"The dinosaurs were wiped out 65 million years ago by at least two meteorite impacts, rather than a single strike, a new study suggests.Previously, scientists had identified a huge impact crater in the Gulf of Mexico as the event that spelled doom for the dinosaurs.Now evidence for a second impact in Ukraine has been uncovered.This raises the possibility that the Earth may have been bombarded by a whole shower of meteorites."http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11112417
"The dinosaurs were wiped out 65 million years ago by at least two meteorite impacts, rather than a single strike, a new study suggests.
Previously, scientists had identified a huge impact crater in the Gulf of Mexico as the event that spelled doom for the dinosaurs.
Now evidence for a second impact in Ukraine has been uncovered.
This raises the possibility that the Earth may have been bombarded by a whole shower of meteorites."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11112417
"Hundreds of ancient sites have been discovered by aerial surveys, thanks to a dry start to the summer, English Heritage has said.The surveys show marks made when crops growing over buried features develop at a different rate from those nearby.The newly-discovered Roman and prehistoric settlements include a site near Bradford Abbas, Dorset.The Roman camp was revealed in June after three sides became visible in rain-parched fields of barley."http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11128297
"Hundreds of ancient sites have been discovered by aerial surveys, thanks to a dry start to the summer, English Heritage has said.
The surveys show marks made when crops growing over buried features develop at a different rate from those nearby.
The newly-discovered Roman and prehistoric settlements include a site near Bradford Abbas, Dorset.
The Roman camp was revealed in June after three sides became visible in rain-parched fields of barley."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11128297
"Discovered in 1968, and initially seen as having potential use in cosmetics, it was a little kept secret within the scientific community until its recent de-discovery by a group of researchers from the University of Liverpool. By combining sand and water, researchers found the resulting "dry water" could safely store and transport potentially harmful industrial materials.“Dry water” is actually droplets of water covered by modified silica, or sand, that p-r-e-v-e-n-t it from merging into its liquid form. The final substance resemblance fine sugar or sand."http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7019728536?No%20Joke:%20Scientists%20Finding%20New%20Uses%20For%20%22Dry%20Water%22
"Discovered in 1968, and initially seen as having potential use in cosmetics, it was a little kept secret within the scientific community until its recent de-discovery by a group of researchers from the University of Liverpool. By combining sand and water, researchers found the resulting "dry water" could safely store and transport potentially harmful industrial materials.
“Dry water” is actually droplets of water covered by modified silica, or sand, that p-r-e-v-e-n-t it from merging into its liquid form. The final substance resemblance fine sugar or sand."
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7019728536?No%20Joke:%20Scientists%20Finding%20New%20Uses%20For%20%22Dry%20Water%22
"Advertisements have cropped up in Berlin announcing the opening of a new restaurant, Flimé, in September suggesting that human flesh will be on the menu.Flimé’s website boldly declares, "Donors wanted! Become a member today! After the medical check, you can decide which body part you want to donate! Flimé only covers the costs for hospitalization.... The designated use of the donated body part is free to Flimé." It also announced a job opening for an “open minded surgeon.”It goes on to list its menu based on "Wari cuisine," referring to the indigenous Waricaca tribe in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil who p-r-e-v-i-o-u-s-l-y engaged in the cannibalistic ritual of eating their enemies killed in battle.The location of the restaurant is still unannounced and speculation is rife that the ads may be a hoax and publicity stunt, although a restaurant spokesman interviewed on Spiegel Online insisted that Flimé is no joke."http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7019728346?German%20Restaurant%20Says%20Human%20Flesh%20Will%20Be%20On%20Menu
"Advertisements have cropped up in Berlin announcing the opening of a new restaurant, Flimé, in September suggesting that human flesh will be on the menu.
Flimé’s website boldly declares, "Donors wanted! Become a member today! After the medical check, you can decide which body part you want to donate! Flimé only covers the costs for hospitalization.... The designated use of the donated body part is free to Flimé." It also announced a job opening for an “open minded surgeon.”
It goes on to list its menu based on "Wari cuisine," referring to the indigenous Waricaca tribe in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil who p-r-e-v-i-o-u-s-l-y engaged in the cannibalistic ritual of eating their enemies killed in battle.
The location of the restaurant is still unannounced and speculation is rife that the ads may be a hoax and publicity stunt, although a restaurant spokesman interviewed on Spiegel Online insisted that Flimé is no joke."
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7019728346?German%20Restaurant%20Says%20Human%20Flesh%20Will%20Be%20On%20Menu
"About 10,000 people have fled their homes in western Indonesia, where a volcano has erupted for the first time in 400 years.The eruption started Saturday night on Mount Sinabung in North Sumatra province. Smoke and ash shot into the air, and lava could be seen pouring down the mountain.One man says he ran for his life when he saw the lava coming towards him."http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2010/08/29/indonesia-sinabung-volcano.html
"About 10,000 people have fled their homes in western Indonesia, where a volcano has erupted for the first time in 400 years.
The eruption started Saturday night on Mount Sinabung in North Sumatra province. Smoke and ash shot into the air, and lava could be seen pouring down the mountain.
One man says he ran for his life when he saw the lava coming towards him."
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2010/08/29/indonesia-sinabung-volcano.html
"It's been in print for over a century, but in future the Oxford English Dictionary — the authoritative guide to the English language — may only be available to peruse online.Publisher Oxford University Press said Sunday that burgeoning demand for the dictionary's online version has far outpaced demand for the printed versions. By the time the lexicographers behind the dictionary finished revising and updating the latest edition — a gargantuan task that will take many more years — publishers are doubtful there will still be a market for the printed form.The online Oxford English Dictionary now gets 2 million hits a month from subscribers. The current printed edition — a hefty 20-volume, 750 pound ($1,165) set published in 1989 — has sold about 30,000 sets in total."At present we are experiencing increasing demand for the online product," a statement from the publisher said. "However a print version will certainly be considered if there is sufficient demand at the time of publication."Nigel Portwood, chief executive of Oxford University Press, told The Sunday Times in an interview he didn't think the newest edition will be printed. "The print dictionary market is just disappearing, it is falling away by tens of percent a year," he said." Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
"It's been in print for over a century, but in future the Oxford English Dictionary — the authoritative guide to the English language — may only be available to peruse online.
Publisher Oxford University Press said Sunday that burgeoning demand for the dictionary's online version has far outpaced demand for the printed versions. By the time the lexicographers behind the dictionary finished revising and updating the latest edition — a gargantuan task that will take many more years — publishers are doubtful there will still be a market for the printed form.
The online Oxford English Dictionary now gets 2 million hits a month from subscribers. The current printed edition — a hefty 20-volume, 750 pound ($1,165) set published in 1989 — has sold about 30,000 sets in total.
"At present we are experiencing increasing demand for the online product," a statement from the publisher said. "However a print version will certainly be considered if there is sufficient demand at the time of publication."
Nigel Portwood, chief executive of Oxford University Press, told The Sunday Times in an interview he didn't think the newest edition will be printed. "The print dictionary market is just disappearing, it is falling away by tens of percent a year," he said."
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"DNA tests on relatives of Adolf Hitler suggest the head of Nazi Germany may have had relatives who were Jewish or from Africa, a magazine in Belgium found.The magazine Knack said it located 39 of Hitler's relatives living in Europe and America and obtained a saliva sample from each to test for DNA ancestry, the New York Daily News reported Tuesday.The magazine, working with historian Marc Vermeeren, said the DNA samples found a chromosome -- Haplopgroup E1b1b (Y-DNA) -- which is rarely found in Western Europeans."It is most commonly found in the Berbers of Morocco, in Algeria, Libya and Tunisia, as well as among Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews," Vermeeren told Knack." http://www.upi.com/Health_News/2010/08/24/Hitlers-DNA-suggests-Jews-Africans/UPI-74721282705711/
"DNA tests on relatives of Adolf Hitler suggest the head of Nazi Germany may have had relatives who were Jewish or from Africa, a magazine in Belgium found.
The magazine Knack said it located 39 of Hitler's relatives living in Europe and America and obtained a saliva sample from each to test for DNA ancestry, the New York Daily News reported Tuesday.
The magazine, working with historian Marc Vermeeren, said the DNA samples found a chromosome -- Haplopgroup E1b1b (Y-DNA) -- which is rarely found in Western Europeans.
"It is most commonly found in the Berbers of Morocco, in Algeria, Libya and Tunisia, as well as among Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews," Vermeeren told Knack."
http://www.upi.com/Health_News/2010/08/24/Hitlers-DNA-suggests-Jews-Africans/UPI-74721282705711/
>>5622Don't be so angry, you'll get high blood pressure. Anyway, I was merely thinking aloud how hypocritical people tend to be when speaking of races. It's always racism [the bad kind] when whites speak about non-whites, but when making fun of racial suprematists like Magneto, people forget their dislike for racial separation and gladly join the chrous hailing racial backgrounds - which they say that don't exist.And ah.. nazi's weren't a race. They were a political party whose leaders had wet dreams about 'aryan race' ruling the world. If memory serves, there actually were people who were called aryans somewhere in India. Or noth of it anyway. Indo aryans or some such. No connection to Hitty's aryans, I think.Who knows how much influence Hitler took from all those occult books he was said to be reading, but personally I think he was using all the mystic hocus pocus just to further his lust for power and to enchant the frustrated masses. Or then he was just completely insane, which wouldn't be too surprising either. All in all Hitler did pull off a magnificiant feat, gotta give credit for that. If only it would've been for the good of humanity.
>>5622
Don't be so angry, you'll get high blood pressure. Anyway, I was merely thinking aloud how hypocritical people tend to be when speaking of races. It's always racism [the bad kind] when whites speak about non-whites, but when making fun of racial suprematists like Magneto, people forget their dislike for racial separation and gladly join the chrous hailing racial backgrounds - which they say that don't exist.
And ah.. nazi's weren't a race. They were a political party whose leaders had wet dreams about 'aryan race' ruling the world. If memory serves, there actually were people who were called aryans somewhere in India. Or noth of it anyway. Indo aryans or some such. No connection to Hitty's aryans, I think.
Who knows how much influence Hitler took from all those occult books he was said to be reading, but personally I think he was using all the mystic hocus pocus just to further his lust for power and to enchant the frustrated masses. Or then he was just completely insane, which wouldn't be too surprising either. All in all Hitler did pull off a magnificiant feat, gotta give credit for that. If only it would've been for the good of humanity.
>>5619>>5621>>5622"No! I must rant about the nazis!" Anonymous shoutedThe radio said "No, Anon. You are the nazis"And then Anonymous was British.
>>5629 >And then Anonymous was BritishSays the Anonymous whose country wasn't even touched by the Luftwaffe's bombs, nor their V1s & V2sUntil you have way more than just a couple of airliners crash into a couple of buildings, then you have the right to criticise me, and my right to be hyper-anti-Nazi. And thus my more than infinite hatred of any & all Hitler-lovers, all of whom have no right to exist.
>>5629
>And then Anonymous was British
Says the Anonymous whose country wasn't even touched by the Luftwaffe's bombs, nor their V1s & V2s
Until you have way more than just a couple of airliners crash into a couple of buildings, then you have the right to criticise me, and my right to be hyper-anti-Nazi. And thus my more than infinite hatred of any & all Hitler-lovers, all of whom have no right to exist.
>>5636You know, it's kind of... unwise, to assume nationalities in an anonymous board.Anyways, I think you are hating the nazis for the worng reasons. ._.
>>5639 >I think you are hating the nazis Why shouldn't I? Because of what Hitler did. Therefore Neo-Nazis can never justify their existence. >for the worng reasonsName ONE.
>>5639
>I think you are hating the nazis
Why shouldn't I? Because of what Hitler did. Therefore Neo-Nazis can never justify their existence.
>for the worng reasons
Name ONE.
If anything, we should be hating the english and their descendants. They are way worst than the germans.Brits also came up with their own "We are descendants of Jesus because Mary Magdalene came to the british islands when she was pregnant with the child of Jesus" and all that shit. Then their religious nuts went to Turtle Island and started killing all of the natives there just because they saw fit. Then they squatted in Texas and claimed it as theirs and then squatted in the rest of the west coast and claimed it as theirs. Then they came up with their Manifest Destiny and started to meddle in the other american countries businesses. Then they enter WW2 on their own with no nobody ever asking them to do so and then expect the other countries to pay for the favor. Then they keep bullying the other american countries who want to protect their natural resources for the people instead of not receiving any money from those foreign thieves who make the big buck from it and think the others can't do anything about it because their goverment supports them. Then they decide to overthrow the governments of those countries to replace them with puppets that will do their bid.Then they expect the rest of the world to not realiate or they will launch their atomic bombs over them.
>>5645You're a zealot and that's bad, mmm'kay? I hate litte kids. That doesn't mean that everyone should hate them [even though they should, naam sayin]. Life isn't black 'n white.>>5646[Sarcasm]It's not cool to ridicule the winners of the big one. It means you're a nazi and a fascist and a very naughty person who needs more hughs.
>>5645
You're a zealot and that's bad, mmm'kay? I hate litte kids. That doesn't mean that everyone should hate them [even though they should, naam sayin]. Life isn't black 'n white.
>>5646
[Sarcasm]It's not cool to ridicule the winners of the big one. It means you're a nazi and a fascist and a very naughty person who needs more hughs.
>>5645I think you should have a deeper understanding of human nature. War has been here with us since the begginning of the species, and posibly it will never competely go away. I know it's a bad thing. It is horrible, but I honestly wish it becomes a scarce occurrence in our future. My country had a coup d'etat less than forty years ago. The people who got into power built a brutal dictatorship and destroyed an entirely legit democracy, half because they wanted power, half because of hate of the current democracy (it was a socialist democracy, and thanks to the cold war, they were called communists with no basis; a pretty stupid reason if you ask me). My two grandparents were shot, one due to political reasons, the other for no real reason. My mother was raped by soldiers. The families of two of my best friends had to flee to Sweden and Venezuela. The father of one of them didn't make it. When the dictatorship ended, most of the people involved in the dictatorship got so much power, that they were impossible to prosecute. They are now organized in two different political parties now,, and they use populist practices to get votes. To me, they are a million times worst than nazis or neo-nazis. Of course, I'm strongly against them. But to oppose is different than to hate. To hate them, would be to start a circle of mutual hate, and that circle would be never broken.Basically, what I'm trying to say is that you should try to know, to understand, to oppose. But not to hate. Hate is irrational. Hate leads to more hate. And if you think about it, The Nazis are not mainly fueled by love to a certain indeterminate race, but the hate to those who are different. Jews, black people, muslims, whatever. They act that way because of hate. Oppose them, but do not become like them. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>5645I think you should have a deeper understanding of human nature. War has been here with us since the begginning of the species, and posibly it will never competely go away. I know it's a bad thing. It is horrible, but I honestly wish it becomes a scarce occurrence in our future. My country had a coup d'etat less than forty years ago. The people who got into power built a brutal dictatorship and destroyed an entirely legit democracy, half because they wanted power, half because of hate of the current democracy (it was a socialist democracy, and thanks to the cold war, they were called communists with no basis; a pretty stupid reason if you ask me). My two grandparents were shot, one due to political reasons, the other for no real reason. My mother was raped by soldiers. The families of two of my best friends had to flee to Sweden and Venezuela. The father of one of them didn't make it. When the dictatorship ended, most of the people involved in the dictatorship got so much power, that they were impossible to prosecute. They are now organized in two different political parties now,, and they use populist practices to get votes. To me, they are a million times worst than nazis or neo-nazis. Of course, I'm strongly against them. But to oppose is different than to hate. To hate them, would be to start a circle of mutual hate, and that circle would be never broken.Basically, what I'm trying to say is that you should try to know, to understand, to oppose. But not to hate. Hate is irrational. Hate leads to more hate. And if you think about it, The Nazis are not mainly fueled by love to a certain indeterminate race, but the hate to those who are different. Jews, black people, muslims, whatever. They act that way because of hate. Oppose them, but do not become like them.
>>5648wise words
I wrote that completely drunk! Dx
"Passengers aboard a British Airways flight from London to Hong Kong experienced some terrifying moments of fearing death was at hand when a pilot hit the wrong button, causing an emergency message to play warning passengers the plane was about to crash.The pre-recorded message played over the Boeing 747's loudspeakers told passengers there was an emergency and warned that the plane was going to make an emergency landing on water.""British Airways officials issued an apology to the shaken passengers. The airline explained the emergency warning away as a computer glitch."http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7019720656?British%20Airways%20Flight%20Terrorizes%20Passengers%20With%20Mistakenly%20Played%20Crash%20Message
"Passengers aboard a British Airways flight from London to Hong Kong experienced some terrifying moments of fearing death was at hand when a pilot hit the wrong button, causing an emergency message to play warning passengers the plane was about to crash.
The pre-recorded message played over the Boeing 747's loudspeakers told passengers there was an emergency and warned that the plane was going to make an emergency landing on water."
"British Airways officials issued an apology to the shaken passengers. The airline explained the emergency warning away as a computer glitch."
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7019720656?British%20Airways%20Flight%20Terrorizes%20Passengers%20With%20Mistakenly%20Played%20Crash%20Message
"An elongated crater on Mars is a mystery, say European scientists scrambling for an explanation of its odd shape.Named Orcus Patera, the enigmatic elliptical depression lies near Mars's equator, in the eastern hemisphere of the planet. Located between the volcanoes Elysium Mons and Olympus Mons, how it was formed remains a mystery, a European Space Agency release said Friday."http://www.upi.com/Science_News/2010/08/27/Oddly-shaped-Mars-crater-a-cosmic-puzzle/UPI-39171282954401/
"An elongated crater on Mars is a mystery, say European scientists scrambling for an explanation of its odd shape.
Named Orcus Patera, the enigmatic elliptical depression lies near Mars's equator, in the eastern hemisphere of the planet. Located between the volcanoes Elysium Mons and Olympus Mons, how it was formed remains a mystery, a European Space Agency release said Friday."
http://www.upi.com/Science_News/2010/08/27/Oddly-shaped-Mars-crater-a-cosmic-puzzle/UPI-39171282954401/
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