photo courtesy of EIA/Jordi Mestre
It turns out that the jawbone holding a few teeth found last year in a Spanish cave were actually once a part of the last common ancestor of Humans and Neanderthals – Pioneer Man.
Spanish researchers used three techniques to approximate the age of the fossil at 1.2 million years, a half-million years older than previously discovered humanlike fossils from the same region in the mountains of northern Spain.
Click here to read about the many colors in the homo rainbow.
photo courtesy of AES Michigan
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, those who control our natural resources are bound to be those in charge of the direction we take to power our homes and vehicles.
For 8 years now the term “Texas oil-man” only sounded good to those who would benefit from the gold in their coffers. Now, we may be able to repeat the term without it bringing on a gag-reflex as one Texas oil-man, T. Boone Pickens, is investing billions in wind turbines.
Click here to read about one oil-man who realizes that his form of income is on the verge of being outsourced.
It isn’t so bizarre that humans survived all this time on medicine provided by Mother Nature. What is bizarre is how we’ve allowed ourselves to be convinced by pharmaceutical companies that homeopathic medicine is voodoo. Although when one considers how sheep-like we tend to be under the guidance of our elected officials it’s not so unbelieveable after all.
When our government bends to allow pharmaceutical companies to poison the population, like Ronald Reagan did when he forced the FDA to allow Donald Rumsfeld’s Aspartame on the market, we have to question how much these people truly care about the health and welfare of the people.
It appears the oil extracted from black seed, used medicinally by Middle Eastern people for over a thousand years, blocks the growth and kills over 80% of pancreatic cancer cells. Now we can only hope our government doesn’t ban it for not being able to capitalize on it.
Click here to read how we know the cure is there, but we just have to know which plant to ingest.
While many Californian’s would love to see plate tectonics come to a halt, especially those who have experienced a major earthquake firsthand, it would be a very bad thing if it happened, and now it appears that it can.
Click here to read why a continental drift is so much better a freebie than the breakfast.
It isn’t uncommon for people to make mistakes when in a fit of panic, and by looking at the prices of gasoline at any station across the United States it is easy to see how these fits could come about. Now, people are beginning to panic over a crisis brought on by the gasoline crisis.
Click here to see what’s not so a-maize-ing about corn.
Most all of us can relate to the feeling of being outdone by the “better” man or woman in our quest for love. I’m happy that my life didn’t depend on it as it does with some living things.
Click here to read the buzz on bee sex, and how their picky ways may be one of the causes for their declining numbers.
photo courtesy of BBC News
When it comes to being “green” the U.S. Federal Government has shown time and time again that they prefer “charcoal gray”. Now, that the polar bears in the arctic region are drowning, a U.S. judge sent the Dept. of the Interior away for 16 days to discuss whether or not they should be listed as an endangered species.
Click here to read why the land mammal needs ice to live upon, and without it… well, I guess their lives might be endangered.
