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Policymakers and the public view higher education achievement as central to the economic viability of both individuals and the nation. This belief further heightens their concerns about the affordability of higher education, which has seen growth in its cost to students and families outstrip the rate of inflation for decades. Given technology's impact in creating efficiencies and improving performance in other economic sectors, many see it as a critical tool for reducing, if not reversing, the rate of growth in higher education costs and thus preserving access to higher education for moderate- and low-income students.
Technology's potential to support affordability depends heavily on institutional capacity to adapt academic and administrative processes to capture the efficiencies and performance improvements technology may offer. Some argue, though, that adapting existing business models may not be enough. They stress that technology makes entirely new higher education business models possible, particularly via online learning, and that these new models are the key to a lower-cost, higher-outcomes future. Regardless of whether higher education faces evolution, revolution, or both, the ever-growing demand for and necessity of higher education will challenge institutions to use technology to reduce costs, increase access, and improve outcomes.
The following resources include information on how to keep college affordable, from government guidelines on providing prospective students transparent college costs to new higher education business models.
Federal Response
President Obama's Blueprint for Keeping College Affordable and Within Reach for All Americans, White House, January 2012. President Obama explains the importance of a shared responsibility by the federal government, states, and colleges and universities to work together to keep higher education affordable for Americans.
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- College Abacus enables students to compare projected financial aid packages across schools and to identify schools within their budgets.
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- A Gamble with Consequences: State Lottery-Funded Scholarship Programs as a Strategy for Boosting College Affordability,
American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Policy Brief, Septebmer 2014. This policy brief discusses the evolution of state lottery-funded scholarship programs and provides a critical look at both the benefits and drawbacks in the programs' design and outcomes. The paper reveals that, when examining these programs through the frameworks of finance, college access and affordability, and issues of politics and philosophy, many unintended and detrimental consequences may arise.
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"Technology and the Broken Higher Education Cost Model: Insights from the Delta Cost Project," EDUCAUSE Review, September/October 2012. This article illuminates the idea that unless the use of technology—whether in instruction or in the operation of the institution—is guided by an understanding of higher education costs and cost structures, its use will not fix the problem of a broken higher education cost model.
"Chapter 9: Western Governors University," Game Changers, May 2012. Western Governors University (WGU) was designed using technology to provide education that is accessible, flexible, and affordable without compromising quality. The founding governors knew that technology must take a transformational role in education in order to change the way we measure learning, expand the notion of how learning happens, and make possible learning that can take place anytime, anywhere. WGU has continued to provide affordable education at per-student tuition of approximately $6,000 for a 12-month year. Students, on average, graduate with a bachelor's degree in 30 months, compared to a 60-month average for other institutions.
"Chapter 14: University of the People," Game Changers, May 2012. A key focus of the University of the People is to serve as a model for universities and governments by encouraging an industry-wide, global drop in education prices as it models the delivery of higher education at significantly less expense with its creative infrastructure. At its core, this innovative university hopes to create positive change in worldwide higher education through its disruptive effect.
"Rethinking Higher Education Business Models," March 2012. Information technology has long been seen as a major key to meeting this challenge, but the results thus far have been disappointing. In this brief from the Center for American Progress, the authors argue that the fault is not with the technology but rather in the ways it has been deployed.
Fixing the Broken Textbook Market: How Students Respond to High Textbook Costs and Demand Alternatives, U.S. Pirg Education Fund and The Student PIRGS, January 2014. During the fall of 2013, the Student PIRGs conducted a survey of 2,039 students from more than 150 different university campuses.
"Case Study 21: Shaping the Path to Digital: The Indiana University eTexts Initiative", Game Changers, May 2012. This case study focuses on the use of digital textbooks for cheaper and better access to content. This case study describes a pilot study to full implementation at Indiana University (IU), which is now in a trial phase at five peer institutions.
"Dramatically Bringing Down the Cost of Education with OER: How Open Education Resources Unlock the Door to Free Learning," February 2012. This issue brief from the Center for American Progress and EDUCAUSE seeks to provide a substantive understanding of OER and at the same time inform the emerging public debate over their use in public education. It is important that OER be part of the broader conversation concerning spiraling education costs and the need to make education more accessible and affordable at all levels.
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January 28, 2013
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- Hallmarks of the Breakthrough Models, #2: Student Support
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- Napster, Udacity, and the Academy
November 12, 2012
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- Breakthrough Models for College Completion: The Next Generation of Models for Higher Education
November 28, 2012
Updated October 2013 This compilation of Next Generation Learning Challenges (NGLC) grantee profiles illustrates the innovative approaches of 9 new postsecondary degree program designs …
- Online Undergraduate Degree Completion Program: University of Washington
November 28, 2012
Updated October 2013 This flagship institution in the state of Washington is offering a low-cost online bachelor's degree completion program, designed to serve working adults with some c…
- The Texas Affordable Baccalaureate Program
November 28, 2012
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- Personalized Learning at Northern Arizona University
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Updated March 2015 Northern Arizona University launched a Personalized Learning program in spring 2013 to offer bachelor's degrees that are more accessible, flexible, and efficient. Each…
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November 28, 2012
Updated October 2013 New Charter University delivers relevant, outcomes-driven learning and college degrees where the university's courses and content are freely available on the Inter…
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Francisco Sanchez Porras was riding his bicycle northbound on 61st Street when he failed to stop for a red light at Imperial Avenue at about 3 p.m. Wednesday, according to the county Medical Examiner's Office. Two eastbound vehicles struck the Bonita High Vista School student, with the second hitting him after he'd been thrown onto the roadway, police said. He died at the scene. On Friday, Porras' family shared pictures and memories of a teenager who had a positive attitude, a zest for life and loved to make others laugh.His sister said Porras had recently talked to a Marine recruiter at school to sign on with them next year."We are devastated," Xenia Sanchez told 10News. "It's just not clicking yet. He was a kid who loved life. He loved riding his bike and always looked for the positive in any situation."Sanchez said Porras' racing bike was his pride and joy. He paid for and built it himself."It's called a 'fixie,'" said Sanchez. "He put it together and we just want to warn people to check the safety of these build-it-yourself type bikes. It's a racing bike built for speed, but his brakes were wasted, according to what the police told us
We hope people will learn from this and just be careful."Porras' cousin, Sophia Garza said he was a class clown and the family jokester."We were always very close," she told 10News. "Everyone who met him loved him so much. He once joked that when he died he wanted people to be happy, eat and drink and celebrate and don't be sad. We just loved him and will miss him so much."Porras was also a member of the varsity swim team at Bonita Vista High School. Classmate and fellow swim team member Christian Preston Rubio said he was the last person to spend time with Porras."We hang out every day after school and he just had left and said he felt like going for a bike ride after school," said Rubio. "He was a great guy
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For those who might not remember back to last March: 2.6.12 contains, among other things, a driver for the "trusted computing" (TPM) chip found in Thinkpads (and elsewhere), SuperHyway bus support, a multilevel security implementation for SELinux, device mapper multipath support, the address space randomization patches, a restored Philips webcam driver (still lacking full functionality), full I/O barrier support for serial ATA drives, resource limits which can be used to allow unprivileged users to run tasks with realtime priority, and a huge pile of fixes.
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Hi there everyone,
I'd class myself as new to this stuff, even though I put my first kit together in 1974! Most of the time I'd be guessing or using stuff supplied in kits, and getting average results. But this time I think I know what I want? I did some modelling with some reasonable (ie not too expensive) 8" woofers, and have decided on a twin 8" woofer full range. One of the woofers will be in a sealed enclosure, the second will be 4th order bandpass. It looks good on paper, but I don't know how the speaker wiring will effect things. I can use 4 ohm or 8 ohm drivers. I want the speakers to be passive, so how should I configure the 2 woofers to operate from one crossover. Or is that not possible? Anyone out there done this? |
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umm, the conventional answer to this is that it's probably not a good idea to run 2 full range drivers together because of comb filtering at high freqs.
Because the boxes you propose will give different efficiencies, perhaps you could run 1x 4 ohm in the sealed box, and 1x 8 ohm in the BR box? If you run them like this as a '1.5' xover system it should work. What are the speakers, and do you have their parameters? |
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The woofer in the fourth order bandpass box will roll off naturally before it hits the midrange. Fourth order bandpass = sealed chamber in back of driver, ported chamber in front.
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I probably confused you by putting the words "full range" in there . My mistake. The speaker will be using a Vifa 5" midrange and a ribbon tweeter and will be a 3 way sortof. The 8" woofers I proposed to use are J Car Response (CW2136)
I want to use a conventional 12db 3 way crossover and run both woofers from that. So really its a 3 way enclosed speaker with a 4th order bandpass sub stuck on the bottom. So back to the original question. What would be the best way to drive both woofers, or more specifically, will running them in parallel of the one cossover work? |
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Q. I have a 10-year-old black-and-tan, Smooth Dachshund. I recently added a red, Longhaired Dachshund who is now six months old. He has a beautiful tail full of hair that someone called "feathering." The hair on his hind end has begun to curl, as has the coat on his chest. The rest of his body hair is flat except for a tuft just around the shoulder area. His ears are covered in curly hair. He is red with a black line in his tail and some black on his ears. Can you give me more information about this coat type? A. "Feathering" is the term we use in the dog world for the longer fringe of hair found on the ears, the chest, the backs of the legs and the underside of the tail.
The fact that your Longhaired Dachshund's red coat has black tips makes him a red sable. Sabling refers to the black tipping and is a marking rather than a color since the pattern is found on many breeds, from silver sable German Shepherds to gold sable and mahogany sable Collies and Shelties.
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Connected to history: Daughter of a Civil War veteran
Ruth Gryder holds tight to memories, history
Ruth Pasour Gryder's father was wounded 148 years ago.
On Aug. 9, 1862 Pvt. David Rufus Pasour, then a 24-year-old in the Confederate States Army, was shot during a battle against Union forces at Cedar Run in northern Virginia. Pasour, who lost his arm as a result of that Civil War battle 148 years ago, is the beloved father of Ruth Gryder, a resident of Cornelius in 2010.
Gryder, who will turn 94 in September and who has lived in Cornelius for more than 60 years, shared some stories about her father recently. Living children of Civil War soldiers are rare these days. Her stories help capture first-hand accounts of history.
Not far away, youngsters ages 8 to 14 recently finished up Civil War camp at Latta Plantation. Gryder smiled broadly when told about the camp.
That's one way of learning history. Listening to Gryder is another.
Gently holding her father's powder horn and his Southern Cross of Honor, Gryder passes on stories that her mother told her about his injury and other sacrifices:
"He lay on the battlefield for three days. Maggots got in the wound and saved his life by stopping the infection. He never took a disability pension. He said other men needed it more than him. His brother Ephraim was killed at Chancellorsville. They found him up against a tree."
David Pasour was born in Dallas, N.C., on Oct. 28, 1838. He enlisted in the Confederate Army on July 3, 1861, and mustered with "B" Company of the 28th Regiment of North Carolina. He was discharged on Feb. 2, 1863, after losing his arm to amputation as a result of his wound.
Following the war, Pasour served as a clerk for Gaston County. He married Minnie Maxwell in 1915 as a robust 77-year-old, and a year later, his young bride delivered Dorothy Ruth.
Pasour died when his daughter Ruth was young, but she remembers him well.
"He was tall, slender and well-dressed. We would walk in the woods. He liked to walk in the woods and work his garden. He would do exercise," Gryder recalled.
One of Gryders' photos depicts a young Pasour in his pressed, gray dress uniform. His rifle is cocked, with the butt held in his right hand and the barrel resting on his left arm. His face is young and smooth with the hint of a grin floating above the idea of a beard.
A later photo depicts Pasour and his young wife with daughter Ruth, about age 2. He is lean and stoic with his amputated right arm hidden by Ruth, who stands on a stool.
She lights up with pride when she speaks of her father.
"I'm proud of him. I jumped up and down and cried at his funeral," she said.
Gryder loves travel and poetry. Her poems are pressed alongside her father's letters in the family album.
Gryder lives with her sister-in-law, Mano Fincannon, and their 24-hour live-in helper, Gail Miller, in the Cornelius home that she and her late husband Theodore built 60 years ago. Theodore and Ruth met when they were 14, and both worked at various jobs in local textile mills. He died in 2005. Their son Dennis lives in Florida.
"I've grown so much in spirit and mind because of these women," said Miller. "There's not a day that goes by that I don't learn something from them."
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Skip to storyDell's little five-inch tablet, the Streak, has gotten official, and it will launch in the UK "early next month". The Snapdragon 1-GHz-equipped Android slate has been Dell's worst-kept secret for a while, but now at last it has made it (almost) into the light and revealed a rather dirty little secret: it will run the ancient Android 1.6 OS.
The Streak will be available on the O2 network and sold through O2 or Carphone Warehouse, whose press release says that "Dell [has] confirmed an over-the-air Android upgrade for Streak, complete with full flash 10 support, which will be available a bit later on in the year." Given the tardiness with which carriers apply these updates and we won't be holding our breath for Froyo to appear on the Streak.
The tablet, which unlike the iPad can actually make phone calls (if you're willing to hold such a monster up to your ear), has a 5MP camera (with LED "flash"), a 5-inch WVGA touch screen, GPS along with 3G, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and ships with a 16GB microSD card. Despite the imminent launch, O2 has still not set a price.
It'll be very interesting to see how this does. On one hand, it is a rather large but very functional cellphone. On the other, it is a more portable alternative to the iPad that will also replace your phone. The price will be key, so stay tuned. More official pictures below.
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To declare that the electorate is now "divided" implies that it was previously "united." This, to say the least, is a strange way of describing what has historically been one of the most unequal countries in the entire world.
Today, the Earth got a little hotter, and a little more crowded. South Florida and Sea Level Rise - A Slow Motion Catastrophe - latest in the This I...
The ocean is to relax and the jungle to find adventure. There is great food and drinks in both so while in Belize, why not have it all?
With the motto "Skateboards for plastic-free oceans," and the slogan "Ride your Footprint," Bureo aims to reduce the amount of sea pollution by recycling discarded fishing nets -- which make up 10 percent of the world's ocean pollution -- into skateboard decks.
A major move by Obama on Cuba may well go a long way in dampening the region's skepticism toward Washington. But neither will it create the conditions for a return to the kind of policy agenda the New York Time editorial board appears to expect.
Fresh off a surprising victory in the first round of Brazil's presidential election, Aécio Neves suddenly seems like a man with a real chance at leading the first center-right administration in 12 years.
Being a Colombian living in North America means that many, many times I have to listen to some of the most ridiculous myths about South America. This ...
When it comes down to brass tacks, travel agents and destination-marketing companies love us LGBTQs -- so much so that they use the term "gay capital" as a lure. Sometimes they are spot-on. Other times it's a little dubious. So here is the question: What makes a "gay capital" just that?
Anthony Bourdain's very existence is against the odds, and his wanderlust almost inevitable.
Despite leading in the polls, despite having the support of a much stronger party organization in 2014, despite running a much more disciplined and politically moderate campaign and despite the sympathy of Brazilians mourning Campos, Silva failed.
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A Chronology of the Holocene Period |
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Introduction The Patriarchs and the Pharaohs | |
Part I: Alignment of Hebrew, Egyptian, and Assyrian King-lists | |
Chapter One Solomon and Shoshenq | Chapter Two Joseph and Thutmosis IV |
Chapter Three Children of Merneptah―Moses, Miriam, and Seti II | Chapter Four Judges of the Pharaoh |
Chapter Five Abraham and the Kingdom of Ugarit | Chapter Six Ham, Shem, and the First Dynasty of Babylon |
Chapter Seven Jewish Kingdoms―Israel and the House of David | Chapter Eight Adam and Atlas―Eden and the Fall of Atlantis |
Chapter Nine Seth and Typhon―Identifying the Agent of Destruction | Chapter Ten Noah and Menes―The Ark at Thebes |
Chapter Eleven Sargon, Naram-Sin, and the Egyptian Seventh Dynasty | Chapter Twelve Tangled Bloodlines |
Chapter Thirteen The Hyksos and the Hebrews | Chapter Fourteen The Phaistos Disc and the Early Kings of Crete |
Part II: After the Sack of Rome | |
Chapter Fifteen AD 429―The Rise of the Pendragons | Chapter Sixteen Twilight—AD 536 |
Chapter Seventeen AD 854—Pope Joan | Chapter Eighteen 1066—The Norman Conquest and the Orbit of Halley's Comet |
Chapter Nineteen 1487—Leonardo in the East | Chapter Twenty 1593—"Shakespeare" and Marlowe (Future) |
Part III: The Golden Age | |
Chapter Twenty-One 4375 BC—Orion in India | Chapter Twenty-Two 6369 BC—Gemini in Bosnia |
Chapter Twenty-Three 7450 BC—The Rise of the Shemsu-Hor (In Process) | |
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Appendix A Alignment of the Sothis of Pseudo-Manetho with Josephus and Manetho | Appendix B Alignment of Diodorus with Eratosthenes, Herodotus, and Manetho |
Appendix C Origins of the Tarot Deck (downloadable pdf files) | Appendix D The Indus Valley Kings, from Surya until Takshac |
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+ February 21, 2014: I notice that Neferhotep I of the 13th Dynasty has been identified with the Egyptian king to whom Yantin Hammu of Byblos gave homage shortly after the death of Shamshi-Adad I of Assyria. This places the rule of Neferhotep around 1730 BC, in line with William Albright, and suggests a longer rather than a shorter 2nd Intermediate Period, in line with the current reconstruction. I have also transferred the nine kings from Eratosthenes beginning with Myrtæus Ammonodotus and ending with Penteathyris from the 11th to the 10th Egyptian Dynasty, suggesting the identity of the fragmentary Mer[...] from the Turin Royal Canon with Myrtæus, the fragmentary Shed[...] with Shitikabere of the Phaistos Disc, and Djedkare Shema of the Abydos List and Phaistos Disc (Shime) with the Semphrucrates of Eratosthenes. This places a second Egyptian on the throne of Crete after the death of Sargon and raises the possibility that Crete was ruled by the Egyptians during the entire 10th Dynasty. It is not clear exactly how Eratosthenes translated (transferred is perhaps a better word) the names of the Egyptian kings into Greek, though it looks like, at least in the case of the 10th Dynasty, he took the nomen of the Egyptian king and found a similar sounding though not necessarily related Greek word and followed it with a descriptor, such as "Tyrant."
+ March 18, 2014: I have made some minor modifications to the final sections of Chapter Twelve. It appears that the story of Mary, the daughter of Eleazar mentioned by Josephus, who made a burnt offering of her son, was the daughter of that same Eliezer who was the father of Jose and the grandfather of Er in the genealogy from Luke. This reinforces my suspicion that at least some of the elements of the story of Jesus are even older than the story of Zeus, the purported father of King Minos.
+ April 28, 2014: I have made some minor modifications to the entries for the 10th Dynasty of Eratosthenes in the table of Egyptian kings in the section "Decoding Manetho" in Chapter Eleven. Based on the Turin Papyrus and on Eratosthenes, it looks like there were in fact 9 kings in the 10th Dynasty. The further seven kings from the Abydos List and the final 10 from Manetho remain unidentified. UPDATE, June 15: It appears that the final 3 kings from the Abydos List are actually Intef I, II, and III of the 11th Dynasty, bringing the remaining 13 kings from the 10th Dynasty in line with the Turin Papyrus and suggesting that Eratosthenes is missing the final 4 kings from the 10th Dynasty.
+ May 3, 2014: I have made some minor modifications to the entry for 4375 BC in the master chronological table in Chapter Eight based on The Orion of B. G. Tilak, who appears to have been the only one who ever managed to draw reasonable conclusions from the nakshatra data in the Rigveda and the Brahmanas. Godfrey Higgins thought that 4400 marked the beginning of the Age of Taurus, whereas Tilak calls the succeeding age the "Orion period," marked by the nakshatras Mrigaçiras and Ardra, the stars λ,φ1,φ2 Orionis and α Orionis respectively. This is also the "Year Zero" of Hamlet's Mill, when the ancients believed the precession of the equinoxes had begun, when Amlodhi's Quern began to grind out salt. Tilak's position is that the earliest manifestation of the nakshatra system referred to the actual zodiacal stars and not to a synthetic system of 27 or 28 evenly spaced asterisms. I have also added the names of the Indian asterisms in the blue and gray table in Chapter Nine in order to clarify the argument in the upcoming Chapter 21.
+ July 13, 2014: Work on Chapter Twenty-One is progressing at a snail's pace. I finally managed to extract a usable table of Indian asterisms and approximate dates when they marked the vernal equinox using the tables in Burgess (1978) and the illustration published by de Santillana in the 1st edition of Hamlet's Mill. One interesting possibility has presented itself. If Bal Tilak is to be taken seriously, he may have discovered the reason why the Harappan civilization is not mentioned in the Rig Veda. According to Tilak, the Rig Veda describes events that occurred when the vernal sun was in Orion, before 4000 BC, a good thousand years before the Harappans even appeared on the stage of history. This would also tend to explain how the Harappans could speak Old Indo-Aryan as suggested by S. R. Rao, since they very well may have been the descendants of those very same Aryan invaders mentioned in the Indian religious text.
+ October 15, 2014: It occurs to me that if Marlowe did indeed write the plays performed under the nom de plume of "William Shakespeare," and if he was in fact the genius or avatar of the age associated specifically with the comet of 1593, then his purported flight that same year to northern Italy, the land that gave us Leonardo, Sister Manfreda, and Pope Joan, would suggest the appearance there of a similar avataric character, perhaps even Marlowe himself under another name. So far, unfortunately, no candidate for Marlowe's alter ego has presented himself.
Also, a correspondent has suggested to me that Khaemter, viceroy of Cush and later vizier under Amenmesse, whom I have tentatively identified with Aaron, was Moses, whose exploits in Cush have been discussed in Chapter Three. That Moses would have served in a similar position under Amenmesse to that in which he served under Tausret/Miriam is certainly a reasonable hypothesis. Unfortunately, the details of Moses in Cush are just murky enough that I find it impossible to come to a solid conclusion in the matter.
+ November 27, 2014: I have added a short section toward the end of Chapter Eight identifying the Shemsu-Hor from the Turin Papyrus with the rulers of the fertile Sahara beginning with the Erdalen Event ca 7450 BC. It appears that Manetho had access to records that went all the way back to the founding of the kingdom of Atlantis, ruled from the Hoggar in what is now the Sahara Desert.
+ December 8, 2014: I have made a very minor realignment of the upper reaches of the chronological table in Chapter Eight based on the (previously unknown to me) tree-ring radiocarbon event at 7553 BC. My original date for this approach of Typhon was 7549 based on simple interpolation between the Aztec 4th Age at 7203 BC and the Aztec 3rd Age at 11213 BC. One begins to wonder if the dates for the Aztec 1st and 2nd Ages at 21223 and 16017 BC respectively are also accurate.
+ December 19, 2014: It turns out that the figure given in the Turin Papyrus for the number of years from the beginning of the rule of the Shemsu-Hor until Menes is missing a few unreadable digits. If we take this figure to be 13500 and not 13420, we arrive at the date of 7450 BC for the beginning of their rule, identical to our reconstructed value of 7450 for the approach of Typhon and very close to the date for the Erdalen Event which precipitated the period of the fertile Sahara. What is positively astonishing is that this figure of 13500 for the rise of the Shemsu-Hor gives us a date of 15183 (23200/3+7450) for the beginning of the rule of the line of kings (or queens) who preceded the Shemsu-Hor. If we calculate forward from the beginning of the Aztec (really Olmec) 2nd Age (16017) using one unit of 590 years and two of 122 years, we arrive, again, at 15183 BC. The implication is that both the Egyptians during the reign of Ramses II (1286–1219 BC) and the Olmecs (before 1359 BC) had records that went back not only to the founding of Atlantis in North Africa but to the founding of whatever kingdom preceded them and from which their founders migrated after 7450. Who these folks were and where they lived during the last glacial period is not immediately obvious. A further implication is that the even earlier age mentioned in the Turin Papyrus, whose length has not survived in the extant papyrus, represents a substantial part of the Aztec 1st Age which began in 21223 BC.
+ December 23, 2014: I have posted Chapter Twenty-One: 4375 BC—Orion in India. This may be expected to evolve and expand over time, though there is a limited amount of data from this time period and even the placing of some of these events at this era remains outside the realm of strict orthodoxy.
I continue to work on Chapter Twenty. If certain observers are correct and Marlowe's supposed death was meant to mimic that of Hiram Abiff, it would suggest that the year of Marlowe's encounter at Deptford was not simply fortuitous but was planned long in advance by the Freemasons to coincide with the return of Typhon. Which is not to say that the Star Chamber had anything to do with it, though one has to wonder who was ultimately responsible for bringing matters to a head in the year 1593. There are, in my estimation, too many coincidences operating here to be taken at face value.
+ March 20, 2015: Chapter Twenty-Two has been posted. Like the previous chapter, this may be expected to evolve over time.
I have made minor modifications to the various Indian timelines based on the work of Subhash Kak, a professor of computer science at the University of Oklahoma and a student of Indian chronology and the Vedas. Kak is one of the sources, along with Bal Tilak, for the work of B. G. Sidharth. I must admit that before reading Professor Kak, I was not aware of the degree to which the Aryan Invasion Theory has been undermined in recent years. The West appears to still have a vested interest in convincing the Indians that they made no meaningful contribution to the development of civilization.
I continue to work on the Shakespeare Authorship Problem in Chapter 20. What seems clear, after reading Richard Roe's The Shakespeare Guide to Italy, is that whoever wrote the plays not only visited Italy but spent significant time there traveling about gathering facts and impressions of the country. Unless someone can show that Williamum Shakspere, the investor in the Globe Theater and part-time actor, spent any amount of time outside of England, I have to assume at this point that he did not write the plays, and the field is open for other candidates, including my own current favorite, Christopher Marlowe.
+ April 14, 2015: It finally occurred to me that Bond Event 8 (ca 9150 BC) must actually be the cometary event of 9098 and that the Younger Dryas must have begun at the event of 10399 BC, in line with its length of 1300 years indicated by the radiocarbon data.
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RadiantFire is a 45yr-old single woman in Sunnyvale, California
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