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posted August 23, 2005 10:57 AM         

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Cruise ship passengers disappear
Mysterious disappearances on the deep blue ocean go unsolved. --MSNBC
Dance party broken up by police in Utah
Armed with assault rifles and tear gas, SWAT team used dogs to sweep the crowd for narcotics (with video). --Wikinews
Astronomers Gear Up for Asteroid Pass in 2029
In a rare celestial event, a 1,000 ft. wide object will pass within 20,000 miles of Earth. --Space.com
The Blob Threatens Nova Scotia
Newly discovered organism covers ocean floor. --Globe & Mail
Hill peak in sight for Mars rover
Spirit is approaching the summit of a hill it has been climbing since last year. --BBC News

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Former member of the Findhorn community, astrologist Mark Lerner, will share his experiences with how scientific and cosmic forces affect world events, and why the stock market is poised to become volatile.

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Is extreme weather down to climate change?
Wildfires and droughts are hitting southern Europe. --BBC News
'Out-of-body' experiences may come from within
Psychologists at the University of Manchester are presenting a survey on OBEs. --manchester.ac.uk
VR Goggles Heal Scars of War
Shell-shocked Iraq vets are being treated with an experimental virtual-reality system. --Wired News
Sacred Smoke
Since the dawn of time we’ve been fascinated by smoke. --Book of Thoth
Scientists Speak Up on Mix of God and Science
Disdain for religion is far from universal among scientists. --NY Times (requires registration)

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posted August 24, 2005 10:59 AM         

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Tornado in Stoughton

These pictures were taken on Thursday August 18th, 2005 in Stoughton, WI, and forwarded to our local newspaper. A friend and I were on our way to head out fishing when the tornado sirens where sounded in downtown Madison, keeping us off the lake (wisely).

The tornado hit just less then ten minutes, by car drive, away from us. One picture is the devastation of a half million dollar house. The large wall of clouds that followed the tail end of the storm was impressive. They found paper receipts and newspapers from Stoughton in Milwaukee, 80 miles away.

--Pat J.

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Earth's Core Rotates Faster than Surface
Finding is based on analyses of earthquake pairs that occur at roughly the same spot on Earth. --Live Science
Scientists probe anti-aging gene
A gene can keep mice alive for 30% longer than normal. --BBC News
The Legend of Rongo Rongo
Whale vocalizations studied by SETI member. --Space.com
A Doll That Can Recognize Voices
'Amazing Amanda' can also identify objects and show emotion. --NY Times (requires registration)
Texas Farmer Claims He Caught 'Chupacabra'
A trap was set last week after a number of chickens and turkeys were killed (with photos & video). --NBC4.tv

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posted August 26, 2005 08:41 AM         

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Danielle J. writes that many of her digital photographs have unexplained phenomena:

"I lost count after I hit 5,000... I still haven't found anyone who can explain this phenomena... They seem to get better and better and always surprise me with something new. For the last 2 months I've been taking pictures outside. So, I have concluded that this phenomena is everywhere and can be tapped into rather quickly. I have recently taken pictures with images that look like they are from the past. For example, I have some where you can see Indians and some with prehistoric creatures. l even have one that looks like it's straight out of a Madame Blavatsky book. It seems as though I am tapping into a timewarp right in my very own backyard.

The photo below was taken inside the house. I was following Iddy Biddy, (my dog), around taking pictures. When he saw this he stopped and wouldn't go forward. I immediately took the picture in the direction he was looking. This is no one I have ever seen before. No one was home. My family who thought I was crazy now were wondering, who or what is that? Where did it come from? Where did it go?

--Danielle Jasmine
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Medical maverick Dr. William Campbell Douglass was voted "Doctor of the Year" by the National Health Federation. Tonight he'll be talking about the health benefits of tobacco.

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Spirit reaches Martian hilltop
Mars Spirit rover has reached a milestone moment in its exploration of the Red Planet. --Space.com
Thinking Beyond Oil
Could harnessing the power of waves power the planet? --LiveScience
Lasers trigger cleaner fusion
Neutron-free reaction makes less radioactive waste. --Nature
Scientists discover life-extending protein in mice
Klotho protein extends male rodents' lives by 31 percent. --Pravda.Ru
Strange Lights Over T'ville
Alex Cassity recounts seeing bright lights in the sky, falling to earth. --Thomasville Times

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Unknown Artifact

During a tear down of a home in the western part of Los Angeles, one of the workers uncovered this piece about 5 feet under the ground in the back yard. My family always thought it was old backyard décor, but I always had a hunch it could be something else. Recently, I took this to the Antique Road Show where someone that specialized in archeology verified that it was at least 500 years old and not modern man made. He still did not recognize it as belonging to a specific group of people. I have had a few local museums look at it, and I am still getting the same reaction. I am hoping someone out there in the Coast to Coast AM crowd might recognize this, and give me some insight on what it is.

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Tonight, Art Bell will present live coverage of Hurricane Katrina.

Brendan Cook & Barbara McBeath, from the Ghost Investigators Society will be rescheduled.

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Is There A UFO Freeway Above Earth?
A Mount Vernon man says there's a UFO portal 50 miles above the earth. --KOMO TV
Spy craft take gull flight lesson
Seagulls inspire spy drones that can morph shape mid-flight. --BBC News
High-power fuel cells go portable
Plug in your laptop to a cool hydrogen power source. --Nature
NASA Study: Water Could Create Gullies On Mars
Findings to be presented in Cambridge, England, Sept. 5, 2005. --SpaceDaily

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Journalist Terry Hansen will be talking about the news media’s role and complicity with the U.S. Government to suppress honest coverage of the UFO phenomenon in the name of national security.

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Boost to CO2 mass extinction idea
A computer simulation suggests that global warming triggered the so-called "great dying." --BBC News
Expert: Mystery howl human
Zoo director said the sound comes from neither dogs or coyotes. --Dayton Daily News
The Invasion of the Chinese Cyberspies
A look at how the hackers called Titan Rain are stealing U.S. secrets. --Time Magazine
In haunting photos, the medium is the message
An exhibit in New York materializes to examine the apex of Spiritualism. --Orlando Sentinel
'Bat-Bot' Sounds Out Surroundings
Inspired by nature, scientists produce a robotic bat's head that uses echolocation. --Wired News

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Founder of the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center, Gabriel Cousens M.D. will be talking about the pitfalls of the modern medical establishment, traditional diet, and why he has taken an alternative path.

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Telescope views death of galaxy
Image was captured by an instrument on the Gemini North Telescope at Mauna Kea, Hawaii. --BBC News
Military examines 'beaming up' data, people
Critics say its extreme computing, energy needs keep teleportation unlikely for now.
--San Francisco Chronicle
Today's Horoscope: Now Unsure
With the discovery of a possible 10th planet, astrologers are speculating what it might mean for their readings. --NY Times (requires registration)
It's a miracle: mice regrow hearts
The ability to regenerate organs appears to be controlled by about a dozen genes.
--Sunday Times
Pair of scissors ... paranormal?
Intuitive Fort Meade barber specializes in short styles and big predictions. --Baltimore Sun

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Wed 08.31 >>
Dr. Jim Tucker is in charge of past life memory research at the University of Virginia’s division of Personality Studies. He'll share case studies of children who report memories of past lives.

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