By Tim Lambert Early Gabon The earliest inhabitants of what is now Gabon were hunter-gatherers. They still live in parts of Gabon, but in the 14th and 15th centuries, Bantu-speaking people migrated to the region. They lived by farming and fishing along the coast and along the banks of rivers. In 1472, the Portuguese reached… Continue reading A Brief History of Gabon
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A History of Cartoons
By Tim Lambert The word cartoon comes from the Italian word cartone, meaning the heavy paper on which preliminary drawings for art were made. From the late 17th century to the mid-19th century, the word “cartoon” in English referred to a type of paper. However, around 1843, it was first used to mean drawings in… Continue reading A History of Cartoons
Clear Guidance in Complex Injury Cases: Attorney Philip Alexander’s Legal Practice in San Diego
Some legal voices try to dominate the room. Attorney Philip Alexander takes a different path. His presence is defined by calm focus, clear thinking, and steady direction in moments that often feel overwhelming. Known in San Diego for handling complex injury matters with care and discipline, his work reflects a belief that clarity matters more… Continue reading Clear Guidance in Complex Injury Cases: Attorney Philip Alexander’s Legal Practice in San Diego
The Discovery of Dinosaurs
By Tim Lambert For centuries, people found fossils, but they did not understand what they were. However, in the early 19th century, it became clear that huge reptiles had once existed. They were later named dinosaurs. The remains of a mosasaurus were discovered in a quarry in the Netherlands in 1764. At first, people did… Continue reading The Discovery of Dinosaurs
A Brief History of Syria
By Tim Lambert Ancient Syria The Ancient history of Syria is one of being conquered by one empire after another. One of the first kingdoms in what is now Syria was Elba, which arose about 3,000 BC. However, it was conquered by Sargon of Akkad about 2330 BC, and it became part of his empire.… Continue reading A Brief History of Syria
A Brief History of Armenia
By Tim Lambert Early Armenia In the 9th century BC, what is now Armenia was part of the kingdom of Urartu. This Iron Age realm flourished until the 6th century, when it fell to the Medes. Armenia was then ruled by a succession of empires. The Medes were conquered by the Persians, and Armenia became… Continue reading A Brief History of Armenia
Top Legal Steps to Take After a Motorcycle Crash
A motorcycle crash can change everything in an instant. One moment, you’re cruising along familiar streets, enjoying the ride, and the next, you’re on the ground, shaken, in pain, and unsure of what comes next. These moments feel chaotic and overwhelming. Decisions made in the first hours after an accident can have long-lasting consequences, both… Continue reading Top Legal Steps to Take After a Motorcycle Crash
Colorado’s Modified Comparative Negligence Rule Explained Through Car Accidents
A car accident feels simple at first. One driver did something wrong. Another driver got hurt. Most people believe the law will clearly place blame on one side and move forward from there. Colorado law does not work that way. Fault in a car accident is rarely clear-cut. Even when one driver seems mostly responsible,… Continue reading Colorado’s Modified Comparative Negligence Rule Explained Through Car Accidents
What California Businesses Often Misunderstand About Environmental Law
Some rules feel simple on paper until real life tests them. Environmental rules in California fit that feeling more than most people admit. A business can be running smoothly, meeting deadlines, and serving customers without thinking much about environmental responsibilities. Then one small notice or an unexpected question from an inspector suddenly makes everything feel… Continue reading What California Businesses Often Misunderstand About Environmental Law
A History of Disability
By Tim Lambert Dedicated to Jonathan David Collins In the Middle Ages and the 16th century, if they could not work, disabled people relied on relatives and neighbours. There were also almshouses, but only a small number of disabled people lived in them. Often, they became beggars. In 1530, a law in England allowed disabled… Continue reading A History of Disability