Who Loves a Good Mystery? The Death of King Ludwig II Reconsidered by a Forensic Economist, Part 6

Real-world mysteries make great puzzles. Attempting to solve them helps us to sharpen our minds. Furthermore, these mysteries are fun. However, the primary rule for this kind of puzzle-solving is to remain scientific and objective, lest one drifts into the realm of unsupportable conspiracy theory, for or against any official story. In the final part of this six-part series, we review an alleged eye-witness report and consider what has been proposed using modern technologies to get some final answers about the death of King Ludwig.

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Pottery Lesson for Small Children on How to Make a Cupcake Fridge Magnet

Step by step instructions on how to make a cupcake fridge magnet, with some teaching tips. Suitable for beginners and small children.

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Perfection Makes Reality: How to Make Your Artworks Valuable

You want awareness for your creation, and you want to be different than the rest, right? Consider using an Art PR or Art Marketing campaign to achieve this goal!

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Who Loves a Good Mystery? The Death of King Ludwig II Reconsidered by a Forensic Economist, Part 5

Real-world mysteries make great puzzles. Attempting to solve them helps us to sharpen our minds. Furthermore, these mysteries are fun. However, the primary rule for this kind of puzzle-solving is to remain scientific and objective, lest one drifts into the realm of unsupportable conspiracy theory, for or against any official story. In part 5, we look at concurring and supporting evidence surrounding the death of King Ludwig II, including alleged eye-witness reports.

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Who Loves a Good Mystery? The Death of King Ludwig II Reconsidered by a Forensic Economist, Part 4

Real-world mysteries make great puzzles. Attempting to solve them helps us to sharpen our minds. Furthermore, these mysteries are fun. However, the primary rule for this kind of puzzle-solving is to remain scientific and objective, lest one drifts into the realm of unsupportable conspiracy theory, for or against any official story. In this part 4, we explore the general and medical evidence of his alleged murder.

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Who Loves a Good Mystery? The Death of King Ludwig II Reconsidered by a Forensic Economist, Part 3

Real-world mysteries make great puzzles. Attempting to solve them helps us to sharpen our minds. Furthermore, these mysteries are fun. However, the primary rule for this kind of puzzle-solving is to remain scientific and objective, lest one drifts into the realm of unsupportable conspiracy theory, for or against any official story. In Part 3, we look at the background of Ludwig II including his sexuality, the finances of Ludwig, and the economy of the Kingdom of Bavaria as its independence is threatened by the German Empire..

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Who Loves a Good Mystery? The Death of King Ludwig II Reconsidered by a Forensic Economist, Part 2

Real-world mysteries make great puzzles. Attempting to solve them helps us to sharpen our minds. Furthermore, these mysteries are fun. However, the primary rule for this kind of puzzle-solving is to remain scientific and objective, lest one drifts into the realm of unsupportable conspiracy theory, for or against any official story. In part 2 of this series, we look at the general background of time and place--The central European country of Bavaria in the last quarter of the nineteenth century.

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Who Loves a Good Mystery? The Death of King Ludwig II Reconsidered by a Forensic Economist, Part 1

Real-world mysteries make great puzzles. Attempting to solve them helps us to sharpen our minds. Furthermore, these mysteries are fun. However, the primary rule for this kind of puzzle-solving is to remain scientific and objective, lest one drifts into the realm of unsupportable conspiracy theory, for or against any official story. Kingdom of Bavaria in the year 1886: The case of King Ludwig II is scrutinized by reviewing the history of the person and times, the revisiting the official story of his death, considering contrasting assertions, and weighing the evidence that has come to light during the past 130 years.

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Groom Is Abducted By Horse And The Wedding Piper Gives Chase!

When it was the turn of the eldest to marry, the family thought it would be a good idea to introduce a Scottish element to the wedding. The day turned out to be a fine one and I turned up early, full of the joys of a rare sunny day.

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How to Make A Mold Box?

A mold box is often needed to contain the model and mold making materials. Learn how to make the box on your own.

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The Martian and Pope Francis

Despite the admittedly strange correlation, The Martian and Pope Francis, there is a striking parallel between the most unusual movie adapted from novelist Andy Weir's self- published novel The Martian and the many speeches made by the Pope during his whirlwind tour tour last week. The power of the person.

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California Leaving

Gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill in 1848, and the rush was on. California became the idea du jour for a new life, with a dream of riches thrown in. But the story of California has older versions -- such as the tragic one, starting around 1769, when Spanish missionaries came to spread Christianity among the natives of old Alta California.

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When Sealing a Model Is Necessary

When working with a model made of a porous material, it is essential to seal it before commencing the mold making process. Also the article tells to the readers about others making techniques.

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