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Anne’s new diary UPDATE! – In her new diary, Anne Strieber writes: “The Stargate Conference during the weekend of October 16- 18 was a time of incredible synchronicity for me, and some of it was downright funny. It started on Friday afternoon, when I rubbed the belly of a fat, golden Buddha statue on the grounds. In Buddhism, rubbing the fat Buddha’s belly is supposed to bring good luck, but then absolutely everything started to go wrong!” Keep reading for UPDATE.
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Coastal cities may soon be underwater. Before big cities drown, they should USE that water to make electricity!

A group of architects have developed a proposal for a series of floating docks for New York City that would contain turbines underneath them, where they couldn’t be seen, which would produce electricity by churning up the water and eventually power all the streetlights in the city.
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And DNA is telepathic! – On the Discovery Channel website, Luke Mckinney reports that all DNA strands are built out of a set of 20 amino acids and scientists now think that the first 10 may occur throughout the universe, meaning they could have arrived on earth on asteroids from deep space for from other planets. And strands of DNA seem to have a form of telepathy, since they have been able to “find” other strands at a distance with no known form of communication between them.
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The Stargate Conference during the weekend of October 16- 18 was a time of incredible synchronicity for me, and some of it was downright funny.

It started on Friday afternoon, when I rubbed the belly of a fat, golden Buddha statue on the grounds. I had heard that, in Buddhism, rubbing the fat Buddha’s belly is supposed to bring good luck, but then absolutely everything started to go wrong!

First, most of our speakers were delayed in arriving, leaving us to talk to the attendees all alone, up on an empty stage, on Friday evening. It was so awkward that Whitley and I felt like maybe we should tell some jokes or belt out a song, or something.
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