"Katie rolled her eyes, "A week? There are files on there," as her index finger pointed down to the laptop. Her fingernail clicked as she tapped the c...mputer, "I need this information right away." I'm sorry ma'am but we will do the best we can," he retorted in a monotone voice."Can't it be done quicker?" Katie began to grow agitated."Probably not. It will be put in the que with everybody else's," the young man shrugged.Katie small hand clinched in a fist in frustration, "Is there somebody else. This is very private for both me and Girl." I promise," she said eagerly.We were in my room, but she was still surprised when I said, "Strip!" However, she complied."Lie down," I told her, and she did. She started complaining when I began to tie her down. "You wanted to know about us, and this is part of it." You like to tie her up?" she asked.That actually stopped me for a second, and I said, "Well, yes, actually, but that's not what this is about. I just need to make sure that you won't stop. Geis. "David, let me introduce you to Harmon Geis. You stopped those terrorists yesterday, before they could kill Mr. Geis' wife, Alexandra, and their two children, William and Katy." He stopped talking and let Harmon Geis have his say."David, I am eternally in your debt. You saved my whole life and had no idea you were doing it. That's what makes a hero. It's when people do good without knowing how good, and you did something really good."I have instructed our attorneys to pay all of your. ”“There is a canal, was a canal, from the Nile to the Red Sea, and the Nile flows into the Mediterranean Sea. Thus, it would have been possible for Egyptian vessels to sail from the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea. Are there any accounts of such journeys in Ancient Egyptian texts, or in Greek or Roman records? Both those latter civilisations ruled Egypt at times, and surely the Romans would have used the route to move their fleets from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea?”“To date there has been.