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    Rosie O'Donnell Goes on Three Day Trump Blackout - Can She Make It?
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    Trump: More than 1 Million U.S. Military Service Members to Receive 'Warrior Dividend'
    President Donald Trump announced that more than one million U.S. Military service members would be receiving a warrior dividend of more than $1,000 before Christmas. Because of tariffs, along
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  • Exploring the Spiritual Significance of Hanukkah for Christians
    Exploring the Spiritual Significance of Hanukkah for Christians Last year, I was asked to teach about Chanukah with a church group in Dallas. I don’t always remember the nature of all the speaking engagements I do in all, or even most of the churches and among Christian groups that host me around the world, but this one was memorable. I entered the conversation thinking it was really quite...
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  • Stuff Your Kindle Day is live until Dec. 20 — download wintery books for free ahead of the holidays
    Stuff Your Kindle Day: Download wintery books for free until Dec. 20 FREE BOOKS: The latest Stuff Your Kindle Day takes place on Dec. 16-20. Winter Wonderland, hosted by Indie Author Central, is offering free wintery reads for Kindle e-readers.Stuff Your Kindle Day is back again, and this time it's festive.Winter Wonderland, hosted by...
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    Anglo-Saxon gold and garnet jewels found in Lincolnshire
    In 2023, two metal detectorists discovered an assemblage of five Anglo-Saxon gold and garnet jewels on a hillside near Donington on Bain in Lincolnshire, UK. Dating to the 7th century, they were found dispersed over a radius of 20-30 feet in plough soil, indicating they had recently been churned up by deep cultivation. The assemblage is the largest group of gold and garnet jewelry known from Lincolnshire.The largest jewel in the grouping is a D-shaped pendant with an inset garnet decorated with gold bands and panels of gold wire filigree. It has damage in the upper right corner that is so finely wrought it was unlikely to have been caused by agricultural activity. Its more likely that it was done with tools, either during the setting of the garnet or before burial.Also in the assemblage is a gold disc pendant with a garnet in the center and eight double-twisted filigree ropes radiating out from the gemstone in a star shape. It shows minor damage in the gold wire border and filigree. A second circular gold pendant featured beaded filigree on the suspension loop and s-shaped scrolls. It once contained a gemstone at the center, but that has been lost. The gold sheet has been bent inwards in the upper left.The fourth pendant is the smallest of the group. It is a lightweight piece made of gold sheet with a gold strip border decorated with gold beading. A dark red gemstone (also likely a garnet) is set in the center. There is a crack across the surface.The last piece is a domed gold boss decorated with garnet cloisonne cells. The circular cell in the top center contains remains of its garnet, and only two of the five triangular cells on the side still contain their garnets. The cells have gold wire borders, one undecorated, two beaded. This may have been the dome of a brooch that was later converted into a pendant. It is the first example of a crown arches style of decoration found in Lincolnshire.Pendants with large garnet settlings were part of elaborate necklaces that also included beads, spacers and smaller pendants, found in the graves of high-status women from the period, but this assemblage is lacking the other necklace elements or any other artifacts typically found in female Anglo-Saxon burials. There was no evidence of a grave or human remains at the find site. One of the metal detectorists had explored the field many times over the course of more than 10 years and never found any other Anglo-Saxon artifacts or grave materials.Lincolnshire Portable Antiquities Scheme finds liaison officer Lisa Brundle has been studying the assemblage and recently published her findings in the Oxford Journal of Archaeology.The Donington group of jewels is unlikely to have been a necklace set from an Anglo-Saxon womans grave, Brundle noted, because no beads or spacers were found to suggest they had all been strung together. To try and unravel the mystery, Brundle instead sought alternate explanations for why these five items were found in a group.One possibility is that the assemblage derives from a smiths hoard, Brundle wrote.During the seventh century, garnet supplies were dwindling, and an itinerant goldsmith may have collected some antique jewels to modify into new accessories. How the smith collected them is up for debate, though, as grave-robbers are known to have targeted high-status womens graves to remove their prized jewels, Brundle wrote in the study.Removing the pendants from circulation can also be seen as a kind of ritual killing, which transformed powerful, antique symbols of elite status into new items no longer connected to those individuals, Brundle noted.But it is also possible that one or more women simply gathered their own jewelry and hid it away.One interpretation is that the assemblage represents the treasured possessions of kin or social groups, deliberately concealed during periods of instability or transition, Brundle wrote.The assemblage has been declared Treasure and acquired by the Lincoln Museum.
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    Today in History for 18th December 2025
    Historical Events1898 - First automobile speed record set of 63 kph (39 mph) by French Count Gaston de Chasseloup-Laubat of Paris1968 - Musical-fantasy film "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", co-written by Roald Dahl and director Ken Hughes, starring Dick Van Dyke and Sally Ann Howes, with songs by Sherman and Sherman, premieres in NYC1969 - "On Her Majesty's Secret Service", 6th James Bond Film starring George Lazenby and Diana Rigg, premieres in London1979 - Stuntman Stanley Barrett unofficially breaks the land speed record and the sound barrier in his three-wheeled vehicle the Budweiser Rocket (739.666 mph or Mach 1.01). The speed was never officially recorded and the attempt remains controversial.2018 - Nevada becomes the first US state with a female-majority legislature with new appointments taking it to 51%More Historical Events Famous Birthdays1927 - Romo LeBlanc, Canadian politician, 25th Governor General of Canada (1995-99), born in Memramcook, New Brunswick (d. 2009)1939 - Sandro Lopopolo Italian lightweight boxer (Olympic-Silver-1960), born in Milan, Italy (d. 2014)1963 - Karl Dorrell, American football coach, born in Alameda, California1972 - Lawrence Wong, Singapore economist and politician, Prime Minister (2024-), born in Singapore2001 - Billie Eilish, American Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter (When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?), born in Los Angeles, CaliforniaMore Famous Birthdays Famous Deaths1633 - Theodoor Galle, Flemish engraver, buried at 621832 - Philip Freneau, American poet of the American Revolution (The American Village), dies at 801990 - Paul Tortelier, French concert cellist, composer, and teacher, dies at 762002 - Wayne Owens, former U.S. Congressman (D-Utah) (b. 1937)2007 - Jack Linkletter, American TV host (Haggis Baggis, Hootenanny), dies at 70More Famous Deaths
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  • Nucleic Acid-Based Therapeutics Market Trends: Growth, Share, Value, Size, and Analysis
    Introduction Nucleic acid-based therapeutics have emerged as one of the most transformative innovations in modern medicine, redefining how diseases are treated at the molecular level. Unlike traditional small-molecule drugs or protein-based biologics, these therapies directly target genetic material—DNA or RNA—to modulate gene expression, silence disease-causing genes, or introduce...
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  • Global Oleate Esters Market Analysis and Industry Forecast
    The Global Oleate Esters Market Size Was Valued at USD 19.5 Billion in 2023 and is Projected to Reach USD 30.8 Billion by 2032, Growing at a CAGR of 5.9% From 2024-2032. Oleate esters represent a critical category of fatty acid esters derived from oleic acid, widely recognized for their excellent lubricity, low volatility, and high stability. These chemical compounds, which include methyl,...
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  • Future of Brazil Food Waste Disposal System: Market Forecast & Strategic Insights (2025–2030)
    MarkNtel Advisors, a leading market research and consulting firm, has announced the release of its latest study titled Brazil Food Waste Disposal System Market Research Report: Forecast (2025–2030). This report provides a detailed assessment of the Brazil Food Waste Disposal System Market, covering its evolving dynamics, emerging trends, key growth drivers, major challenges, and...
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  • Middle East and Africa Travel and Expense Management Software Market Revenue Analysis: Growth, Share, Value, Size, and Insights
    Introduction The Middle East and Africa (MEA) travel and expense management software market is gaining significant momentum as organizations increasingly focus on digital transformation, cost transparency, and operational efficiency. With businesses expanding across borders and corporate travel rebounding, enterprises are seeking advanced solutions to streamline travel bookings,...
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