Dinosaur eggs discovered in Gobi desert ignite science boom
Ancient eggs, possibly laid by giant Mesozoic reptiles, have been uncovered in Mongolia's Gobi Desert by Roy Chapman Andrews and the New York Academy of Natural Sciences. The find, preserved by dry sands and atmosphere, supports Asia as a cradle of life and hints at dinosaur migration to Europe and America.
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Wedding Rings Through Time and Myth and Dinosaurs
The article traces ancient wedding ring customs from betrothal rings and signs of seal rights to beliefs about arranging rings on different fingers. It notes Roman references, the third finger myth linking to the heart, and regional practices in England Ireland and Normandy. It then shifts to paleontology, describing dinosaurs, their size, diet, and notable species, and mentions Archaeopteryx as an early bird.
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World’s premier autograph hunter travels 200000 miles
Joseph F Mikulec has spent 23 years collecting signatures from kings, presidents, actors, and financiers, amassing 50000 autographs in a 2869 page 58 pound book. He travels by foot and cart, speaks six languages, and has never married, seeking stories rather than domestic life.
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