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Bringing Back a Dead Written Language
By: Daniel Nardini A special MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) language program helped to recreate the written Ugaritic language from a few biblical texts, Ugaritic tablets, and from old Babylonian… Read more
The North Korean Threat
By: Daniel Nardini The detonation of a miniature nuclear weapon by the North Korean government on February 12th, may be the least of America’s worries about North Korea. North Korea’s… Read more
City of the Ancients Under A Modern City?
By: Daniel Nardini There has been speculation for years that there may be an ancient Incan city under Chile’s capital Santiago. Two researchers, Ruben Stehberg from the National Museum of… Read more
Alabama’s Black List
By: Daniel Nardini As if the state legislature’s attempt to keep Alabama’s anti-immigration law is not bad enough, now the state government is sinking to a new low. In 2012,… Read more
Keeping Families Together
By: Daniel Nardini On March 4th, a new set of rules in the immigration law will go into effect. Under executive order from U.S. President Barack Obama, those undocumented immigrant… Read more
The FARC’s Effort to Legalize Coca
By: Daniel Nardini The Armed Forces for the Front of Colombia (FARC) has called upon the Colombian government to legalize the growing, buying and selling of coca. Obviously, the Colombian… Read more
Immigration Blues in Norway
By: Daniel Nardini And we all thought the immigration system in America was tough! The Kingdom of Norway’s immigration system is outright draconian. In fact, too tough. Here’s the kicker…. Read more
And What About the Legal Immigrants?
By: Daniel Nardini The legislation passed by the U.S. Senate to overhaul the immigration system is a step in the right direction. It will allow those undocumented who qualify to… Read more
The Education-Labor Disconnect
By: Daniel Nardini Because of the bad economy, people these days are taking any job they can get. It is better than no work and no pay. Many people, including… Read more
Peace in Juarez?
By: Daniel Nardini It may be too premature for me to say that. In 2010, drug cartel slayings in Ciudad de Juarez (located in Chihuahua state), were so bad that… Read more »