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posted October 03, 2005 09:03 AM         

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Mathematician and statistical expert R. Edwin Sherman will be sharing startling new evidence which he believes proves that the Bible codes were authored by God.

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Climate Change More Rapid Than Ever
Scientists at the Max Planck Instit. presented their first model calculations for the future of the climate. --Science Daily
Moon moves to make dazzling ring
Eclipse will throw a dark shadow over much of Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
--BBC News
One Legend Found, Many Still to Go
Giant squid less terrifying that its ancient image. --New York Times (requires registration)
Academic throws light on 40-year-old UFO mystery
A Canberra academic is investigating one of Australia's most compelling UFO cases. --The Age
Ghost Caught On TV?
A ghostly apparition appears to be knocking over a pile of boxes (with video). --BBC News

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Walter Cruttenden, author of Lost Star of Myth and Time, discusses scientific proof of how mankind’s consciousness goes through cycles based on a dark star companion to the sun. Related sites: thegreatyear.com, Binary Research Instit.

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Experts: Future of big hurricanes looms
Natural disaster in the United States has morphed to a dangerous new level. --Associated Press
Photos: Solar eclipse in Kenya's Nairobi
Many countries in Asia, Europe and Africa were on the path of the eclipse. --People's Daily Online
Study Casts Doubt On 'Snowball Earth' Theory
Geologists debate how frozen Earth was during Precambrian times. --Space Daily
Does the Tulli Papyrus offer proof of UFOs?
Ancient text records a strange aerial phenomena. --ThothWeb
Delving into Dust Devils
Miniature dust devils have been created in the laboratory. --Space.com

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Journalist and author Douglas Mulhall will discuss how governments can use nanotechnology to deal with natural disasters. Additional Site: calcify.com

First Hour: Guest host Arthur Krause donated $2,700 to Hurricane Katrina relief for the privilege of co-hosting an hour with George.

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Hot Stories for Wed., Oct. 5, 2005
Python Tries to Eat Alligator, Explodes
When a 6-ft gator tangled with a 13-ft python recently, the result wasn't pretty (with photo).
--AP
'Star Wars' NASCAR? Get ready for rocket racing
New sport envisions rocket planes racing through the sky at hundreds of miles an hour. --CNN
Bush Considers Military Role in Flu Fight
President Bush raises notion of using military to quarantine areas where avian flu breaks out. --AP
iRobot unveils sniper detector
With a new sensor system, iRobot aims to help soldiers locate enemy snipers. --CNET
This Laser Trick's a Quantum Leap
Physicists have slowed a speeding laser pulse and captured it in a crystal. --Wired News

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Researcher of UFOS and ancient manuscripts, Lynn Marzulli, will share his theory of a coming great deception where aliens will help lead us to the anti-christ.

First Hour: Intelligence expert Douglas Hagmann will discuss the recent Oklahoma University bombing

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Hot Stories for Thur., Oct. 6, 2005
Python Tries to Eat Alligator, Explodes
When a 6-ft gator tangled with a 13-ft python, the result wasn't pretty (with photo). --AP
Wind Farm Whips Up Gale of Fury
Offshore wind power is coming to the United States --Wired News
Researchers reconstruct 1918 virus
Scientists have made the Spanish flu virus that killed as many as 50 million people in 1918. --AP
SpaceShipOne goes on show in US
SpaceShipOne has been hung in Washington's National Air and Space Museum. --BBC News
Dolphins sing 'Batman' theme
Scientists have taught dolphins to combine rhythm and vocalizations to produce music. --ABC Online

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posted October 08, 2005 03:17 PM         

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Celestial Visions
For his appearance tonight, Douglas Taylor has sent in images of two paintings he created along with explanations:

Celestial Teaching Centers exist on countless planets and are huge educational centers where we can learn about our progressive spiritual development.

Celestial Worlds can be looked at as the Spiritual Worlds which have also been known as Heaven, the Summerland, the Happy Hunting Grounds, Valhalla and countless other names related to different religions and belief systems of various cultures.

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Journalist and contributing editor for the science magazine Discover, Mary Roach will share some interesting facts about cadavers used in the name of science and also the afterlife.

First Hour: Katherine Albrecht of CASPIAN will give an update on Radio Frequency Identification Products (RFID).

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Hot Stories for Sat., Oct. 8, 2005
Fearing Ghosts, Villagers Abandon Village
Abandoning their village Thursday, villagers claim that ghosts were killing people. --NewIndPress
Ice explorer cleared for lift-off
Europe's Cryosat spacecraft blasts off into a polar orbit on Saturday. --BBC News
Psychic seeks $25 million US reward for Saddam
Brazil's second-highest court to consider the psychic's claim against US. --Reuters
Like a Hawk, Robotic Plane Rides Thermals
NASA's new unmanned air vehicle detects thermals then uses them to save fuel. --Technovelgy.com
Whopper Of A Chopper
Canadian fourth-grader sets record for longest human tooth. --AP

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In this rebroadcast from 10/25/03, Art Bell speaks with Paul Moller of Moller International about Skycars followed by Nemo, a representative of the Vampire Religion (vampiretemple).

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Quake Kills More Than 18,000 in South Asia
Powerful quake hits Pakistan, India and Afghanistan, killing 18,000+ people. --AP
Alien life, but not as we know it
If aliens existed, would they look like us?
--Times Online
Europe ice mission lost in ocean
The ESA has confirmed that its ice mission Cryosat has been lost off the Russian coast. --BBC News
A Big Finish With No One At the Wheel
Robots race against clock in $2 million competition.
--AP
Zero-gravity tourists head to KSC
Experience the weightlessness of space for $3,750 plus tax. --Florida Today

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Tue 10.11 >>
Paranormal investigator Mary Ann has met and conversed with hundreds of earthbound spirits, many of whom she has helped to move on. She is also a consultant to the hit TV show that was inspired by her own work, Ghost Whisperer.

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Hot Stories for Tue., Oct. 11, 2005
Bird flu pandemic 'very high'
U.S. official tours Asia to coordinate plans for outbreak. --AP
Dark Matter: Mysterious and Perhaps Nonexistent
A new study suggests there may be no such thing as dark matter. --Space.com
Japan tests supersonic jet model
Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency has successfully tested a new design for a supersonic airliner. --BBC News
Cambodian Couple Suck Daughter's Blood
Black magic may have driven a Cambodian couple to suck young girl's blood. --AP
Eating fish regularly delays dementia
Studies find eating fish at least once a week slows the toll aging takes on the brain. --Reuters

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Open Lines

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School begins for aspiring Vatican exorcists
Students from around the world will hear lectures on Satanism and demonic possession. --Reuters
Regret Is Alien to UFO Abductees
Researcher explores alleged alien-abduction stories. --Wired News
Stars Born Near Black Hole
The black hole at the center of the Milky Way is actually helping stars form. --Space.com
Why do we believe in God?
In his latest book, Robert Winston ponders the biggest question of them all. --Guardian U.K.
Oldest noodles unearthed in China
Remains of the world's oldest noodles have been unearthed in China. --BBC News

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posted October 14, 2005 04:43 PM         

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Where've you been Solane?

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I had to put one of my dogs to sleep two weeks ago and have been very sad about this. I also recieved a new puppy to add to the family and have been very busy training the little one. His name is Duke and I'm so in love!!!

He's helping me heal!!!

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Robert Moss will discuss dreams and how we can communicate with the other side through dreaming.

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Hot Stories for Tues., Oct. 18, 2005
Designer Gear for the Apocalypse
Exhibit features equipment that helps people cope with major and minor catastrophes. --Wired News
Big money offered for photo of creature
Loren Coleman will announce details of a $1 million reward for a photograph that leads to the live capture of Bigfoot. --Associated Press
Wilhelm Reich, Orgone Energy, and UFOs
Peter Robbins delves into Reich's unique scientific ideas. --Phenomena Magazine
Recreating an Ancient Death Ray
Did Archimedes really produce a death ray 2,200 years ago? --NY Times (requires registration)
A bloody tattoo death
Eerie inking foretold fate. --New York Daily News

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The Life of Tesla
Mark DeMucha discussed the life and work of the brilliant scientist and inventor Nikola Tesla. DeMucha is conducting a grassroots campaign to gather funding for a proposed feature film, The Tesla Conspiracy, in which a graduate student recreates Tesla's experiments. Through the film he hopes to bring greater awareness to Tesla's ideas and how there has been an effort to suppress his free energy concepts in order to preserve the fossil fuel status quo.

DeMucha shared details that he gleaned from studying books about Tesla:
The early death of his brother pushed him in a neurotic direction, and he exhibited obsessive-compulsive behaviors.
Tesla originally admired Edison but then was stiffed by him in a financial agreement.
Mark Twain was in Tesla's inner circle and Tesla credits reading Twain's books as helping him recover from cholera.
Tesla received a number of his ideas in telepathic flashes.

DeMucha listed alternating current and the Tesla coil as being his most prominent inventions, but Tesla also developed the ability to harness microwaves, created both neon and fluorescent lights and was the first person to ever take an X-ray photo.

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Tesla's Death Beam
One of Nikola Tesla's long-standing goals was to create a technological method for ending warfare. In 1934, he unveiled his "death beam," which was trumpeted on the front page of the NY Times as an invention that could "send concentrated beams of particles through the free air, of such tremendous energy that they will bring down a fleet of 10,000 enemy airplanes at a distance of 250 miles..." Tesla explained that the death beam would make war unfeasible as each nation could have their own "invisible Chinese wall." Read more at pbs.org.

Illustration by Paul Frank from Science and Invention, 1922, depicting Tesla's concept of war as a "mere contest" between machines.

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