Sunday, September 16, 2007

Famous 'Chimney Rock' Eroding

Interesting tit bit from 'Creation' magazine Vol 20 No. 1- PHYSORG.COM, news 72360582.html>, 18/9/2006.
'Evolutionary notions that the earth has been shaped by slow-and-gradual processes over millions of years have conditioned the way people look at the world.
For example, many view familiar rock features as being stable and unchanging - even 'permanent' in the sense of human timeframes. So evidence to the contrary e.g. the recent collapse of one of Australia's 'Twelve Apostles' surprises many.
Nebraska's Chimney Rock is a long-familiar 'icon' used to adorn decorative spoons, license plates, and now that State's commemorative 25-cent coin. But to the surprise of many it's eroding away. According to the Nebraska State Historical Society the Chimney Rock 'spire', currently about 36 metres (120 ft) high, has lost about nine metres (30 ft) in the past 150 years - more evidence that millions of years are not necessary.'

The essential saccharides (glyconutrients) were actually discovered by a doctor over a hundred years ago. We weren't able to enjoy these glyconutrient supplement until recently when Sam Caster and Mannatech's scientists produced their products. Glyconutrients give cell-to-cell communication and are necessary in our body but are mostly missing from our diet.