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Friday Feb. 5, 2010 to Sunday Mar. 7, 2010
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UFO Reports Destroyed
05-Mar-2010
The British Ministry of Defense has issued a
policy
memo stating that all new
UFO
reports it receives will be destroyed after 30 days. The
destruction of UFO reports is nothing new. After an
investigation was initiated by a congressman into the
Roswell Incident, the General Accounting Office found that
all trace of any records from the Roswell Army Air Field
between 1947 and 1952 had been mysteriously destroyed.
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ANOTHER New Use for Tobacco
05-Mar-2010
As more people
wise
up and stop smoking, there is less call for heavily-subsidized
tobacco plants, so researchers are looking for new ways to
use this plant. Besides
biofuel,
they may make natural spray-on solar panels.
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Women's Bodies
05-Mar-2010
Like a drug to men -
Men: Women love them, but they
don't
surprise them and here's more news that won't come as a
surprise to any
thinking female: Just looking at their curves gives a
guy a "high" that scientists equate with drinking alcohol or
taking drugs!
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Time Travel
04-Mar-2010
In her new
Insight, Radio host
Anne
Strieber writes: "I predict that in the future, we will learn
how to travel through time. This won't happen in 2010, but it
MAY happen in the next decade." She also tells why she
thinks the Grays are time travelers. And if you're a
contactee,
have you ever seen the black box? If you got our FREE
weekly email newsletter, you would have already read this
story! To sign up,
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insights) are still here in the
future,
you need to
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Why was there No Tsunami?
04-Mar-2010
The earthquake in Chile was so strong that it
changed
the tilt of the Earth's axis, but it did NOT produce the huge
waves (tsunamis) that scientists were worried about. Why
not?
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The Mysterious Placebo Effect
04-Mar-2010
Researchers are so excited about the
placebo
effect that the NIH (National Institutes of Health) has
started a special study of it. One of their discoveries is that,
although it all takes place inside our
brains, for
some unknown reason it seems to be working BETTER than it
used to. This is a subject that Anne Strieber discusses with
Mark Waldman in this week's
Dreamland.
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Flu: Is the Recession Saving Us?
03-Mar-2010
Physicians can't figure out why the Swine Flu pandemic never
happened and why there is so little ordinary flu around. It
could be that the stress of the economic
recession
is strengthening our immune systems (and many of us have
other types of
stress as well!)
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Subscriber Chat TONIGHT
03-Mar-2010
From 7 to 8 p.m. Pacific -
Whitley and Anne will be conducting another conversation in
their chat room on Wednesday:
Join us. We
talk about lots of
interesting
things!
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Earthquake in Chile Changed Spin of Earth
03-Mar-2010
One earthquake leads to another, even if the places where
they happen are far apart in both time and place. The massive,
8.8-magnitude earthquake that struck Chile Feb. 27 occurred
in an offshore zone that was under increased stress caused
by a 1960 quake of magnitude 9.5. Also, The massive 8.8
earthquake may have changed the entire Earth's rotation and
shortened the length of days on our planet.
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What happened to the Flu Pandemic?
02-Mar-2010
Something strange is going on: Normally, this is the
peak period for the flu in the United States. But that just
doesn't seem to be the case this year. Since both bird flu and
swine flu turned out to be scares that went nowhere, many
people are turning their backs on new flu scares, considering
them to be just more
hype.
But should they? When scientists combined the two viruses in
a lab, the newly-created virus proved extremely lethal to
mice. If it happens in nature, what will it do to us?
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Huge Iceberg Breaks in Two
02-Mar-2010
Could hasten climate change -
An iceberg the size of a small European country has broken
off from a glacier in Antarctica after being rammed by another
giant iceberg. This could effect the circulation of the jet
stream in the ocean, which would in turn affect climate
change. It could also be lead to starvation for the local
penguins.
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Fierce Winter Storm Strikes Europe
01-Mar-2010
As a series of snowstorms choked the eastern US, winter
storm Xynthia has struck Europe, killing at least 50 people,
mostly in France. Winds exceeding 90 MPH hit Portugal, then
turned up the Bay of Biscay, breaching sea walls and
flooding towns in France so suddenly that many of the
victims were trapped on streets, in cars and in their homes.
The storm moved on into central France, where it continues
to wreak havoc.
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Real or Fake?
01-Mar-2010
How can we
tell if something is real? Forgeries of paintings by famous
artists, even ones that have hung in museums for years, are
now being identified using a new scientific method. Even the
authenticity of a Jackson Pollack "drip" painting can now be
verified.
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Blacks Get Different Diseases
01-Mar-2010
While health care is being debated by a black president and a
mostly white congress, it's interesting to note something that
may not be "PC," but is
true
nevertheless: blacks and whites get
different
diseases, even here in the US where the
lineage
of African-Americans is so racially mixed.
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The Science of Show Biz
26-Feb-2010
Mathematicians dissect movies & TV shows -
Hollywood's "golden age" seems to have ended in the 1950s.
Up until that time, everyone went to the latest blockbuster
and discussed it afterwards, but today, with so many choices
at home (such as video games, the internet and cable TV),
people are choosy about what they pay money for a ticket to
see. But some mathematicians think it has to do more with
the WAY films are made today than their
content.
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Cars
26-Feb-2010
Clunkers & cars of tomorrow -
People may look like their dogs, but they IDENTIFY with their
cars (especially their old ones) and have a hard time saying
goodbye to them, even when the government institutes
something like the Cash for Clunkers program. And maybe
your NEXT car should go to driving school (instead of you).
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Elephant Talk
25-Feb-2010
Strange things are going on in this world: Whitley
has talked to an elephant
telepathically and we know that elephants
communicate by stomping their feet. Now it turns out that they talk
to each other SECRETLY too, by using low-frequency sounds
that humans can't hear.
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New Anne's Diary
25-Feb-2010
This one will surprise you! -
Anne's new diary is about her interesting new theory about
the
Grays and how they might be
more like us
than we realize. If you got our FREE weekly email newsletter,
you would have already known about Anne's new diary. To
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Chat GOING ON NOW
25-Feb-2010
From 7 to 8 pm Pacific -
The Striebers were busy on Wednesday, Feb. 24 so this week
they've moved the subscriber chat to THURSDAY, Feb. 25.
Join
us!
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What Was Wrong with the Boy King?
24-Feb-2010
Marrying a close relative, as ancient Egyptian royalty often
did, is not a good thing to do. Archeologists have often
commented on the strangely distorted images of King Tut,
which seem to indicate extreme birth defects. Now it's been
discovered that Tutankhamun had a club foot, walked with a
cane and was killed by malaria.
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Autism: Still a Mystery
24-Feb-2010
But we're learning more -
Scientists have determined that
people
often look like their dogs, now a canine chromosome
explains why they sometimes ACT like them too. This
chromosome, which confers a high risk of the person who has
it developing a compulsive disorder, may be linked to both
human autism and dogs. Researchers are now discovering that autism is
often overlooked in girls and is tied to anorexia. At least
there's one less thing to
worry about: Vaccines do NOT cause autism.
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Airport Scanners & Lead: Reason to Panic?
24-Feb-2010
Linda Howe disagrees! -
As mandated by the Transportation Security Administration in
the wake of the failed attempt by would-be bomber Umar
Farouk, many airports in the United States may soon have full
body scanners, and people want to know if they are safe.
Does their radiation pose a health risk to those who are
scanned? While many critics of the program have argued such
scanning can increase the risk of cancer, others, including
the American College of Radiology (ACR), say this technology
has little risk, so we can breathe easy (at least for the
coming year). NOTE: In her current
Dreamland report, Linda Howe disagrees with this
assessment!
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UFO Files Edited
23-Feb-2010
to cover up the truth! -
When it comes to
conspiracy theories, we know that
UFOs are at
the top of the list.
When you receive FBI files under the Freedom of Information
Act, you find they are mostly useless, because huge blocks
information have been "redacted" (blacked out). A British
newspaper reveals that the same thing is true in the UK for
declassified UFO files.
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Extinction: Is it in OUR Future?
23-Feb-2010
Years of scientific debate over the extinction of ancient
species in North America have led to many
theories. There's one thing all researchers agree on,
however: A mass extinction occurred here in a geological
instant. And other scientists have discovered that WE almost
went extinct 1.2 million years ago. Will it happen again?
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Those Winter Olympics
23-Feb-2010
UPDATE: Will the high altitude mean fewer gold medals? -
They've almost over and the participants are probably
exhausted. What does it take to be an Olympic athlete,
besides skill? There's a mind set involved that most of us just
don't have (as well as some GENES that most of us don't
have). And the altitude plays a big part too (Keep reading for
UPDATE).
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Terrorism
22-Feb-2010
What's it REALLY all about? -
As the face of terrorism changes, one reporter is asking a
provocative question: "Who would benefit politically
from a major terrorist incident on American soil, ready, willing
and able to step into the breach and exploit the catastrophic
loss of human life that would follow in its wake?" His answer:
the world's covert agencies, including MI-6 and the CIA. This
is reminiscent of charges that the war in Iraq was waged
partly (or mainly) to benefit big businesses such as the oil
companies and Halliburton.
Future
wars will not be the same as wars of the past. (They may
not even
involve human
beings).
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The More You Try to Save
22-Feb-2010
The more you spend -
During an economic downturn, staying within a budget at the
grocery store may be more important than ever for many
shoppers, especially those with
low incomes. But a new
study shows that the harder shoppers try to figure out how
much they're spending, the WORSE they do. Is this some kind
of conspiracy?
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Crow Conspiracy
22-Feb-2010
Different chat day this week! -
It's a bird conspiracy: Those crows you hear
cawing
every time you go outside may be holding a grudge against
you personally. It turns out they recognize individual human
faces and hold a grudge for years against anyone who has
treated them badly. But if they like you, they may touch you
with a feather.
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Is the Government Experimenting on Humans?
22-Feb-2010
The REAL "Shutter Island" movie! -
It's a conspiracy, all right: A clothed, mutated human body
recently washed ashore on
Plum Island, which is located about 100 miles northeast of
New York City in the Long Island Sound and the place where
the US allegedly studies dangerous animal diseases. This is
just another example of abuses that could be taking place
behind the
walls of the secret government. First, a mutated animal,
apparently a deformed raccoon,
washes up on a shore near Plum Island, then, eighteen months
later, a
mutated human body is found on the island itself. This could
mean that experiments with human beings are taking place on
the island. It could also be that the dead man suffered from
Marfan's
Syndrome, but what he was doing lying dead on a
beach near a
notorious
biological laboratory needs to be clearly explained.
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Will Disclosure Mean the End of Religion?
19-Feb-2010
UPDATE: More disclosure from the UK! -
It's an ongoing
controversy: Could the world's religions survive the
discovery of
extraterres
trial life? The Vatican is actively concerned about this: Aside
from having their own array of telescopes in Arizona that are
constantly searching the skies, they recently held a
conference in Rome on UFOs. A lot of this revolves around a
central question:
Is there
life after death? A doctor who treats cancer patients says
that according to the scientific evidence, the answer
is "yes."
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Should We Store our DNA in Case Doomsday Comes?
19-Feb-2010
But how and who owns it? -
If December 21st, 2012, really does bring
ominous news, or an asteroid wipes out most of the
life on Earth, the human race won't end if we've stored away
some DNA. But it would be stored on computers and no one
knows how long computer hard drives could last.
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Can We Grow a New Brain?
18-Feb-2010
It's not a medical
conspiracy, it's something researchers are really
working on: Can we
grow new
body parts, the way some animals do? Can Alzheimer's
patients grow a new BRAIN?
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CERN: Results!
18-Feb-2010
And a lawsuit to shut it down? -
Some people thought that CERN was some sort of scientific
conspiracy of science, and plaintiffs from several
different countries have asked their courts to halt its
operation for a rather incredible reason: they claim that CERN
may create a black hole that will swallow up the Earth.
Meanwhile, results from the experiments being carried out by
the there are finally coming out: It created even more
particles than they thought it would. In fact, so many
particles have been created that some scientists worry that
they will gum up the works.
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War Will Never be the Same
18-Feb-2010
with these inventions! -
The military has
deep
secrets, and some of their inventions are
bizarre
AND useful. A new kind of engine, invented by an American, is
being built by the Chinese, who claim it could revolutionize
airplane travel, space travel and war.. Meanwhile, DARPA, the
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (the
men
who stare at goats (NOTE:
subscribers
can still listen to this show) branch of the Pentagon) is at it
again: Military scientists are trying to develop a flying military
vehicle that will hold up to 4 people and have the ability to
launch vertically, like a helicopter, and soar silently when
necessary.
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Subscriber Chat GOING ON NOW!
17-Feb-2010
From 7 to 8 p.m. Pacific -
Whitley and Anne love their subscribers and they will be conducting
another conversation in their chat room on Wednesday:
Join us.
Things get a little
crazy at
times, but we always have
a wild
time!
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Migration
17-Feb-2010
They ride the wind! -
As spring
arrives (slowly in some places), we are starting to see the
return of our favorite birds and butterflies. Researchers are
studying how these tiny creatures are able to make long-
distance migrations for thousands of miles in the fall, then
make it all the way back in the spring. It turns out they
choose a wind stream that is going their way.
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Drink Green Tea for Cancer
17-Feb-2010
AND eat soy! -
A lot of natural medicines turn out to be
green
and one of the best of these is
green
tea. The recession has
something to do with this too: Green tea and soy are the
types of foods that women consume who are not in the
lowest socio-economic class, which is a group that tries to
avoid sugar and processed foods. Scientists have noticed
that women from poor backgrounds are more likely to die from
breast cancer, and they want to know why. They've
discovered a reason that has nothing to do with getting
mammograms or with the quality of their medical care after
they are diagnosed.
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Shark!
16-Feb-2010
It's hard
to feel sorry for sharks, and there's a lot of
new
information about them. Some of it makes one feel sorry for
them, while other news makes us feel that maybe they ought
to all be destroyed. For instance, in South Africa, sunbathers
and swimmers saw a tourist being gobbled up by a gigantic
shark. When it was all over, nothing was left in the bloody
ocean except his diving goggles.
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The Nasty Truth About GM Foods
16-Feb-2010
Here's news you won't find in your ordinary media: The
American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) says
that genetically-modified foods pose "a serious health risk,"
and has called for an immediate US moratorium on all GM
foods. The trouble is, they may be hard to avoid in the
future:
More than 70% of the foods on supermarket shelves already
contain derivatives of the eight GM foods on the market,
such as soy, corn, oil from canola and cottonseed and sugar
from sugar beets. Eventually, the biotech industry wants to
genetically engineer every type of vegetable, fruit, grains,
and beans. After that, they will begin to bioengineer animals.
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Were We Smarter Before?
16-Feb-2010
There's evidence that we were -
Whitley Strieber has
often
discussed evidence that a great human civilization collapsed
between 10,000 and 12,000 years ago, and now there is
evidence that human beings were also much smarter then.
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Valentine's Day Greetings from Anne & Whitley
15-Feb-2010
A new diary and a new journal -
As they did 7 years ago , Anne and Whitley have exchanged
Valentine's Day greetings in their
Journal
and diary
and they want to share them with you too. If you love Anne's
diaries and Whitley's journals, support this site:
Subscribe
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Another Kind of Love
12-Feb-2010
On Valentine's Day, we like to examine
what's
new. There are all kinds of couples, but male homosexuality
doesn't make complete sense from an evolutionary point of
view, because since gay men are much less likely to produce
offspring than heterosexual men, shouldn't the genes for this
trait have been extinguished long ago?
What
value could this sexual orientation have, that it has
persisted for eons even without any discernible reproductive
advantage? There must be a REASON for it.
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What is it about Men & Shopping?
12-Feb-2010
If you're waiting for your Valentine's Day present -
The stereotype of a man's reluctance to ask for driving
directions holds true when he goes shopping as well: Women
are much more likely to seek out other people, including store
sales help, for guidance about purchases whereas men are
more apt to go it alone.
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Jealousy
12-Feb-2010
Men & Women have different kinds -
Men and women seem to react differently when it comes to
philandering spouses.
Hilary
Clinton was objective about her husband's sexual
adventures but decided to "stand by her man" anyway, while
most of the male politicians who have been caught fooling
around lately emphasize their emotional involvement with
their new partner, as if this somehow justified their infidelity.
When it comes to jealousy, men and women react differently,
but maybe what both sides should do more of is PRAY.
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They're All Descending on George TONIGHT!
11-Feb-2010
John
Hogue and William Henry are in LA for an Expo and they're going
to meet up with Anne and Whitley and have supper on Friday
night. After that,
George Noory has invited them to "drop in" to Coast
to Coast AM, so if you want to hear a conversation between
a group of fascinating people, don't miss it! To find out where
to listen in your area,
clic
k here.
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Anne's Diary: Gays in the Military (Cont.)
11-Feb-2010
In her new diary, Anne Strieber writes: "My Dad was what might
be called an 'Equal Opportunity Hater,' by which I mean that
he hated EVERYBODY, including blacks and most other ethnic
groups. But he had an odd sense of fair play: He felt that it
was OK to hate anyone he wanted to as long as he didn't DO
anything about it. In other words, he felt that even people he
disapproved of should be given their civil rights. The recent
statement by Admiral Mike Mullen about gays in the military
reminded me of this." If you got our FREE weekly email
newsletter, you would have already read this story! To sign
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Cell Phones: Cancer Risk?
11-Feb-2010
Some people actually
benefit
from cell phone radiation, but the rest of us are afraid we'll
end up with a brain tumor, like the late Sen. Ted Kennedy.
What's the latest on the connection between cell phones
and cancer?
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Chat with Two Close Encounter Database Creators
10-Feb-2010
GOING ON NOW! -
Two members of a group of database creators familiar to
Whitley Strieber will be joining us on our Wednesday chat.
They are planning a professional quality database that will
collect information about sightings, close encounters,
physical evidence and other related information. Data will be
collected with strict attention to privacy, and at a level of
professional detail that will make it useable by interested
members of the scientific community. It will also provide an
interface between scientists and witnesses that will enable
rich communication while at the same time preserving
privacy. We are very excited about being part of this effort,
and are eager to hear your thoughts. We will identify their
handles when the session starts. Feel free to ask them
questions and offer suggestions as part of our chat. So
please do join
us on Wednesday, February 10 from 7 to 8 p.m. Pacific
(Whitley and Anne will be chatting as well).
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New Cigarette Danger
10-Feb-2010
THIRD hand smoke -
We all know what second hand smoke is (smoke that a non-
smoker inhales while in a smoke-filled room), but what is third
hand smoke and is it dangerous? It turns out that this is the
yellow nicotine residue that clings to surfaces after smokers
have been in a room and YES, it is VERY dangerous!
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Control TV With a Wave of Your Hand
09-Feb-2010
Just don't wave your hands while you're talking! -
New
technology is showing up
all the
time, and some of it is really
out there.
First, remote controls replaced knobs so we can change
channels without getting up from the couch. In the
future,
we will dispense with the remote controls (which are always
getting lost under the couch cushions anyway) and simply
control our TVs, stereos, DVD players and
video
games with hand movements.
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If Your Dog Needs a Diet
09-Feb-2010
Is one of your
New
Year's resolutions to go on a diet?
Is it
time for your pet need to go on a diet too? Dog and cat
owners buying weight-control diets for their overweight pets
are faced with a confusing variation in calorie density,
recommended intake, and wide range cost of low-calorie pet
foods. Your pets are too fat, but what do you feed them?
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Prehistoric Cosmetics
09-Feb-2010
When it comes to beauty, humans started early -
People have been primping for
a very
long time: Scientists now have evidence that Neanderthals
wore "body paint" 50,000 years ago. And the exotic eye
makeup that seen on statues of Queen Nefertiti and other
ancient Egyptian royals may have been used to help prevent
or treat eye disease. Plus, in those days, cosmetic contained
no dangerous nanoparticles! And other ingredients in
modern cosmetics may make them unsafe for pregnant
women.
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Crazy but Possible
08-Feb-2010
Amazing new inventions on the horizon -
It's about time: Some amazing new inventions are
coming our way: All it takes is researchers who can
envision the future. What if charging your computer,
iPod or cell phone was as easy as plugging it into your
tee
shirt? And what if you could power your building by working
out in the basement?
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Will We Drown?
08-Feb-2010
Not yet -
Before coastal cities around the world
shore up
their banks, we need to take action. One suggestion is to
connect flood plains to rivers so that overflow is no longer a
problem. And while,
over
time, global warming can cause melting glaciers that lead to
rising sea levels, scientists in Israel think we'll be able to
cope: The sea level in Israel has been rising and falling
regularly for the past 2,500 years.
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Meditation Miracle
08-Feb-2010
A peek into the mysteries of the
past:
A new study finds that hardening of the arteries was common
among ancient
Egyptians
challenging the belief that this is a modern condition caused
by
current-
day risk factors such as stress and sedentary lifestyles.
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Betting on UFO Disclosure
05-Feb-2010
A betting website in Ireland (where gambling is legal) reports
that lots of bets are being placed on alien life being
discovered in the next 3 years, after spectacular photos of a
UFO flying
across Dublin were taken on
New
Year's Day (NOTE:
subscribers
can still listen to this show). It's
about
time we had disclosure!
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The Newest Biofuel
05-Feb-2010
It's all in the flush -
The
time has finally come: The latest biofuel comes from your
body (from your, er, waste products), so you can feel a little
better next time you flush!
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Where to Go for a Cheap Vacation in Space
05-Feb-2010
The equivalent of a bad motel on a trashy beach -
Unless you learn how to
time
travel, if you take your next vacation in a
spacecraft, your destination may be a rather barren-
looking space rock, a place where you're not likely to make
any exciting
new friends.
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