My Morning: Deer Population in Indiana & Human DNA

This area of short study was started when I read of 110,000 Moose in Newfoundland or was it Labrador?  Anyway, I was going to make a comment so I started looking up the number of deer in indiana.  They too have a Moose problem like we have a deer problem.  It is worth the read if you do not believe in hunting or even if you do.  Hopefully the pdf stays at this url for a long time  deerpopulationissues or .

After that I came across the references to “The Lost Tomb of Jesus” docu-drama.  This lead to a long read by some scholarly people at  Apologetics Press and is quite good.  I almost bought the book but now I am glad that I read this article first.  I saved some money and reading time.  During this time, Steve, my PhD friend from St. Petersburg and amateur radio talk mate discussed  Mitochondrion DNA, which he finds fascinating.  It is a complicated subject and filled with hundreds of new mnemonics and terminology so only the upper 0.1% would like to try this one; however, I would like to know more.  Maybe there is a “Dummies Guide to Mitochondrion DNA”? Ah well. I guess I make fun of myself.

Steve lead me to a new potential to start this area of layman’s study (Mitochondrion DNA):  Seven Daughters of Eve .  I put the book on my Amazon Used Book list and will buy on my next purchase.  I think people with an interest and aptitude have an obligation to human society to pursue quests of this sort that expands our general knowledge and promotes civilization. I cannot wait to order it and am excited about reading it.