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Hurricane Dennis slammed ashore on the northern Gulf coast of Florida Sunday afternoon, uprooting trees and downing power lines with top sustained winds of 120 mph. The Category 4 storm lost power as it moved inland and, as of 5:00 pm local time, was downgraded to a Category 2 hurricane with wind speeds up to 105 mph. Forecasters caution that extremely heavy rains from Dennis will cause extensive flooding for the next several days

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Just before Hurricane Charlie hit this area in 2004, my wife Betty found this on the beach. We forgot about it in the aftermath of the storm, so it sat in a bag in a cabinet. We live in an area that caught the full impact of the storm and many homes in the immediate area were damaged severely or destroyed. Ours had very little damage in comparison. Recently we had a occasion to clean out the cabinet and time to really look at what she had found. It seems to be a bone structure of some type animal/fish. It has not been altered in any way. It really looks awesome in person.

I wonder if this was the reason we fared so well through the storm. I won't use the word miracle but we were more then lucky.

--Larry L.
Port Charlotte, Fl.
speedy@lafayetteradio.com

Update: A number of people have written in to identify the object as the dried skullbone of the Gafftop sailcat catfish

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Internationally known psychic Joe Jacobs checks in for a mid-year review of events and a look into what could be shaping up for the rest of the year.

I had a reading done about 6 months ago by Joe Jacobs on the phone!!! It was a really good reading with him. Great man!!!

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First Data from Deep Impact Crash
Linda Moulton Howe interviews a research scientist about the collision into Comet Tempel 1. --Earthfiles
A Town Where the Spirit World Rules
A visit to Lily Dale, New York. --New York Times (requires registration)
Using A Tiny Camera As A Pill
Pill Cam sees insides patients (with video).
--WUSA 9 News
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Author discusses ufology and disinformation. --Phenomena Magazine
Al-Qaida nukes already in U.S.
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As we were driving home on 7/2/05, we noticed these patterns in the neighbor's oat field in Greene County, SW PA. If anyone has any suggestions of what this might be, feel free to email me at mm102452@yahoo.com

--E T Williams II

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Author Howard Bloom will be discussing his latest research into the London bombings and how this could be a prelude to more attacks on America. Related site: bigbangtango.net
Host: Ian Punnett

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Realistic Time Machine?
New design requires only normal matter and the vacuum of space. --Science News Online
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Synthetic scales would reduce barnacles and other organisms that add drag. --LiveScience
Blog: Acoustic Kitty
CIA creates cyborg cat to spy on the Russians.
--MetroBlogging
To the Tower, Seeking Out the Ghosts
Psychic investigators spend a night in Clifford's Tower. --Yorkshire Post
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A 3ft rooster fought off a fox after it broke into his coop. --Ananova

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Investigative reporter Peter Lance will be talking about the War on Terror and the importance of confidentiality between investigative reporters and their sources.

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Privacy advocate Katherine Albrecht is an opponent of the use of radio tags on consumer goods. --Wired News
A future full of hopes and fears
Science and technology have powered huge leaps in understanding but our biggest challenges lie ahead. --BBC News
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Scientists discovered mysterious circles on the area of the ancient Russian town of Arkaim. --Pravda.Ru
Bizarre weather signals threat of monster typhoons
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Twister in Manitoba

Southern Manitoba including Winnipeg city, have experienced rains of biblical proportions so far this year. That to go along with a very wet 2004, has led to unprecedented over-land flooding in the region. Rivers & creeks are at all time highs for this time of year. Lake Winnipeg is at record high levels because of all the rain, which all rivers drain into. If it were not for the huge floodway diversion that was built to protect Winnipeg in the mid-60's and is now being expanded, Winnipeg would be under several feet of water right now causing billions of dollars in damage. We usually get about a half dozen twisters or small tornadoes forming all summer in our region. We have had more than that number already, causing some serious damage to some of our rural towns.

This picture was taken from the front porch of a home in Landmark, Manitoba in early July, 2005 by my friend's sister-in-law, Sandy. It was quite a harrowing experience for their family. While it moved along the country side and lasted quite a while, no serious damage was done by this twister.

--Ted A.

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Experts on terrorism and nuclear weaponry, author Steve Quayle and Shane Conner of KI4U, Inc. will be discussing the reality of nuclear terrorism and how we can protect ourselves.

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posted July 21, 2005 09:16 AM         

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Thu 07.21 >>
Parapsychologist Dr. Evelyn Paglini will share her expertise in witchcraft and the occult.

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James Doohan, best known for playing the engineer "Scotty" on the original Star Trek series, passed away today at the age of 85. Reportedly, Doohan has requested that his ashes be sent into space. The phrase "Beam me up, Scotty," referring to the transporter, will live on in the pop culture lexicon.

First hour guest, Star Trek consultant Richard Arnold discussed the series and the death of James Doohan. Doohan, he said, greatly enjoyed participating in the Star Trek conventions and took pride in the fact that a number of people told him they had gone into engineering because they were inspired by his character.

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Sun 07.24 >>
Art Bell, now hosting the show the last two Sundays of the month, welcomes Derrel Sims, who is known as "The Alien Hunter." They'll be discussing the physical evidence for alien abduction.

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Has Huygens found life on Titan?
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Italian author claims paintings are linked to suppression of Knights Templar. --The Guardian
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Katherine Albrecht, the founder of CASPIAN, a national consumer group dedicated to fighting supermarket "loyalty" cards, will share an update on Radio Frequency Identification Products (RFID). Related Site: spychips.com

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Details of US microwave-weapon tests revealed
'Active Denial System' fires a 95-gigahertz microwave beam which is supposed to heat skin and cause pain. --New Scientist

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Wed 07.27 >>
Dr. Len Horowitz, best known for his controversial AIDS research that linked vaccine studies in NY and Africa to HIV’s global emergence, is expected to announce his top picks among the most promising healthcare products for 2006.

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