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Book it: NCAA tourney brackets with a literary twist
Trade publication Bookreporter.com took the 66 teams in the NCAA men's basketball tournament and paired each with a book written by a graduate or faculty member from that school.
The University of Wisconsin and Marquette fared well in Bookreporter's match-ups. Bucky Badger is represented by Peter Straub's "Ghost Story." Next to Stephen King, Straub may be the biggest name in American horror writing. (He was also born in Milwaukee and occasionally sets a book in our state.) »Read Full Blog Post
Big-time jazz returns to Milwaukee
There was a time when widely known jazz stars included Milwaukee clubs and concerts on the music's national circuit. That ended decades ago, but there's a brief revival of sorts this week.
At 8 p.m. Friday, the Gerald Clayton Trio performs in the adventurous Alverno Presents concert series at Alverno College's Wehr Hall, 4100 W. Morgan Ave. »Read Full Article(1)
Museum of Wisconsin Art opens new building
After researching and refining the history of Wisconsin art for decades, the Museum of Wisconsin Art will be able to tell more of its story starting this weekend. It will reopen in a dramatic new building nestled on the Milwaukee River at 205 Veterans Ave., West Bend - a gleaming, white wedge with twice the space for art inside.
The museum also is altering its narrative, opening up what it means to focus on "Wisconsin art" and creating a greater focus on contemporary art. »Read Full Article
Discovery World baseball exhibit opens on opening day
It began in 1845 with the invention of the modern baseball field. It continues with the Brewers' home opener Monday with the retractable roof at Miller Park.
Baseball has embraced change and new technologies all through the history of the sport. Now baseball fans can get a sense of that evolution at the new Discovery World Museum exhibit: "MEARS Presents Baseball - Innovations That Changed the Game." »Read Full Article
Big Sean fumbles the flow at Rave show
Even the most dedicated hip-hop fan might have to admit that rap shows are not usually known for their excellent pacing.
Songs die just as they're getting started; shout-outs take the place of choruses or, although this is rarer, the performer follows a whim and recruits female fans to compete in an informal contest of callipygous qualities. »Read Full Article


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Operating under a whole-person philosophy, New York State (NYS) has successfully brought together its employment services systems to create a single approach to linking and coordinating employment supports, using the Medicaid Infrastructure Grant as the catalyst. NYS seized the opportunity under the Medicaid Infrastructure Grant to focus time and resources on creating a cultural change to merge the segregated disability-related employment systems into the mainstream resource that most people in NYS (and elsewhere) turn to for assistance in finding job opportunities and supports – the Department of Labor.
This comprehensive employment system called the New York Employment Services System (NYESS) provides all New Yorkers – regardless of their (dis)Ability – with a single point to access all employment-related services and supports, including job matching with the approximately 90,000 jobs currently posted by employers in the NYS Job Bank.
This employment system consists of the NYS Department of Labor's One-Stop Operating System (OSOS), which connects job seekers with employment opportunities in the NYS Job Bank, as well as a data warehouse of employment-related information operated by OMH. Providers of employment-related supports and services licensed by or contracting with one of the participating state agencies should sign up to utilize this system (certain providers of ACCES-VR, NYSCB, NYSOFA, OASAS, OMH, OPWDD, and the NYS Department of Labor may be required to use the system for reporting purposes).
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THIS IS Philadelphia's moment. Once again.
Economic, social and environmental forces - not to mention a new president - are transforming the nation and the world with breathtaking speed.
They are also fueling an almost about-face in the fortunes of the Philadelphia region, propelling it to the forefront of the coming change. A renewed focus on metropolitan regions, especially older, denser core cities and their surrounding suburbs, like this one, has been building for the last few years. In recent months, the focus has become sharper and the future clearer.
What this new focus means, and how it will reshape the city and region is still unfolding. But the moment to grasp is right now.


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The cost of war was palpable in the Philadelphia Orchestra's Thursday program of Strauss, Shostakovich, and Beethoven, one of Yannick Nézet-Séguin's most conceptually formidable and musically resourceful concerts.
At this point in history, few of the musicians onstage have firsthand experience of the tragedies portrayed in Shostakovich's 1959 Cello Concerto No. 1 - a significant deterrent to tapping the music's fierce subtext about post-Stalin Russia.
Nonetheless, the performance was bursting with empathy, the most audible manifestation being the extended cadenza in which cellist Johannes Moser (replacing Truls Mørk) played Shostakovich's motivic train wreck as a nervous breakdown so massive that this excellent cellist seemed to have his own nanosecond collapse. The perhaps-unintended gaps in sound felt so emotionally bereft as to be beyond music.


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Will Tucker's election in Ward 4 to fill his father's seat on the New Albany Board of Aldermen presents both a challenge and an opportunity for him.
Tucker, who operates the Windshield Doctor, which had been his father's family business, edged out Angele Mueller, owner of the Tallahatchie Gourmet restaurant, by an unofficial vote of 288 to 282 in the runoff election. Tucker got 215 votes to 119 for Mueller in the first round, in which nine candidates vied for the position.
The challenge for anyone getting half the votes is to sort out why the election was so close. The Tucker name and, for some voters, sympathy in the death of his father, gave him a significant early edge. The only question on the personable Tucker that we heard was his youth and his inexperience, leading some voters to believe he would be "led" by other members of the board.
Meanwhile, Mueller has been active in the community and is a well-regarded businesswoman with a successful restaurant and catering service. She expressed clear views, and both she and Tucker ran clean, competitive campaigns.
The opportunity now is for Tucker to demonstrate to Ward 4 voters that his youth is a plus, and that it gives him a fresh and independent outlook on the board. He can be a pro-active, progressive voice on the board, helping the city reap the benefits of economic growth while improving the quality of life and amenities in our community.
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An estimated 70 percent of U.S. households live paycheck-to-paycheck, but that doesn't mean they can't save for retirement.
That's the argument of David Laibson, a Harvard University economics professor who was at a Pension Research Council conference Thursday at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
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New songs of love, prayer, & place by neighbors Jane Cross, Peter Homans & Rachel Hadas, Kate Ettinger, Mark Ettinger, Roberto Malpica, Rhonda Mendoza, Nailah Nombeko, & David Shohl featuring The Orfeo Duo (Ishmael Wallace, piano & baritone, Vita Wallace, violin) with Abigail Dyer, dramatic soprano. All of this in a beautiful historic church!
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TACOMA, Wash. -- Stefen Romero homered and collected three hits as the Tacoma Rainiers fell 11-4 in the team's series opener against Fresno played at Cheney Stadium on Thursday night.
The outfielder ended the night going 3-for-4 against the Grizzlies, beginning with singles collected in both the first and third innings. He notched the Rainiers first run, too, after leading off the bottom of the sixth inning with a solo home run to left field. Romero has now homered in three times in five games since being optioned from Seattle on August 1st.
Romero's shot went on to spark a three-run inning that interrupted what had been a 7-0 lead held by the Grizzlies. After Ty Kelly and Julio Morban hit back-to-back two-out singles and Nate Tenbrink drew a walk to load the bases, catcher John Hicks lined a two-run single that cut the Rainiers deficit down to 7-3.
Michael Saunders, in the first game of a Major League rehab assignment with the Rainiers, collected one of Tacoma's eight total hits and ended the night 1-for-4 with a walk.
Starting pitcher Erasmo Ramirez (3-5) was dealt the loss after surrendering one run - a first-inning leadoff homer to outfielder Gary Brown - in 2.0 innings of work. The right-hander struck out two and walked one in his 12th turn in the Rainiers rotation this season.
The Rainiers (60-59) host the second game of a five-game series with Fresno (58-61) at 7:05 p.m. tomorrow, August 8. Right-hander Forrest Snow (1-2, 1.31) is slated to start for Tacoma against Grizzlies right-hander Austin Fleet (2-0, 6.55). A Friday Night Fireworks display will be shown immediately following the final out.
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Hector Perez used a metal tool to grab deposit bags from a secured drop safe at the store in the 600 block of Greenwich Street, police said.
Perez ended up taking more than $31,000 between mid-December and the beginning of this month, police said.
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Walter D. Kamphoefner teaches history at Texas A&M University. He has authored The Westfalians: From Germany to Missouri and coedited the forthcoming News from the Land of Freedom: German Immigrants Write Home. He is currently completing an anthology of German-American Civil War letters.
1. Lee Benson, The Concept of Jacksonian Democracy: New York as a Test Case (Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press, 1961), 165-207; Paul Kleppner, The Cross of Culture: A Social Analysis of Midwestern Politics, 1850-1900 (New York: Free Press, 1970); idem., The Third Electoral System, 1853-1892 (Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina Press, 1979); Richard Jensen, The Winning of the Midwest: Social and Political Conflict, 1888-1896 (Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 1971); Frederick C. Luebke, ed., Ethnic Voters and the Election of Lincoln (Lincoln: Univ. of Nebraska Press, 1971).
2. Donnal V. Smith, "The Influence of the Foreign-Born of the Northwest in the Election of 1860," in Ethnic Voters, ed. Luebke, 1-15.
4. James M. McPherson, Ordeal by Fire: The Civil War and Reconstruction (New York: Knopf, 1982), 19-22, 91; George H. Daniels, "Immigrant Vote in the 1860 Election: The Case of Iowa," in Ethnic Voters, ed. Luebke, 128. The dominant German newspaper in Lancaster Co., Der Volksfreund, had been solidly Whig and thereafter strongly Republican since that party's inception; Karl J. R. Arndt and May E. Olson, German-American Newspapers and Periodicals, 1732-1955 (Heidelberg: Quelle and Meyer, 1961), 539.
5. For example, a St. Louis Forty-eighter journal, the Anzeiger des Westens, argued in an August 15, 1858, article that such manifestations of progress as the steam engine, America's industries, and its growing foreign and domestic trade came about not as a result of Christianity but despite it.
6. Joseph Schafer, "Who Elected Lincoln?"; and Jay Monaghen, "Did Abraham Lincoln Receive the Illinois German Vote?" in Ethnic Voters, ed. Luebke, 46-61, 62-67; James M. Bergquist, "People and Politics in Transition: The Illinois Germans, 1850-1860," in Ethnic Voters, ed. Luebke, 196-226.
7. Andreas Dorpalen, "The German Element and the Issues of the Civil War," in Ethnic Voters, ed. Luebke, 68-91; see the electoral maps in McPherson, Ordeal by Fire, 97, 124; Walter Dean Burnham, Presidential Ballots, 1836-1892 (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 1955), 76, 81.
8. Kennedy's St. Louis City Directory, 1859, 1860; Joseph Michael White, "Religion and Community: Cincinnati Germans, 1814-1870" (Ph.D. diss., Notre Dame Univ., 1980), 47-52; Nora Faires, "The Evolution of Ethnicity: The German Community in Pittsburgh and Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, 1845-1885" (Ph.D. diss., Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1981), 422-39 and passim. This study did not enumerate the total membership in each church body, only that of its leading and usually earliest-founded congregation. David A. Gerber, The Making of an American Pluralism: Buffalo, New York, 1825-60 (Urbana: Univ. of Illinois Press, 1989), 191-95.
9. William E. Gienapp, The Origins of the Republican Party, 1852-1856 (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1987), 163.
10. Jensen, Winning of the Midwest, 84-85; Souvenir of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Founding of New Knoxville, Ohio (New Knoxville, Ohio: N.p., 1936), 37, 47-51. The first time in history the county went Republican was 1920.
11. Kate Everest Levi, "Geographical Origins of German Immigration to Wisconsin," Wisconsin Historical Society Collections 14 (1898):365-67; Jerome C. Arpke, Das Lippe-Detmolder Settlement in Wisconsin (Milwaukee, 1895); Schafer, "Who Elected Lincoln," 53; as late as the 1880s, Hermann, Wisconsin, still had a Democratic majority. Roger E. Wyman, "Wisconsin Ethnic Groups and the Election of 1890," Wisconsin Magazine of History 51 (Summer 1968): table 4. Gasconade County, Missouri, went Republican in 1860 and every presidential election thereafter through 1932. Burnham, Presidential Ballots, 198; E. E. Robinson, The Presidential Vote, 1896-1932 (Stanford: Stanford Univ. Press, 1947), 96. Bolware Township, with the largest concentration of Lippe-Detmolders, was the banner Republican township in 1860, holding its own with the freethinker center of Hermann, Missouri. Hermanner...


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Mountain of mystery,
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Your cumulus cloud glows misty red,
As Apollo sets beyond your head.
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Chris Hedges spent nearly two decades as a foreign correspondent in Central America, the Middle East, Africa and the Balkans. He has reported from more than 50 countries and has worked for The Christian Science Monitor, National Public Radio, The Dallas Morning News and The New York Times, for which he was a foreign correspondent for 15 years.


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Before the ink is even dry on the confirmation of Hassan Rouhani as the new president of Iran, the Islamic Republic continues to carry out barbaric and meaningless executions.
In a joint letter to the people of the world, the mothers of four Arab minority youths, inmates in Shadegan prison on death row, have requested that the people of the world do all they can to force the Iranian government to stop the execution of their sons. The following are excerpts from their letter:
"After four years of crying, last week we received news of the death warrants confirmed for our young sons: Ghazi Abasi, born in 1982; Abdolreza Amir Khanav, born in 1987; Abdolamir Majdami, born in 1980; and Jasem Mogaddam Payam, born in 1985. They were charged as "combatant" and "corrupt on earth," and received the death sentence.
"From the time of their arrest until the day of their formal court hearing, without any knowledge of their location, our sons have suffered severe physical and psychological torture at the Ahwaz Security Office. They were forced to admit to fabricated charges, written in a language different from their own.
"With this letter, we request the urgent assistance of all men and women in the world, to prevent the execution of our sons. We are grateful for your assistance."
Jamshid Ahmadi, assistant general Secretary of the British-based solidarity organization CODIR, Committee for Defence of the Iranian People's Rights, condemned the regime's decision to go ahead with these executions, stating:
"By threatening to execute these four innocent young people the Iranian regime is sending the wrong signal both to the Iranian people and to world public opinion. This comes just 10 days before the inauguration of the new president, Rouhani. Iran holds the world record for the number of executions taking place in the country. The new president should add Iran to the list of countries where the death penalty is abolished."
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Is it kosher to have a 2nd shower? I know lots of people I know have and are, but what are your opinions?
2nd baby, SHOWER?
1. Im recently remarried. This will ge the first child for my dh and first grandcild fir his parents.
2. My ds is 6. I got rid of everything.
Perfectly acceptable to me. Every new baby deserves some kind of shower to honor him or her. Even if its just dome friends and fam having lunch or dinner together....its a happy time :)
Who cares what people think?
I think bringing a baby into this world is a wonderful thing worthy of a celebration. If someone wants to throw you a baby shower to celebrate the new life that will soon be joining you and your friends/family, go for it.
I personally, don't believe in throwing yourself a baby shower, it's not something I could ever do myself.
But if someone wants to throw one for me/my baby, it doesn't matter if it's the 1st, 2nd or 3rd.
What would make the 1st baby so special and not the siblings?
I think that whole "it's not proper" thing is a bunch of bs.
I have a 2 yr old, and I know my SO's mother won't let me go without a shower, this is her first grandbaby.
That's my opinion.
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Personally, I think second (or third) showers are tacky. I don't care if the second baby is a different gender, or there's a huge age gap between the first and the second. I also don't think the phrase "baby shower" equals "celebrating a new life". A "baby shower" is an excuse to "shower" a new mom with gifts. Having something like that for the first one is fine, but doing it over and over again isn't cool in my book.
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I have all my stuff from my daughter, but if it's a boy I will definitely have to start all over.
I would never, never ask someone to throw me a shower. I'm sure my family will want to and that will be OK with me!
I think as long as no one throws it for themself it doesnt matter how many kids they have every baby should be celebreated and ultimately thats what a shower if for celebrating the new baby! Go for it! I am having another shower. My kids will be 5 and 4 so I got rid of everything and will need to get everything. Plus although I havent announced to everyone yet my best friend has known since right after I found out i was pg and she asked to throw me one when I was llike 8 weeks along lol.
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I think with a second child and so on it should be treated more like a celebration and gifts are optional. But to each their own :)
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For my first I got a lot of gender neutral things because I knew I would at least have one more! My friend told me the other day that I cant NOT have a shower and she will throw one if noone else does. My cousin had a "sprinkle" for her second which was only close family and very close friends, which I think is nice! My DS was born Dec 31 and this one will be May 29ish...so even my DS clothes wont fit new baby... but I will just buy my own stuff...and I am sure as soon as I find out gender my mom will already have purchased half of Childrens place...
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Skip to comments.400,000 year old spears found in an German coal mine!
Posted on 10/11/2010 6:38:35 AM PDT by Red Badger
Researchers in Germany have unearthed 400,000 year old wooden spears from what appears to be an ancient lake shore hunting ground stunning evidence that human ancestors systematically hunted big game much earlier than believed. The three spears, each carved from the trunk of a spruce tree, are 6 feet to more than 7 feet long. They were found with more than 10,000 animal bones, mostly from horses, including many obviously butchered. That indicates the ancient hunters were organized enough to trap horses and strong enough to kill them by throwing spears, perhaps ambushing herds that showed up for water.
Theres no question if you are hunting a group of horses coming along a lake, you must be strong. You have to plan it. You have to organize it, said archeologist Hartmut Thieme, whose crew made the discovery. The spears, found as researchers worked one step ahead of an expanding coal mine, skewer the idea that humans at that time depended on scavenging and foraging, experts said. What its telling us is these people were very sophisticated, competent hunters, said Robin Dennell, a professor of prehistory at the University of Sheffield in England. They were perfectly capable of long-term planning and foresight. And they must have been awfully strong, far stronger than I am. Those spears are longer than I am.
Before the new find, there had been some evidence of systematic hunting about 200,000 years ago. The spears are twice that old. In addition, some researchers have argued that such hunting didnt truly begin until about 40,000 years ago. Thieme, who works for the state of Lower Saxony in Germany, reported his crews discoveries last week in the journal Nature. He and colleagues had found the spears in 1995 near Schoeningen, about 60 miles southeast of Hanover. Since the Nature paper was written, his crew has come across pieces of a fourth spear. The spears were obviously made with care. After chopping down an appropriate tree and stripping off the bark and branches, the ancient hunters carved the tip at the base of the trunk, where the wood is hardest.
The spears were shaped to be thickest toward the front with a long tapering tail, like modern javelins, which suggests they were meant for throwing rather than jabbing. After all that work theyre not going to throw it at a squirrel in a dark night, said Dennell, who wrote a Nature commentary on the spears. These people were serious about hunting.
Frank Herrold, an anthropologist at the University of Texas at Arlington , said the spears will have to be studied further to establish that they were really meant to be thrown. The hunters, called archaic Homo sapiens or Homo heidelbergensis, were distant ancestors of Neanderthals. They hunted in a cool climate like that of central Norway today. They sought game in a landscape of large meadows with spruce and birch trees. A few of their spears were preserved over the eons because they were waterlogged , a rare stroke of luck, noted F. Clark Howell, emeritus professor of paleoanthropology at the University of California at Berkeley
This finding demonstrates what a few people have guessed at . . . that were dealing with a hunting people, that hunting is an important part of their lives, he said.
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Radiocarbon dating has confirmed that three wooden spears found in a coal mine in Schöningen, near Hannover, Germany, are the oldest complete hunting weapons ever found. Some 380,000 to 400,000 years old, the six- to 7.5-foot javelins were found in soil whose acids had been neutralized by a high concentration of chalk near the coal pit.
And what about this?
Thousands of pieces of horse, elephant, and deer bone were also found at Schöningen. The bones showed cut marks from stone flints found with grooved wooden tools that probably held the flints. If Thieme can prove the flints were hafted in the wooden tools, they will be the oldest known composite tools in the world.
This is also strange!
The Clacton lance tip suggested that people may have been hunting; the three spears from Schöningen now make it fairly certain that they were not merely scavenger-gatherers. That early man hunted big game is supported by the recent discovery of a fossilized rhinoceros shoulder blade with a projectile wound at Boxgrove, England, dated to 500,000 years ago.
"400,000 year old spears"
I knew Brtiny was aging badly, but I never guessed she was that old.
Only a Neanderthal could butcher a horse.
Or a hungry redneck...............
Perhaps those huge, cumbersome spears were held by more than one hunter. They might have developed a system of running and hurling in unison. More strength, velocity and reach.
Beer was invented (as far as we know) in Egypt or Mesopotamia around 5000 BC, give or take a millenia or two. It wasn't until 1400's AD that Germany perfected it...............
Yeah, but what were they doing in a coal mine back then?
Starting Global Warming, trying to melt the mile thick ice sheet..............
Those spears were most likely thrusting weapons and not thrown, especially since they are not straight and wouldn't fly properly. It is also estimated that modern humans appeared about 50,000 years ago so its likely those spears were used by neanderthals.
So, the Germans were trying to take over the World even 400000 years ago! Obviously the remains of an ancient military-industrial complex.
As spears go, this is shortish. Much shorter and you've got a dart, not a spear.
They were midget neanderthals?.................
If these spears from the coal mine are seven feet long, then I would not consider them to be "shortish".
Of course, the Macedonian phalanx used the sarissa, a thrusting spear, that was 16 feet long, but that's a whole 'nother thing.
Fell in what was a peat bog back then
Bog was compressed by sediments on top - over eons the peat
was turned in coal
Probably low grade lignite - first step on becoming coal
It is strip mined to burn in power plants
The modern horse is much larger than its ancestors thanks to controlled breeding by humans who liked big horses.
Even today killing and butchering a zebra is not without effort, although if you use a firearm it cuts out a lot of the preliminary stuff.
The modern horse is much larger than its ancestors thanks to controlled breeding by humans who liked big horses.
Even today killing and butchering a zebra is not without effort, although if you use a firearm it cuts out a lot of the preliminary stuff.
in school we butchered an elk using stone tools, much tougher than using my Kershaws but knowing the connection of the muscles we could minimize the heavy cutting and we used pressure flaked chips much more than handaxes.
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LOL!......Yeah, like chasing down the wounded animal for miles..............
More "scientists" with over-active imaginations.
"Brawny, brainy, armed with cutting-edge technology--this was the hominid hero Hollywood would have cast in the role, a picture-perfect pioneer. Too perfect, it turns out. Over the past few years, researchers working at a site called Dmanisi in the Republic of Georgia have unearthed a trove of spectacularly well preserved human fossils, stone tools and animal remains dated to around 1.75 million years ago--nearly half a million years older than the 'Ubeidiya remains."
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With our lack of insulating fur and our watery, cooling sweat a naked human can run a bunny into heat exhaustion.
How do they know they weren't fishing poles, barbecue spits, or poles in a carrying rig, or Clampett pot passers?
Not to mention making the spears. 0.o
So, are we saying that humans appeared on the scene with more than an apelike intelligence?
I dunno, i just saw video of a guy killing an elk with a spear. (shrug) What do they mean by "strong"?
The three spears, each carved from the trunk of a spruce tree, are 6 feet to more than 7 feet long. They were found with more than 10,000 animal bones, mostly from horses, including many obviously butchered.
They didn't find an ancient Bass ProShop nearby?...............
The fact they had carefully prepared wooden spears shows they actively hunted game. Having stone tools merely means they cut meat up before eating it.
One of the strong thesis is that early man didn't hunt. Rather, relying on his smarts he let other animals, e.g. lions, tigers, bears, wolves ~ kill game which he then stole and ate himself!
" if you are hunting a group of horses coming along a lake, you must be strong.You have to plan it. You have to organize it..."
Reminds me of Al Gore and his claims of being a hunter.
Well, you certainly can't argue with the evidence you produced.
There were OTHERS just recently discovered.
Here's the deal, there've been 21 major glacial periods over the last couple of million years. They are divided up into about 100,000 years of cold and 10,000 years of warmth called Interglacials.
Sometimes there are periods of less than 10,000 years warmth and they are called interstadials.
Human beings are smart. They move North when it's warm and South when it's cold. The result is that humanity gets adapted and readapted over and over and over in broad cycles.
Sometimes groups get left behind and they do a different sort of adaptation. The result is the constant creation and recreation of "the people", until, at last, here we are, prepared to enter the crucible again.
more evidence debunking convenient untruths and explaining things many wish weren't so obvious
This last year after watching the Winter Olympics I found out what the performance characteristics of well conditioned skiers were. Seems they can go DOWNHILL on the standard courses at about 65 MPH average speed, and UPHILL on the same courses at about 5 MPH. No doubt there are individuals and hills where the actual results vary from these figures but over 50 kilometers, that's what I derived from the race records.
Now that's pretty good and explains something very important ~ cheetas can go faster for a short distance. Reindeer can actually get up to that speed for a good long time. Wolves are much slower (35 MPH tops), and so on.
Turns out a man on skis on snow can outperform every animal that can run on or in snow! But it's not just "outperform", a man can simply go to the top of a hill and ski down into the midst of a herd of animals in a valley and have his take of the herd ~ most likely without breaking a sweat.
I was looking for a reason why human beings could have moved into subarctic regions dominated by wolves and bears, and there it was ~ clear as day ~ people were the top predators! They could move faster than the wolves or bears AND, best of all, take game at a very high percentage of attempts ~ thereby starving out the bears and wolves and leaving the herds to the people!
BTW, I predict that someday they'll find a Neandertal with skis.
Horse - the other white meat!!
But he was. Heck, Al Gore invented hunting, then he invented the internet.
Everyone knows Neanderthals were snowboarders...
That graphic is from Answers in Genesis.
I wonder whinny figured out how to ride one.
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The original "Old man of Crô-Magnon", Musée de l'Homme, ParisThe Cro-Magnon (pronounced /kroÊËmæɡnÉn/, French [kÊomaɲÉÌ]) were the first early modern humans (early Homo sapiens sapiens) of the European Upper Paleolithic in Europe.
The earliest known remains of Cro-Magnon-like humans are radiometrically dated to 35,000 years before present.
The Neandertal EnigmaFrayer's own reading of the record reveals a number of overlooked traits that clearly and specifically link the Neandertals to the Cro-Magnons. One such trait is the shape of the opening of the nerve canal in the lower jaw, a spot where dentists often give a pain-blocking injection. In many Neandertal, the upper portion of the opening is covered by a broad bony ridge, a curious feature also carried by a significant number of Cro-Magnons. But none of the alleged 'ancestors of us all' fossils from Africa have it, and it is extremely rare in modern people outside Europe." [pp 126-127]
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It could be they might have warped a bit over the last few hundred thousand years. :-)
Probably both hunting and opportunistic scavenging took place. Even chimps have been observed in the wild cooperatively hunting. I'm sure early man has been using sharp sticks since he learned to stand upright. As to when man learned to carve a sharp point on the end of a stick.......I'm guessing way earlier than 400,000 years ago.
"It could be they might have warped a bit over the last few hundred thousand years. :-)"
I've become pretty warped in less than 60 years so it's certainly possible. For what it's worth the "experts" say that Neanderthal had thick shout bodies and were very strong (built like a fireplug with feet), and likely to have been ambush predators. Also those spears look like they were made from a six or 7 ft tree branch with a sharpened end. Even if thrown by a very strong arm I doubt it would penetrate very deeply into a horse.
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Corruption and greenhouse gas emissions are two of the most talked-about sustainability issues of all: and you can still have your say on how companies and organizations report on them, by taking part in the Additional Public Comment Period for G4 Thematic Revisions, open until 12 November.
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GRI's reporting guidance for both issues is being updated for the next generation of its Sustainability Reporting Guidelines, G4. The decision to update the coverage of
measures and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions was driven by public input. Both were highlighted in a public
Call for New Sustainability Reporting Topics held in 2011
Having requested the updates, it's time for the public to
help with the updating
– and so play a part in how companies and organizations disclose information on issues that affect all of us, like carbon emissions and energy use.
Public expectations and regulatory requirements have played a big role in the evolution of emissions reporting. Earlier this year, a
conducted by The Guardian newspaper (UK) suggested that a consistent majority of Britons now believe that global warming is real and man-made. The UK government has responded; from April 2013, all listed companies on the London Stock Exchange will have to report their
full GHG emissions
. The introduction of Australia's new
carbon tax
has also made global headlines, prompting strong reactions from many companies and dividing public and political opinion.
Given the changing landscape and passionate views involved, GRI's role is a practical and bridge-building one: to provide reporting guidance that helps organizations calculate and communicate their emissions in the most effective way.
One way to achieve this is multi-stakeholder input: Members of the
volunteer Working Group
tasked with the G4 revisions represent business, civil society, financial markets, labor and mediating institutions.
Another important element of this neutral, facilitating approach is to try to align organizations' reporting requirements. The last decade has seen significant advances in reporting approaches and metrics, including the work of bodies like the
Climate Disclosure Standards Board
Carbon Disclosure Project
. But variations in methodologies, scope, and boundaries for reported emissions can limit comparability, and increase organizations' costs.
The proposed G4 revisions intend to support and align with the GHG Protocol, jointly released by the World Resources Institute and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, and the ISO 14064 standard. Instead of reinventing the wheel, GRI's disclosure items have been made more consistent with other frameworks, and aim to aid comparability by allowing more detailed reporting.
Having been among the pioneers of reporting in this field, GRI wants to continue to offer organizations reporting guidance that is both meaningful and manageable – for their own benefit and for the benefit of all those who are affected by what they do. The reporting of GHG emissions has come a long way since GRI's first Indicators were published: Now is your chance to influence what it becomes in future.
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