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it is quite a scene down there. smoke and flames shooting into the sky right above. look at that explosion. there are now reports of several more explosions. crews were battling that fire for hours and is now said to be under control. one of the most vital in our nation. >> cb cotton is following this story. what more can you add? traffic brought to a standstill on one of the country's oldest and most traveled routes. telling fox 29 affiliate that a tanker truck caught fire under i-95 in northeast northeast philadelphia. causing the northbound overpass to collapse. now north and sout...

As long as there have been people, there have been groups. As long as there have been groups, there have been secrets. As long as there have been secrets,

Hanks Welt: Kapitalismus und Sklaverei Ihre Suche in FAZ.NET Darstellung eines nubischen Sklaven im alten Ägypten. Bild: Picture-Alliance Wie sehr beruht unser Wohlstand auf der Ausbeutung Afrikas? Die Zeit der Aufklärung postkolonialistisch auseinander zu nehmen, liegt im Trend. Das muss aber nicht bedeuten, dass das falsch ist. Weitersagen abbrechen Sklaverei, Kolonialismus und Genozid sind die Fundamente, auf denen der Wohlstand des Westens beruht. Die europäische Aufklärung war in Wirklichkeit zutiefst imperialistisch. So steht es in einer gerade erschienenen...

Macamathehou in Lincolnshire and the evidence for people named Muhammad in medieval England The aim of the following draft is to offer some thoughts on a local name from thirteenth-century Lincolnshire, Macamathehou, that involves a version of the Arabic name Muhammad (Middle English Makomet/Macamethe, Old French Mahomet). Whilst it has been plausibly seen as an instance of a variant of the name of Muhammed being used to mean 'heathen', 'pagan idol' or similar (based on the false but common medieval Christian belief that the prophet Muhammad was worshipped as a god), here in reference to a...

– Neil Strauss, “ – Thoko Thomo aka “Shukuma Thoko,” A Common Hunger to Sing . Thokozile Elizabeth Ndlozi has been silent for too long. But like her 1950s namesake Thoko Thomo, the speedball inferno from George Goch known for her high-octave package – she sang, acted, danced, pouted, and teased audiences and fellow collaborators with peerless brio – before being effectively “disappeared” from public memory prior to her actual death in 1995, Thoko Ndlozi, who died on 14 January at 74, just won’t die.  Not dying – as opposed to being dead and famous, or alive and unseen...