The average cell phone user unlocks his or her phone 150 times a day. In the world of hyper communication and global fidelity, everything is just a touch away. The cell phone serves as our beacon to the world at large. We may take our mobile phone for granted, but this little device has a …
The first Apple computer went on sale in 1976 and was designed and hand-built by Steve Wozniak. Since the release of the first computer, the company has evolved over the years to provide cutting-edge electronic gadgets for creative enthusiasts, educators, scientists, developers, businesses, and the general public around the world. Source: PCLiquidations.com 1. Apple I …
Marching and Physical Training The first thing the soldiers were taught to do, was to march. The historian Vegetius tells us that it was seen as of greatest importance to the Roman army that its soldiers could march at speed. Any army which would be split up by stragglers at the back or soldiers trundling …
If you aren’t a fan of snakes, then this read might not be for you. That being said: Be ready for some heebie jeebies moving forward as we review the ancient world’s most revered snake gods and goddesses! To start, ye old snakes can be considered the epitome of multitaskers. Their interpretations and implications can …
War: What is it good for? Although the question has been tossed around for eons, there is no cookie-cutter answer. Certainties are thrown out the window. There is guarantee of surviving the next battle, of seeing a white flag wave, or of drinking from the victor’s cup; cold hard truths such as these have stirred …
The Fleet The Roman Navy was always considered an inferior arm and was strictly under army control. But already during the First Punic War, Rome proved itself capable of launching a fleet capable of checking an established naval power such as Carthage. Romans were no sailors though. They had no knowledge of ship building. Their …