Denisovans date back as far as 50,000 years ago, based on tests of a little Denisovan girl’s finger bone and a bit of molar discovered in a Siberian cave in 2008. The new species was called Denisovan after the name of the cave in the Altai mountains. Scientists managed in 2016 to trace DNA of the Denisovans to some Melanesians — who live in Papua New Guinea and other Pacific islands — who were fou
The female orgasm is a beautiful thing, and photographer Albert Pocej captured women at “the highest point of physical pleasure” in a new intimate photo series. “There are so many fakes and acting in TV and advertising,” Pocej, who has been a photographer for 10 years, told The Huffington Post in an email Monday. The 15 women featured in the black-and-white series were not professional models, but
Coconut oil, it turns out, is not the health food people think it is. This oil might be stocked on the shelves of your health food store, but a recent report released by the American Heart Association suggests that this might be a mistake. You’re not alone in this misconception. An AHA survey found that 72 percent of Americans considered coconut oil a health food. But coconut oil, it turns out, is
Legend has it that US president John F. Kennedy made a whopping grammatical gaffe with his iconic declaration "Ich bin ein Berliner" 50 years ago on Wednesday, essentially telling his audience -- and the world -- "I am a jam doughnut". The historical lore was that JFK, in his first faltering words of German, was wrong to use the indefinite article "ein" and should have said "Ich bin Berliner" to d
Pull bread (also known as pull-apart bread) takes the delight induced by tearing off a piece from a freshly baked loaf of bread to new extremes. It might just be your favorite bread recipe yet. The crusty loaf is stuffed with a serving of something ooey gooey that emerges as you rip. Just think: You can basically stuff a pizza inside an entire loaf of bread. Pull bread is one of the simplest recip
If you’ve ever found yourself frustrated while trying to explain to a friend from the mainland what a Spam musubi is (or why you’d even eat one), or that you don’t drink mai tais every day and eat pizza topped with pineapple and ham, then this list is for you. With a diverse blend of cultures and a rich culinary history that began long before Hawaiian Regional Cuisine became a buzz term in the '90
And when you have a seemingly insurmountable load of work, it can be a quite a challenge to even know where to start. But remember that history's most legendary figures -- from Beethoven to Beyonce -- had just as little (or just as much) time as you have. Using the book Daily Rituals: How Artists Work by Mason Currey, RJ Andrews at Info We Trust designed some enlightening visualizations of how his
This post was published on the now-closed HuffPost Contributor platform. Contributors control their own work and posted freely to our site. If you need to flag this entry as abusive, send us an email. Issue One: Under Vladimir Putin, Russia's foreign policy objective is the return of post Soviet territories to the Soviet Union using Russian ethnic minorities. The driving force behind this strategy
This HuffPost Canada page is maintained as part of an online archive. A cold concrete floor in solitary confinement; No furniture, no bed, no neighbours -- except for an infestation of cockroaches. And, of course, that label: terrorist. Not for murder, or theft, or even political dissidence; these are the rewards one gets for practicing journalism in Egypt. These journalists are guilty only of doi
10 Surprising Things That Benefit Our Brains That You Can Do Every Day One of the things that surprises me time and time again is how weour brains work and how theywork. For example, I always found it understandable that we can multitask, but according to the research, it's impossible for our brains to handle two tasks at the same time.
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This HuffPost Canada page is maintained as part of an online archive. We've all been there. A question arises and you know the answer and yet, even though it might be on the tip of your tongue, you just can't seem to grasp it. Unveiling how memories are formed, retained and recollected has been one of research's greatest challenges. Germs however, may have already solved the riddle.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews In Israel Face Reform Drive As Haredim Resist Rapid Change Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men walk around in the Me'a She'arim neighborhood in Jerusalem, Israel, on Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010. Almost 60 percent of Israel's ultra-Orthodox men don't have jobs. The second-fastest-growing population group in the country after the Bedouin, they have prompted Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer
When a 3D printed avatar won't satisfy, and a 3D printed self-portrait feels a little too morbid, to where does the tech-savvy ego-fetishist with cash to burn turn? Clone Factory, a Japanese start-up that specializes in 3D printing human faces, will meet you halfway. That's right, for a mere $1,300, the factory will print your face and put it on a doll's body, or it will capture the likeness of a
For people who are overweight or who snore, sleeping for too many hours a night could raise the risk of colorectal cancer, according to a new study. Researchers from Harvard Medical School found that for these people, sleeping for nine or more hours per night is associated with a 1.4 to 2.4 times higher colorectal cancer risk, compared with similar people who sleep for an average of seven hours pe
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