Dr. Peter J. Shield Ph.D. ARP
Lived in 22 countries. Archaeologist, Associated Press photographer, Host/producer "Peter J. Shield's World of Unexplained Mysteries TV/Radio series.You may listen to past programs at http://vegasmysteries.com - He now writes and broadcasts his "Letter from America"
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New Book "In the Image of Of His God" and "Shroud of Turin"
New Childrens Picture Book "Don Quixote and the Windmills" - Publishamerica.
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New Book "In the Image of Of His God" and "Shroud of Turin"
New Childrens Picture Book "Don Quixote and the Windmills" - Publishamerica.
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Ashes to Ashes, Dust to .....The Cremation AlternativeWhen Master glass blower Robert Shield lost his brother to a massive heart attack in 2009 he, like so many of us at times like these, was devastated and at a complete loss as to how he could keep his brothers spirit alive amongst his family members.
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Hammar ManUnquestionably the world's most intriguing man Dr. Lonnie Hammargren, 31st Lt. Governor of Nevada, Neurosurgeon extraordinar, NASA Flight Surgeon, Bronze Star recipient, to name but a few of his achievements, opened his Home to the public this Nevada Day.
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Nevada Day at the Hammargren HomeNevada's 31st Lieutenant Governor, Lonnie Hammargren opens his home for Nevada Day to the Las vegas public. -
The Emmys This was NOT! -A Letter from AmericaMy impression was the event looked like a yard sale in a mobile home park! -
The 'Queen' Of Las Vegas Reigns SupremeFrank Marino aka Joan Rivers - and his cast of superstar female impersonators have bewildered audiences who continue to flock to his shows from around the world for over 20 years http://youtu.be/sG4Hyp_h9Mg -
Don't Be Fooled by an Offer of Cheap Air Tickets!Some years ago I bought a Ryan Air ticket for $1.00! There are many European airlines that appear to offer amazing discounts until you read the fine print. Read on to find out more. -
Your Safety is Important to Egypt's Economy!There is a great deal more to discover in the land of Egypt than the pyramids and the Valley of the Kings! -
Japan - Nagashima on SenI discovered an exciting amusement park with exciting rides and remarkable hotels on the Pacific coast of Japan. -
The Timeshare Owners Ultimate DreamWorld Resorts International provide access to over 5,000 resorts world wide! -
World Resorts International - Internet Gateway to Great Vacation OpportunitiesAs the author of the book "Timeshare....you bought What?" in which I detail my 20 year career in the resort sales and development industry - I was approached by WRI to test their new program. -
Escape to MaltaI recently told you of a young British man and his families escape from Malta following a road-rage incident - now Libyans are escaping a different sort of 'rage' and fleeing to Malta. -
Egypt and the Sinai from a Tourist's PerspectiveThere is no question that the current political uprising in Egypt has discouraged many prospective visitors from visiting what is unquestionably one of the most exciting tourist destinations in the world. -
A Rose by Any Other Name!Rosaria is my 7th partner, and the love of my life. As a retired archaeologist, she was the last thing I excavated on the island of Malta. -
Super Bowl and the GBPI have no idea what football is all about, but last year I predicted the winner and I believe I can do it again! -
Malta's Past is Its Passport to the FutureIn all my years as an international traveler, and I've lived and worked in over 25 countries, never have I found a country more hell-bent on its own destruction. -
Search for Hotel PerfectionThe real shock came when the host showed us to our seat. The upholstery was ingrained with dirt and stains of an indeterminable nature '" to the extent that they offered to cover the seat with a tablecloth so my wife could sit down!
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Is There Such a Thing as a Perfect Hotel?On a recent visit to the tiny island of Malta I discovered one of the nicest hotels it has been my privileged to stay in.
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A New Look at Train TravelThe train ride from London's Gatwick couldn't have been more pleasant, from the assistance of the porters to the facilities on the train itself were outstanding! And all the way Robert's poem ran through my head.
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"It's All About the Laundry"Its one thing to walk out of a casino with $1.5 million in gaming chips - disposing of them is the real problem.
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"Chips to Go. Please"A recent casino robbery has sparked my creative imagination - look out Hollywood here comes the next Oceans ll
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A Simple Case of Road Rage Separates a Family at ChristmasTristan Haynes will not see his family this Christmas as he sits behind bars in a Maltese Jail!
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The Right Place at the Right Time?Success is not just about being in the right place at the right time. You may very well be there already!
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From Opry Land to the Land of the Knights TemplarChristmas in Nashville is like Christmas nowhere else - except perhaps on the island that was home to the Knights Templar for over 200 years.
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Pictures Lost Are Treasured Memories Gone ForeverFor us of a more senior vintage, 'Click' was not the sound of your computer mouse but that of a camera shutter.
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Great Ancient Underground Cities Around the WorldAround the world there are amazing lost cities that lie well below the surface of mother earth. Read on to find out about these great underground cities.
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Disneyland: The Ultimate Day TripWithin 12 hours of my granddaughter Ricarda and her mother's arrival we were entering the gates of Disneyland.
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Bangkok, and "The Bridge on the River Kwai" ThailandBangkok's sinful reputation is what comes first to mind to anyone who has not visited this remarkable city.For this writer it is the "Death Railway"
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A Travel Guide for Taormina, SicilyI visited Taormina in 2006 and was blown away with its beauty. Sitting as it does on top of Mount Taurus is was the highlight of my trip to Sicily.
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Malta - a Mediterranean JewelThere are few locations in the world that boast the amazing number of archaeological sites as the tiny island of Malta!
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Location, Location, Location - a Problem for Retirement!Most of us nearing retirement have considered relocating to some exotic location - like South America,Mexico, Central America and the carribian come immediately to mind.
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Crop Circles and the Shroud of TurinUnquestionably one of the world's greatest unexplained mysteries, Crop Circles continue to appear out of nowhere and intrigue those of us who find ourselves mysteriously drawn to these remarkable geometrically accurate formations.
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Re-live Route 66 at Oatman, AZWhenever I have visitors from overseas I take them to Oatman, Azarona and to London Bridge at Lake Havesue. A great one day outing from Las Vegas.
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New Blue Suede Shoes for $9.95How many of us dream of traveling to the far corners of the world to take advantage of the great bargains available to visitors to 3rd world countries, the Far East, Hong Kong, Taiwan or India for example?
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The World Via the Web!GPS is fine if all you need is directions - personally I won't travel without my laptop computer!
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Escape to Freedom (Nearly)When Tristan Hayes, a British born citizen, went to work on the tiny Mediterranean Island of Malta, he could not have expected to end up serving 3 years in Jail! This is his story.
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Lake Arrowhead RetreatLake Arrowhead resort area on Big Bear Mountain is the perfect escape from the Desert heat of Las Vegas
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London to Mysterious Morocco Via DetroitThe following is an account of what happened to my wife Rose on a return visit to USA - The result of which in a strange way took us to Morocco
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A World of Unexplained MysteriesFor 60 years I have explored some of the world's greatest mysteries. I have visited archaeological sites and strange phenomena in over 25 countries.
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"Signs" of Our Times- Photographic Opportunities MissedOn my recent drive across America from Las Vegas to Florida, the road signs and our GPS proved a great asset. Pictures of signs enabled us to identify picture locations!
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Coast to Coast - a Drive Across America!When a friend asked me to drive a rental truck with his belongings from Las Vegas to Ft. Lauderdale Florida, I was really excited. Little did I know what lay in store.
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Marriott's New 'timeshare' ProgramAs an owner of several 'timeshares' including a Marriott, I was excited to learn about the amazing 'points' option that Marriott has just introduced.
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Ketchikan, Alaska - A City Built by a Man Named Snow and Surrounded by ItThe Alaskan city of Katchikan was appropriately founded by a man named Snow, and is home to the infamous Creek Street, home of bars and bordellos that were the major depository for the miners of the area.
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The Ancient Nabataean City of Hegra300 miles south of the lost city of Petra, archaeologists have been investigating this ancient city of monumental tombs for over 100 years.
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Juneau - Alaska's Capitol is a Great Starting Point to Explore the Frozen NorthIf you plan to visit our frozen north I can think of no better starting point than Alaska's capitol- Juneau!
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The Craft of Glass BlowingSince ancient Egypt, the art of glass craft has been kept alive by a few artisans living and working around the world. There are however one or two still willing to teach this rapidly disappearing craft to those who are keen to learn.
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Cruise to Alaska - the Real Cost!On May 5th we set sail for Alaska; quite frankly I've seen more ice in a Martini!
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Another Reason to Visit Las Vegas NVIf you are looking for another reason to visit Sin City - I have some suggestions.
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Indiana Jones and the Shroud of TurinIn each of the "Indy" movies he is battling the Germans in a race to find a lost archaeological religious treasure.
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The Great Canal Barges of UK and IrelandGenerally speaking, there are two types of canal boats available. The houseboat that remains moored throughout your stay and the traditional canal barge. It is the latter that I intend to tell you about today.
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Castles, Caves and Canals - Great BrittonAn amazing journey to some of Great Brittion's historic sites and a week on a canal barge.
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Australia and South Africa Enjoy Amazing Growth in TourismThe recent convention of the American Resort Development Association highlighted Australia and South Africa as two of the most successful travel destinations.
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World's First Orbiting 'Timeshare'Could we vacation in Space - the techonology is already in place!
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In the Image of His GodMan's true potential whilst living on this earth!
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How to Beat the Casinos Anywhere in the WorldMarch 7-13 is Gambling awareness week. It seems appropriate therefore to share with you some tips on how to leave your gambling destination a winner!
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The Value of a Timeshare for Frequent TravelersAs an archaeologist I long since overcame the desire to rough it. If Indiana Jones visited the great city of New York, he would be staying at the nearest 5 star hotel, more than likely a Hilton or a Marriott, perhaps even the Ritz Carlton.
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The Road to Turin, ItalyThe Shroud of Turin Exhibit is expected to be viewed by over one million visitors starting in April and provides a wonderful excuse to visit Italy.
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Las Vegas for LocalsProbably the last place you would think to retire on a budget would be Las Vegas (are you listening Mr. President?)
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"Timeshare...You Bought What?"The advantages of owning and not owning a timeshare!
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The President and Las VegasMidst controversy over his casual (and sensible) remark concerning students spending collage funds in Vegas - the President drops in!
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On the Road to MoroccoMy recent visit to Marrakech, Morocco exposed a whole new world of excitement!
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Oh! Canada- Opening Ceremony of the Winter OlympicsThe unexpected death of this young Georgian luger was appropriately marked in an overwhelming show of love from all the world.
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Costa Del Sol on Spain's Southern Coast - a Great Starting Point for Day TripsThe Costa del Sol is a great starting point for a multitude of exciting vacation destinations.
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A Journey Back in TimeA visit to Peggy Sue's and a Ghost town revives old memories
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Hi, Mickey, I'm Back - Disneyland AgainI never get tired of a visit to Disneyland. This is the story of my 10th visit. I've still not seen it all!
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Saints Take Ghosts to the Superbowl and Win!Did the Ghosts of Confederate prisioners of war accompany the Saints to Florida?
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Sedona, Arizona - a Real Garden of EdenWhat I'm really trying to say is that Sedona is the most beautiful inland vacation spot it has been my privilege to visit. Art galleries, restaurants and amazing craft displays abound everywhere.
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Don Quixote to Visit Rodenas, SpainRódenas is a tiny municipality in the province of Teruel, Aragon, Spain. This remarkable little town has a population of under 100 inhabitants.
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The Sacred Shroud of TurinDespite extensive scrutiny the question of whether the Shroud of Turin truly is the cloth the man called Jesus was wrapped in, still remains unanswered.
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The Secret of SuccessSome years ago a very great truth was shared with me! Is success due to being in the right place at the right time? It might surprise you to know the answer is NO!
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Ask for More!Roger Dawson, head of the Power Negotiating Institute, and world renowned speaker gives Dr. Shield some valuable advice on negotiating!
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The Magic of NowYou'll discover a special Magic in the time that we call NOW.
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El ToroLife is like a Bull Ring
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April in IrelandPoem - April in Ireland
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Bogota' and the Lost CityThis writer enjoyed a fantastic holiday in Bogota despite government warnings.
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Timeshare - Selling the Greatest Product in the World!20 year timeshare sales professional and award winning sales executive Dr. Peter J. Shield PhD,ARP discusses world wide opportunities for professional sales people.
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Another Planet?A travelers look at the increasing cost of beach side property in Mexico's resort destination of Cabo San Lucas.
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TearsA tear shed at parting says more in a million ways of all that we mean to each other than words can ever say!
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Christmas in Baja, MexicoLess than an hour from San Diego, Rosarito Beach is a great uncrowded place to spend Christmas!
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An Invitation to Tiger WoodsA secret hideaway from prying media attention for Tiger Woods.
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"Timeshare - a History"In this chapter I detail the history of this controversial form of vacation ownership.
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The Set of the SailGoal setting advice from the pen of Dr. Peter J. Shield
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Leonardo Da Vinci; Another Shroud Mystery!There are some who claim that the image said to be that of Jesus Christ seen on the mysterious holy relic "The Sacred Shroud Of Turin" was in fact produced by non other than Leonardo Da Vinci
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3 Countries in 7 DaysAs a retired archaeologist who had never visited Egypt - this trip will remain one of the highlights of my many adventures.
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The Secret Island of Dr. ShieldSome creative thoughts on the Yucca Mountain Project!
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St. Agatha's Remarkable Crypt and Catacombs on the Island of Malta!According to legend Agatha, during persecution by the Roman Emperor Trajanus Decius (AD 249-251), who was later to cut off her breasts, fled from Sicily, her native land, and took refuge in the underground catacombs of Malta.
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The Maltese Temples - The World's Oldest Man Made Structure!Ggantija Temples in Xaghra, Gozo, are one of the most important and mysterious archaeological sites in the world.
