Dispensary Corner 10 Nov 11
November 10, 2011
Someone needs a Berocca to give them back their B B bounce. An unfortunate pair of US 20- somethings have lost their respective cars to fires caused by a simple jump-start. The motoring mistake occurred when Andrew Jernigan offered his friend jumper-leads to start his stalled car. Unfortunately Jernigan attached the positive cable to the negative terminal on the battery and vice versa. The second Jernigan started his car, the leads began to melt making it impossible to remove them from the batteries, which then caught fire.
FIVE- thousand-three-hundred
year old murder mystery solved!
The world fell in love with a
mummified corpse called Ötzi
when he was discovered in
September 1991 by climbers in
the Ötztal Alps, near Hauslabjoch
on the border between Austria
and Italy.
At the ripe old age of 5,300 Ötzi
is Europe’s oldest mummy, and
offered scientists, historians,
archeologists and the public a
window into the life of Copper
Age Europeans.
Initial investigations into his
cause of death revealed that Ötzi
was most probably murdered or
accidently killed after having
been shot with an arrow and hit
with a club in the head, and left
to bleed to death.
Researchers today however
believe that the cause of Ötzi’s
demise was in fact a
mountaineering accident.
Using body-mapping scans,
researchers now say that it is just
as likely that Ötzi’s injuries were
sustained from a fall, and that
the arrow injury may have been
an old one.
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