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President Joe Biden is seeking to squeeze Russia further and is continuing to call for the U.S. to supply Ukraine with more assistance."Today‚ I am announcing more than 500 new sanctions against Russia for its ongoing war of conquest on Ukraine and for the death of Aleksey Navalny‚ who was a courageous anti-corruption activist and Putin's fiercest opposition leader‚" Biden said in a statement. "These sanctions will target individuals connected to Navalny's imprisonment as well as Russia's financial sector‚ defense industrial base‚ procurement networks and sanctions evaders across multiple continents.""We are also imposing new export restrictions on nearly 100 entities for providing backdoor support for Russia's war machine. We are taking action to further reduce Russia's energy revenues‚" he noted.The president is urging the House to approve a measure that includes more assistance for the embattled nation of Ukraine."Two years into this war‚ the people of Ukraine continue to fight with tremendous courage. But they are running out of ammunition. Ukraine needs more supplies from the United States to hold the line against Russia's relentless attacks‚ which are enabled by arms and ammunition from Iran and North Korea. That's why the House of Representatives must pass the bipartisan national security supplemental bill‚ before it's too late‚" Biden said in the statement. "This bill provides urgent funding for Ukraine. It also invests in America's own defense industrial base. It passed overwhelmingly in the Senate‚ and there is no question that‚ if the Speaker called a vote‚ it would pass quickly in the House."Earlier this week‚ Biden reportedly called Russian President Vladimir Putin a "crazy SOB."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A study of burnt food residues in prehistoric ceramic vessels found in the Neolithic settlement of Oldenburg‚ Schleswig-Holstein‚ has revealed meals of varied cereals and wild plants and dairy‚ including a thick porridge with the same kind of intractable charred residue porridge so willingly leaves on pots today. Scanning electron microscopy and chemical analysis of food crusts caked to the inside of bowls identified the remains of emmer‚ barley and the starchy seeds of wild white goosefoot. The same ingredients have been identified in soil samples from the site. Oldenburg was a Middle Neolithic settlement inhabited by Funnel Beaker groups‚ the first farmers of northern Europe‚ between 3270 and 2920 B.C.‚ making it one of the oldest villages in Schleswig-Holstein. At its peak of occupation‚ there were about 40 dwellings in the village‚ an important example of how individual farmsteads evolved into small agrarian communities. We know from stable isotope analysis and soil analysis which plants the Oldenburg farmers grew‚ the livestock they raised‚ which animals they hunted and plants they foraged‚ but less is known about the cooking practices‚ how they combined ingredients and prepared their meals. Analysis of the lipids absorbed into the ceramic have shed some light on the cooking of animal products‚ but new advances in microscopy and chemical analyses of residues have now opened up the possibilities of exploring cooked plant materials. The new findings show that cereals indeed played an important dietary role and that wild plants enriched the food spectrum of the earliest farmers in the north. The barley was harvested when milky ripe and prepared in a similar way to the green spelt traditionally produced in Baden-Württemberg. The emmer was processed in a sprouted state‚ which gave the porridge a sweet flavour. Food in the Neolithic Age was therefore by no means bland‚ but rather varied. People had a highly differentiated sense of taste and attached great importance to good flavour. So far‚ chemical analyses of the pottery have shown that the vessels contained dairy products. A look at the crusts burnt onto the cooking pot now shows that cereals and dairy products were probably processed into porridge for everyday use in the same vessels and formed a balanced dietary basis. “While the animal fats are absorbed into the ceramic and leave a signal there‚ the plant food components can only be detected in the burnt food crust‚” emphasises Dr Lucy Kubiak-Martens‚ cooperation partner of BIAX Consult (Netherlands) and first author of the study. This shows how important a multi-method approach is for reconstructing Neolithic recipes created from a variety of ingredients. These discoveries expand our understanding of the long and complex process of transforming plants into meals during the period that followed the introduction of the agricultural way of life and cultivated plants in north-central Europe. The study has been published in the journal  PLOS ONE and can be read here.

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