top 10 turn based strategy games
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despite many games turning to action and excitement some will always chase after that slow and steady thinking pace join http:wwwwatchmojocom as we countdown our picks for the top 10 turn based strategy games

justice - on039n039on
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justiceon 039n039 ondirected by alexandre courtes produced by divisionon n on epincluded remixes by brodinski erol alkan rick rubin tiga video villagereleased on january 30thsingle available on pre order : http:wwwsmarturlitjusticeonanonit

afterburner with bill whittle: three and a half days
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see more afterburner with bill whittle at http:wwwpjtvcomthe occupy wall street protesters are complaining about everything from corporations to having to repay student loans is america the victim of its own success have we created a generation of self-entitled cry babies is it time to make these people spend three and half days in the woods so that they can appreciate what capitalism has given them find out

history of the sumerians and early bronze age mesopotamia 7000 - youtube
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in this video we039re going to take a look at the history of the sumerians and early bronze age mesopotamia 7000 we039ll discuss the important developments tha

god bless america - frank039s speech
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why have civilization anymore if we no longer are interested in being civilizied

the sagan series part 7 - the long astronomical perspective
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stranded in the wilderness - horror minecraft simulation - youtube
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justice - civilization
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justicecivilizationdiscover the new video of justicedirected by edouard salier civilization epincluded the video and remixes from mr oizo and the fucking champsrelease on 6th june 2011single available http:bitlyitunescivilization

i built every minecraft structure in lego - youtube
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lego but itrsquos from the 80rsquoshellip - youtube
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what was lego like 40 years ago i spend over 1000 on old forgotten lego to find outhellip instagram for bts sneak peaks updates special announcements: http

mesopotamia: crash course world history 3
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in which john presents mesopotamia and the early civilizations that arose around the fertile crescent topics covered include the birth of territorial kingdoms empires neo-assyrian torture tactics sacred marriages ancient labor practices the world039s first law code and the great failed romance of john039s undergrad yearsour friends at thought bubble are making a movie funded by kickstarter and you should check it out and join me in donating: http:wwwkickstartercomprojectssapiencefilmsapience-the-search-for-wisdomresources:the british museum039s mesopotamia site: http:dftba-mesopotamiathe epic of gilgamesh: http:dftba-gilgatext or get a hard copy at http:dftba-gilgamesh2mesopotamia: assyrians sumerians babylonians by enrico ascalone: http:dftba-mesothe mesopotamians by tmbg: http:dftba-tmbmesopotamianscredits:written by raoul meyer and john greenproduced by stan mulleranimations by smart bubble society: http:thoughtbubbleorgthought bubble team:suzanna brusikiewiczjonathon corbiereallan levyjin kyung myungjames tueradam winnikoriginal music: jason weidnerscript supervisor ampamp doll costumer: danica johnsonset design: donna sinkprops: brian mccutcheonphotos courtesy of:mbzthardnfastmarie lan-nguyen

i gave 100 minecraft players a 10000 block-long wall to build anything - youtube
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welcome to the edge of our minecraft earth server it is incredibly long and we must seal itwatch more minecraft builds: https:wwwyoutubecomplaylistlis

europe without christianity: - relativism atheism and islam
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while christianity is still very relevant in the united states and is exploding in the developing world europe today has sunk below unbelief and is now labeled quotchristophobicquot and quotanti-religiousquot ooo ooo ooodecline and fall: europe039s slow motion suicide by bruce s thorntonit used to be said that when it came to worldviews americans were from mars and europeans were from venus but a new school of thought posits a different role for our continental counterparts europe in this schema is more like a dying star: a once-brilliant civilization whose best days lie behind it that has lost the internal strength to endure and that is headed toward oblivion bruce thornton a classics professor at california state university is the latest to take up this thesis in decline and fall he makes the case that a number of factorsincluding unsustainable welfare states dwindling birthrates undiscriminating immigration laws a society disconnected from the transcendent truths of christianity and a failure to confront the gathering threat of islamic jihadism aggressivelyare leading europe to commit quotslow-motion suicidequotgovernment largesse may seem an unlikely source of civilizational decline but thornton shows that it is indeed cause for concern a massive influx of immigrants from the middle east unassimilated into european society contributes little to economic growth meanwhile tax receipts required to sustain social-welfare benefits may dry up as europe ages as the economist recently reported the projected median age in europe in 2050 will be 53 meaning that a large population of young workers will be necessary to support the older generation039s exit from the economyunfortunately there may not be enough workers thornton identifies another sign of europe039s fall from prominence: its ongoing baby bust despite policies like paid leave for new parents benefit checks for children until the age of 18 and subsidies for child care european births remain below the replacement rate of 21 births per woman combine this population decline with a boom in muslim immigration from the middle east and you have the makings of what scholar bat ye039or has called quoteurabiaquoteurope039s historic cathedrals overflow with tourists not parishioners he rightly observes related to the decline of faith is the rise of multiculturalism in equal measure admiring of third world cultures and disdainful of the west it renders europeans quotincapable of defending their civilization against those who would destroy itquotthornton leaves no doubt as to the identity of these enemies the european union he writes is now home to between 15 and 20 million muslims many of whom are not only unassimilated to the broader culture but also openly and sometimes violently hostile to it some of the blame he acknowledges must fall on european countries freeing up their economies might have given immigrants a chance to prosper but they opted instead to throw money at the immigration problem in the form of welfare programs rage-filled ethnic ghettos like france039s mainly muslim banlieues are the unintended resultbut the fault lies too with the immigrants themselves unafraid of controversy thornton contends that a leading cause of violence among muslim immigrants is their faith not distortions of islam but quotcore islamic beliefsquot about unbelievers and the obligations of jihad are what drive islamic extremists to abhor and on occasion attack their adoptive countries in support of this view which will not endear him to the council on american-islamic relations and its european equivalents thornton marshals a bevy of well-known yet determinedly ignored statistics for example 40 percent of british muslims approve of introducing sharia in the country nearly as many consider british culture to be a threat to the muslim way of life anticipating the familiar objection that a quotsmall minority of extremistsquot has hijacked the peaceful muslim faith thornton calls attention to the troubling fact that 13 percent of british muslimssome 200000 peoplesay that they support violence against those who have offended them or their faith between one-third and one-fourth of french spanish and british muslims have quotsometimesquot supported suicide bombers the usual tactic of those challenged with these details is to level charges of quotislamophobiaquot against their critics thornton justifiably dismisses such reactions as quotsmear terms used to demonize the unexceptional and empirically verifiable notion that in many respects western culture is superior to othersquottags: roots europe relativism christianity islam atheism god jesus holy spirit bible christian history western civilization

8000 years older than pyramids gobekli tepe human039s first yet known temple in northern kurdistan
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gobekli tepe kurdish: gir navok is a hilltop sanctuary built on the highest point of an elongated mountain ridge about 15 km northeast of the kurdish town of urfa in northern kurdistan the site currently undergoing excavation by german archaeologistsand was erected by hunter-gatherers in the 10th millennium bc ca 11500 years ago before the advent of sedentism gbekli tepe is the oldest human-made place of worship yet discovered until excavations began a complex on this scale was not thought possible for a community so ancient the oldest occupation layer stratum iii contains monolithic pillars linked by coarsely built walls to form circular or oval structures so far four such buildings with diameters between 10 and 30m have been uncovered geophysical surveys indicate the existence of 16 additional structuresstratum ii dated to pre-pottery neolithic b ppnb 7500 - 6000 bc has revealed several adjacent rectangular rooms with floors of polished lime reminiscent of roman terrazzo floors the most recent layer consists of sediment deposited as the result of agricultural activitythe monoliths are decorated with carved reliefs of animals and of abstract pictograms these signs cannot be classed as writing but may represent commonly understood sacred symbols as known from neolithic cave paintings elsewhere the very carefully carved reliefs depict lions bulls boars foxes gazelles asses snakes and other reptiles insects arachnids and birds particularly vultures and water fowl vultures also feature in the iconography of the neolithic sites of atalhyk and jericho it is believed that in the early neolithic culture of kurdistan and the near east the deceased were deliberately exposed in order to be excarnated by vultures and other birds of prey the head of the deceased was sometimes removed and preservedpossibly a sign of ancestor worship there are freestanding sculptures as well that may represent wild boars or foxes as they are heavily encrusted with lime it is sometimes difficult to tell comparable statues have been discovered at neval ori and nahal hemarthe quarries for the statues are located on the plateau itself some unfinished pillars have been found there in situ the biggest unfinished pillar is still 69 m long a length of 9m has been reconstructed this is much larger than any of the finished pillars found so far the stone was quarried with stone picks bowl-like depressions in the limestone rocks may already have served as mortars or fire-starting bowls in the epipalaeolithicwhile the structures are primarily temples more recently smaller domestic buildings have been uncovered despite this it is clear that the primary use of the site was cultic and not domestic schmidt believes this quotcathedral on a hillquot was a pilgrimage destination attracting worshipers up to a hundred miles distant butchered bones found in large numbers from local game such as deer gazelle pigs and geese suggest that ritual feasting and perhaps sacrifice were regularly practiced heregbekli tepe is regarded as an archaeological discovery of the greatest importance since it profoundly changes our understanding of a crucial stage in the development of human societies apparently the erection of monumental complexes was within the capacities of hunter-gatherers and not only of sedentary farming communities as had been previously assumed in other words as excavator klaus schmidt put it: quotfirst came the temple then the cityquot this revolutionary hypothesis will have to be supported or modified by future researchthis article was partially taken from wikipedia

dead society part 14
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full playlist: http:wwwyoutubecomview_play_listp=6dc0ab6062c974aathomas toivonen039s dead society 2007 is based on an interview with prominent anarcho-primitivist john zerzan using a collage of science fiction film animal liberation front actions footage of protest and riots ethnographic film and much more toivonen presents a dark vision of the problems we face dead society offers a sometimes harsh diy aesthetic in stark contrast to the slick professionalism of many documentaries dead society is controversial and jarring but never boring it will leave you thinking