This kid’s got spirit! A mom on social media caught the most adorable footage of her toddler breaking into the “Boom Chicka Boom” cheer, and he totally nailed it. When Tara Seamon asked her little son to go get his blankie, he responded with a routine that would earn him a place on any cheer squad! His mother had no choice but to participate. As the child went through the popular cheer, he added the most precious hand gestures. He really put everything he had into that rendition of “Boom Chicka Boom!” It was way too adorable to see this toddler reciting all the words without missing a beat. After each line, he waited for Tara to repeat it before going on. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tara Seaman (@tarabaileyseaman) When this toddler was finished with the cheer, he made it clear that there would not be another verse. At the end of “Boom Chicka Boom,” he said, “One more time!” with enthusiasm. However, after his mom repeated the phrase, he didn’t seem to want to go on. “No more times,” he said. “No more times, you’re right,” Mom agreed. This sweet cheer video has received over 30 million views on social media! Commenters couldn’t get enough of the toddler’s rendition of “Boom Chicka Boom.” “He’s got dangerous high levels of charisma,” wrote one user. Another added, “This is the cutest child I have EVER seen.” Although this energetic toddler seems to be thriving now, he unfortunately had a rough start to life. Tara shared in earlier posts that her baby boy was admitted to the NICU shortly after birth. In one video, she included a photo of him in the hospital, where he appeared to be on a breathing machine. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tara Seaman (@tarabaileyseaman) We’re so glad to see that nowadays this little guy is happy and healthy! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Toddler’s “Boom Chicka Boom” Cheer Is Too Cute To Miss appeared first on InspireMore.

Egyptian conservators working with a research team from the University of Würzburg have uncovered the original vivid colored paint and gilding of the reliefs in the Temple of Horus in Edfu, southern Egypt. The restoration has also revealed inscriptions on the outer walls and gates written in demotic script by temple priests. Known as dipinti, the Italian for “painted” because they were painted on the walls in ink, the graffiti are prayers to Horus and shed new light on the beliefs and practices of the priests of Horus in the Ptolemaic era. The Temple of Horus at Edfu was built between 237 and 57 B.C., during the reigns of kings Ptolemy III-XII. It is the best preserved temple in Egypt and contains more religious inscriptions and scenes of rituals than almost any of the far more ancient temples in Egypt that predated the Ptolemies by 2,000 years plus. Egyptian conservators have been working since 2021 to clean and consolidate the temple walls with the aim of restoring the full legibility of the texts and images engraved on the sandstone. They removed layers of dust, bird guano, soot, salts and other deposits that obscured the vivid paint that once covered the wall reliefs. The multi-coloured paintings can now provide further details of the scenes and hieroglyphs that could not be identified in the relief alone, e.g. elements of the clothing or the offerings. The craftsmen also used colour to correct the hieroglyphs carved in stone: “In the painting, we are capturing an ancient quality management,” says Professor Martin A. Stadler, director of the Horus Beḥedety Project Würzburg. “The fact that the gods were completely gilded is particularly interesting. We find this in the textual sources that describe the flesh of the gods as consisting of gold,” adds Victoria Altmann-Wendling. Traces of delicate gold leaf have been found on the jewelry of pharaohs and covering the entire bodies of gods. Ancient sources chronicle that massive parts of Egyptian temples were gilded, including columns, gates and obelisks, using thick foils of gilded copper. Archaeologically, the only remains of these huge sections of gilding have been found in holes in walls. Thin gold leaf decorations, however, are only rarely documented due to their great fragility. At Edfu, particles of this type of gilding have now been discovered in numerous places on the higher wall areas of the barque sanctuary. […] “The gilding of the figures presumably not only served to symbolically immortalise and deify them but also contributed to the mystical aura of the room. It must have been very impressive, especially when the sunlight was shining in,” says Dr Victoria Altmann-Wendling, project manager and research fellow in the Horus Beḥedety Project at JMU. The University of Würzburg team has been documenting and digitizing the entire temple since 2016. They are publishing a new collection of epigraphy that will include the priests’ demotic graffiti as well annotated translations of the hieroglyphic texts.

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“I am now a fundamentalist American; give me time and I will tell you why individualism, laissez-faire and the slightly restrained anarchy of capitalism offer the best opportunities for the development of the human spirit.” – Rose Wilder Lane The post The Editors’ Quote of the Day: appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

This weekly Snippets column is a collection of short items: responses to posted articles, practical self-sufficiency items, how-tos, lessons learned, tips and tricks, and news items — both from readers and from SurvivalBlog’s editors. Note that we may select some long e-mails for posting as separate letters. — First up: Dollar stores getting crushed sends ominous signal about US economy: Consumers are ‘tapped out,’ expert warns. o  o  o Over at The Burning Platform: UN ‘Pact for the Future’: Digital IDs, Vaccine Passports, Massive Censorship. o  o  o Reader F.J. sent this article link: Hawaii man trapped in 15ft remote … The post SurvivalBlog Readers’ & Editors’ Snippets appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

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