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How Did the USA Place Its Firm Grip on the Middle East? We all know about the USA and the Middle East, their history, existence on the world map, leaders, and etc. Check out the following world map. The USA's location is The Middle East's location is You can see the distance in between the two are is really huge and we are going to see what made the USA get interested in this desert area. Do You Think That the Outcome of a War Is Always Blood and Death? If you are thinking that way, you are totally wrong. From a military point of view, at the end of a war, you will learn from your strength and weaknesses. You can find the required capabilities that are highly needed for the next combat. The experience you've gained from a war is always unteachable using books and theories.  We've learned a lot and made a lot due to the World Wars and the Cold War. Can you agree to that? It is obvious that people usually focus on the devastations rather than the constructive matters. Jus...

What to be focused? Have you ever thought about this question? We may have given with a numerous number of data. But what should be our focus? Statistical data has a significant potential to be misused . Its ability to highlight any statement with any authority is especially dangerous. People will go for the evidence and certain numbers of people who use it or support it. Even if it is wrong in fact, they will claim it to be true. But while incorrect decisions based on misleading data and statistics do a great job, data also has the potential to allow deep insights, drive better decisions, and enable predictions to be made. But why? During World War II, the Allied nations' experts mapped bullet holes in fighter planes that were hit by Axis's bullets. They found a pattern and proposed a plan to reinforce the area which was severely hit by the bullets (red dots in the picture). Theoretically, it was a logical deduction because they were the most affected areas in their flights. ...

Pharaoh Ramesses the Great and Queen Nefertari Pharaoh Ramesses II the Great ruled ancient Egypt during the 19th dynasty (1292-1190 BCE). His reign was the second-longest in Egyptian history, lasting from 1279 to 1213 BCE. He assumed the throne in 1279 BC as a royal member of the Nineteenth Dynasty and ruled for 67 years. In Greek sources, Ramesses II was also known as Ozymandias, with the first half of the appellation deriving from Ramesses' regnal name, Usermaatre Setepenre, which means 'The Maat of Ra is mighty, Chosen of Ra'.  He is also recognized as the Egyptian Empire's greatest, most renowned, and most dominating pharaoh. His successors and subsequent Egyptians are reported to have referred to him as the Great Ancestor. Ramesses II was a famous explorer, monarch, and warrior who conducted multiple military excursions to the Levant to reestablish Egyptian dominance over Canaan. He is also supposed to have conducted journeys south to Nubia, which are documented in...

 In this article, let's see how to set up a recurring meeting in Zoom. We know Zoom offers 45 minutes of free meetings. And you may not be able to pay for the premium plans to extend the time duration. And when you use 45-minute zoom meetings, you may need to regenerate a meeting all the time and have to share with the meeting members all the time. Instead, you can have recurring meetings so that they can rejoin the same session.  And in the meantime, you can restart the same meeting and this can help more time. Let's see how to configure a recurring meeting.  1. Open the Zoom Application and select  Schedule 2. You will see this screen. 3. Select  Recurring Meeting You will see this screen once you select  Recurring Meeting . 4. To make the constant meeting ID, select  Personal Meeting ID Then it will be like this. Check the other settings as needed and click  Save . That's it! You can start this meeting whenever you need and you can simply start...

Operation London Bridge :  This Is Exactly Will Happen When Queen Elizabeth II Dies Nothing in life is as certain as death and taxes, so we must accept that Queen Elizabeth II will die at some point. However, as the world’s longest-reigning monarch, she has raised an entire generation who have never gone through life without her. So what will happen after she dies? When a reigning monarch dies, what protocol is followed? Queen Elizabeth II has been alive for the majority of people’s entire lives. Upon the death of her father, the young Elizabeth Alexandra May Windsor became Queen Elizabeth II. She is the longest-reigning British monarch at 94 years old, having ascended to the throne at the age of 25 in 1952. So it’s understandable that it’s difficult to imagine what will happen when she’s no longer with us. Her father died at the young age of 56, but her mother lived to the ripe old age of 101, proving that longevity runs in her family. But death is unafraid, and — as is customary ...