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MYSTERIOUS 'Sea People' And Their Unknown Origins - Duration: 8:31.
In the region of the eastern Mediterranean between the 13th and 12th century BCE, records
of ancient history spoke of a powerful confederacy of naval warriors known as the "Sea People."
According to one ancient inscription, this band of sea-faring raiders "came from the
sea in their war ships" and that they were such a force to be reckon with that "none
could stand against them."
They launched attacks against several ancient civilizations that resided in the Mediterranean
and wreaked havoc on nations and empires like Egypt, the Hittite Empire, Syria, Palestine,
and Turkey.
But despite their legendary place in human history for supposedly being a fierce force
that contributed to the catastrophic collapse of several Aegean and eastern Mediterranean
civilizations during the Late Bronze Age, not much is known about who these Sea People
really were and where they actually came from.
Scholars and experts have presented several theories about the potential origins of the
mysterious Sea People, but there's hardly a consensus on which is the better theory
that answers the enigmatic identity of these ancient maritime warriors.
This is why the extensive discussion over their main homeland and nationality continues
to spark controversy to this day.
(Ancient Records About the Sea People)
Most of the limited information that historians and experts have about the Sea People came
from the ancient civilizations that fought against this mysterious naval confederacy
once or in several occasions.
The ancient Egyptians, in particular, were in conflict with them on many instances.
In fact, three of the great pharaohs of Egypt – such as Ramesses II, Merenptah and Ramesses
III – recorded their encounters with the Sea People.
Not only did these Egyptian leaders boasted in their inscriptions about their victories
against their formidable adversaries, they also provided the most detailed narratives
referring to this mysterious civilization of sea-faring raiders.
[Ramesses II's Inscription]
The existence of the Sea People was first revealed and described in the middle of the
19th century by a man named Emmanuel de Rougé, who served as the Louvre's curator at the
time.
His interpretations about the Sea People came from the famous Medinet Habu inscriptions,
which is considered as the main source as well as the basis of various discussions about
the sea-faring confederacy in the Mediterranean region.
But it has been agreed on by various experts that the earliest possible record of the Sea
People is traced all the way back to the reign of Ramesses II, the third pharaoh of the 19th
Egyptian Dynasty.
Early in the reign of Ramesses the Great, the Egyptians came into conflict with the
Hittites when, in 1274 BCE, the latter seized the trade site of Kadesh - which is now located
in modern-day Syria.
Ramesses utilized his army and attempted to expel the Hittites - an effort which he claimed
resulted to a great victory for the Egyptians although this is disputed by the account of
the Hittites.
But regardless of whether or not Ramesses II defeated the Hittites during this clash,
what really makes his inscription so valuable is what the pharaoh said about the Sea People.
Based on his account, the Sea People were the allies of the Hittites who were also mercenaries
that served under his own forces.
He also mentioned how he thwarted the naval attack of the Sea People by sinking their
war ships and how after their defeat, many of them joined Ramesses' army and even became
a part of his elite group of guards.
However, the pharaoh made no mention of their nationality or where they came from, and experts
suggest that this implies that the Sea People required no introduction to those who would
have heard the pharaoh's story as the citizens of that time probably already knew a lot about
them.
[Merenptah's Inscription]
It was Ramesses II's successor Merenptah who encountered the Sea People again during
the fifth year of his reign in 1209 BCE.
During Merenptah's rule, the Egyptians battled against the Libyans when they tried to invade
the Nile Delta.
The pharaoh wrote about the conflict and mentioned in his writings that the Libyans brought allies
during their invasion and they were naval forces that came "from the seas to the north."
He listed their territories which included Teresh, Ekwesh, Sherden, Lukka and Shekelesh.
While many scholars have tried to figure out where these lands were located in terms of
the modern world we live in today, they did not achieve much success in answering this
mystery.
What is known for certain is that Merenptah was particularly proud of his feat of suppressing
these sea-faring adversaries that he made sure that tale of his army's triumph was
immortalized in his inscriptions which were found on the walls of the Temple of Karnak
as well as on the famed Merenptah Stele from his funerary temple at Thebes.
[Ramesses III's Inscription]
Despite Merenptah's success in securing the Egyptian borders from the members of the
Sea People who were trying to establish permanent settlements in the country, the naval confederacy
returned once again to mount another invasion during the reign of Ramesses III, the second
pharaoh of Egypt's 20th Dynasty.
The Sea People allied themselves once again with the Libyans, and this time, they launched
an attack at the trading center in Kadesh and raided establishments along the coast.
They also attempted to occupy and take control of the Delta but failed to do so when Ramesses
III's forces managed to thwart their efforts in 1180 BCE.
In his victory inscription, Ramesses III listed several countries that united to form the
maritime confederation, and they included the Peleset, Shekelesh, Tjeker, Weshesh and
Denen.
It is believed that Peleset occupied approximately the same region as today's Palestine, and
that Tjeker is located somewhere in Syria.
Ramesses III also noted in his inscription that the Sea People were confident in "coming
forward toward Egypt" as they had already brought the Hittite state to its knees in
1200 BCE.
In order to defend Egypt from the occupation of the naval confederacy and the Libyans,
Ramesses III formed a strategy that avoided engaging the Sea People in the battlefield.
Instead, he resorted to guerilla tactics and utilized archers to shower the enemy's war
ships with flaming arrows.
This led to the destruction and sinking of the invaders' vessels.
The remaining forces of the Sea People that managed to reach land were also defeated,
and the battle to protect Egypt officially concluded with the fall of enemy forces in
the city of Xois in 1178 BCE.
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Members of the Sea People suffered from various fates.
Some died from the conflict while those who survived were either imprisoned, sold as slaves,
or forced to join Egypt's army and were subsequently assimilated into Egyptian culture.
(Speculations About the Identity of the Sea People)
For almost a century, the Sea People were probably the most feared naval warriors in
the Mediterranean region around three thousand years ago.
But for some reason, they eventually vanished from the face of the earth, leaving very few
traces behind.
Historical evidence we have today are only enough for us to be aware that they once existed,
but do not give us much to go on in determining where they came from and what happened to
them after their several invasion attempts that tested the might of Egypt.
As for who they really were, there are probably dozens of theories and hypotheses presented
by scholars that claim to answer this mystery.
Some have suggested that the Sea People could be related to the Philistines, the Etruscans
or the Trojans, the Minoans as well as the Mycenaeans.
There is even a speculation that the enigmatic Sea People could be connected to the little-known
Luwian civilization of that time, a coalition of kingdoms believed to have brought the downfall
of powerful ancient civilizations by the end of the Bronze Age in the Mediterranean region.
Not only did the Luwians supposedly destroy the Hittite Empire, they also weakened and
destabilized the Egyptians.
It purportedly took the Mycenaeans to band together and form a coalition of their own
to successfully topple the Luwians and destroy their key cities, which included Troy.
However, as the last civilization standing, the Mycenaeans eventually fought amongst themselves,
and their civil war led to the total collapse of the Mediterranean area.
(CONCLUSION)
There are just too many blanks for us to fill before we could accurately determine the real
identity and origin of the enigmatic Sea People who once raided the Mediterranean region in
ancient times.
Perhaps the day will come that we will finally get to answer the most basic questions of
who they were and were they came from, but for now, it looks like this is one of those
many mysteries in this world that may never be resolved within our lifetime.
Some historians even say that there is no longer a necessity for mankind to passionately
pursue the uncovering of the identity of the Sea People since it's a venture than can
never come into fruition.
Nevertheless, as curious creatures of Earth, we just can't help ourselves.
We are drawn to all things mysterious, and the enigma of the ancient Sea People is one
mind-boggling puzzle that modern man will always dare to solve.
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Why is Rejection a Good Thing? - Duration: 5:20.
Hello, everybody.
Thank you for coming to this week's video blog at California Realty Training.
Robert Rico here hoping to bring some great information for you.
I know you're excited about getting your real estate career off and running.
Man, I'm just as excited as you are to see you make it happen.
Now listen, today I want to talk about a topic that isn't the best topic.
Can be slightly negative, but I want you to think of it as a positive thing for you.
Today's topic is gonna be rejection and how important rejection is in your real estate
career.
Now, just listen to that word rejection.
Listen to that word rejection.
First thing that comes to mind when we talk about rejection is what?
Negative or positive attitude.
We think about negativity.
Rejection, ah, it's scary.
Nobody likes rejection but when it comes to real estate ladies and gentlemen, it's part
of the game.
I want you to please understand that rejection is part of the business.
To be a real estate agent doesn't require having thick skin, but it does require understanding
how rejection works.
Now, by you getting rejected often in your real estate career, this is actually a good
thing.
It's actually a good sign.
It will allow you to make adjustments so that you get closer and closer and closer to success.
You see, not everybody is gonna say yes.
We've all had rejection in our lives from the moment we were small all the way up to
our adulthood.
It's also a reoccurring thing in the real estate life.
It happens throughout your career but again, it's all a mindset.
You don't get rejected, get hurt and stop.
Rejection just simply is giving you a sign.
It's a sign that you're that one step closer to that success and it truly as, as cheesy
as that sounds and as cliché as that sounds, it's completely truthful when it comes to
real estate every time you get rejected by a client.
It takes you that much closer to the client that's gonna say yes, yes, yes.
I need your real estate services.
You see, in real estate nothing is easy, but when you learn from rejection and learn to
accept it and say, "You know what?
I'm gonna accept this rejection and then I'm gonna analyze.
I'm gonna actually analyze what is it that I did wrong here?
I made my presentation.
I did something with my client and they said no, what I thought was my client, they said
no.
Now what is it that I did wrong?
Was I prepared?
Was I ready?"
Many times a rejection isn't just the universe's way of telling you you're no good.
Many times rejection is you not being prepared and that's the beauty of this business is
that when we do get rejected I want you to think of the word rejected, whoa.
When we do get rejected, we can look at this and say, "What is it that I did or did not
do to get rejected?"
You can polish your skills and say, "You know what?
Next time I'm gonna be prepared and I'm gonna go out and I'm gonna hit it hard and I'm going
to not get rejected."
It's all a frame of mind.
It's all an attitude.
It's all about, ready?
Wait for it.
Perseverance.
It's all about perseverance.
In real estate you have to understand that perseverance is crucial.
You know how many times in my career I've been rejected?
In approximately 350 transactions that my wife and I have closed, you know how many
hundreds have rejected us?
A substantial amount but that did not stop us from persevering, going forward and moving
forward, making it happen, making it happen because we knew that every single time we
were getting rejected we were getting that one step closer to having that success with
a client.
That's exactly how this works.
Perseverance.
Now here's the secret.
The secret is a lot of us don't want to persevere.
We don't want to pursue because the minute we get rejected we want to stop.
The minute we get rejected and get that taste in our mouth of rejection we want to stop.
You see, a lot of us get motivated.
A lot of us get motivated and motivation as I've said before is just the start.
Motivation is just a start, after motivation you have to stay active.
You have to stay active.
You have to stay what?
Active.
Motivation leads to activity.
The activity part is where most people stop because in the activity portion is where you
get rejected.
If you persevere when it comes to that activity, if you get motivated, stay active, persevere
with that activity, which becomes discipline, then I guarantee you will have success.
So in this case it will go motivation, activity through perseverance, and then discipline.
M-A-D.
Mad.
That ladies and gentlemen will make this notion of rejection go away.
I hope you learned something today about rejection.
It's part of the game.
You just have to learn to accept it and move forward.
Wayne Gretzky, one of my favorite quotes, he said, "You will miss 100% of the shots
you don't take."
Think about that.
It's obvious.
You will miss 100% of the shots you don't take which means if you don't get off the
couch, at least try, you're gonna miss the show.
Hope you learned something today about rejection and understand deeply that it's all just part
of the game and you could move forward and break through it.
All right?
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The Halle - Pianist Barry Douglas on Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No.1 - Duration: 3:15.
I'm Barry Douglas and I'm looking forward to playing with the Hallé Orchestra.
We go way back and so it's great to be back in Manchester playing at the
wonderful Bridgewater Hall.
Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto is one of the most loved pieces of all time,
it's very familiar to a lot of people but it had a rocky beginning because
when Tchaikovsky wrote it and he dedicated to maestro Rubinstein, he
thought it was unplayable and recommended all sorts of cuts and
revisions. Originally it was going to start very softly but now we have this
huge sonorous chords from the piano as this glorious theme starts right at the
beginning. It's in three movements and there are quite a lot of Russian folk
songs in it and how he uses the piano in the orchestra is quite extraordinary,
it's a fabulous piece of music.
When you perform a piece of music a lot and certainly this Tchaikovsky piece I've
done a lot since I was a student at the Royal College of Music many moons ago,
you have to really continually reinvent, rethink, reshape, rejuvenate every time.
Otherwise it can possibly slip into a kind of routine. So when I'm preparing
I don't practice too much at the piano, I just leave the the score on a coffee
table, grab a cup of coffee and I look through it like I've never seen it
before and try to see it through new eyes.
The Bridgewater Hall is one of my favorite concert halls in the whole world. It's such a pleasure to play there
and I've played so many times there. I played recitals there, played concertos,
chamber music and I had the honour of running the Manchester Piano Festival
in 2006 and 2009. And so I feel very much at home there.
I started playing Tchaikovsky's music when I was in college but certainly my
experience in Moscow at the Tchaikovsky Competition and having the honour of
getting a gold medal kind of made me think in a new way about Tchaikovsky and
exploring all of his music and in fact I'm looking forward to recording the
complete Tchaikovsky next year for Chandos but also being in touch and
being informed by Russian musicians and the Russian public about, you know, the
kind of this sense of style behind the music has helped me enormously and
then the Russians would always say, 'Barry, you're an Irish guy but you play like a
Russian' and then I would quip back. Well you know John Field who's one of our
greatest composers, he invented the Nocturne, he went and taught all you guys
including Glinka how to play the piano and how to compose. I think maybe you play like us but it
doesn't really go down well in Russia.
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Ajaxxx - 1 Train Freestyle - Duration: 1:47.
What up y'all?
What's going on?
It's your boy Ajaxxx back it It's that One Train freestyle, here we go
Gimme the beat and here we go I'll show you how I'm gifted
kid it's been a minute so I felt it's time to rip sh*t
Been holding it back kicking rhymes over what nobody has
but now it's back to straight lyrics cause I'm showing you 'Jaxxx
I'm giving this sh*t surgery, yo I always open up
cause my soul is cold so it's the only way you'll know what's up
I'm dope as f*ck, so ahead, no one's close to close enough
and if it is I'm killing it in one shot, golden gun
think I'm unpredictable so I can always switch the flow
it's like I'm picking a different drink at the liquor store
I drink a bit then spit it out and then I sip Merlot
and that's kind of like how I'm doing it with different flows
Listen closely to me and you will see that I've been given the gift of rap
you gotta decrypt the code I'm living the moment to the limit like I'm
in the zone gotta get my feelings known so pass the megaphone
I chose to flip it, it was heated in the cold like a bad relationship I needed to let go
and let off blow the lid with everything I get on to let
you know that when I spit it this is what I'm meant for
I'm giving it what I got the rhyme that I be making's unchanged
I'm hustling, cause anything is better than that one train
it's just A, killing the beat and digging it its tombstone
I'm what these rappers shoot for Keep dreaming
And that'll do it for me My name is Ajaxxx
I hope you guys enjoyed this one Until the next one we outta here
Peace!
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