Monthly Archives: August 2024

What to know about the mosquito-borne virus circulating in the Northeast © Pat Wellenbach/AP About Mosquitoes in the United States Key points Mosquitoes that spread germs Only some types of mosquitoes can spread germs (viruses and parasites) to people and animals. … Continue reading →

Newly identified dementia risk factors are preventable—addressing them could reduce dementia rates 45% Story by Eric B. Larson, Laura Gitlin  Nearly half of all dementia cases could be delayed or prevented altogether by addressing a sense of loss & active … Continue reading →

Such a miraculous STORY  This photo was taken in October 2018, during my last year in California, just a few months before I left to live in Nevada for a year and half before moving to Wyoming in 2020. Hope for California felt … Continue reading →

Is America Becoming a Banana Republic? | The New Yorker The Independent with Scott Atlas on X: “Atlas: . These are the real threats to democracy. [Claiming] Trump…is a threat to democracy—that’s self-contradictory, they’re claiming democratic outcomes are threats to … Continue reading →

The Lies Used by the New World Order | Docvega’s Blog (wordpress.com) KNOW YOUR ENEMY I’m glad this opens with GHWB. The Punisher (@punishthem1776) / X Bush emphasized the importance of global unity in addressing aggression and promoting peace12. Too … Continue reading →

What will these two Bird brains be remembered for? I remember in this Interview with President Donald Trump on Rush Limbaugh | 10/9/20. Rush stated in this interview that Obama didn’t leave Washington D.C. so he could run a shadow government versus … Continue reading →

Map shows U.S. disparities in U.S. life expectancy.  © seamartini/Getty America has the lowest life expectancy of all English-speaking countries, new research has found. However, this varies significantly across the nation, with some states seeing much lower life expectancies than others. … Continue reading →

Remnants of life in ancient rocks reveal Earth had a rich ecosystem 3.4 billion years ago (msn.com) Finding evidence of life that far in the past is difficult, but this is an interesting result if correct.  Since we don’t know … Continue reading →

Ansonia graduate pedals across country at age 60 – Daily Advocate & Early Bird News Linda Homan Oldiges, lives in Carmel, Indiana, 107 miles from her childhood home between Rossburg and North Star, Ohio. Oldiges is a 1982 graduate of … Continue reading →

Who Were the Founding Fathers? President Warren G. Harding was actually the first to use the term “founding fathers,” in his 1916 keynote speech at the Republican Convention. The term was popularized when he used it again in his 1921 … Continue reading →