Notes: game on...on the radio...Angels and Rangers in Anaheim...Pena on the mound for the Angels...
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Its like staring at pieces of a masonic building...
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Rangers up...top of 1st...line out to Calhoun...123...to bottom of 1st...
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Calhoun hits it hard, but fly out...Trout up...
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Trout makes out...and, Ohtani waps a home run...Angels 1-0...fly out...to top of 2nd...
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two out...home run in the corner...Angels 1-1...
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I am a compulsive 'rosette hunter' as you will soon find out if you follow my posts.
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Angels make out...strand a runner...to top of 3rd...Rangers make out...to bottom of 3rd
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Ward on base at 2nd...Calhoun up...
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Trout up...K...Ohtani...line drive out DP...broken bat...'let's get crack'n'!'...to top of 4th...
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indicates opium to be known to the ancient Egyptians, and Papaver rhoeas L. confirmed to still exist around Alexandria, that blossoms in March and April each year, having been discovered in mortuary garlands such as the one from princess Nesi-Khonsu (22nd dynasty)1
https://www.openstarts.units.it/bitstream/10077/14300/1/ATRA_3_online-14_Veiga.pdf
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Rangers make out...to bottom of 4th...Rosetta, Egypt?...near Alexander...where the Rosetta stone was found...pop out...Marte waps a home run!...Angels 2-1...Hermisillo waps his first major league home run...
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https://www.atthemummiesball.com/poppies-ancient-egypt/
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Angels 3-1...must see site...copy protected...
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Another drawing shows a palm branch or ear of corn, both of which are common motifs "related to fertility and rebirth," Ogden said.
https://www.livescience.com/63384-black-sarcophagus-alexandria-inscriptions.html
Angels make out...to top of 5th...that, that one is from the black sarcophagus recently found in Alexandria!...
Demeter from Eleusis?...her emblems, poppy and corn/wheat...Angels up...Trout pop out...Ohtani K...Fernandez up...pop out...to top of 6th...
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The ancient Greeks portrayed the divinities Hypnos (Sleep), Nyx (Night), and Thanatos (Death) wreathed with poppies or carrying poppies in their hands. They adorned statues of Apollo, Asklepios, Pluto, Demeter, Aphrodite, Kybele, Isis and other deities in like manner. Sometimes ears of corn were added to the bunch of poppies.
https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/data-and-analysis/bulletin/bulletin_1967-01-01_3_page004.html
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some pics at that site...but looked scanned in with an old Xerox machine!...two out two run home run...Angels 3-3...
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wiki
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goddess Nut...Angels make out...to top of 5th...a reach: note the pot/opium bud...balk...Angels with runner at second...ground out moves runner to 3rd...
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http://www.technoclub.info/egyptian-papyrus/egyptian-papyrus-32-best-egypt-images-on-pinterest/
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that is a replica...I see that pose often...offering of two pots like the pot on top of Nut's head...I dunno...a reach to see an opium bud...but...ball gets by catcher...Marte scores...Angels 4-3...
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This ceremonial incense burning kyphy called on the temples of Isis at night explains Plutarch in his Isis and Osiris;
https://misteriosyenigmasdelmundo.blogspot.com/2015/07/marijuana-in-antiquity-cannabis-in.html
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site has pic of incense burner with the pot...Rangers changed pitchers...runners on for Angels...Calhoun up...Angels make out...to top of 7th...
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She argues that the banquet scenes that often adorn small seals found Anatolia, Syria, Mesopotamia, and Iran actually show people imbibing psychoactive potions. Another common motif, interpreted as a scene of contest, may instead represent the internal conflict that results when the imbiber faces an alternative reality, Stein proposes. In these images, “everything is distorted and pulsing—but they certainly knew how to carve things realistically when they wanted to,” she said at the meeting here.
https://www.cannabisculture.com/content/2018/05/02/new-archeological-evidence-of-cannabis-use-in-ancient-civilizations/
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goddess Seshat
from wiki
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Ohtani up...0-1...Trout on with walk...ties his own record for walks by an Angel...ground out DP...second DP for double play, first was the line drive...but, only second ground out DP for Ohtani...
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Pendant with naked woman, made from electrum, Rhodes, around 630-620 BC
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewellery
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Rangers up top of 8th...fly out to right...fly out to center...fly out to left field!...to bottom of 8th...whole post was a reach to that last pic!...caption doesn't go on about the poppy emblems...looks to be Phoenician, with that amalgam of Egyptian emblems...tummy ache...ate a bad hamburger...up and down all night from both ends...better now...but haven't eaten, but for a cheese croissant...can't think!...cosmic shell will be a no show...fly out to center...two out...Hermisillo up...hope Angels hang on and make his home run the winning score...pop out...Butry to take mound for Angels...to top of 9th...
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| In the capital city of Thebes, Egyptians begin cultivation of opium thebaicum,grown in their famous poppy fields.The opium trade flourishes during the reign of Thutmose IV, Akhenaton and King Tutankhamen. The trade route included the Phoenicians and Minoans who move the profitable item across the Mediterranean Sea into Greece, Carthage, and Europe. ... ... ... Jardine-Matheson & Company of London inherit India and its opium from the British East India Company once the mandate to rule and dictate the trade policies of British India are no longer in effect. |
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ground out...K...two out double...the USS Panay was escorting Jardine river craft on the Yangtze when Nanking fell...base hit through...Angels 4-4...ground out...to bottom of 9th...Calhoun up...2-2...3-2...ground out...to top of 10th...fly out to Trout...K...fly out to right...to bottom of 10th...Trout up...2-2...3-2...W...Ohtani up..1-0...just foul down in the corner...2-1...3-1...3-2...fly out to center...Fernandez up...fc...Trout out...Marte up...ground out...to top of 11th...gotta go feed Maya, my dog...brb...bk...Bresenio waps a home run...walk off...'put a halo over this one'...
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