The oldest portrait ever created has been discovered on the wall in a cave in France, in an area where a lot of other prehistoric cave art has been discovered. A rock carving (petroglyph) has been discovered in Arizona that may have been carved by ancient Native Americans and may show the ancient supernova (or star explosion) of 1006.
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US citizens are sicker, in general, than their UK and Canadian counterparts, and working moms are healthier than stay-at-homes.
While it may seem incredibly stressful to the women who are accomplishing this feat, holding down a job and being a mom in a steady relationship helps keep women healthy and in good shape, while a career as a homemaker seems to increase the chances of becoming obese.
Statistics show that by the age of 54, women who had been partners, parents, and employees were significantly less likely to report ill health than women who did not fulfil all three roles.
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Over the years, there have been suggestions that the enigmatic portrait that is known as the Mona Lisa is actually a portrait of the artist, Leonardo DaVinci, painted as a woman, which is why the sitters identity has been lost to history. In the movie and book The DaVinci Code, it’s alleged that the person sitting next to Jesus in his Last Supper painting is actually Mary Magdalene, rather than St. John. Now a Japanese forensics experts says he has recreated the Mona Lisa’s voice?as well as DaVinci’s own voice.
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Jim Marrs interviews Dr. Nick Begich on the very latest information about the HAARP project, which is now fully operational. What is HAARP doing to our world, and what is it capable of? Is it being used to control the weather, or throw nature itself out of balance? Is there any oversight or control of this project beyond the secretive administration and military elements who run it? Then Linda Howe interviews a man who saw somebody dear to him suddenly transform into a strange, reptilian creature–a fantastic and yet unexpectedly credible interview.
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