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Sunday Mar. 7 to Saturday Mar. 13, 2010
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Are Aliens Invisible?
12-Mar-2010
British Astronomer Royal Martin Rees thinks that aliens
may be
here but only a few people see them because they are
invisible to most of us. This goes along with the
information
that Anne Strieber received from the
half a million letters from contactees that she read:
In a group of people, one or two would be contacted (or
even abducted!), while the others saw (and experienced)
nothing unusual.
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Miracle Drug Found on Easter Island
12-Mar-2010
Something very strange has happened: A cure for
Alzheimer's may have been discovered in soil from Easter
Island. Bacteria isolated from the dirt in this mysterious,
isolated place has cured memory deficits in mice.
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Is Daylight Savings Dangerous?
12-Mar-2010
It hits teenagers especially hard -
Is something unseen threatening our safety? Since
Daylight Savings time starts on Sunday, March 14, we'd
better figure out how to protect ourselves.
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Earthquake!
11-Mar-2010
What to do in case one hits you -
Whether or not it has something to do with that mysterious
machine known as
Haarp, there have been
earthquakes all
over the
world lately, and we've posted an
Insight that tells you what to do in case YOU'RE in
one.
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Anne's Diary: CARma
11-Mar-2010
In her new diary, Anne Strieber talks about what, for her, is an
ongoing mystery. She writes: "'Karma' is a New Age
phrase that has come to mean a kind of 'deserved fate,' that
we have somehow gotten ourselves into and can't escape.
We see it all the time in politics: Whenever some government
official rails against sexual immorality, they seem to always
get caught a few weeks later with their pants down. I see it
in automobile mishaps: the many ways in which people's cars
can break down seem to be tied to their personalities. If you
love Anne's diaries and
Whitley's
Journals, support this site:
Subscribe
today!
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Dining on Whale Meat
11-Mar-2010
While dolphin hunting doc. wins Oscar -
We recently posted an article about
whales
and dolphins being in danger and told about how a film about
a Japanese dolphin hunt won the academy award for best
documentary. It turns out that, despite this, a California
restaurant served a group of Oscar nominees illegal sushi
made of whale meat.
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Cancer: Can Garlic Help?
11-Mar-2010
And Vitamin D cheers you up when it's cold -
A new study suggests that the more garlic people consume,
the lower their chances of developing cancer. This should be
a big boon to Italian restaurants! Meanwhile, if you're
housebound because the
snow and
cold are getting you down, our
great
radio shows can help cheer you up! A daily dose of vitamin D
may just be what you need too: It will lift your mood during
cold weather months when days are short and more time is
spent indoors.
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Study Links Alcohol and Weight Control
10-Mar-2010
In a GOOD way! -
Prowling men and uncomfortable high heels aside, "Ladies
Night" at your local hangout might actually not be such a bad
idea.
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Crustaceans Offer New Clues to Biofuel
10-Mar-2010
In a recent study, a group of British researchers have
proposed a new powerhouse of
biofuel:
the Gribble.
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Subscriber Chat GOING ON NOW!
10-Mar-2010
From 7 to 8 p.m. Pacific -
Whitley and Anne will be conducting another fascinating
conversation in their chat room on Wednesday and there's
lots to
talk about, so
Join us!
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Mysteries of Space
10-Mar-2010
The sun pillar & cosmic dust -
This
week on Dreamland, we're talking about strange earth
phonomena and what may be causing so many storms and
earthquakes, but a few weeks ago on Dreamland, Whitley
mentioned seeing a
strange "pillar of light" on a walk along the bluff near the
ocean. To see an example of this,
click here, and
read NASA's explanation below. Does it have anything to do
with space
mysteries such as "cosmic dust?"
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Why the Dollar May Collapse
10-Mar-2010
New Whitley's Journal! -
Big
news: In Whitley Strieber's new
Journal,
he gives a short history of monetary policy and explains why
the recent bailout of banks and brokers was actually a form
of organized theft that could cause the value of the dollar to
collapse. Don't miss this one, and if you love Whitley's
journals, support this site:
Subscribe
today!
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Dolphins & Whales in Danger
09-Mar-2010
Which means WE'RE in danger too! -
Dolphin film won an Oscar
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Dolphins may need legal rights in order to stay alive! At this point, it's
almost a moral issue, which is even more urgent since new
medical discoveries show how much we NEED these
creatures. Also, it has now been discovered that killing
whales is not only bad for the creatures being slaughtered, it's ALSO
bad for the atmosphere!
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Chilean Earthquake moved THREE Cities
09-Mar-2010
Here's earthshaking news: The earthquake in Chile not only
changed the spin of the Earth, it moved an entire city 10 feet
to the west.
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Bigger?
09-Mar-2010
Not always better -
Many researchers think that
God
resides in our brains, which is why
neuroscience is often at the forefront of spirituality.
And it turns out that bigger isn't better (in brain size,
anyway). If you find it hard to play video games, this could
be due to the size of certain PARTS of your brain. And babies
are getting smaller: Does this mean that human brains will be
shrinking in the
future as
well? (NOTE:
Subscribers
can still listen to the 2009 Dreamland show with Dr. John
Turner).
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Are We Alone?
08-Mar-2010
It's a question that humans have long
asked themselves. We are probably
not alone in
the universe, though it may feel like it, since life on other
planets is probably dominated by microbes.
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Reason for the Gridlock in Congress
08-Mar-2010
It's not politics, it's SCIENCE! -
Something to think about: Happy people are
supposed to be trusting people, but the OPPOSITE may be
true: A new study suggests that, in some instances, people
may actually be LESS trusting of others when they are in a
pleasant mood.
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