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You pose a good question Dig. After some thought on the matter, I began to wonder if maybe non avian dinosaurs were perhaps more susceptable to air quality issues. After all, the avian species of dinosaurs survived & eventually evolved into birds, right? (Yes, I know that birds were present befo...

Mysterious Black Mats on Earth Not From Outer Space What seemed like evidence of prehistoric cosmic impacts might just be clumps of earthly dust, findings that shed light on the heated debate over whether these impacts triggered recent mass extinctions, researchers say. A giant cosmic collision wit...

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This is becoming repetitive and boring.

Something I found online, while looking at articles related to the purported glyphs: 2012 - Steven Strong writes bogus articles for New Dawn magazine and Indigenous Times - Documented alzhiemers sufferer Dr Hans Dieter Von Senff releases his failed PHD work " Ancient Egyptians in Australia &quo...

This one's for you Min... :) US shatters record for warmest March -- and first three months of a year By Miguel Llanos, msnbc.com The temperature analysis released by the U.S. government each month usually isn't all that riveting, but the one that came out Monday is a doozy -- and not just for weath...

Digit wrote:Move here, we've water enough for all!

Roy.

TOO COLD!!! I'm thin blooded.

:roll: Um, who cares what Stephen C. Jett, A GEOGRAPHER, thinks about GENETICS??? :roll: You're off on the wrong foot, CS. The world has had more than enough of the Guru Syndrome already. You're looking for someone to trust . Someone well-informed to believe . Belief is a mode of functioning that i...

Anomalous Mitochondrial DNA Lineages in the Cherokee " The geneticists always seem to cry 'post-Columbian admixture ,'" says Stephen C. Jett, a geographer at the University of California at Davis, " but fail to take into account that there are no plausible post-Columbian sources for ...

Since we've been discussing global warming more than any other subject of late... :? I'm preparing to lay out what I fatuously hope will be a highly sustainable, low water/low maintenance garden and orchard. :shock: I have researched innumerable ideas, from myriad sources. One of the ideas I plan to...

The earth will continue even if a rock puts a big dent in it. Hey Min! Your observation reminded me of the title of a sci-fi book I read many years ago... :) :D I LOVE post-apocalyptic sci-fi! :D Try reading Earth Abides by George R. Stewart. It's a hoot. Of course, the major meltdown was a pandemi...

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kbs2244 wrote:http://www.ajtmh.org/content/62/6/733.full.pdf


http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/8/4/01 ... rticle.htm

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2730237/

Thanks for the links kbs!

"New chamber found in the Kariong Archaeological site." To update the Kariong debate. On Feb.17th.-20th.2012, we, that is the filmcrew of O4 Production, Steve Strong (Author) and myself, combed the archaeological site at Kariong for new and hidden surprises. Whilst in the hieroglypic site...

Dby: Check out Doctor Acuna-Soto of the National Autonomous University in Mexico City. Dr. Acuna-Soto studied epidemiology and molecular biology at Harvard University, and his 12 year study of the Aztec demise concludes that the Aztecs died off from a hemorrhagic virus rather than smallpox, about a...

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Minimalist wrote:What wine goes with sea turtle?

Red wine, apparently:

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