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posted October 20, 2005 02:37 PM         

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Thu 10.20 >>
Coast to Coast AM favorite guest, Lionel Fanthorpe will be sharing strange and ghoulish tales.
Ken Davis has been rescheduled for 10/27.

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posted October 20, 2005 02:38 PM         

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Hot Stories for Thurs., Oct. 20, 2005
The Big Melt
Old ways of life are fading as the Arctic thaws. --New York Times (requires registration)
Air Force testing new transparent armor
Aluminum oxynitride is stronger and lighter than traditional materials. --Air Force Link
Bigfoot bounty is rescinded
Proposed $1 million reward withdrawn by trading card game company. --Associated Press
Hubble Searches for Oxygen on the Moon
Potential existence of some unique varieties found in 'rich glassy soils.' --Space.com
'Zombie worms' found off Sweden
Species lives off whale bones on the sea floor (with photo) --BBC News

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posted October 20, 2005 02:41 PM         

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Awww...I love puppies, and kittens too. So cute.

I'm glad you're back.

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Earth Changes Roundtable

Geologist Jim Berkland, preparedness expert Stan Deyo, and physicist James McCanney joined together for a roundtable discussion on current and upcoming earth changes. The panelists concurred that there is a correlation between solar activity and earthquakes, weather and other planetary phenomena.

McCanney commented that the sun is in a volatile cycle and combined with that there is evidence of human weather manipulation, exciting or triggering recent cataclysms. Further, comets coming from the south and hitting the sun directly, indicate "something large is out there" that has been affecting our sun since 2001, he said.

Berkland noted that there is a lot of repression of scientific data that doesn't fit with the prevailing thought. He noted that an eclipse that will pass over Turkey and China in March 2006 could be associated with a possible quake, citing how a recent eclipse passed over Pakistan shortly before a large earthquake occurred there. He also mentioned that a new book about his life, The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes will be coming out soon.

Deyo believes there are signs that we are in the midst of a cyclic period of events that will change the face of the Earth before it's through. He sees 8-10 years of violent weather ahead, and in the short term, major quake or volcanic activity hitting somewhere on the West Coast of the U.S. The planet is warming up because of solar changes, he said. Related to this, Deyo shared an account of visiting with a Hopi elder who told him of a prophesied time when the sun will be so hot it will ignite grass.

Graphic by Josh Crockett

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posted October 20, 2005 02:58 PM         

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AHHH, thanks again AG!!!

Duke is a very fast learner and he is a black Lab, with alittle white on his chest!!!

I've just been training him for the house and he goes everywhere with me in the car. He is still in the garage at night though and have to get him in the house this weekend because its really starting to get cold at night now. He's so smart and cute!!!

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posted October 21, 2005 10:00 PM         

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Fri 10.21 >>
Reporter and editor for Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe, will present updates on lethal avian flu and pythons threatening the Everglades.

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posted October 21, 2005 10:02 PM         

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Hot Stories for Fri, Oct. 21, 2005
Time Travel for Beginners
The science behind time travel is explored along with the mysteries that surround it. --ThothWeb
Improved X-ray vision to stop nuke smugglers
Detecting materials in transit may be best bet for averting disaster. --New Scientist
Photo: Mars Polar Lander Still Lost
Wreckage initially disappeared during touchdown in 1999. --Space.com
Never Mind Da Vinci
A punk rock legend and an ex-music journalist search for the Holy Grail. --Fortean Times
Moose attacked moose statue
It's unclear whether the moose felt threatened by the statue, or whether they were simply irritable. --Aftenposten

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posted October 21, 2005 10:15 PM         

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Sweet kiss AG!!!

Yes I have a big family, 3 dogs, 3 cats, 2 turtles and a gold fish.!!!

My pit Ginger loves to lick goats cheese, carpet, people, baby kittens and puppies!!!

Duke is a Cancer, Moon Baby!!!

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posted October 23, 2005 06:00 PM         

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Sun 10.23 >>
Nick Begich will be talking about technology issues, the enhancement of human performance, and the question of whether this hurricane season has been the product of weather manipulation by HAARP.

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posted October 23, 2005 06:01 PM         

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Hot Stories for Sun, Oct. 23, 2005
Gulf Coast Suffers Record Hurricane Season
Gulf Coast suffers through deadly, disastrous, record-setting series of hurricanes. --AP
Ghost joins students at Sweet Briar College
A teenage ghost named Daisy joins in with the fun at Sweet Briar College. --Fredericksburg.com
Greenland ice cap thickens slightly
Satellite measurements show that snowfall has thickened Greenland's ice cap. --Reuters
Great Galloping Crinoids
Lilylike sea animal takes a brisk walk.
--Science News
Researchers all but zap ancient death ray myth
Attempt to recreate Greek solar weapon creates smoke, but little else. --AP

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The Green Lady, The Bringer of Storms

It is rumored that The Green Lady manifests herself in coastal locales where major storms/hurricanes are about to hit. Perhaps as a warning to the living, perhaps as part of cursed existence, she heralds in major hurricanes along lonely beaches at night with crashing waves as a backdrop.

This is the artist's interpretation of The Green Lady, as she might have appeared in a forested coast line before the arrival of a hyper-dimensional storm system. It is an original 16x20 oil painting created by C. Gallahun (ghostcanvas@yahoo.com).

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posted October 25, 2005 10:11 PM         

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Tue 10.25 >>
Chris Fleming is one of the hosts of the TV series Dead Famous. He’ll be sharing stories of ghost investigations he’s done including the search for the ghosts of Alfred Hitchcock, Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, and others.

First Half-Hour: Prof. Mark Hindell will discuss recent whale beachings.

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posted October 25, 2005 10:13 PM         

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Radar as Death Ray?
The Pentagon is reportedly developing active array radars that could be used as weapons. --Technovelgy.com
Sensations Rise around 25-centimeter Dwarf
Kerman mummy has brought a lot of questions to archaeologists. --CHN
Did Life Come from Another World?
New research indicates that microorganisms could have survived a journey from Mars to Earth. --Scientific American
On Human Diversity
Why has the genetics community discarded so many phenotypes? --The Scientist
Venus and Earth: Worlds Apart
Venus has vastly different conditions than our planet. --Space.com

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Wed 10.26 >>
Authors Jerome Corsi and Craig R. Smith will discuss the work of the late Cornell professor, Dr. Thomas Gold, who reported that oil is continually created deep inside Planet Earth.

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Is Your Office Haunted?
The workplace can be a source of paranormal activity. --Forbes
Japan developing remote control for humans
Special headset placed on the cranium sends very low voltage electric current. --Associated Press
In pictures: Togo's voodoo market
Traditional healers say various ingredients can make magic charms. --BBC News
A child frozen in time
Unexplained and unusual, 12-year-old Brooke still looks like an infant. --NBC News
Elephants may pay homage to dead relatives
African elephants show great interest in the skulls of other elephants. --New Scientist

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posted October 27, 2005 01:38 PM         

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Thu 10.27 >>
America's favorite teacher, Kenneth C. Davis, will elaborate on how bizarre beliefs and superstitions were established as well as origins of mythology and Halloween traditions.

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posted October 27, 2005 01:40 PM         

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Hot Stories for Thurs, Oct. 27, 2005
With pumpkins, white is the new orange
Eerie white pumpkins are finding their way into more and more homes this Halloween season. --Associated Press
Ranchers worry about horses
16 horses mysteriously died in Colorado's eastern plains. --Colorado Springs Gazette
Farm’s mushroom mystery
An unfamiliar fungi showed up at a UK organic farm (with photo). --Shropshire Star
Interview with the vampire
Profile of Baron Marcus, a Toronto vampire and singer. --The Eyeopener
USA Today gives Condi 'demon eyes,' pulls photo
Paper admits it gave secretary of state 'unnatural appearance' in Web edition. --WorldNetDaily.com

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posted October 28, 2005 11:49 PM         

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Fri 10.28 >>
First Hour:
Judy Belushi-Pisano & Tanner Colby will share stories from their new book about the late actor/comedian, John Belushi.

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Spellbound by sky lights
Bright twinklers were nearby Mars and Venus, say astronomers -- or were they? --SF Chronicle
New Yorkers see 'Jesus' appear on city street
Citizens flocking to location: 'This is God giving us a sign' --WorldNetDaily.com
Climate study shows Europe risks
Mediterranean and mountain regions will be hardest hit. --BBC News
Microbe and Machine Merged as First 'Cellborg'
Scientists have created gold-plated bacteria that can sense humidity. --Live Science
Speaking of Halloween
Photos of Halloween-themed tattoos. --modblog.bmezine.com

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posted October 31, 2005 09:51 PM         

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Mon 10.31 >>
Art Bell returns live to host the Annual Ghost-to-Ghost Show.

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For sale: Britain’s underground city
Subterranean complex was built in the 1950s. --London Times
Disney's Technology Grows Up
Rides replace animatronics with interactivity. --Wired News
Italian laboratory clones 14 pigs
The pigs may help in understanding animal to human organ transplants. --BBC News
Tales from the swamp
From ape-like creatures to glowing lights, Hockomock has kept its secrets for centuries. --Boston Globe
Hurricane Beta Sets Record for Most in a Season
Beta was the 13th hurricane this year, more than any Atlantic season on record. --Associated Press

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Thanks to all who answered our call for "spooky art" to accompany this year's Ghost-to-Ghost broadcasts. Below are some of the most intriguing responses we received. A second batch of images will be featured on Monday night.

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