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Skeleton of teenage girl confirms cannibalism at Jamestown colony - The Washington Post - Pale Moon. In the meantime, someone — perhaps with more experience — was working on a leg.
The tibia bone is broken with a single blow, as one might do in butchering a cow. That’s one possible version of an event that took place sometime during the winter of 1609-1610 in Jamestown. What’s certain is that some members of that desperate colony resorted to cannibalism to survive. That cannibalism occurred during the colony’s “starving time” was never in much doubt. At least a half-dozen accounts, by people who lived through the period or spoke to colonists who did, describe occasional acts of cannibalism that winter. Prezi - Ideas matter.
Popplet. Flying Space Toasters: Electrified Exoplanets Really Feel the Heat - Pale Moon. Artist’s concept of “hot Jupiter” exoplanet HD 149026b (NASA/JPL-Caltech) Overheated and overinflated, hot Jupiters are some of the strangest extrasolar planets to be discovered by the Kepler mission… and they may be even more exotic than anyone ever thought.
A new model proposed by Florida Gulf Coast University astronomer Dr. Derek Buzasi suggests that these worlds are intensely affected by electric currents that link them to their host stars. In Dr. The first quantum entanglement of photons through space and time. Ready for a mind-bending news story that will forever change your perception of life?
Quantum physicists in Israel have successfully entangled two photons that don’t exist at the same time. Interplanetary Cessna - Pale Moon. Hands on: New Google Maps make maps interesting again. We may not have a new version of Android to drool over, but at least we've got more feature-filled, better-looking maps.
At its Google I/O keynote Wednesday morning, Google announced an enhanced version of its popular Google Maps service. The demos shown on stage drew some applause out of the otherwise listless attendees, and I was itching for the chance to put this improved version of Maps through its paces. After playing around with Maps and virtually visiting several locales around the world, I'm impressed with how much Google has improved its already great mapping tool—though I think the company might have oversold it a bit on stage. The new desktop Maps version looks fantastic: Google has done away with the navigation bars on the top and left side of the screen, dedicating your entire browser window to your map. For the most part, menus are hidden out of sight, which makes the entire interface feel less cluttered. In Hours, Thieves Took $45 Million in A.T.M. Scheme - NYTimes.com - Pale Moon. Discover how touch projection technology might turn your tables and countertops into iPad-like devices — and sooner than you think - Pale Moon.
The Microsoft Home kitchen uses projection displays to beam information and recipes right onto the surface of the countertop.
The dining room tablet has games projected onto that surface, as well as step-by-step instructions for crafts. Even more advanced than Microsoft's prototype is its "Vision" video, which projects into the future (pun intended) how projector touch displays will work in five to 10 years. A girl builds a product on a touch tablet in this scene: 'Sirius' Documentary Reveals DNA Test Results On Ata, The '6-Inch Alien' - Pale Moon.
The mummified remains of what looks like a 6-inch space alien has turned "Sirius" into the most eagerly awaited documentary among UFO enthusiasts.
The findings, however, might come as a disappointment. In early publicity, filmmakers claimed the documentary would reveal that the DNA of the creature with an oversized alien-looking head couldn't be medically classified. In fact, the film, which premiered Monday in Hollywood, features a scientist who concluded the little humanoid was human. "I can say with absolute certainty that it is not a monkey. 'Century Chest' Time Capsule Opened In Oklahoma After 100 Years (VIDEO) - Pale Moon. After a century-long wait, a treasure trove of goodies from the 1910s was discovered this week when a time capsule was dug up and opened in an Oklahoma church.
According to Fox 25 News, the aptly-named "Century Chest" has been sitting, entombed under 12 inches of concrete, in the basement of Oklahoma City's First Lutheran Church for the past 100 years. The vintage copper chest was painstakingly buried by the church's Ladies Aide Society in 1913, the Oklahoman reports. It was finally unveiled to the public on Monday after being removed from the ground. It reportedly took a construction company a whopping 11 hours to unearth the container. When the "Century Chest" was cracked open, the crowd that had gathered oohed and aahed as a collection of incredibly well-preserved artifacts was pulled from the time capsule, the Oklahoma Gazette reports. GPUs Helping Californians Better Prepare for the Big One - Pale Moon. Eerie Abandoned Islands (PHOTOS) - weather.com - Pale Moon. Hashima Island, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan Next Beautiful and secluded, thousands of islands serve as vacation getaways.
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Since then changes in corporate ownership and/or market-driven changes have caused modifications to the practices of a few of the corporations listed below. Please visit this Non-GMO Product Listing site for the most up-to-date, tested and verified organic product listing. Note: You can download this pdf file created by the Center for Food Safety that provides guidelines for buying non-GMO foods in your local stores. CgCt3qS.jpg (GIF Image, 289 × 163 pixels) - Pale Moon. Earth-sized planets in habitable zones are more common than previously thought. The number of potentially habitable planets is greater than previously thought, according to a new analysis by a Penn State researcher, and some of those planets are likely lurking around nearby stars.
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We are upset by this article because it does not factually represent Tesla technology, which is designed and tested to operate well in both hot and cold climates. Indeed, our highest per capita sales are in Norway, where customers drive our cars during Arctic winters in permanent midnight, and in Switzerland, high among the snowy Alps. About half of all Tesla Roadster and Model S customers drive in temperatures well below freezing in winter. While no car is perfect, after extremely thorough testing, the Model S was declared to be the best new car in the world by the most discerning authorities in the automotive industry. To date, hundreds of journalists have test driven the Model S in every scenario you can imagine. Jesus Christ Is My Nigga ....Really. Walt Clyde Frazier's Signature Style. For about 30 years, Walt Frazier lived on New York’s Upper East Side.
Heart Attack Grill spokesman dies from heart attack. Steve Marcus The sign for Heart Attack Grill is shown at Neonopolis in Downtown Las Vegas on Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2012. "Slow Jams in B Flat Prose" Burger King Horsemeat Scandal: Chain Admits That Food May Have Been Tainted. The Age of NGO's Rise to Power. Why We Took Cocaine Out of Soda - James Hamblin. Social injustice and "a most wonderful invigorator of sexual organs" When cocaine and alcohol meet inside a person, they create a third unique drug called cocaethylene. Cocaethylene works like cocaine, but with more euphoria. So in 1863, when Parisian chemist Angelo Mariani combined coca and wine and started selling it, a butterfly did flap its wings.
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Unreported Side Effects of Drugs Are Found Using Internet Search Data, Study Finds. Detroit Auto Show Photos: Pics From 2013 North American International Auto Show. William Clay Ford JrIn this photo provided by the Ford Motor Co., William Clay Ford Jr., Executive Chairman, Ford Motor Company, sits in a 1903 Ford Model A, the oldest surviving Ford product at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013. The Ford Motor Company was created June 16, 1903 and car production started in July. This car is the third vehicle assembled on the first day of production. Bentley Motors Website : Models : Continental Flying Spur Speed. The Rolls-Royce Ghost Family. Scientists suggest we might be overlooking alien communications.
A new theory has been put forward in the astrophysics world suggesting people have assumed too much when looking for alien attempts to communicate with Earth.
Physics,time and space. Einstein Was Right: Space-Time Smooth, Not Foamy. S NuSTAR Helps Solve Riddle of Black Hole Spin. Milky Way's 'Methuselah' star looks older than the universe. Spinning black hole: Scientists measure supermassive black hole rotating at nearly the speed of light. Herschel Space Observatory finds Apophis asteroid is larger than believed. The large Apophis asteroid passed by Earth a few days ago, some 9,000,000 miles from our fair planet. Sudden Stratospheric Warming Split the Polar Vortex in Two.
Sudden stratospheric warming has split the polar vortex in two. The polar vortex, which forms and deepens as the atmosphere loses heat to space in the darkness of the long Arctic winter night, was split in two by massive heating from below. A series of intense storms in the far north Pacific intensified a very long wave in the lower atmosphere. Energy on that planet sized wave went upwards from the lower atmosphere around the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau and broke into the stratosphere, causing major sudden warming. Australian Dust Storm Photos Suggest Fearsome 'Red Wave' Off Continent's Western Coast. Freakish Dust Storm Sweeps Over Western Australia. Body Language and Conversation. Junior Seau's brain shows chronic brain damage found in other NFL football players.