There's a big ball of fire in the sky: I believe it's referred to as "the sun." Let's celebrate with some links. Sciencey stuff:
Stone Age Color, Glue 'Factory' Found: The color and glue trade could have been a blossoming industry some 58,000 years ago
Study Says Math Deficiencies Increase Foreclosure Risk
Seal whiskers sense faraway fish
Other:
PR Push Against Strategic Defaulters Underway (Is There a Debtors' Prison in Your Future?)
Pamela Geller, Bigot & Leading Conservative Blogger
Does Fiscal Austerity Reassure Markets?
What Went Wrong with Obama?
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