crazy4lsu

[quote]Eh, he had explained something weeks ago that if I remembered, I would have been able to figure it out. It's just been so long since I had seen that it was out of sight out of mind. [/quote] Still no reason to take his negativity on yourself, in my view. ...

Maybe but Daboll will almost certainly get another coaching job. ...

If Brian Schottenheimer keeps getting jobs what the hell is going to stop Daboll? ...

[quote]I'm not entirely blameless. Still a little bummed thought [/quote] I understand why you would be bummed, but your request doesn't sound unreasonable. Ain't no reason to reflect that negativity on yourself. ...

[quote]Species with Amnesia by Robert Sepehr.[/quote] I'm somewhat familiar with it. I'll download it later and look through it. Alternative history books are always fascinating. The big problem is trying to fill in gaps in the historical record with what amounts to conjecture. I have little pati...

The DNA evidence points to a proto-Siberian population, along Y-DNA and Mt-DNA lines, which almost certainly rules out any peoples we call European currently. I believe even a skeleton found on sites associated with non-Native American tools had DNA that was almost certainly native. The tools issue ...

[quote]The ones we know likely slaughtered the "real real" natives before Europe even knew how to sail that far.[/quote] We haven't found evidence of a proto-American population that predates the Amerindian migrations though. Native peoples certainly fought with one another and did so plenty. Wit...

Developing population groups that are distinct from other population groups would meet most people's claims about who is indigenous and who isn't, otherwise you fall into nonsense claims that no one is indigenous to any land. Amerindians are as indigenous to the Americas as the Finns are to the uppe...

They are almost certainly indigenous to the Americas then, even if they had Neolithic origins, as the Y-DNA markers of most of Amerindians are distinct from the population which is equivalent to the Siberian proto-population. Given the degree of sophistication of those civilizations, it's hard to ar...

[quote]Didn't they invade from Asia? [/quote] Who did they displace? Here are the passages I was referring to earlier. [img]https://i.imgur.com/HNTJgoo.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/RCEwJeO.jpg[/img] So they just give the Spaniards these giant bones of their ancestors and then...

[quote]A very interesting fact that is ignored by the SJW historians and Smithsonian. [/quote] As far as I'm aware the DNA evidence rules out the Solutrean hypothesis. But I'm open to new evidence. ...

[quote]i read Howard Zinn as well. [/quote] I've actually never read Zinn. My interest in Native American history began with the book by Cabez de Vaca. There is another book written by one of the members of Cortes's party that is among the most interesting books I've read. After the Tlaxacans sp...

It's a very complicated situation. Some land was bought and sold. At the same time, the US Government often went back on treaties signed with Native American nations. In fact, of the 500 treaties signed between the US Gov and Native American tribes, nearly all were broken in some way, a fact which c...

Probably not. Conservative men, especially conservative white men, have most of the institutional power in the country. Even if they have lost some instruments, an assertion with which I do not agree, they have the vast majority of the wealth in the country. There isn't any comparison to black peopl...

Yeah but Neymar did get a lot of separation on the dribble, which you would expect. He didn't seem to do that all that much though. ...

The only call I was really frustrated was with the QB designed runs. He used the middle of the field more than we ever did under Miles. ...

The first quarter playcalling was great. I do wish we would do more back shoulder throws, hitches, circle routes as we have some rare talent at WR. Bubble screens would be good too. ...

I need to get back into Madden. I was awesome at it. I found a PS2 in a pawn shop the other day and loaded up NCAA 2009. In my heart I believe I'm a better playcaller than Engsminger. ...

[quote]..things are getting WORSE there regarding social freedom and islamic puritanicalism.[/quote] Social freedom yes, but Turkey always has had a state madhhab, the Hanafi school, which is closely linked with Turkish identity. I'm skeptical they will take in features of rival madhhabs. ...

I'm not sure what your point is here. American style and dress is popular in large parts of the Muslim world save for the Gulf. That's just from my own travels, which include North Africa, West Asia and South Asia. The big problem is now the Gulf Arab ideology and dress is seen as orthodoxy, whe...