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My name is Memnon as Mem -Na- Un TeZe Uzan and I am honored that inquiry has lead you here. This world lives at pedestrians levels of scholarship about self, identity of being and the indigenous portrait of the African. The African life is a Optimum life filled with explanatory's of enlightenment and rich origins that exceed 1.3 million years. This page is set up the go into detail of that genius, and those optimal explanations of identity in Globalization. This page will be a conglomerate of all levels of self, that will make perfection more about choice and preference, than about making a mistake. It will divulge academics of history like no other channel on Earth or the next. It is time to release all doubt about who the African is, and that expression of that identity must live without flaw and be identified as the culture that is and has always been about the people of the SUN....Honor for listening

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The Origins of Self: Dialogues on the origins of consciousness, the reality of 'self' and evolution. A free downloadable book or hardcopy from Amazon

Origins: Supporting homeschooling families or families transitioning into homeschooling who are interested in self-directed learning.

The reflections of a white man confronting his personal privilege and racism.

Richard Watkins has produced a bibliography of works relating to mechanical watches and he has written a history of the origins of self-winding watches, a monograph on watchmaking and the American system of manufacture, studies of repeater mechanisms, Philipe DuBois & Fils and watch mainspring gauges. He has translated several books including Some notes on P.F. Ingold, Berthoud and Auch (How to Make a Verge Watch), Vigniaux (Practical Watchmaking), Borsendorff (History of a Watch), Eugene Buffat (History and Design of the Roskopf Watch), Francois Crespe (Essay on Repeater Watches), Jacques David (Swiss and American Watchmaking in 1876), Favre-Perret (Report on the Philadelphia Exhibition 1876), Andre Francillon (A history of Longines), Emile Graupmann (The Finishing of the Watch Case), Moritz Grossmann (The construction of a Simple but Mechanically Perfect Watch), B. Hillmann (The Keyless Mechanism), Frederic Japy (Patents for Watchmaking Machines), Jerome Lalande (Diary of a trip to England 1763), William Blakey (The Art of Making Watch Springs). He has also published Edward Marsh (two histories of the Waltham Watch Company), C.E.L. Camus (Treatise on the Teeth of Wheels), Waterbury Watch Company (Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves), Berner and Audetat (Pierre Frederic Ingold 1787-1878) and several articles.