It seems like the T.Rex might be getting a run for its money. Now that the Siats meekerorum has been discovered by paleontologists at North Carolina State University, this could mean the T. Rex will have to share some of the attention it has been getting for the last gazillion years. It seems that this […]
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US Natural Gas Companies: The Lowdown
When it comes to gas suppliers throughout the nation, America has a variety of choices, depending on what is a priority for the consumer. This article spotlights two companies that focus their gas supply on the more natural element – American Natural and ConocoPhillips. American Natural seeks to “provide freedom and flexibility to today’s modern […]
Time Capsules Nationwide
One hundred years from Thursday 17th October 2013, Harvard anthropologists will be able to open a 100-year-old time capsule. In the time capsule is: a used Post-it pad, a first-generation iPhone, Wednesday 16th October’s edition of ‘The Crimson,’ and a can of Coke Zero. The installment of this time capsule took place at the Tozzer […]
Grand Central Centennial
The Grand Central rail terminal is approaching 100 years. On Friday 8th February, it will be marking this milestone with a celebration of speeches, a brass band and a cake depicting the infamous multi-million dollar clock. This date is exactly 100 years to the day of when the station master received the key to Grand […]
Las Vegas Fossils
In June 2012, two interesting, somewhat unique fossils were discovered in Las Vegas. It is said that they belonged to a saber-toothed cat and were unearthed by a team of paleontologists from San Bernardino County Museum, CA. It is believed that the fossils are front leg bones of the cat which existed from 42 million […]
PA Kids to Learn Hindi
Starting next semester, the Bensalem Township School District (BTSD) will be offering its students the opportunity to learn how to speak, write and express themselves in Hindi (India’s official language). Rajan Zed, Indo-American statesman and chair of the Indo-American Leadership Confederation, welcomed this development, commending BTSD for making this offer to high school kids. In […]
Florida: Native American Culture Discoveries
A whole slew of Native American culture – such as pottery shards; coral arrowheads; blue clay and more – has been discovered recently in various parts of Florida. First discoveries were made close to Wares Creek and Ellenton. Riverbanks were scoured by someone looking for clay to make special creations that later became extremely hot […]
Being All American in Missouri
There is so much that Americans can take pride in. The country is full of good-hearted individuals who want to help their fellowmen/women and act on this. Most recently there has been a huge effort, on the part of concerned citizens about those in need over Christmas and how most effectively to give to them […]
Happy Times at Hanauma
Barack Obama and his wife had a great time in Hawaii this Christmas. They spent their vacation at one of their favorite spots – the Hanauma Bay Park – a 40 minute drive from their rented Kailu Beach holiday home. Good for them as every year they go to the Park on a Tuesday; it’s […]
New Hampshire Inmates Bring Holiday Cheer to Seniors
Last week, a few jail inmates from the New Hampshire area did something really positive over the Christmas season. They were taken out of jail for just long enough to sing Christmas carols to senior citizens in the neighborhood. They were hardly the most harmonious, delightful singers, but the thought was there. And the residents […]