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Scientists found a billion-year-old fossil believed to be an ancestor of earth’s very first plants

A group of paleontologists say the tiny freckles they found on a rock could hold the key to understanding the origins of plant life on earth.

The freckles, Virginia Tech researchers say, are actually billion-year-old seaweed microfossils. They substantially push back the current record of the multicelluar green plant by nearly 200 million years, according to the study published on Monday. Previously, the oldest known fossilized green alga was 800 million years old.

The fossils are so tiny — about 2 millimeters in length or the size of a flea — that they are barely visible without a microscope. But despite their miniscule size, researchers said the microplants may have contributed to the evolution of the land plants that appeared nearly 550 million years later.

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Body ‘Consistent With Description’ Of Gabby Petito Found In Bridger-Teton National Forest – ABC

This is an excellent multisport watch for the serious athlete and outdoorsman. It has a a sport mode for anything you’re interested in doing, and a nice sleek yet rugged design that’s equally at home on a trail, in the ocean, or under a dress shirt and blazer – Amazon

Unwritten Rules You Should Know Before Visiting Germany – Van Life Wanderer

China’s Evergrande’s crisis is being compared to collapse of Lehman Brothers – Fox Business

Guys Get Real About What It’s Like to Use a Fleshlight – Men’s Health

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SpaceX capsule returns four civilians from orbit, capping off first tourism mission – CNN

Why Some Japanese Pensioners Want to Go to Jail – BBC

Inside Army Ranger School, A 61-Day Laboratory Of Human Endurance –

The universe is 13.8 billion years old—here’s how we know – Popular Science

I’ve Renovated Over 30 Kitchens, This Is My Top Tip for Remodeling on a Budget – Domino

The 7 Best Swap Meets in Orange County – Van Life Wanderer

This code reader connects directly to your phone to tell you why your car’s light is on. The app gives clear, easy-to-understand descriptions of trouble, unlimited vehicle-specific repair reports for fixes, and a point-in-time snapshot of the moment the OBD2 sensors registered the issue – Amazon

10 Signs That You’re an Introvert – Linkiest

Boston’s Aly Raisman blasts FBI, USA Gymnastics over handling of Larry Nassar case: ‘Like serving innocent children up to a pedophile on a silver platter’ – Boston Hearld

Fury Explains That Wilder Trilogy Was Necessary To Avoid $80 Million in Damages – Boxing Scene

Biologists identify new targets for cancer vaccines. Vaccinating against certain proteins found on cancer cells could help to enhance the T cell response to tumors – MIT

US Marine catches his girl redhanded. Painful to watch but props to this dude – Reddit

How Treadmill Running Differs from Running Outside – Outside

Drunk Lady Falls into the Bush and Other Videos of the Day – Drunken

 

 

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A damn fine collection of hot women – Leenks

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Put motion activated night lights around your house for the times when you are drowsy and stumbling around and don’t want to blind yourself when turning on the lights – Amazon

15 Things You Should Never Do In Vietnam – Must Read Before Traveling  – Van Life Wanderer

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How to make new friends as an adult – Fast Co

Here’s What We Know About Gabby Petito’s Disappearance And Her Boyfriend Brian Laundrie – BuzzFeed News

Why Judging People Is Really About You (Not Them) – Tiny Buddha

How to negotiate rent to save THOUSANDS per year – I Will Teach You To Be Rich

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10 things you didn’t know about the ancient Romans – Linkiest

These Incredible State Parks Prove You Have No Idea What the U.S. Looks Like – Thrillist

7 Mistakes Couples Make That Can Eventually Wreck Their Relationship – Bright Side

Elizabeth Hurley in a Bikini of the Day – Drunken

The dubious rise of ivermectin as a Covid-19 treatment, explained – VOX

The Best Sandwich in Every State – Food And Wine

If I Could Retire All Over Again These Are The Things I’d Do Differently – Financial Samurai

How This Former Special Ed Teacher Became a Top OnlyFans Creator – Maxim

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Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

Graves holding hands. Catholic woman and her Protestant husband who were not allowed to be buried together (1880s Netherlands)

Religious separation and a taboo marriage in the 19th century in the Netherlands resulted in a pair of graves that had to make an extra effort to reach one another.  

Until 40 years ago, Catholic and protestant establishments in the Netherlands were separate from one another as a result of Pillarisation, a widespread politico-denominational segregation. Churches, supermarkets, and other public places were segregated by religious and political beliefs. 

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From the post: 15 Great Pieces Of Advice To Help You On Your Parenting Journey

And tell them often that you love them but more importantly show them by spending time with them. Let them be children and dont expect them to be small adults and for gods sake let them be who they want to be not what you wish you had been. Allow them to make their own mistakes because it’s the only way to truly learn.

Don’t force your religious beliefs down their throats because, whether you want to admit or not, it is just a belief and not a known and most likely the beliefs you have were chosen by your parents for you or the society you grew up in. I’m not a believer in any religion but my children, who are both grown now, don’t know that because maybe I’m wrong and I never felt comfortable making that choice for them when I can’t be sure of my own thinking on the matter. It’s entirely possible to teach good values and behavior without religion.

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