Ancient African cave date pushes back modern behavior
The Blombos Cave in South Africa yielded engraved ochre and bone tools dated to about 77 000 years ago, suggesting biologically modern humans in Africa developed complex thinking and planning well before Europe’s cave art. Researchers say the find implies Africa hosted behaviorally modern people 70 000 years ago.
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AT&T worker arrested over football pool
Wayne Davis a 34 year old AT T middle manager in New York City was arrested in South Brunswick New Jersey for running an office Super Bowl pool in which he kept 10 percent of the action near thirty thousand dollars in bets authorities said He faces promoting gambling charges with potential prison time though prosecutors expect no jail.
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Warming in Pacific Signals Possible El Niño Return
The Climate Prediction Center of NOAA reports warming in the tropical Pacific that could bring back El Niño by early spring. Impacts in the United States would probably appear from late summer through fall, with wetter conditions forecast for the Pacific Northwest and from Louisiana to Florida, and warmer trends in the northern Great Plains.
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