Evolution of Exercise
We can’t all have a place to exercise (see also Movnat.com) full of boulders, rocks, rivers, logs, trees, forests, trails and splashing oceans waves. We …
We can’t all have a place to exercise (see also Movnat.com) full of boulders, rocks, rivers, logs, trees, forests, trails and splashing oceans waves. We …
A much better site for me, since it gives pine pollen counts (not merely allergenic pollens), is the City of Houston’s Daily Pollen and Mold …
Keith says in “A Calorie is not a Calorie, and Other Dietary Heresy” over at Theory to Practice: it’s your insulin levels that will determine …
Writing about the recent NIH diet study in “Last gasp of the dark ages of nutrition,” Dr. Michael Eades says on his blog: Now, consider …
In “A quest fulfilled,” Dr. Michael Eades writes on his blog: I can’t recommend the book [Lucy: the Beginnings of Humankind by Donald Johanson] enough. …
The bluebonnets are starting to flower! I have seen some along Woodlands Parkway. I like those flowers. Seeing a field of them live in person …
In “Study: Belligerent chimp proves animals make plans” (AP; Mon Mar 9, 3:45 pm ET), Mr Malin Rising says: STOCKHOLM – A canny chimpanzee who …
Nice: Pollen.com. I don’t have allergies, but I do like to know when the pollen is high in March/April. There is some pollen (pine, maybe) …
For what it’s worth. I have not read the book mentioned below — it could be full of philosophic and scientific errors as far as …
In “Cooking and Cognition: How Humans Got So Smart” (11 August 2008 07:57 am ET) on LiveScience.com, Robin Nixon says: About 2 million years ago, …