Rules shape life from home to law and beyond
Rick Kraft, local attorney and Executive Director of Leadership Roswell, reflects on how rules govern every facet of life from family bedtime to federal law. He notes both the burden and safety rules provide, urging thoughtful adoption and accountability in personal, communal, and national conduct.
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Yo-Yo myth surfaces as climate debate echoes old superstition
The piece recalls a 1933 Syria rumor blaming a yo-yo for drought and contrasts it with modern climate concerns. It cites figures like Marc Morano and Al Gore while critiquing media coverage and research, suggesting skepticism toward man made warming.
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Doctor K explains signs of bowel bleeding and cancer limits
Dr K notes that small blood in bowel movements signals a problem but not diagnosis. He explains that digital rectal exams miss most intestinal cancers and that colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, and less used barium enemas reveal hidden cancers. He is a Harvard Medical School professor.
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Primordial soup debate and life origins questioned
A letter criticizes the primordial soup theory, arguing atmosphere and ocean conditions would destroy building blocks of life. It cites Oparin and Denton, notes rapid UV destruction, reversible chemistry, and calls for evidence of abiotic organic compounds, warning against assumptions about evolution's timelines.
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