Our Top 10 Sam Cooke Songs list looks back at the career of one of the most influential and groundbreaking artists in music history. Sam Cooke was a trailblazer, not only for his contributions to the development of soul and rhythm and blues but also for his pioneering role in the business side of the music industry. His first professional singing role came in 1950 when he joined The Soul Stirrers, a highly respected gospel group that helped shape his early career. Between 1957 and 1964, Cooke achieved thirty Top 40 hits in the United States, with three more released The post Top 10 Sam Cooke Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

A philanthropic Texan is currently charting a 1,500-mile trail that covers all of his home state tip to tail. From the bayou to El Paso, he envisions it as a trail worthy to be counted among America’s current collection of long-distance routes like the Appalachian Trail and Continental Divide Trail. Describing it as “rugged, rural, […] The post Man is Creating 1,500-Mile Trail Across Texas for Hikers, Bikers and Horses, Investing $10,000 to Get it Done appeared first on Good News Network.

The basin was perhaps refilled by the largest mega-flood ever seen on Earth.

If human studies go well, the device has the potential to save lives.

The Queen of Grand Teton National Park is dead.

"Holy cow, that's huge."

According to the Daily Mail, the hand of one of Peru’s so-called “alien mummies” was recently dissected, revealing an inexplicable metal plate inside. The authenticity of these small mummies, often referred to as the “Nazca Three-Fingered,” has been widely debated. They were reportedly found by local tomb raiders in the Nazca region of Peru. Now, a team of experts who examined the hand claims to have uncovered a “light metal” implant. Photos show one of the researchers carefully using tweezers to remove the implant from the three-fingered hand. The so-called metal implant found in the mummy’s hand. Credit: Dr. Jose Zalce Benitez “It’s a highly complex metal alloy, requiring significant knowledge and skill to produce such quality and purity. We identified elements such as aluminum, tin, silver, copper, cadmium, and osmium, among others,” said Dr. Jose Zalce Benitez, a Mexican Navy forensic expert who dissected the hand. Images also reveal the so-called “palmar” bones within the hand. “This three-fingered hand, from which we extracted the metal, doesn’t belong to any of the bodies recently presented in Mexico’s Congress. It’s part of a series of individual remains found in the same area in Peru,” Zalce clarified. The metal implant, found in the hand, resembles a piece of silver foil. Before dissection, the three-fingered hand was carefully rehydrated to remove the implant. “We used forensic technology to protect the tissue and minimize damage during the procedure. A special serum, with precise concentration percentages, was used to rehydrate the corpse. This technology, which the FBI employs, helps recover data or extract information during forensic investigations,” Zalce explained. The researchers also stated that the hand they dissected resembles those found in the specimens presented to the Mexican Congress. These mummies are no more than 60 centimeters tall and are believed to have larger “relatives,” allegedly also found in Peru. However, critics, including senior Peruvian officials, have dismissed these mummies as fabricated. Flavio Estrada, a forensic archaeologist at Peru’s Institute of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Sciences, has concluded that the smaller mummies were constructed from animal bones and modern synthetic adhesives. The post Researchers Uncover Mysterious Implant in Peru’s Three-Fingered Mummy appeared first on Anomalien.com.

Let's give him this much credit: former Newsweek scribe Jonathan Alter's angst seems sincere. That contrasts with Joe Scarborough's seemingly contrived episodes of table-pounding anti-Trump scaremongering. On today's CNN This Morning, Alter grew emotional as he described the supposed dangers of electing Trump.  Host Kasie Hunt wasn't content simply to tee up Alter. Citing statements in an Atlantic article in which former Trump aides condemned Trump as fascistic, Hunt made clear that she shared Alter's fearful view of a possible Trump win: "In these final moments of the campaign, you can lose sight of what we're really grappling with here. But when the headline in The Atlantic is that Trump wants his generals to be more like, they want -- like Hitler's generals . . .  it does collectively make a significant statement about where we are." Alter compared Kamala Harris to....Abe Lincoln in 1864.  ALTER: Yes, we're at a moment of national truth. This is the most significant election since 1864 when, if Abraham Lincoln had lost, there would have been a separate peace with the South, as Trump said last week he favored. We would've had a confederacy, no abolition. So, this election is as big as that. We now have the former chief of staff to Donald Trump, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, top military officer. They both used the "F"-word, "fascist." This is not a drill...People have to wake up and understand our whole system is at stake in this election. But Alter never addressed the fact that Trump, the supposed neo-fascist, had already been in office for four years. And somehow, the catalog of horrors that Alter predicts never transpired. The republic survived. Biden is serving out his term. And the campaign has proceeded peacefully -- with the exception of two assassination attempts against Trump! Kamala is Lincoln, and Trump is....Putin. Alter added: "So, America has to ask itself, do we want an American Putin? That's what's on offer in this election." Alter's altered emotional state can be seen as a reflection of just how anxious Democrats have become over the reality that Trump has a very real chance of winning the election.  Here's the transcript. CNN This Morning 10/23/24 6:05 am EDT KASIE HUNT: Jonathan, you've spent alot of time thinking about history. You've seen and covered a lot of that American history. Our media environment is so fragmented, everything flies by us so fast now, that it seems sometimes in these final moments of the campaign, you can lose sight of what we're really grappling with here. But when the headline in The Atlantic is that Trump wants his generals to be more like, they want -- like Hitler's generals. And you have these comments on the record from Kelly, who's been very careful about how and when he decides to speak out, it does collectively make a significant statement about where we are. JONATHAN ALTER: Yes, we're at a moment of national truth. This is the most significant election since 1864, when if Abraham Lincoln had lost, there would have been a separate peace with the South, as Trump said last week, he favored. We would've had a Confederacy, no abolition.  So this election is as big as that. We now have the former chief of staff to Donald Trump, the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, top military officer. They both used the f-word, fascist. This is not a drill!  And when he talks about, you know, oh, enemies from within, he's not just talking about political rivals. He said the Pelosis, plural. This poor 82-year-old man, the husband of Nancy Pelosi, who had his skull fractured! Trump is joking about it when he's still in the hospital. Now he's saying that because of Paul Pelosi's connection to Nancy Pelosi, he's an enemy from within too. Anybody who was in any way connected to any of his rivals is subject to the full force of his government.  If he is returned to the Oval Office, this is dead serious, Kasie. People have to wake up and understand our whole system is at stake in this election. . . .  So this is a man who has routinely violated his oath of office to uphold the Constitution, not his license for his personal power. He admires dictators. Vladimir Putin, is the only person in the whole world he's never saying anything critical about. And he wants to be a strong man.  So America has to ask itself: do we want an American Putin? That's what's on offer in this election. And, you know, Republicans can rationalize as much as they want. They don't want to face the truth here. They know the truth. They're trying to like, they think, I don't know, that somehow he would be restrained in a second term. Please! We know that that's not the case. So this is a moment for conscience of every Republican, every independent. They really have to ask themselves, am I willing to take this risk after John Kelly, Mark Milley, Tom Esper -- HUNT: -- Mark. ALTER: Mark. Mark Esper. All of these people who worked for him. This is a dangerous man! Do you really want to go into the polls, pull the lever for a dangerous man? A threat to our republic? Really?

How does Theater Mode work in Black Ops 6? A Black Ops staple since day one, Theater Mode has historically allowed you to stitch together clips of you fragging out, and upload them to the web in the hopes you’ll get picked up by the likes of LA Thieves or OpTic. No? Just us then. Theater Mode is back in Black Ops 6, and we’ve got all the details on how it’ll work in this iteration of the hit FPS game series. So, equip your favorite Black Ops 6 camos and prepare to farm footage like you’re farming kills in the Black Ops 6 modes as we guide you through Theater Mode. Continue reading Black Ops 6 Theater Mode explained MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Black Ops 6 release date, Best FPS games, Best Black Ops 6 loadouts

I’ve said it before: Resident Evil 3 Remake is one of the most underrated games in the entire series. Bundle that together with RE Village, RE7, the remake of Resident Evil 2, and dozens of other hits from Capcom’s defining survival horror series, and you’ve got yourself one of the best batches of classic and modern scare-’em-ups available today. We’re still waiting on Code Veronica Remake, or maybe the full Resident Evil 9, but with the reimagined version of RE4 behind us, it’s a good opportunity to either round out your collection or explore the rest of the Resi world for the first time. Right now, you can get 11 Resident Evil games, covering the entire series chronology, for less than $60. Continue reading You can get $300 worth of Resident Evil games for the price of one, right now MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best zombie games, Best horror games, Best survival games