The study was published in the journal SCIENCE. The work is being done at Johns Hopkins University. The 8 types of cancer areBreastColonLungOvarianLiverStomachPancreaticEsophageal
Do you still do that? Do you still get enraged/outraged/furious/irate and the only way you have to vent is to attack others for any reason at any time for any thing? Does tha... moreDo you still do that? Do you still get enraged/outraged/furious/irate and the only way you have to vent is to attack others for any reason at any time for any thing? Does that really satisfy you? Or does it scare you? Are you always in control and able to stop or do you get out of countrol and have to rant until you wear out?
Did you know that New Zealand was the first country in the world to give women the right to vote? That was in 1893. The US did it in 1920. Way way way way way slowpokey.
Per the article in Newsweek Magazine the plunge was taken in Lake Seliger in the Nilo-Stolobenskaya Monastery in Russia. It is a yearly custom of Orthodox Christians who cele... morePer the article in Newsweek Magazine the plunge was taken in Lake Seliger in the Nilo-Stolobenskaya Monastery in Russia. It is a yearly custom of Orthodox Christians who celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany which occurs usually 12 days after Christmas. It commemorates/celebrates the 3 Kings/3 Wisemen. Any of you ever go from a nice hot Sauna into snow? Some folks do that too. I'm not sure what the benefit is. Maybe surviving it? Anyway if doing that can cleanse the soul truly and really wouldn't that be superiorly grand? less
Pope Francis accused Chilean sex abuse victims of the notorious pedophile Rev. Fernando Karadima of slander. The victims accused Bishop Juan Barros of being complicit in covering u... morePope Francis accused Chilean sex abuse victims of the notorious pedophile Rev. Fernando Karadima of slander. The victims accused Bishop Juan Barros of being complicit in covering up Karadima's sex crimes. Pope Francis said until he sees proof of Barros having done that the accusations against Barros are "all calumny". Why would he say that? Why speak about it at all? I thought the days of religious folks rushing to cover up sexual abuse/denounce accusers were in the past . Why would the sex abuse victims falsely accuse anyone of anything? What's going on in the church? More of the same AGAIN? less
Both are described as ALPHA MALESBoth are used to being in chargeBoth are prone to dramatic outbursts of temperBoth say different things to different audiencesBoth are strident adv... moreBoth are described as ALPHA MALESBoth are used to being in chargeBoth are prone to dramatic outbursts of temperBoth say different things to different audiencesBoth are strident advocates of immigration restrictionA marriage made in heaven or he**?Would Trump be better off if Kelly were subservient and obedient?
So does Sean Hannity just report or also interpret for you? Rachel Maddow too? Just report or also interpret? Does their interpreting for you insult you? Do they think you are not ... moreSo does Sean Hannity just report or also interpret for you? Rachel Maddow too? Just report or also interpret? Does their interpreting for you insult you? Do they think you are not capable of understanding unless they editorialize so they have to also tell you what it means and what to think?
Carl Higbie, former Navy Seal and Conservative radio talk show personality, was appointed Chief of External Affairs for CNCS ( Corporation for National and Community Service), a fe... moreCarl Higbie, former Navy Seal and Conservative radio talk show personality, was appointed Chief of External Affairs for CNCS ( Corporation for National and Community Service), a federal government volunteer service organization. He just resigned for having made comments that are racist/sexist/anti-Muslim/anti-LGBT. So here's the question. Is what you say about how you feel sufficient to get you fired or cause you to resign? If so why isn't that same rule applied equally to everyone in government? Why are there exceptions? less
Here's what shuts downNational ParksMonumentsSmithsonian MuseumsProcessing of applications for passports/visasNew enrollments in experimental treatment at the NIH (National Institu... moreHere's what shuts downNational ParksMonumentsSmithsonian MuseumsProcessing of applications for passports/visasNew enrollments in experimental treatment at the NIH (National Institute of Health)Maintenance of US government websitesMortgage approvals are delayedApproval of drilling applications at the Bureau of Land Management Small Business loansStart of the Alaska crab season (It relies on harvest levels apportioned by NOAA-the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)Employees are placed on unpaid furlough. When they return they are not guaranteed retroactive pay but always have gotten it in the past....eventually. less
Why not run parallel governments? When one shuts down another one kicks in.. That way we the people don't have to suffer for the posturing and grandstanding and muscle flexing and ... moreWhy not run parallel governments? When one shuts down another one kicks in.. That way we the people don't have to suffer for the posturing and grandstanding and muscle flexing and partisan sniping of politicians. So we'd have a Dem/GOP/Libertarian/Green/Whatever government to handle the job. Just like having an understudy to go on if the star is unable to do so or a stand-in.. The show must go on. It's a thought.
The Director of the Department of Health and Human Services, Roger Severino, will be the head of this Division. It has been created to handle complaints from medical professionals ... moreThe Director of the Department of Health and Human Services, Roger Severino, will be the head of this Division. It has been created to handle complaints from medical professionals who don't want to perform medical procedures because the procedures violate their religious or moral beliefs. Is this a harmless protection or a slippery slope?
"Butcher this ****** and serve him for dinner!" This saying rhymes, and given the fact that slaves were considered property and not people, their owners could do with them whatever... more"Butcher this ****** and serve him for dinner!" This saying rhymes, and given the fact that slaves were considered property and not people, their owners could do with them whatever they damn well pleased.
I thought you might just cursor to their avatar or their name or (see separate list). When I notice 'profile read 23 times' I know it cannot be private, unless the info is only ava... moreI thought you might just cursor to their avatar or their name or (see separate list). When I notice 'profile read 23 times' I know it cannot be private, unless the info is only available to known Hillary Clinton or Pol Pot fans and they like to check and recheck their facts over and over.
African-Americans in America stems from the transatlantic slave trade. The general “coming to America for a better life” narrative does not apply to them..their relocat... moreAfrican-Americans in America stems from the transatlantic slave trade. The general “coming to America for a better life” narrative does not apply to them..their relocation was involuntary, to put it mildly.Native American citizens living today (in America) are not immigrants... https://www.huffingtonpost.com/joshua-adams/we-need-to-stop-saying-we_b_11120884.html
We've all seen the ads where pets experience visible joy when served an expensive brand of dog or cat food. But do dogs and cats discern flavors, and given the choice, would they p... moreWe've all seen the ads where pets experience visible joy when served an expensive brand of dog or cat food. But do dogs and cats discern flavors, and given the choice, would they prefer Alpo or Cesar to dog crap or dead rats?
It's a clearly European-looking image — fair-skinned, light-haired, blue-eyed, his softly handsome demeanor suggesting a teen idol, if a serious-minded one. You’d ... moreIt's a clearly European-looking image — fair-skinned, light-haired, blue-eyed, his softly handsome demeanor suggesting a teen idol, if a serious-minded one. You’d figure a guy like that would have been a real sore thumb in first-century Judea. So where’d we get the idea that that’s Jesus?
How did the Romans actually do any mathematical calculations with Roman numerals? Without the concept of places (units, tens, etc.) how did they add, subtract, multiply, divide, se... moreHow did the Romans actually do any mathematical calculations with Roman numerals? Without the concept of places (units, tens, etc.) how did they add, subtract, multiply, divide, sell slaves, and build aqueducts?
I have decided to take no action in respect of this recent news item:
A gigantic asteroid which is larger than the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, will hurtle past our ... moreI have decided to take no action in respect of this recent news item:
A gigantic asteroid which is larger than the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, will hurtle past our planet in around two weeks time. The 2002 AJ129 asteroid has been classed a 'potentially hazardous' by Nasa and will fly past at speeds of 67,000mph.But it clearly portends what may be awaiting our planet somewhere down the road doesn't it? Tell me again about 'the rapture'.
