A find that BBC and NYT reported opens new ideas about cohabitation.  Neanderthals are considered by many scientists a separate branch in evolution that ended, whereas our branch continues.  These new findings imply a long-term co-existence with humans.

Since I am a young-earth proponent and do not believe in macro-evolution, I don’t adhere to the ideas presented.  However, I do find the concept interesting and have often wondered how to intelligent species would function together.  Maybe I watched to much sci-fi growing up.

According to Wired the US military is looking into the next generation to have “a quick-launch space plane that could drop a bomb anywhere on the globe within two hours, without the need of forward bases.�  I realize I’m not the most open minded person when it comes to warfare technologies, but this doesn’t seem like a step in the right direction.

How Many Lightbulbs Does it Take to Change the World?

“In terms of oil not burned, or greenhouse gases not exhausted into the atmosphere, one bulb is equivalent to taking 1.3 million cars off the roads.”
“a $3 swirl pays for itself in lower electric bills in about five months.”
“the modern ice-cream swirl bulb requires no sacrifice. Buying and using it helps save the world–and also saves the customer money–with no compromise on quality. Selflessness and self-satisfaction, twirled into a single $3 purchase.”

You have no excuse.

So my Missouri teacher’s certificate seems to have a typographical error.  Either that or my file has a file that I don’t know about.  I suppose even the most official events can have hiccups.  I wonder how many of these have been printed.

[COPY FOR TEACHER’S FILE’S FILE]