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• oh when the saints (oh when the saints) go marching in (go marching in)

  
  "ain't" ain't a problem — Authority: 114
  On early Monday afternoon I was late for Italian. I got a sandwich. I sat down to eat it and heard the U marching band outside, so I checked it out. Pep rally! Whatever. So I got a hot dog and a coke and some chips and decided to be about an hour late to my two-hour-long class. She let them out an hour early, so ...
  19 hours ago

• Genetic Variation and Recent Positive Selection with 1 million SNPs

  
  Dienekes' Anthropology Blog — Authority: 126
  On the left Figure S4 shows PCA and frappe analysis for Eurasia. From the paper: When just the Central/South Asia, Middle East, North Africa, and European groups are analyzed, PC1 (Fig. S4A) distinguishes the Mozabite (North Africa), Middle East, and Europe groups from the Central/South Asian groups, while PC2 ...
  3 days ago

• Endangered Species Vs Cultural Tradition

  
  Colleen Anderson — Authority: 421
  Our world is in trouble in a lot of ways and anyone, whether an individual or a government, who denies this is practicing the head in the sand technique. Overfishing has caused the closing of fisheries in numerous countries, caribou herds are threatened, whales are on the endangered list , rhinos and tigers and other ...
  5 days ago

• A Brief Prehistory Lesson

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 552
  A Brief PreHistory Lesson by Lew Sethics Wolf  calls a meeting with Man: “Look” he says, “you need us: you can’t hunt for shit, you got no claws, your teeth are useless in a fight, you can’t outrun anything, your sense of smell is a joke, your women and children slow you down. We’ll make a deal: ...
  6 days ago

• Y chromosome diversity, human expansion, drift, and cultural evolution (Chiaroni et al. 2009)

  
  Dienekes' Anthropology Blog — Authority: 126
  The supplementary material has some very interesting maps of the distribution of all major Y-chromosome haplogroups, and lists the geographical centroids with the standard deviations of all haplogroups. For example, the centroid of haplogroup J is in the Mediterranean sea between Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey, while ...
  6 days ago

• He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Bro?

  
  A Feather Adrift — Authority: 127
  The next time you call your husband a Neanderthal, you might be accurate. Actually not. Just kidding. Genetic testing tends to suggest that in the human genome there is little if any trace of the Neanderthal in us. But that doesn’t negate that he was a close relative albeit now extinct. Let me explain. Nova has ...
  6 days ago

• Walking with Beasts – Ep 5 – Sabre Tooth – Part 3 of 3

  
  Watch your favorite videos on the internet. — Authority: 181
  http://www.youtube.com/v/xMp1-sAqNow?f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Lights OffSoft LightsLights OnSee the original post here:Walking with Beasts – Ep 5 – Sabre Tooth – Part 3 of 3Related Posts:Walking with Beasts - Ep 5 - Sabre Tooth - Part 2 of 3Walking with Beasts - Ep 1 - New Dawn - Part 2 of 3Microsoft ...
  1 week ago

• Legendary human-hungry Tsavo lions: not that hungry

  
  Trends Updates — Authority: 599
  Their reputation of being man-eating ferocious animals precedes them most of the time, making them tourist-drawing museum pieces. However, the famed Kenyan duo of man-eating lions may not really be that human-hungry. The infamous Tsavo lions credited with 135 kills ate just 35 humans, making them not as ravenous as ...
  1 week ago

• Nature’s ‘Deselection’ Engine Revving Up!

  
  Fire Earth — Authority: 137
  submitted by a blog contributorThought for the Day:You may be undergoing natural ‘deselection’ processes at such phenomenal rates you cannot imagine!Are you insane?Following the wrong road map?Your systems too inflexible? Organizations burdensome?Your methods unsustainable? Do your schemes fly in the face of ...
  1 week ago

• Walking with Beasts – Ep 5 – Sabre Tooth – Part 2 of 3

  
  Watch your favorite videos on the internet. — Authority: 181
  http://www.youtube.com/v/lz34O5eBEco?f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Lights OffSoft LightsLights OnRead the rest here:Walking with Beasts – Ep 5 – Sabre Tooth – Part 2 of 3Related Posts:Walking with Beasts - Ep 1 - New Dawn - Part 2 of 3Microsoft updates, Colorado Dinosaur Tooth and Ruttle SnakesGirl Next Door ...
  1 week ago

• Humans, as predators, have duty to control coyotes

  
  Wildlife and People — Authority: 108
  By Dick Dekker, PhD, Edmonton wildlife ecologist, The Edmonton Journal, November 9, 2009 [ here ] “Coyotes Kill Young Singer Hiking on Nova Scotia Trail” was a headline in The Edmonton Journal of October 29. This shocking news story was followed by an almost equally shocking headline, but then in a very ...
  2 weeks ago

• Fuzziness

  
  Kaet's Weblog — Authority: 123
  And so to my first forays into my husband’s library (which is great, but I’m still looking forward to the rest of my books arriving)! He does have lots of classic science fiction I haven’t come across before, however… 53. Little Fuzzy by H. Beam Piper 54. Fuzzy Sapiens by H. Beam Piper 55. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Discovering Our True Diversity

  
  The Woo Woo Teacup Journal — Authority: 127
  I’ve made a decision. I’m no longer going to fill out the race/ethnicity/culture question on surveys anymore. You know, the question that asks you to indicate whether you are White or Caucasian or Hispanic or Latino or African-American or Asian American or Pacific Islander or Native American or whatever other ...
  2 weeks ago

• soapbox

  
  "ain't" ain't a problem — Authority: 114
  Im going to get on my soapbox about a word I cant stand. Its the word "soapbox". More specifically, its the circumstances under which the word is used - and thus, the connotation it has - that I cant stand. So far as Ive observed, the word is nearly always employed when someone knows the advice he/she is offering is ...
  2 weeks ago

• Tinkering, Playing, and Learning

  
  The End in Mind — Authority: 93
  John Seely Brown is visited the BYU Campus today and gave a compelling talk about Homo sapiens , Homo faber , and Homo ludens . Essentially, he argues that the formal education focuses almost exclusively on the Homo sapiens notion of “man as knowledge,” attempting to fill students with information and ...
  2 weeks ago

• Why the F**k do I bother? I will not even be here to see the final destruction of my Folk. But I do.

  
  Swindon Nationalists — Authority: 116
  It is foretold that within the next twenty years, or less, the indigenous peoples of the British Isles, those descendents of the Northern European Folk who have lived here since the Last Ice Age will be drastically outnumbered demographically by the Muslims who are at present welcomed at an alarming and exponentially ...
  2 weeks ago

• Are Hip Hapa Homeez Obsolete?

  
  Watermelon Sushi World — Authority: 108
  Yo, Hip Hapa Homeez! Welcome back to Watermelon Sushi World, your planet for discussion of all things pertaining to biracials, blendies, FGM’s, hapas, MGM’s, mixies, mulattos, multiracials and transracial adoptees. Did we leave anyone out? Or, are we all obsolete anyway? This ...
  3 weeks ago

• A LESBIAN ON BLOGCATALOG

  
  REAL LIBERAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH — Authority: 130
  A lesbian over on BlogCatalog started a discussion entitled, "Gays & Lesbians of Faith," as a device for attracting homosexuals of all "faiths" to participate in a documentary film shes planned. It garnered some questions about homosexuality in general. I left a second comment there that follows and that is ...
  3 weeks ago

• [cough, cough] Luke...NNNOOOOOOOO! Shes your sister, man. Geez!

  
  heaven is...a beer volcano and a stripper factory — Authority: 134
  Barry Manilow and Michael Bolton eat your hearts out. Not an earworm! ...
  3 weeks ago

• Poor Homo Sapiens

  
  The Contrarian — Authority: 133
  No matter how bizarre/terrible the music in this video is, I find myself agreeing with the general sentiment put forth by “spoken word, poetry, philosopher and performance artist” Copernicus . Happy workweek, humans: I love it when he starts screaming “the quark is real!” Oh, and what do i need to do to ...
  4 weeks ago

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