Evil Bible Home Page Timeline of World History Study Guide | usefulcharts.com This chart covers 3000 BCE to present. It displays over 100 major empires, kingdoms, and civilizations in a colorful synchronoptic (side-by-side) format so that one can quickly see how different events in different places relate to each other and therefore get a sense of the general "flow" of history. A conscious effort has been made to make the chart less Eurocentric than other timelines and thus what was happening in India, China, Africa, and the Americas is shown alongside what was happening in the Middle East and Europe. The poster was fully revised and updated in 2012 and as such represents the latest scholarship (for example, potential linkages between Indo-European groups are shown as well as several newly discovered cultures such as the Oxus Civilization). Size: 24 x 36" (61 x 91cm) - comes rolled in a tube Customer Reviews: I'm a history lover and I suppose I'd always unconsciously considered that events happened linearly--not simultaneously.
Joseph Lozito Joseph Lozito It's 8:45am on the morning of Saturday, February 12, 2011. A 40 year-old man named Joseph Lozito is riding the New York City Subway to work at his 40-hour a week gig in the box office of Manhattan's Avery Fisher Hall. He's nearing Penn Station on the final leg of his retardedly long commute from his home in Philadelphia – a two-hour pilgrimage he readily undertakes every day as a way to help provide food and a roof for his wife and two young sons. A ridiculous trip that makes pretty much everyone else who complains about their commute look like total pussies. A trip he's been taking five days a week since 2005. As his Subway car pulls into the station, he notices a commotion taking place on the platform. The Subway doors hiss open, and a super-shady dude with sandy blond hair calmly strolls onto the car. A typical morning commute in New York City. But then shit goes straight from weird to alarming. Ok, shit just got really fucking eerie. An eight-inch kitchen knife. Links: