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An enzyme test that detects lung damage could help determine which patients are more likely to die from SARS, which has already killed 103 people worldwide. Dr. Joseph Sung of Hong Kong’s Prince of Wales Hospital is trying to figure out why some patients die from SARS, while most survive. This is important to know, since health officials have now admitted the disease is so widespread that it can’t be contained in Asia. With so much world travel, this means it’s here to stay in the rest of the world, as well.
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Despite the claims made by Cloneaid, scientists say human cloning may never be possible. Actually, it’s primates that can’t be cloned (and that’s us, too). Hundreds of attempts to clone monkeys have failed, and researchers think is this because of the biological make-up of primate eggs. Due to the way genetic material is divided as the cells split, the cells end up with too much, or not enough, DNA to survive. Dr. Gerald Schatten says, “This reinforces the fact that the charlatans who claim to have cloned humans have never understood enough cell or developmental biology (to succeed).”

Maybe we can’t be cloned, but we can change our physical bodies in order to become more spiritual beings.

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Anne Robbins now lives in Midland, Texas. She’s the widow of a career military man who was stationed in Roswell during the Roswell crash in July, 1947. She remembers the description of the saucer that her husband, Technical Sergeant Ernest Robert Robbins, told her he helped recover and the three small beings that were found outside the craft. Now 84 years old, Robbins has never before spoken publicly about Roswell, but she now says that what her late husband saw was not a downed weather balloon.
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I want to talk about the befuddlement (not inevitable, but widespread) of people who try to carry out rational, left-brain activity in crop circles. I have been measuring formations for some years. Generally, the activity is concluded without problems of any sort.

However, looking back, I realize that, in circles, I have often been overwhelmed by a sense of lethargy, lack of focus, loss of memory, a repeated inability to count or do simple sums. In short, befuddlement! Now, the first reaction of any card- carrying earthling (one of which I am) is self-doubt. We have all been exquisitely trained in this for centuries, if not millennia. Why am I so tired How could I have forgotten that Were there ten or twelve lines How could I be so DUMB
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