Total Share: 614100Eugenics is most often associated with Adolf Hitler and the Nazi desire to create a “master race,” but it has a long and ongoing history here in America as well. The goal of…
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Total Share: 000000No matter your opinion on abortions, Pro-Lifers and Pro-Choicers are shocked, appalled and unified (unbelievably) at the recent discovery that an undercover investigation turned up, regarding “Pro-abortion” advocate Planned Parenthood. As you can…
Fitness, a topic that many are interested in, but are just unwilling to put in the time. What does it take to become more physically fit? Hard work, dedication and consistency. But what does it take to maintain your physicality after a certain age?
Total Share: 404000As a cat owner myself, this got my attention. We all know that cat videos rule the internet, but cats ruling the world? Through mind-control? Seriously? Well, YES, sort of. Science has long…
Total Share: 62452411The oldest living World War II veteran, Richard Overton turned 109 years-young (today) May llth, celebrating with cigars, burgers, whiskey, milkshakes and guns. I might just have to restructure my life, and follow…
A foot race over a Yellowstone National Park bridge was a little too close to call a winner, but the mama bear and her cubs had a distinct advantage. Although I swear I could hear someone screaming; “I don’t have to run faster than the bear, just faster than you!”…
The nuclear disaster in Fukushima Japan rages on, with disaster recurring each day at the plant – according to a Japan Nuclear Expert. For the uninitiated, the nuclear reactors at Fukushima Japan was inundated by a tsunami on March 11, 2011, causing 3 of the plant’s six nuclear reactors to go into meltdown. The situation is still not contained and radioactive materials are spewing from the site every day poisoning the waters of the Pacific Ocean.
Total Share: 302100So Congress says “no smokie no ganja, no matter if it helps or not”. Doctors at the Department of Veteran Affairs were forbidden (under current law) from prescribing or recommending medical marijuana to returning…
Total Share: 503101Some very lucky motorists are alive today to tell their tale of being stranded in a remote section of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula wilderness for two weeks. Leslie Roy, 52 and her sister Lee…
Total Share: 000000 The State of Utah has an out-of-the-box strategy for dealing with the homeless: give them homes. Sounds crazy, or cliché, but it seems to be working. According to NBC News, in 2005,…
In highly scientific study (read that as not scientific at all), Spotify data suggests that people stop listening to new music at age 33.
As a somewhat older than 33 year old, I can affirm that, had I not had a son that is fanatical about music, I would not have listened to new music much past my 30s, so the study does make sense. But, since it’s based on Spotify data, maybe the conclusions drawn are due to the fact that we old folks just don’t use Spotify that much.
According to NBC News, top aid officials and military officers have warned that more helicopters are desperately needed to get assistance to the farthest reaches of earthquake-struck Nepal.
America’s 43rd President is no stranger to showing support for our nation’s veterans. Since the time he took office he has stepped up to the plate to show our veterans that he is here for them.
According to CBS News, a simple blood test may be able to predict cancer years before a diagnosis.
New research from Northwestern Medicine in collaboration with Harvard University shows scientists a distinct patter in the changing lengths of telomeres, the protective end caps on our strands of DNA, are a biomarker, predicting cancer years before it develops.
The “treatment” of the mentally illness in America has take taken a step backwards, about 200 years backwards, according to a new report released by the Treatment Advocacy Center. The report questions how much we’ve really learned about treating the mentally ill in the last 200 years…