New species of extinct river dolphin discovered in Smithsonian collection

August 17, 2016, by

A fossil that has been in the collection of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History since it was discovered in 1951 is today helping scientists piece together the evolutionary history of … [Read more...]

Roman ‘Curse Tablets’ Made of Gold Discovered in Viminacium, Serbia

August 7, 2016, by Charles Pounders

BELGRADE, Serbia — So-called "curse tablets" made of gold and silver have been discovered in Roman tombs, archaeologists said. The finds were made at the Viminacium archaeological site in eastern … [Read more...]

What Donkey Kong can tell us about how to study the brain

August 23, 2016 By Isabel Foley

“I just can’t believe that.” This story appears in the September 3, 2016, issue of Science News with the headline, “Gaming the brain: Computer experiment throws hsade on neuroscience methods.” Citations T. Sejnowski, P. Churchland and J. Anthony Movsho Continue reading at sciencenews.org Non-toxic, edible batteries could one day power ingestible devices for diagnosing and […]

Facts On The Red Queen

June 21, 2016 By Patricia Shaw

by Markiesh A book creates new speculation A revelation was set by recent studies that the Red Queen, a royal tomb and the bones of this character could be from this ancient Mayan ruler’s consort and not from his mother. At the National Museum of Anthropology, the publication was presented which was also coedited by […]

One thing I can never come to terms with is weight. I won’t give you the diatribe about weight loss and how I managed to drop 75 pounds, because it would all be a lie. The fact is I’ve never been overweight and I’ve never had to count calories. My metabolism is ridiculously fast. I suppose a lot of it is genetics. However, this doesn’t steer me away from physical fitness and proper exercise. I practice martial arts and lift weights regularly. I figure I had better work to keep that metabolism going for when I hit 40 and 50. Besides I want to be strong, in shape, and set a good example for my children. No offense, but you should be doing the same thing. It’s imperative to get our kids started at a young age.

February 19, 2017 By Earnest Jacobsen

by tobiastoft Nothing is worse than seeing a small child who is obese. This is terrible! I often wonder what other cultures think when they visit the United States. They probably think we’re a bunch of fast food eating bums. They probably laugh at our poor diet and obesity pandemic. We’re supposed to be a […]

The Teaching Of Abraham : Secrets Of The Law Of Attraction

June 6, 2016 By Glen Getty

by wahousegop The law of attraction is an ancient law that has recently been brought to light through Esther Hicks. Esther Hicks channels spirits that collectively use the name “Abraham.” According to the law of attraction “that which is like unto itself is drawn.” In simpler terms this can be expressed as like attracts […]

Guide to Drugs Reactions

June 9, 2016 By Earnest Hale

by lindes When a person has a reaction to a particular drug the reaction can often times lead to serious complications such as death. Many things can lead to these reactions and most often times they are referred to as side effects. The reasons more times then not are due to the fact that a […]

A Little – Used Secret – Spirituality Information

May 14, 2016 By John Moore

by Bill Ruhsam Sometimes, the simplest things are the most profound. Many times, the most obvious things are often ignored. A good percentage of the time the most common sense principles are the ones most disregarded. Perhaps, it’s because we are so intent on making a living that we forget about making a life. One […]

Global Inorganic Metal Finishing Market is Expected to Reach US$ 83.32 Bn by 2020

May 19, 2016 By John Moore

by Tjflex2 Inorganic metal finishing plays an important role in the production cycle of metals. Inorganic metal finishing processes are used to deposit either a non-metallic or metallic coating on a substrate. Metal finishing enhances the corrosion resistance of the metal substrate; hence, it is extensively used in various industries. Global demand for inorganic metal […]

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