We know that during major climate change events,warming ocean waters cause cracks in the ocean floor to open up and release large quantities of methane gas into the air. Methane is an extremely powerful greenhouse gas, which results in even more devastating heat retention and dramatic climate change. But now it turns out that methane causes even more problems than thought.

During a great climate change event 55 million years ago, the excess of methane in the atmosphere had an unexpected side-effect. Large species–animals our size and larger–either died out or evolved into much smaller forms.
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William Henry’s greatest Dreamland interview. Listen as he describes the spark of the divine in every human being and how the ancients used it to maintain mankind’s place in the universe–and find out what happened that caused us to lose touch with man’s divine essence. Then discover the path we must travel to regain the age-old powers that once enabled us to touch the stars. Then Linda Howe has a thriller of an interview with enigmatic Area-51 scientist Bob Lazar on recently discovered element 115–which he described from his covert contact experiences fifteen years ago.

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Hitch a ride with Jim Marrs on his latest travels. We start in Roswell where he discovers credible people saying that the room where the 1947 autopsy of an alien took place is haunted. One of the most chilling and unexpected ghost stories ever told. Then it’s on to a small town that has been having multiple witness close encounters for 50 years–and Jim is the first outsider they’ve ever told. Finally, we end up talking about the Kennedy assassination with one of the greatest of all Kennedy researchers–Jim Marrs! Sit back and relax. An hour’s pure pleasure, filled with unique information.

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As I contemplate the newest media scandal of the bared breast at the Superbowl halftime show, I find myself with conflicting emotions. I didn’t actually catch a glimpse of it (I was making popcorn in the kitchen at the time), but I did notice that a lot of the halftime show choreography was of the bump-and-grind variety, which didn’t seem appropriate for what is supposed to be a family event. I?ve long thought that NFL cheerleaders ought to put some more clothes on– especially the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders. But then, as a old-fashioned feminist, I think a lot of young women are wearing too little, too tight, these days. I wonder if I’m being prudish or if I’m maybe even jealous?
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