June 30, 2002, Yokohama. Ronaldo pounces on Rivaldo’s dummy to side-foot past Germany’s Oliver Kahn, becoming just the ninth man to score twice in a World Cup final and making Brazil champions of the world. That moment, the pinnacle of the legendary forward’s career, remains unmatched to this day for the Selecao, with Brazil failing…
Just like the suburb of the same name in Sydney, Brisbane’s Paddington is a trendy inner-city hub full of boutique shops, great dining options, and sought-after housing. The sunny suburb, just two kilometers from the center of the city, has long been gentrified, with its many workers’ cottages and grand old Queenslanders having been fully…
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by Michael If countries in Europe are already beginning to ration certain things due to “supply problems”, how long will it be before it starts happening in the United States? Up to the past couple of years, many of us in the western world always considered shortages to be something that only “unsophisticated” poor countries…
From Covid craziness, mandatory injections, searing inflation, induced shortages, flaming food plants, monetary madness, a created energy crisis, and wars without end, it seems the empire is burning, and No-Mo’-Jo is just fiddling away as he watches the flames rise by Jim Quinn on The Burning Platform: The phrase “fiddling while Rome burns” is an…
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An Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) is at its core a straight-forward device: by measuring an analog voltage within a set range and converting the measured level to a digital value we can use this measurement value in our code. Through the use of embedded ADCs in microcontrollers we can address many essential use cases,…
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by Michael What I am about to share with you is extremely alarming. I was recently contacted by a major prophetic voice about a very unusual experience that this individual recently had, and we discussed what would be appropriate to share with the public. Normally I never share anything from anonymous sources that is prophetic,…
by John War Evidence of dystopian aims is now writ in dayglo yellow on a barrage balloon, but the mainstream media refuse to look up Taiwan has seen its birth rate drop by 23 per cent year-on-year. (Hint: 81.8 per cent of them are fully ‘vaccinated’ against Contrick19) In the Philippines, by contrast, only 50.4%…
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Hugh Robertson takes a modest approach to sourcing horses for his racing stable, a four-figure budget that has turned into six-figure earners on the track for the 71-year-old native Nebraska. Focusing on the horse and how it moves while forgoing attractive pedigrees has helped make Robertson successful. He’s trained 1,561 winners, with purse of more…
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In antiquity, we see examples of magnifying crystals formed into a biconvex shape as early as the 7th century BC. Whether the people of that period used them either for fire-starting purposes or vision is unclear. Still, it is famously said that Emperor Nero of Rome watched gladiator games through an emerald. Needless to say,…
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by Michael The head of the United Nations just warned that we are heading into an “unprecedented global hunger crisis”, and people are already dropping dead of starvation in Africa. For months I have been documenting the signs that severe food shortages were on the way, and now they have begun. Of course there are…
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