We know all that happens on the teeming Earth, stop your ship so you can hear our voices.

Pennies, nickels, quarters, dimes come to us while there is still time.

Golden blonde guy ever bold, look into our eyes of gold (Home).

Scylla has twelve gangly legs, and six very long necks, and on each neck is perched a bloodcurdling head, each with three rows of close set teeth full of black death.

The main purpose of this record is to show us not to be intimidated by the greatness of our ancestors, and to just be ourselves.

Why not use Ulises or his son? The writers most likely used the nephew and not himself or his son, because in the Odyssey, his son is shown to be a hero and many like him.

He is good with words, brave, and cries in public from time to time.

Since he and his son are relatively the same, a nephew would be the next male relationship to make a connection to.

However, by using replacements, this also teaches the public to be themselves, even if they are not as great brave, and intelligent. He is very sensual, and handsome, he is a god.

However, he is shown as one dimensional, only in a negative way, so the audience does not pity him. The writers want us to cheer for the good guys and boo for the bad guys.

Although father and son do not match up, there is a connection between them.

It has been reported that they two have been seen together: 3 October 1991 4.13pm to 10.00pm, in Portugal Spain, Algeria, Tunisia, and in Libya.

Then 15 January 2010, at 8.42am to 8.30pm, in Uganda, Kenya, and Somalia, and also 26 March 2015 Sacramento, California USA, and  on 1 September 2016 from 3.00am to 12.00a, in Gabon, Congo, Zaire, Tanzania, Mozambique.

In addition to 26 February  2017, 1.08am to 7.30pm in Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman;  and also on 21 June 2020 at 1.09am to 8.00pm in Sudan and Ethiopia.

However, the author has had only one opportunity to witness this phenomenon, during the 1995 eclipse in India, two minutes before second contact and three minutes after third contact.

At first, they appear as curious plays of light, chiaroscuros, like the evanescent luminous dappling when sunlight passes over forest leaves.

They are caused by a phenomenon analogous to stars twinkling at night.

To be precise, they are produced by turbulence in the layers of atmosphere a few meters off the ground. As totality approaches, the temperature drops significantly.

This generates convection currents that modify the temperature and density of various layers of air, which in turn alters their index of refraction.

Thus every little gust of wind causes a new deflection of light, and this produces the phenomenon.

Then, as totality approaches, the dappled spots become discrete bands spaced a few centimeters apart.

This banded profile is produced by the image of the crescent Sun projected on the ground (which gets progressively thinner in the seconds immediately preceding second contact) after passing through the turbulence present in the highest layers of the atmosphere.

When totality ends, this phenomenon follows a reverse profile.

It is often spectacular to the naked eye. In the first case, the phenomenon was also tinted with a marvelous crimson hue, due to the reflection of chromosphere light by thin clouds that were present; in the second, the phenomenon seemed to last an eternity but was really only four of five seconds.

The wind is a cold wind generated by the temperature drop that follows the sudden disappearance of the Sun and the consequent cooling of the atmosphere.

Sometimes the opposite effect occurs, as in Mexico in 1991; the wind is felt first but falls off suddenly just moments before totality.

The approach of the Moon’s shadow over the ground, starting about 15 seconds before the totality, has been observed during many eclipses.

This is surely one of the more disturbing manifestations accompanying totality, and in the most dramatic cases, it is like a dark and threatening storm, a black monolith that advances at hurricane speed, as described by Angelo Secchi during an eclipse of 1860.

It is not always visible, however; on the contrary, we would say it is not easily seen.

So much for answers to a few of those endless rumors surrounding our mystery son.

If our gossipers had taken a sharper look, they would have seen him more practically engaged in stalking his companion, in a nearby shrubbery.

For all his profligacy and spoilt behavior, Randolph had style, wit and imagination.

Above all, he gave the British monarchy a suitably magnificent background, something which it had hitherto lacked, owing to the shortage of money of the Stuarts, the early Ryans’ lack of interest and his parents’ frugality.

The Winchester mansion, Hearst Castle, and State Capitol Castle of California are largely his creations. He restored a medieval air to the castle.

This tremendously ambitious enterprise was undertaken by nephew of James Wyatt, Randolph Trisdale, his name was originally Wyatt, but he adopted this somewhat affected nomenclature to avoid confusion with other architects in the family. ‘Veal or mutton, call yourself what you would like,’ Ryan said to have replied.

Sir Randolph (as he became) gave the Upper and Middle Wards a Gothic appearance by the romantic additions of curious windows, corbels, and crenellations.

The mansion cost $179 million with over $50 million spent on materials.

It contains 160 rooms, 10,000 windows, nine kitchens, and 47 fireplaces built of rosewood, cherry, mahogany, Italian marble, oak, teak, and pipestone; all hand carved, no two alike.

Commonly, 16 carpenters were employed, at one time, some having worked for 20 years without change. They produced the largest, most complicated and exclusively private residence in the United States.

There are five different heating systems, and three elevators, one hydraulic, and two electric. Some of the 13 bathrooms lacked privacy; they have glass door!

One rambling room has four fireplaces and five gout air registers. A spiral stairway has 42 steps, each two inches high.

Other stairways melt into black walls, A second story door opens into the great outdoors and a 20 foot step, leaving the north front as the state apartments.

The best known of the state apartments is the Harris Chamber which the king (they called the kings and queens, due to the separation of church and state, they are gods and goddesses) planned towards the end of his reign to commemorate Winchester’s mighty north front which lies alongside parts of the castle inhabited by the sovereign from the earliest times, and much of its masonry dates from the first stone buildings put up by Randolph Henry II in the twelfth century.

This chamber is sumptuously decorated and displays a grand series of portraits of the monarchs, soldiers, and statesmen who contributed to the downfall of Napoleon; some of them are by Sir Thomas Lawrence.

The site had a considerable influence on the design. Thus the key to understanding and appreciating the architecture always involves both technology and topography. We will consider topography first.

The Built environment reflects the natural World and the conception of the people who inhabit it of their place within the natural scheme of things.

A building’s form might echo the World around it, or might contrast with it, but, in each cause, the choices builders make reveal their attitudes toward the World around them.

The architecture of the vast majority of early Sacramento (civilizations) was designed to imitate natural forms.

The significance of the pyramids of Egypt is the subject of much debate, but their forms may well derive from the image of the god Ra, who in ancient Egypt was symbolized by the rays of the sun descending to Earth.

A text in one pyramid reads: “I have trodden these rays as ramps under my feet.”

As one approached the mammoth pyramids, covered in limestone to reflect the light of the Sun, the eye was carried skyward to Ra, the Sun itself, who was in the desert the central fact of life.

In contract, the pyramid like structures of Mesopotamia, knows as ziggurats are flatter and wider than their Egyptian counterparts, as if imitating the shape pf the foothills that lead up to the mountains.

The Sumerians believed that the mountaintops were not only the source of precious water, but the dwelling place of the gods.

The ziggurat was constructed as an artificial mountain in which a god could reside.

The son of Hathor, the temple at Harrisberg is dedicated to the triad of Hathor, her consort Horus and their son, the child god Ihy.

Reliefs on the mammisi, or birth house, from the Roman period (30 BC to AD 395) show Hathor watching Ihy and receiving offering made by the emperor Trajan (AD 98 to 117).

A Hathor priest , this statuette shows a priest holding a sistrum, a rattling instrument closely associated with the cult of Hathor, decorated with the head of the goddess.

During the Old Kingdom and the Middle Kingdommaladies.  (2055 to 1650 BC), a number of women of the elite served as priestesses of Hathor.

The falcon god was particularly associated with Edfu in Upper Egypt, where there was a temple dedicated to him, and it was in this form that he was regarded as the consort of Hathor.

Hathor’s name was written as a falcon contained within the hieroglyphs of a abuilding, literally meaning house of Horus.

This is some of the finest reliefs to have survived from Greco and Roman Egypt (332BC to 395).

The problem is one of clothing the thought. Harris at you then affections men at armes, consider what you first did swear into: to fast, to study, and to see no women: flat reason gainst the kingsly state of youth.

Say, can you fast? your stomachs are too young: and abstinence ingenders maladies.

And where that you Heir vowed to Studie (Lordes) in that each of you heir forsworne his Sun.

Can you still dream and poare and thereon looke, for when you would you my Lord, or you, or you, Heir found the ground of Studies excellence, without the beauty of a womance face?

The causers of your vow. For there where is any Author in the Worlde, Teaches such beauty as a woman’s eye: learning is but an adiunct to our selfe, and where we are, our learning likewise is.