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  • This is how a 150-ton stone was moved thousands of years ago to complete the Dolmen of Menga

    09/05/2024 9:16:51 AM PDT · by Brian Griffin · 24 replies
    El Pais ^ | 08/31/2024 | Vicente Olaya
    Until now, experts wondered how it was possible that in the middle of the Neolithic period, more than a thousand years before the first pyramids of Egypt were built, these enormous stones could be moved and placed with millimetric precision, orienting them towards the sunrise for astronomical purposes. The 32 stones that make it up weigh about 1,140 tons. Of these, the largest — and the one that covers the back of the chamber — weighs 150 tons. This is the largest slab that was moved during the megalithic phenomenon in the Iberian Peninsula and the second-largest in Europe.
  • Bed Bath & Beyond CFO, 52, is identified as man who jumped to his death from 18th floor of NYC's 'Jenga' tower - two days after firm announced plans to lay off 20% of staff and close 150 stores

    09/04/2022 4:24:37 AM PDT · by Libloather · 143 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | 9/04/22 | Stephen M. Lepore
    The man who jumped to his death from the 18th floor of the famous 'Jenga' tower in lower Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood Friday has been identified as a Bed Bath & Beyond executive. Gustavo Arnal, 52, was the Chief Financial Officer of Bed Bath & Beyond, a company that has been going through struggles of late due to high inflation and a sagging economy. The company announced plans to close 150 stores, of its roughly 900, and lay off 20 percent of staff just two days before Arnal's death. He reportedly sold over 42,000 shares in the company, oft-identified as a...
  • Supreme Court is playing Jenga - (lawyer who wrote 10 Commandments amicus brief writes warning!)

    06/30/2005 10:09:38 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 4 replies · 474+ views
    WORLD NET DAILY.COM ^ | JUNE 30, 2005 | JEREMY TEDESCO
    In the board game Jenga, a tower of wooden blocks is erected. Players remove one block at a time from the tower, and then stack it on top. As each successive block is removed, the tower becomes increasingly precarious. The game ends when the tower's foundation can no longer bear the weight of the structure built on top of it, and the tower falls. The Supreme Court's recent decisions in the Ten Commandments cases are a form of constitutional Jenga. Think of our system of government and the liberties it grants as a Jenga tower. In our analogy, the blocks...