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Sunday Nov. 1 to Friday Nov. 6, 2009
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New Software May be Able to Read Your Mind
06-Nov-2009
Your boss and/or spouse will no longer have to guess what
you're thinking. All they will have to do
in the
future is fire up their computers and find out! Is this
ominous?
(It's an incredible world out there!)
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Canada Comes Clean
06-Nov-2009
Everybody (except the US) seems to be
declassifying their UFO files. In 2005, Former Canadian
Defense Minister Paul Hellyer stated that "UFOs, are as real as the
airplanes that fly over your head" and that "current and past
US activities" (such as trying to
shoot
them down) risk "intergalactic war." (Note:
Subscribers
can still listen to this incredible show). Now current Prime
Minister Stephen Harper has opened a
website that reveals the details of thousands of
formerly-classified UFO files.
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Mole Rats
06-Nov-2009
What do they have to do with cancer? -
In "Through the Looking Glass," written in 1871, Lewis Carroll
gives his heroine Alice a ridiculous Victorian-style poem to
memorize call "Jabberwocky." One of the lines in it is: "And
the mome raths outgrabe." Did he mean MOLE RATS? It turns
out these fascinating creatures, who live their entire lives
underground, have incredible longevity AND do not get
cancer. Is hiding underground (the way some people think
that
aliens
do) the solution to our problems?
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New Whitley's Journal on Reincarnation Proof
05-Nov-2009
Whitley Strieber was blown away by the guests on this
week's Dreamland and he has long been convinced that
there is life after death, especially after meeting the
Master of
the Key. In his new
Journal
he writes: "Long ago, the
Visitors indicated to me that the primary difference
between us and other conscious species is that we are soul
blind and they are not. They do not think in terms of death,
but rather are fully integrated in and out of the time stream,
and are on truly extraordinary journeys through life that are
just radically different from our own." Don't miss this one (and
don't miss psychic medium
Marla Frees' subscriber
interview with the Leiningers either.)
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New Reasons to Meditate
05-Nov-2009
More good reasons to
meditate:
New research suggests that yoga and meditation may change
the way our genes behave in response to stress. It also helps
your body build stem cells! Maybe meditation helps
build our
souls.
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Is Time an Illusion?
04-Nov-2009
The slo-mo & wagon wheel illusions -
Is time just an illusion? We have more and more
evidence that this is the case. In order to
understand how our brains work,
Subscribers
get to listen to the paper that Anne
Strieber presented at the conference, which tells you why
contactees and abductees are essential for future
life on
earth).
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Why Misers are Mostly Male
04-Nov-2009
Men have more trouble coping in a recession than women do.
Could this be because testosterone makes them more miserly?
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Chat with Starfire Tor GOING ON NOW
04-Nov-2009
During the chat on Nov. 4 from 7 to 8 pm
Pacific, we will be joined by
Starfire Tor, who mesmerized the attendees at
our recent Stargate Conference, so subscribers: Now's your
chance to ask her all those questions about time! If your'e
not a subscriber and you'd like to join in,
Subscribe
today!
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CERN Could be Dangerous
03-Nov-2009
Some
questions are so hard to answer that we have to
really
think about them (Anne Strieber reads her paper about this
for
subscribers
this week). For instance, if
time
travel exists, why can't we go back in time and kill our
grandparents (which means we would never have been born)?
The principle of least action means that could never happen,
because nature always takes the simplest and shortest route
to the solution of any problem, meaning that no effort to
assassinate an ancestor can succeed if it would mean that
you could not exist. Scientists think that
this principle is what will protect us from dangerous
repercussions from the
CERN
collider as well.
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No, You Can't be Fat & Fit
03-Nov-2009
Football player early deaths show it's not possible -
Not really
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As the baseball season winds up for the year, we turn our
attention to the NFL. Today's
athletes
are bigger
than ever, and size and strength can mean the difference
between championships, scholarships and million-dollar
paydays. But new research comparing the signs of
metabolic
syndrome in professional baseball and football players
reveals that the larger professional athletes, especially
football linemen, may encounter future health problems
despite their rigorous
exercise
routines. Professional football players are twice as likely to
die before age 50 as professional baseball players.
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Will the Earth Recover?
03-Nov-2009
After what we humans have done to it? -
Yes & no
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Will the earth ever recover from
climate
change
and pollution? Will
WE
survive? It turns out that the earth may recover but many
of the animals on it won't. It's happened before: 55 million
years ago earth had a sudden spike in global
warming caused by too many greenhouse gases in the
atmosphere. In those days, the CO2 did what it would do
today: 85% of the gas dissolved in the ocean, while the
remaining 15% went into the atmosphere. All this CO2
persisted for tens of thousands of years, increasing the
temperatures of both sea and the land.
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How Weirdness Leads to Logic
02-Nov-2009
At the Stargate Conference, Anne Strieber told how people
who have had contact with seeming "aliens" usually describe
their experiences in strange, almost surrealistic terms. This
one of the things that separates real contact from created
contact stories, but it is also one of the primary reasons that
these people's stories are doubted by skeptics. Now
neurologists have uncovered a reason for this high
strangeness: It may be preparing us to act for a more logical
future (perhaps battles against things like global warming and
nuclear arms, that could spell the end of our species).
Subscribers
can learn all about it
this
week!
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Vaccines Probably not Autism Cause
02-Nov-2009
Sometimes
bad things
happen, but here's something GOOD to know now that more
of the Swine Flu vaccine is finally being released: A recent
study published in a peer-reviewed journal found that 2 to 5
year old children diagnosed with autism or autism spectrum
disorders had blood mercury levels similar to those of
typically
developing control children after adjusting for a variety of
sources. Thus mercury in the children's blood did not appear
to be the cause of autism.
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Control 'Em with Smell
02-Nov-2009
If their students are behaving badly, teachers should spray
some air freshener into the classroom and that may solve the
problem. If you work in an office, maybe you should secretly
spray some in the boss's office while he's out to lunch. Why?
Studies show that People are unconsciously fairer and more
generous when they are in clean-smelling environments. The
research found a dramatic improvement in ethical behavior
with just a few spritzes of citrus-scented air freshener. It's
funny how the brain works, sometimes:
almost
anything is worth trying.
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