Island Tribe 4 HD (Premium)
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New adventures in the amazing casual strategy - islanders are here again! Become the part of the...
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The Quarter
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These recently discovered stories by Nobel Laureate Naguib Mahfouz take us deep into the beating...
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David McK (3372 KP) rated Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014) in Movies
Jul 11, 2022
Not a former-Batman in the lead role.
Yet that is exactly what this is, with Christian Bale taking on the lead role in a film that portrays Moses as more of a General than any other I have come across.
All the key elements of the story are here: Moses's heritage (NB, the film starts without him knowing such), his wanderings, the burning bush, the plagues of Egypt, the Passover, the parting of the Red Sea and the Ten Commandment, with the film going to great pains to, shall we say, 'muddy the waters' somewhat in just what is going on, with OT God being portrayed as a youngster and also only appearing to Moses after he hits his head and being invisible/inaudible to any others.
Which is a choice, to say the least.
Still, this is an enjoyable enough flick!
The Pyramids
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With this beautiful iPad app from Touch Press you can explore the incredible pyramids and tombs of...
David McK (3372 KP) rated The Legion (Eagle, #10) in Books
Jan 30, 2019
Unlike 'The Gladiator', however, I reckon it would be possible (maybe not advisable, but possible) to read this as stand-alone: although reference is made to previous events, they aren't quite as central to the story in this book as the events in 'Centurion' are to 'The Gladiator'. This particular novel is set in Egypt - Rome's bread-basket - and follows Cato (who, for the first time in the series as a whole, has more responsibility than Macro) and Macro's search to hunt down the renegade Gladiator Ajax, who escaped from Crete at the end of the previous novel. As before, when you pick up one of these books: you pretty much know what to expect - bloody battles, a little bit of suspense, and a few loose ends for the sequels ...
Rebecca Billcliff (2409 KP) rated the PC version of The Sims 3 in Video Games
Jan 25, 2020
Ruby Stone, explorer of tombs, rider of horses, collector of crap. High fitness level, but bust, but a bit of a loner.
Just how much time I wasted waiting for Egypt to load so I could cram in as much tomb raiding before the vacation need, it is impossible to tell. But what I do know, is if I had the time these days, I would do it all again.
Why?
Because reality sucks!
Soothing my anger with the creation of a haunted mansion, by killing all the residents in a house fire by putting them all in a room with several open fireplaces, rugs everywhere, and removing all the doors and windows. Or getting someone into the pool and taking away the ladder.
Ahhh, the cheapest therapy there is.
Sheila: The Australian Ingenue Who Bewitched British Society
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Vivacious, confident and striking, young Australian Sheila Chisholm met her first husband, Lord...
Eyewitness Accounts: Pilgrimage to Meccah
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The journey that made Richard Burton famous as a traveller and explorer in the nineteenth century...
Through it All I've Always Laughed: Memoirs of Count Arthur Strong
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Count Arthur Strong tells the story of his extraordinary journey from his humble early years as the...