Kyren Lacy, an LSU receiver who had declared for the NFL draft, was charged for allegedly causing the crash that killed a man; Lacy died by apparent suicide before his trial
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“Deputies are maintaining a professional presence and ensuring that all actions remain lawful and that public safety is maintained,” the Holmes County Sheriff’s Office said
A Fountain Inn couple’s nightly Halloween display keeps prompting 911 calls and fire department responses despite posted warnings.
YouTube Video Here: https://www.youtube.com/embed/-iXrXrjsk6U?feature=oembed&enablejsapi=1 “The Paracas were an incredibly complex ethnic mix of people… There are a number of different haplogroups that were found in the DNA tests of the Paracas elongated skulls and these haplogroups, which is your genetic ancestry, they don’t fit in with the history of Peru in any shape or form…” According to a group of experts dealing with the Paracas skull phenomenon, recent DNA results have revealed that the elongated skulls of Paracas, Peru, are not native to the region. During the 1920’s, a Peruvian archaeologist by the name Julio Tello discovered a series of tombs in Paracas Peru. The contents of the tomb left experts stumped as countless elongated skulls were recovered from the tombs. Since then, more elongated skulls have been found in the region, raising numerous questions about these mysterious people. For more than five years have experts like Brien Foerster tried solving the mystery behind the elongated skulls. While much progress has been made in understanding them, the journey has been very difficult.  After countless studies and research, we have begun finding out more about these mystery skulls. Some DNA analysis has shown that the elongation present on the Paracas skulls was not the result of artificial cranial deformation but by genetics. Some of the Paracas Skulls have a cranial volume which is up to 25% larger and 60% percent heavier than conventional human skulls. While ‘head binding’ can alter the shape of the skull, it cannot alter its volume. At the end of last week, a Symposium was held in Los Angeles where experts announced new results of testing performed on the elongated Skulls. The main speakers of the event were L.A. Marzulli and Brien Foerster. As reported by Megalith Marvels, Foerster, author of several books on the subject and a recognized expert of the Paracas Skulls, published the following information on the aforementioned DNA results. “The DNA results actually were incredibly complicated… It’s going to take me some time to actually figure out what the results mean. What it does show for sure is that the Paracas elongated skull people were not 100% Native American. They were a mix or even you could say, in some ways, a hybrid of different people.” More question than answers… Foerster explains that “Their blood types are very complicated as well, they should be blood type “O” if they’re 100% Native American and that’s not the case. We are likely looking at a sub-species of humanity as regards to the Paracas… Seems to be a lot of DNA evidence from extreme eastern Europe and extreme western Asia. More specifically I’m talking about the area in between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea where ancient elongated skull people lived I think about 3000 years ago.” Source and reference: Phoenix officers were able to respond to the scene and rescue the toddler because of a family member who texted 911 that the child was in danger
“Just another example of our officers going above and beyond, even for seasonal decor!” the Parma Heights Police Department posted
The judge said the deployment violated the 10th Amendment, which grants certain powers to states, and the 14th Amendment, which assures due process and equal protection
The Discovery Could Rewrite the Story of Human Evolution. A discovery of a set of stone tools from about 385,000 years ago has experts rethinking the history of technology and mankind. Either ancient humans in India developed sophisticated technology on their own at the same time as their fellow ‘hominid’ in Africa, or modern humans left Africa much sooner than what is currently believed. The enigmatic set of tools, discovered at Attirampakkam, an area to the south-east of India, is evidence of sophisticated technologies which according to experts should not have existed during that period in history. Sophisticated blades chipped from chinks of quartz were created with a technique that according to scholars, arrived in India around 125,000 years ago. However, the new set of tools date back 385,000 years.  How did they date the rock? Well, they did not. Using a method called infrared-stimulated luminescence, scientists pinpointed the last time that sediment grains were exposed to light. This way, researchers determined that the silts and grains which contains the tools date back some 385,000 years. More than 7,200 tools were made with the technique called Levallois, a technology that has its roots in Africa and predates the arrival of modern humans in India. This discovery, say, experts, is the earliest evidence of Levallois technology in India, and it effectively pushes back the timeline some 250,000 years. Shanti Pappu, an archaeologist who leads the group of researchers at the Sharma Center for Heritage Education, said that, despite this discovery, it cannot be said exactly who made these tools. “We cannot be sure who made the Attirampakkam tools, because we lack fossils [of hominids] for this period of time in India,” Pappu explained. On the other hand, Dr. Michael Petraglia, an archaeologist at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, who was not involved in the research, says that these tools are not enough evidence to say that African Homo sapiens traveled out of Africa earlier than previously thought. “I just do not buy it,” said Dr. Petraglia, a specialist in early human evolution in Asia, who did agree with another hypothesis put forward by Professor Pappu that non-modern humans lived in south-east India and developed this style of tools without the need of influences from foreign populations. The new discovery points to the possibility that ancient humans in India developed the technology independently, which some researchers have previously suggested. However, a more controversial theory is that modern humans migrated out of Africa much earlier than archaeological and paleontological evidence suggests. Featured image: Levallois core from Attirampakkam, India, Credit: Sharma Centre for Heritage Education, India Source: Nature Thousands of years ago, for reasons unclear to scholars, ancient cultures around the globe decided to escape from the surface of our planet, and seek shelter deep within Earth. Somehow, ancient cultures managed to create incredible underground cities that feature many rooms, living quarters, religious centers, underground farms, and shelters. Since the Middle Ages, building tunnels was necessary to survive, even to practice pagan rituals without being seen, plan a revolution, attack unexpectedly or connect two peoples. Some of these cities we are are about to explore even came to be declared a World Heritage Site.  The ancient underground city of Derinkuyu Derinkuyu in Cappadocia in Turkey is probably the largest underground city that has been discovered to date. It extends for more than eight levels as deep as 80 meters with more than 600 entrances to the surface. Although the date the original city was built is unknown, the Turkish Department of Culture believed the underground city was built during the 8th century BC. It is believed to have been built by the Phrygians, ancient Indo-European people, who worshiped the “great mother,” Cybele. The Phrygians developed an advanced culture, famous for its music and the legend of King Midas, a king of Phrygia, who turned into gold everything he touched. It is estimated that Derinkuyu, based on the storage capacity of food and resources, had about 10,000 inhabitants and that it could shelter 30,000 in case of need. The city had a communications network with the outside of the city and was connected to the city of Kaymakli. Derinkuyu, with an area of 4 square kilometers, is built on a soft and easily worked surface. The terrain is composed of smooth volcanic stone; mixed with mud and ash from volcanic eruptions. The underground city of Naours This ancient settlement is located in northern France where ancient cultures build two miles of tunnels, featuring more than 300 underground rooms, hidden around 100 feet beneath the surface. It is believed that Naours was first built as a Roman quarry during the third century A.D. and was later expanded into a fully functional underground city after local inhabitants started using it as a shelter during the wars and raids of the Middle Ages. Archaeologists estimate that at its peak the underground city of Naours provided shelter for more than 3,000 inhabitants, and included its own chapels, stables, wells, and bakeries. The underground city of Kaymakli  Kaymaklı is one of several underground cities (Derinkuyu, Mazi, and Özkonak) located in the Cappadocia region, in Central Anatolia, Turkey. It is thought that it was probably built between the fifth and the tenth centuries. Although the lack of decoration and documentation make it difficult to date, the ancient city has been occupied by various cultures over the centuries. Its main function was to shelter the inhabitants of the region in case of invasions. Its strategic position in the center of the Cappadocia region (20 kilometers south of Nevşehir), made it a refuge easily reachable by the inhabitants. The ancient city only has one entrance; but once underground, it extends for 2.5 km². In the interior, there are areas for storing food, stables, cisterns, cellars, kitchens, churches and even graves arranged in a maze of tunnels and stairs. In the kitchens, it is appreciated that the walls and ceiling are impregnated with soot. In the churches, there are remains of the Byzantine frescoes that adorned them. Like many other ancient underground cities in the region, this city too has a number of ventilation shafts. The entrance is protected by a disk-shaped stone that was placed to block the passage of enemies entirely, and that could only be moved from within. A second disc protects the city, a few meters further on the entry tunnel: as “double insurance” in case the first entry was broken into. There is an underground tunnel in the direction of the neighboring underground city of Derinkuyu (9 km to the south), although the tunnel has not been completely excavated. The man, whose vehicle was flagged in connection with a homicide, ignored multiple commands from Marinette Police Department officers and ran at them with a knife before the fatal shooting
The Pennsylvania State Police officers pursued a group suspected in a sporting goods store theft; after the pursuit, one suspect began firing shots from inside the vehicle
Joshua Rocha shot North Kansas City Police Officer Daniel Vasquez three times with an AR-15 during a traffic stop for expired tags on July 19, 2022
“There is no path to advancement, no vision for the future, no investment in the people who risk their lives every single day,” Former Moss Point PD Chief Brandon Ashley said
The world’s most sensitive table-top interferometric system—a miniature version of miles-long gravitational-wave detectors like LIGO—has completed its first science run.
Nobel Prize in physics awarded for ultracold electronics research that launched a quantum technologyQuantum mechanics describes the weird behavior of microscopic particles. Using quantum systems to perform computation promises to allow researchers to solve problems in areas from chemistry to cryptography that have so many possible solutions that they are beyond the capabilities of even the most powerful nonquantum computers possible.
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