Solutrean hypothesis?

What’s far more credible is the “Soul Train hypothesis”, which posits the Americas were first settled by
ancient dancers capable of wielding the unique civilizational powers of funk. –Woods

• June 10th – What do you think I fought for at Omaha Beach? (recording footage) -If you like churchy choral pieces, but don’t like churchy content – you might really like this.
• June 10th – thefourthvine: How does entertainment entertain you? – thinky thoughts on being entertained and entertainment
• June 10th – deepad | On Wiscon… – Serious Snerk!! I think this is still funny if you are missing the material it is making fun of.
• June 10th – Kristine Kathryn Rusch » Janis Ian’s “Welcome Home”–for true fans everywhere – Janis Ian singing her own Filk of her own hit song at the Nebula Awards.

• February 22nd – Facing Up To It – “If you want to argue that “whatever” happened in the “war on terror” was necessary because of the magnitude and novelty of the threat, then you had better be willing to face what the “whatever” entailed.”
• February 22nd – Yogurt, Perfected – Oh! Goddess I might need to try this again!
• February 22nd – Utah Bill Equates Miscarriages With Criminal Homicide- REALLY. – “A bill in the Utah state legislature that has passed both the House and Senate this week now awaits Governor Gary Herbert’s signature- and will make it a crime for a woman to have a miscarriage, as well as make induced abortions a crime in some instances. ” I think I’ll be detouring around Utah from now on.
• February 22nd – Those Fantastic Incredibles! – I love this movie, very much like the article – but what occurred to me in at the end: How sad is it, that to pass the Bechdel test, which so few movies do, all it took was two lines of dialog.
• February 22nd – Quick Notes: Weddings, Vodou, and School Holidays – “Pagan Holidays in New Jersey: In a final note, word has been spreading through Pagan e-mail lists that the New Jersey State Board of Education has added the eight Wiccan/Pagan “Wheel of the Year” holidays to its “official” list.” How cool is that . . .!
• February 22nd – What if Bertie Wooster, rather than being a mere layabout, was also Batman? – Just a big pile of awesome!
• February 18th – Patrick McCollum’s Case Hits the Mainstream – “‘During the course of the case, the CDCR, other related defendants, and the Assistant Attorneys General who represents them have argued before the court that Pagans are not deserving of equal civil rights as are provided adherents of the preferred faiths. In one of their first arguments to the court, the defendants said that certain “traditional” faiths are first tier faiths and that those faiths were meant to have equal rights and protections under the United States Constitution, but that all of the other faiths were second tier faiths, and were not meant to have the same equal rights and protections under the United States Constitution as the first tier faiths.’”
• February 18th – Things I just don’t understand – “Why are these grown-ass men acting all butt hurt because some girls took pictures of themselves for their friends? How on earth is that about the coaches and their feelings? “
• February 18th – Roger Ebert’s Last Words, con’t. – “If we think we have physical imperfections, obsessing about them is only destructive. Low self-esteem involves imagining the worst that other people can think about you. That means they’re living upstairs in the rent-free room.”
• February 17th – Interpreting Poll Results – What a difference a Word Makes