggest threat' to US

BBC News

22 Aug 2014

Islamic State militants are the most dangerous threat the US has faced in recent years, Washington has warned. Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel said US air strikes had helped to break the Islamist advance in Iraq, but the militants could be expected to regroup. America's top general Martin Dempsey stressed that IS could not be defeated without attacking their base in Syria ... 'Apocalyptic vision' ... Hunt for killer ... ....(size: 4.7Kb)

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Amerli has been besieged by Islamic State since June 2014.

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United Nations warns of 'massacre' in besieged Iraq Shiite town

The Times of India

23 Aug 2014

BAGHDAD. The United Nations warned today that Shiite Turkmen residents of an Iraqi town besieged by jihadists since June risk "massacre" if urgent action is not taken to rescue them ... "The situation of the people in Amerli is desperate and demands immediate action to prevent the possible massacre of its citizens," UN Iraq envoy Nickolay Mladenov said in a statement ... ....(size: 2.3Kb)

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The 160+ TV shows & movies that are expiring from Netflix on 9/1

The Examiner

24 Aug 2014

TV shows and movies come and go all the time on streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu and Amazon. None of the three major services like to talk about which titles are expiring and when, so it can be a frustrating thing for customers to suddenly discover their favorite has disappeared ... commitment ... I.Q ... This IMAX documentary opens the lid on the tombs of the pharaohs for an in-depth look at the meaning behind the mystery of the mummies....(size: 29.5Kb)

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The Pharaoh Releases First Solo Mixtape "Dawn Of The Emcee"

StreetInsider

23 Aug 2014

Visit StreetInsider.com at http.//www.streetinsider.com/Press+Releases/The+Pharaoh+Releases+First+Solo+Mixtape+%26quot%3BDawn+Of+The+Emcee%26quot%3B/9778020.html for the full story. ....(size: 0.2Kb)

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Honouring the icons of Telangana

The Times of India

23 Aug 2014

The recent decision of the Telangana government to rename the Acharya N G Ranga Agricultural University after Telangana ideologue Prof. Jayashankar, led to a great hue and cry from the Andhra coterie ... Egyptian Pharaohs, it is said, made a habit of striking off references from stelae (commemorative markers) in order to establish their legitimacy and superiority over their predecessors ... (The writer is a well-known conservation activist). ....(size: 5.0Kb)

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Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Disaster Preparedness the Focus at the California Science Center Observance of August 24 Pompeii Tragedy Sheds Light on California's Vulnerability

PR Newswire

23 Aug 2014

Pompeii anniversary interview with experts on volcanoes, earthquakes and disaster preparedness at California Science Center Facebook Twitter. ×. Loading the player... LOS ANGELES, Aug ... The event took place in Pompeii ... August 24 marks the anniversary of the Mt ... "The eruption in 79 A.D ... Pompeii ... The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs, and Real Pirates in partnership with National Geographic. The success of Premier Exhibitions, Inc....(size: 6.1Kb)

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8-2:10

Huffington Post

22 Aug 2014

I have never wept over my child as I place him, screaming for me, in a basket to float down a treacherous river filled with wild animals and dangerous currents, instead I am Pharaoh's daughter bathing downstream oblivious of the suffering of other mothers ... Jochebed, Miriam, and Pharaoh's daughters drawn together in a conspiracy of life....(size: 5.8Kb)

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Co-creators of 'Life on Mars' reunite for new BBC America show

Entertainment Weekly

22 Aug 2014

Ashley Pharaoh and Matthew Graham, co-creators and writer of Life on Mars, Ashes to Ashes, and Eternal Law, are pairing up once again to write a new series, titled The Living and the Dead, for BBC America and BBC One ... sensual…and very, very scary,” Pharaoh and Graham said in a press release....(size: 1.6Kb)

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Egypt List of Foreigners for Senegal and Tunisia for Afcon

All Africa

22 Aug 2014

[Africa Top Sports]To face Senegal and Tunisia within the framework of Africa Cup of Nations playoffs in group G, Egypt selector, Shawky Gharib stated publicly the names of the expatriates who are going to join the local Pharaohs on August 30th of this year. They will be all in all 11 players who evolve overseas. They are called to join the local selection, which will be summoned on August 25th for the gathering. ....(size: 0.4Kb)

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Robson: All Blacks must show more arrogance

Stuff

22 Aug 2014

OPINION. Arrogance is often a dirty word when it comes to the All Blacks, but it is a quality they need to re-impose on the Wallabies at Eden Park. In Sydney, Steve Hansen's side were premeditated to the point of passive ... Doom and gloom merchants have seemed obsessed this past week with a fall of the empire scenario which has painted Hansen and Richie McCaw as the last pharaohs. Back to reality though ... What did was the All Blacks mindset....(size: 3.8Kb)

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Italian icon inspires Honduran youngster (FIFA - Fédération Internationale de Football Association)

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22 Aug 2014

(Source. FIFA - Fédération Internationale de Football Association) ... "[El Shaarawy] is the player I admire most, there's no one else," the Genoa player told FIFA.com in a matter-of-fact tone. Italian football buffs may have noticed that in addition to sharing similar looks and playing positions, there is another common denominator between Belloni and the 21-year-old striker known as 'the Pharaoh'. Genoa's youth team ... (noodl....(size: 3.7Kb)

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Why I insist on shaking sleeping Americans awake

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22 Aug 2014

“The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves.”. – Vladmir Lenin. We have found, again, in the center of Ferguson, Missouri, that provocateurs have been sent in to stir up domestic insurrection ... One individual came forward on video and stated, “What they doing is bringing these national guards in today. By next week, we will have St. Louis locked down ... [See video.] ... ... Note ... Egypt's new pharaoh 05/22/2013....(size: 105.8Kb)

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TVLine Items: Wonderland Genie Joins Tut, Syfy's Expanse Adds 24 Vet & More

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21 Aug 2014

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New Music: The Game 'What You Want'

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21 Aug 2014

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Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson has a global audience

Detroit news

21 Aug 2014

Julie Makinen Los Angeles Times Comments. A demonstrator throws back a tear gas container in one of several violent clashes with authorities since the fatal shooting of an unarmed 18-year-old by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. The crisis has gained a global audience. (Robert Cohen / AP) ... For the U.S ... A popular blogger in Cairo, who writes under the pseudonym The Big >Pharaoh, tweeted a picture from Ferguson and commented ... Tweet ... Sr....(size: 13.9Kb)

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Top Richard Thompson, PHARAOH

Pharaoh he sits in his tower of steel
The dogs of money all at his heel
Magicians cry, Oh Truth! Oh Real
We're all working for the Pharaoh
A thousand eyes, a thousand ears
He feeds us all, he feeds our fears
Don't stir in your sleep tonight, my dears
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Egypt Land, Egypt Land
We're all living in Egypt land
Tell me, brother, don't you understand
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Hidden from the eye of chance
The men of shadow dance a dance
And we're all struck into a trance
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Idols rise into the sky
Pyramids soar, Sphinxes lie
Head of dog, Osiris eye
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Egypt Land, Egypt Land
We're all living in Egypt land
Tell me, brother, don't you understand
We're all working for the Pharaoh
I dig a ditch, I shape a stone
Another battlement for his throne
Another day on earth is flown
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Call it England, call it Spain
Egypt rules with the whip and chain
Moses free my people again
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Egypt Land, Egypt Land
We're all living in Egypt land
Tell me, brother, don't you understand
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Pharaoh he sits in his tower of steel
Around his feet the princes kneel
Far beneath we shoulder the wheel

Top The Church, PHARAOH

Hi to all the people that are selling me
Here's one straight from the factory
They've sewn my eyes up in their sockets
I dip my hand into their pockets
Is there anybody there
I could swear I'm not alone
Show your faces if you dare
Slaving platinum to bone
One big man with a good connection
Takes the whole damn ship in the wrong direction
I don't mind him misinterpreting me
I hate it when he gets us lost out to sea
Late at night when I'm lying in bed
I've got to say a prayer for my daily bread
And early in the morning when I'm still asleep
You sit upon your throne making grown men weep, with boredom

Top Symphony X, PHARAOH

Music: Symphony X
Lyrics: Allen
Ancient lands, lost in time
Storms of sand, walls of lime
Surround this mask of death I wear
Awakened by intruder souls
The jackal screams as my stone gods behold
Desecraters of Ra
CHORUS
Pharaoh's curse upon you
Who dares to invade his sacred ground
Gods of the Nile arise to strike you down
Forgotten days of my rule,
Cities blazed with gold and jewel
Diamond symbol of riches beyond compare
Now I lay cold in this chamber of stone
Fools forsaken the wrath of my throne
Desecraters of Ra
CHORUS
Pharaoh's curse upon you
Who dares to invade his sacred ground
Gods of the Nile arise to strike you down
Mystic gods of the stars - I summon thee from afar
Sun, moon and earth - align for my rebirth
I feel the blood flow through my veins
The life force shines on me again
Let the ritual begin - you will pay for your sins
I am god, I am king of the land
The hour of judgement is at hand
Winds of revenge sweep through the sand
The mighty pharaoh lives again
SOLO
CHORUS
Pharaoh's curse upon you
Who dares to invade his sacred ground
Gods of the Nile arise to strike you down
Pharaoh's curse upon you
Who dares to invade his sacred ground

Top Spandau Ballet, PHARAOH

Going alone, going alone, going alone
Take that pharaoh
Going alone, going alone, going alone
Take that pharaoh
When the lights die down
You'll see them go
Going alone, going alone, going alone
Take that pharaoh
Going alone, going alone, going alone
Take that pharaoh
When the lights die down
You'll see them go
We are all living for the game
For the game, oh, Heaven is weeping
We are all living for the game
For the game, oh, Heaven is weeping
Please don't let my memory fail me now
'Cause I've waited all this time and I can't run another mile
Oh, please don't let the world know now
Please don't let the world know now
We are all living for the game
For the game, oh, Heaven is weeping
We are all living for the game

Top June Tabor, PHARAOH

Pharaoh he sits in his tower of steel
The dogs of money all at his heel
Magicians cry Oh Truth! Oh Real!
We're all working for the Pharaoh
A thousand eyes a thousand ears
He feeds us all he feeds our fears
Don't stir in your sleep tonight my dears
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Egypt Land Egypt Land
We're all living in Egypt land
Tell me brother don't you understand
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Hidden from the eye of chance
The men of shadow dance a dance
And we're all struck into a trance
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Idols rise into the sky
Pyramids soar Sphinxes lie
Head of dog Osiris eye
We're all working for the Pharaoh
I dig a ditch I shape a stone
Another battlement for his throne
Tell me brother do you understand
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Call it England call it Spain
Egypt rules with the whip and chain
Moses free my people again!
We're all working for the Pharaoh
And its Egypt Land! Egypt Land!
We're all living in Egypt Land
Tell me brother do'nt you understand
We're all working for the Pharaoh
Interlude
Pharaoh he sits in his tower of steel
Around his feet the princes kneel
Far below we shoulder the wheel

Top Chroming Rose, PHARAOH

No fucking rounds can hit him
no, no chain made can hold him
don't make that one mistake
turn your back your life he'll take
no, no standing army can turn him
the politicians don't understand him
he burns with fire, shines with hate
down on their knees to accept their fate
he is the pharao
the man who's shaping our destiny
madness – noone may stop – try
he lives to kill
he is the pharao
who knows what he has in store
just one more nasty surprise
we must prepare to strike back
he's just like a loaded gun
in the hand of a child
there is no time to run
he senses your presence close
he, he smells your fear nearby
you feel your anger slowly build
let's say good bye old man
have a nice try
he is the pharao
the man who's shaping our destiny
madness – noone may stop – try
he lives to kill
he is the pharao
who knows what he has in store
just one more nasty surprise

Top Pharaoh, Graveyard Of Empires

Waning strength feels always more eminent
To those it fails
The mighty, still falling, so muster their armies
And set the sails
In the burning twilight glow
Can’t you see your sun goes down for you?
Look with pity on people less powerful
See them cowered in fear
Say you’ve come to redeem them, but still they don’t
know
Just why you’re here
In the empty starless black
Don’t you know your sun is never coming back
The graveyard of empires is calling you
Calling you, it’s calling you
It’s calling you to conquer
The graveyard of empires is calling you
But will you live to see it through?
Over mountains,
Over deserts and over the fields
Crossed the oceans
Crossed the heavens and still no one yields to you
Days and months and years turn to decades
What power you had left is rapidly fading
Alive in the tomb are you laid
“Save us! Save us!
The savage betrayed us!
Save us! Save us!
We’re too great to die,” you pray
For the red of the day
Topple mountains
Clear the deserts
Burn the fields
They still won’t bow to you
Grab your chest, and clutch at the gaping wound
Your bloody shame
Your body will rot with the others before you
It ends the same
At the blinding break of dawn
In the foreign sun you pass forever on
The graveyard of empires is calling you
Calling you, it’s calling you
It’s calling you to conquer
The graveyard of empires is calling you

Top Pharaoh, Castles In The Sky

Hearts gone deaf to the cries
Ringing the death toll of freedom
Blind to pain in our eyes
Marching our way to the Colosseum
They grace a roaring applause
Masking out the voice of reason
Generations have suffered the cause
Justifying castles in the sky
Fortifying Castles In The Sky
Certifying heroes as they die
Why?
Behind a fortress of stone
Towering over the masses
The king looks after his own
Feeding and filling their privileged glasses
They drink the blood of our dead
From a sea of deep denial
Hold your tongue or he'll hand you your head
Pay your tax or get the axe
Respect the castles in the sky
Walls defending castles in the sky
Reprehending castles in the sky
Condescending castles in the sky
Rainbows ending castles in the sky
Far above
Calling us
Peace will come
Everything you're dreaming of
Like a dove
Soon enough
Leave the world to suffer
But why?
Walls defending castles in the sky
Reprehending castles in the sky
Condescending castles in the sky
Rainbows ending castles in the sky
The sky

Top Pharaoh, The Year Of The Blizzard

Sleep now my child
We will rest tonight
I am your shelter
From the storm outside
There is no sadness
In our song tonight
So until tomorrow
Say goodnight
At dawn, all I see is darkness
Deep snow surrounds the house
And there's no getting out
For days, we're trapped inside this fortress
The doors are frozen locked
The windows icy blocks
I know we won't get out tomorrow
It seems our freedom's taken
Replaced by desperation
And as the weeks go by in sorrow
We watch each other starve
And I prepare to carve
At a month's demand
Our supply surpassed
My secret plan
A grim repast
A chance to stay alive
In this world of frozen light
Hate to see the hunger
In your eyes
Take a piece from me
Even though I'm weakening
You will be alive
Another night
It might be insane
But there's no other way
Only one can survive
So I'll keep you alive
Ignoring the pain
I try to sustain
I hope you don't see
That I'm feeding you... me
Sleep now my child
I will keep you warm
Don't let your spirits
Be buried by the storm
Just close your eyes
Don't want you to see
Why you keep living
How much I bleed
So with this knife
I give you life
This is the last time
Come take my heart
Just as the sunshine
Comes to melt the dark
Last meal is given
The child is fed
Now the sun is risen
And I am dead
A chance to stay alive
In this world of frozen light
I took away the hunger
From your eyes
It was all in secrecy
But in piece by piece of me
I have given you

Top Pharaoh, Tormentor

Afraid To Walk The Streets
In The Coldness All Alone
The Blackness Of The Night
Engulfs Your Flesh And Bones
Hoping For Relief
From The Fear You Feel Inside
Losing All Perspective
Of Reality In The Night
Running From Shadows
Blinded By Fear
The Horror Of Nightfall
Is Ever So Near
I Slowly Surround You
As Terror Sets In
Are You Afraid Of The Night
I See The Fright In Your Eyes
As You Turn And Run
But Is Your Mind Playing Tricks
On A Body So Very Young
Feeling As If No One Cares
The Fear Runs Down Your Spine
But I Know I'll Never Rest
Until I Know You're Mine
Running From Shadows
Blinded By Fear
The Horror Of Nightfall
Is Ever So Near
I Slowly Surround You
As Terror Sets In
Are You Afraid Of The Night
Afraid To Walk The Streets
In The Coldness All Alone
The Blackness Of The Night
Engulfs Your Flesh And Bones
Feeling As No One Cares
The Fear Runs Down Your Spine
But I Know I'll Never Rest
Until I Know You're Mine
I Know You're Mine
To Late To Hide
To Late To Save Your Life

Top Pharaoh, Burn With Me

Won't be dark tonight
A great despair, we know why
Some say it's alright
But we all know, that's a lie
I fear the day that's coming
Bring back the night to me
Yeah
Voices from the crowd
Said burn the earth, it's allowed
Chaos coming now
And we all know, it won't go out
I fear for all tomorrow
Don't need the sun to see
A world in sleepless sorrow
In flames eternally
Burn with me
By my light, you will see
Burn with me
Paradise will never be
And now in the twilight
I see the smoke rise
Burn with me
By my light, you will see
Burn with me
Paradise will never be
Outside in the twilight
I see the smoke rise
Oh, in fires in the distance
Our sadness glowing
Burning on

Top Pharaoh, White Light

It's another heroes' sunset
I'm riding on the Great North Road
Coiled and tensed in wonder
As the land turns burning gold
[Chorus:]
Out in the sun, out in the wind
I'm nearly ready now to come back again
We are silent in this worship
Beneath the breathing of the summer trees
They sparkle in a dance of silver
As the light falls through the leaves
[Chorus:]
Out in the sun, out in the wind
I'm nearly ready now to come back again
So from the wisdom of trances, the armies of Jesus
To the Voodoo possessions, the different disguises
At dusk in the mountains, all bowed in surrender
A thousand voices calling out a million names
We knelt as we lit the candles
Around the little shrine
Take me back to the white light
I want to go there again
[Chorus:]
Out in the sun, out in the wind

Top Pharaoh, The Wolves

Call her your queen
And lay a bed of roses at her feet
Court the obscene
And lay with the swine
Her pledges and promises
Naked lies that beg your own decline
See no wrong in this
You're drunk on her venomous wine
Poison fills your cup
And when your mouth starts to foam
You trust that you're rightly riled
Frothing bile
Yank the leash, command it to comply
The Wolves are coming
Raise the whip and dare it to defy
The Wolves are coming
You thought you raised a dog, and wonder why
The wolf has bloodlust in his eyes
You're the trembling prey
Wolves will not obey
Slave in the mines
And praise your masters' magnanimity
Die for his diamonds
And groan for his gold
Unguarded and tame
Broken by the hypnotizing hold
Think you're high from the flames
But you're feverish out in the cold
Your life is cheaply sold
And then when the coal runs out
And the mountains are stripped and bare
Where's your share?
Yank the leash, command it to comply
The Wolves are coming
Raise the whip and dare it to defy
The Wolves are coming
You thought you raised a dog, and wonder why
The wolf has bloodlust in his eyes
You're the trembling prey
Wolves will not obey
Hacking and lame
Deny yourself the wanted medicine
The mark in a game
That you think you control
Wager with your soul
And so you howl with the wolves
But the scent on the wind is yours
The bloody track is yours
Yank the leash, command it to comply
The Wolves are coming
Raise the whip and dare it to defy
The Wolves are coming
You thought you raised a dog, and wonder why
The wolf has bloodlust in his eyes
You're the trembling prey

Top Pharaoh, In Your Hands

Break your back, all the action
Takes your breath away
Grind the gears, after years, it’s
Just another day
A wicked lie told coldly by
Dead voices in the sky
Says you should just obey because they
Own you ‘til you die
They don’t want you to know
They think that you don’t know
It’s an illusion of control
Oh-oh-oh
Only you decide the time is right to
Go-oh-oh
Make a difference to the world around you
No-oh-oh
Don’t let the devils in the sky deceive you
Oh-oh-oh
You have the power now
In your hands
So here’s the plan
Trip the switch, trick the system
Snipe it from inside
This mad machine’s worst enemy
Could be itself tonight
Right behind your tired eyes
Your spirit is the spark
Blast the light, let loose the lightning
Show them you’re in charge!
They don’t want you to know
They think that you don’t want to know
That you decide what they control
Oh-oh-oh
Only you decide the time is right to
Go-oh-oh
Make a difference to the world around you
No-oh-oh
Don’t let the devils in the sky deceive you
Oh-oh-oh
You have the power now
In your hands
Under the circuitry humming
Rings a warning of shame
Soon an unholy cavalry’s coming
Waiting, waiting
You reexamine the riddle
No, it’s never too late
Realize the solution is simple
By your hands escape
Oh-oh-oh
Only you decide the time is right to
Go-oh-oh
Make a difference to the world around you
No-oh-oh
Don’t let the devils in the sky deceive you
Oh-oh-oh
You have the power now

Top Pharaoh, The Spider's Thread

In total darkness, slime is the air that I breathe
The stifled choking of sinners is all that I hear
Forever drowning, clawing for life in a bloody sea
But after ages, I feel something new to be near
A thread in the blackness above!
I start the climbing, pulling myself up the thread
Unto the heavens, hand over hand to a great salvation
Up many miles, the Mountain of Needles is small down
below
My arms grow tired, ascending the silk to escape
damnation
Looking down, I see a line
A thousand sinners close behind
Return to hell
This thread is mine!
(snap)
Oh! Can I ever hope to recover?
Back into the sea
The heaving depths of my misery
No! Can I hope again to discover
A thread to set me free

Top Pharaoh, Cry

An earthen melody
Enchants my ears
An evening symphony of tears hanging in the sky
I dream of better years
A distant sun
I watch the rain and wonder whether you and I can ever
Hope to find that way again
Hope to walk that road together
It could take forever
Wait for all the tears to end
For what we could have been
Could have that chance again
We won't know how it ends without one more try
Before we fade
We turn to grey
Remember why we turned away
Is it too late?
Before we die
You and I
Open wide our eyes
Ready for another day to cry
An echoed memory
Returns to me
A voice is speaking from the river ever flowing by
It washes out my heart
And leaves me cold
I mourn for all the days of old and I wonder can we
Hope to find that way again
Hope to walk that road together
I could wait forever
Counting on the tears to end
For what we could have been
Could have that chance again
We won't know how it ends without one more try
For what we could have been
This might be the end
At least I found a friend not afraid to cry