Thursday, June 30, 2005
Channel 9 - Premiere
"Taken"
Directed by Steven Spielberg
On Tuesday 5 July At 8.30pm
"Set against the backdrop of actual historical events, this show creates a powerfully emotional and evocative tale of mankind's encounters with extraterrestrials."
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Buzz Index - Top Yahoo! Web Searches
The Buzz Log - Search Spikes and Trends Searchers Look Skyward
Tuesday June 28, 2005 4:00AM PT
UFO Museum
It's said that "the truth is out there" -- a maxim that's (almost) always true when it comes to search. However, seeking the truth can be daunting and if you have a sneaking suspicion that you're not alone in searching on the subject of UFOs, you're correct. We hovered over the data and found queries on UFOs are up 14% over the past month. But who's buzzin' about those unidentified objects in the sky? Turns out, it's a West Coast thing -- with three of the top four metros for UFO searches floating in from the Golden State. And in another interesting twist, UFOs are a guy thing -- a whopping three-quarters of UFO searches come from sky gazing dudes.
Those seeking indisputable visual evidence of spacecraft sent searches on "UFO Pictures" up 71% over the last month. Although we didn't need to make a trip to Roswell or Area 51, we located the buzz case file on UFOs and came up with some intriguing searches. Investigate if you dare...
http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzz_log/entry/2005/06/28/0400/
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The Buzz Log - Search Spikes and Trends Searchers Look Skyward
Tuesday June 28, 2005 4:00AM PT
UFO Museum
It's said that "the truth is out there" -- a maxim that's (almost) always true when it comes to search. However, seeking the truth can be daunting and if you have a sneaking suspicion that you're not alone in searching on the subject of UFOs, you're correct. We hovered over the data and found queries on UFOs are up 14% over the past month. But who's buzzin' about those unidentified objects in the sky? Turns out, it's a West Coast thing -- with three of the top four metros for UFO searches floating in from the Golden State. And in another interesting twist, UFOs are a guy thing -- a whopping three-quarters of UFO searches come from sky gazing dudes.
Those seeking indisputable visual evidence of spacecraft sent searches on "UFO Pictures" up 71% over the last month. Although we didn't need to make a trip to Roswell or Area 51, we located the buzz case file on UFOs and came up with some intriguing searches. Investigate if you dare...
http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzz_log/entry/2005/06/28/0400/
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Wednesday, June 29, 2005
AUFORNs Miss Controversial
It seems that I missed this interesting item in the last edition of the AUFORN Snore Magazine (Thanks to all my AUFORN spies). Well on page 54, Rebekah Prole who thinks she is the “Most hated controversial column this side of the galaxy” sigh…. Well Miss Controversial reports that some evil blog(s) site(s) with “terrorist activity” … sigh, “…tear and defame the reputation of my good friends Diane Harrison, Robert Frola and Bill Chalker”, so you have been spotted or warned, take your pick evil people.
Well let’s start with this, can someone tell the GOOD friend that we think ‘Harrison in now a
Frola’.
And would that evil, shadow, never share data lot stop picking on these wonderful people.
I should say that Miss Controversial is wise beyond anything natural take this pearl - “So the human condition is sadly endemic” – what the hell? And they took $7.95 off me for this, now that’s “sadly endemic”.
Oh this side note: My AUFORN spies have blown the hidden identity of Miss Controversial, remember I share all my data so this is “she” or “it”!
And that was “Without prejudice”… Oh Dear.
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It seems that I missed this interesting item in the last edition of the AUFORN Snore Magazine (Thanks to all my AUFORN spies). Well on page 54, Rebekah Prole who thinks she is the “Most hated controversial column this side of the galaxy” sigh…. Well Miss Controversial reports that some evil blog(s) site(s) with “terrorist activity” … sigh, “…tear and defame the reputation of my good friends Diane Harrison, Robert Frola and Bill Chalker”, so you have been spotted or warned, take your pick evil people.
Well let’s start with this, can someone tell the GOOD friend that we think ‘Harrison in now a
Frola’.
And would that evil, shadow, never share data lot stop picking on these wonderful people.
I should say that Miss Controversial is wise beyond anything natural take this pearl - “So the human condition is sadly endemic” – what the hell? And they took $7.95 off me for this, now that’s “sadly endemic”.
Oh this side note: My AUFORN spies have blown the hidden identity of Miss Controversial, remember I share all my data so this is “she” or “it”!
And that was “Without prejudice”… Oh Dear.
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Reviving the dogs after 3 hrs of clinical death
SCIENTISTS have created eerie zombie dogs, reanimating the canines after several hours of clinical death in attempts to develop suspended animation for humans.US scientists have succeeded in reviving the dogs after three hours of clinical death, paving the way for trials on humans within years.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,;10117,15739502-13762,00.html
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SCIENTISTS have created eerie zombie dogs, reanimating the canines after several hours of clinical death in attempts to develop suspended animation for humans.US scientists have succeeded in reviving the dogs after three hours of clinical death, paving the way for trials on humans within years.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,;10117,15739502-13762,00.html
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Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Bill Chalker Gets His Book
Well done Bill, you must be over the moon with the final product in your hand. It’s one of the best times for an author, when his dream becomes flesh. Now the hard sell (Amazon.com Sales Rank: #252,771). Have my copy on order, love the cover... so lets see how it goes.
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Well done Bill, you must be over the moon with the final product in your hand. It’s one of the best times for an author, when his dream becomes flesh. Now the hard sell (Amazon.com Sales Rank: #252,771). Have my copy on order, love the cover... so lets see how it goes.
Gee... Peter Khoury you have changes old chap!
Bill Blog:
http://theozfiles.blogspot.com/
Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0743492862/qid=1094485401/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/102-6805182-6109706?v=glance&s=books
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #252,771 in Books
Simon & Schuster:
http://www.simonsays.com/content/content.cfm?sid=33&pid=508717
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Clouds In Nebraska
Have A look at these puffy Ball clouds...
This page has a bit of a net traffic problem - so you may need to come back and look, but book mark the link for later.
PAGE:
http://www.jornolsen.com/mam/mamgallery.htm
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Have A look at these puffy Ball clouds...
This page has a bit of a net traffic problem - so you may need to come back and look, but book mark the link for later.
PAGE:
http://www.jornolsen.com/mam/mamgallery.htm
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Monday, June 27, 2005
Jellyfish UFO From Barry Taylor
UFO's Video Taped 19th & 21st May 2005
"This footage of the red "Jellyfish" type UFO could be the best ever taken of these objects".
VIEW VIDEO:
http://home.manyrivers.aunz.com/sting1946/May%202005%20images/jellyfishWeb.wmv
WEB PAGE DATA:
http://home.manyrivers.aunz.com/sting1946/may2005.htm
PS: I am positive that this is a weather balloon.... but have a look.
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UFO's Video Taped 19th & 21st May 2005
"This footage of the red "Jellyfish" type UFO could be the best ever taken of these objects".
VIEW VIDEO:
http://home.manyrivers.aunz.com/sting1946/May%202005%20images/jellyfishWeb.wmv
WEB PAGE DATA:
http://home.manyrivers.aunz.com/sting1946/may2005.htm
PS: I am positive that this is a weather balloon.... but have a look.
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Mystery footprints in the Kimberley
cat, creature or Yowie?
Presenter: Vanessa Mills
LISTEN:
http://www.abc.net.au/kimberley/stories/m1076762.ram
Footprints fuel speculation on big cats, creatures and beasties near Broome.
A series of unusual footprints found along a coastal creek, south of Broome, have got people speculating about what kind of creature made them.
The tracks were found near the Aboriginal community of Bidyadanga.
Residents have been spooked by the discovery, with people afraid to go fishing at night.
Superstitions and imaginations are in overdrive on the possibility of dragons, dinosaurs and escaped panthers.
The prints are large three toed pads, a bit like a cartoon cat paw, and reputed to be the size of a human foot if not larger.
There are several sets of tracks that walk out of the bush, down to Nabiru Creek and along the edge.
A number of locals have seen them, including police, teachers, and nursing staff. The Conservation Department couldn’t identify the footprints from the photographs nor could track expert Barbara Triggs.
Barbara says the three toe pads are highly unusual and the only animal that has three toes is a bird. She speculates there might be different animals criss crossing the tracks, an animal walking in the same prints.
She says it is very hard to get an idea of the size of the prints from the photographs which were taken without a scale marker; she says to put a camera lens cap or a matchbox beside tracks, and to also take photos of the trail as a whole.
So what could the "Bidyadanga Beast" be?
Someone who is always keen to investigate such mysteries is Tim the Yowie Man, a cryptozoologist.
Tim has never had any reports of strange tracks or big cat sightings from the Kimberley so he is understandably excited by a new mystery.
Tim has seen a lot of footprints in his 15 years as cryptozoologist but these tracks have him bamboozled!
But Tim says he's never ready to write off a mystery until all avenues for investigation have been examined.
And if it is a hoax, Tim the Yowie Man says such tricks give mysteries a bad name.
http://www.abc.net.au/kimberley/stories/s1398794.htm
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cat, creature or Yowie?
Presenter: Vanessa Mills
LISTEN:
http://www.abc.net.au/kimberley/stories/m1076762.ram
Footprints fuel speculation on big cats, creatures and beasties near Broome.
A series of unusual footprints found along a coastal creek, south of Broome, have got people speculating about what kind of creature made them.
The tracks were found near the Aboriginal community of Bidyadanga.
Residents have been spooked by the discovery, with people afraid to go fishing at night.
Superstitions and imaginations are in overdrive on the possibility of dragons, dinosaurs and escaped panthers.
The prints are large three toed pads, a bit like a cartoon cat paw, and reputed to be the size of a human foot if not larger.
There are several sets of tracks that walk out of the bush, down to Nabiru Creek and along the edge.
A number of locals have seen them, including police, teachers, and nursing staff. The Conservation Department couldn’t identify the footprints from the photographs nor could track expert Barbara Triggs.
Barbara says the three toe pads are highly unusual and the only animal that has three toes is a bird. She speculates there might be different animals criss crossing the tracks, an animal walking in the same prints.
She says it is very hard to get an idea of the size of the prints from the photographs which were taken without a scale marker; she says to put a camera lens cap or a matchbox beside tracks, and to also take photos of the trail as a whole.
So what could the "Bidyadanga Beast" be?
Someone who is always keen to investigate such mysteries is Tim the Yowie Man, a cryptozoologist.
Tim has never had any reports of strange tracks or big cat sightings from the Kimberley so he is understandably excited by a new mystery.
Tim has seen a lot of footprints in his 15 years as cryptozoologist but these tracks have him bamboozled!
But Tim says he's never ready to write off a mystery until all avenues for investigation have been examined.
And if it is a hoax, Tim the Yowie Man says such tricks give mysteries a bad name.
http://www.abc.net.au/kimberley/stories/s1398794.htm
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Saturday, June 25, 2005
Who Is This?
In the recent edition of AUFORNs yawn magazine (Vol9 N02 2005) go to page 25 (see below) and tell me who this short older looking woman is?
Is it???? Could this be sub-editor????
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In the recent edition of AUFORNs yawn magazine (Vol9 N02 2005) go to page 25 (see below) and tell me who this short older looking woman is?
LARGE Image:
http://photos16.flickr.com/21300898_6fbe555395_o.jpg
Is it???? Could this be sub-editor????
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Friday, June 24, 2005
Malaysian priests find little puppy
with six legs and two penises
The ongoing aggravation of the ecological situation in the world often results in the appearance of unusual creatures, some of which prove to be rather viable. The news about human or animal babies born with striking physical deformities always attract people's attention, in spite of the fact that such news reports appear on a regular basis.
A little puppy with six legs and two penises has been recently found in a Malaysian temple, in the town of Pandamaran, situated to the south off Kuala Lumpur. According to eyewitnesses, the custodian of the temple found the puppy sleeping near the entrance to the shrine. The man picked the animal up to remove it from the passage, when he noticed that it was a weird many-legged little dog, a six-legged dog, to be more precise.
When the strange finding was examined in the shrine, it turned out that the fluffy creature also had two penises. That was probably the reason why the priests named the dog as Ong Fatt, which translates as Lucky.
Inexplicable anomalies happen rather frequently in the natural world nowadays. A six-legged lamb was born in Holland; a dog gave birth to six normal puppies and one six-legged creature in Brazil.
The puppy named as Lucky currently lives in the shrine, where it was found. Malaysian priests believe that their talisman was sent to them from heaven.
http://funreports.com/2005/06/21/60414.html
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with six legs and two penises
A little puppy with six legs and two penises has been recently found in a Malaysian temple, in the town of Pandamaran, situated to the south off Kuala Lumpur. According to eyewitnesses, the custodian of the temple found the puppy sleeping near the entrance to the shrine. The man picked the animal up to remove it from the passage, when he noticed that it was a weird many-legged little dog, a six-legged dog, to be more precise.
When the strange finding was examined in the shrine, it turned out that the fluffy creature also had two penises. That was probably the reason why the priests named the dog as Ong Fatt, which translates as Lucky.
Inexplicable anomalies happen rather frequently in the natural world nowadays. A six-legged lamb was born in Holland; a dog gave birth to six normal puppies and one six-legged creature in Brazil.
The puppy named as Lucky currently lives in the shrine, where it was found. Malaysian priests believe that their talisman was sent to them from heaven.
http://funreports.com/2005/06/21/60414.html
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Big cats, tasmanian tigers are out there
Thursday, 23 June 2005
Presenter: Liam Bartlett
LISTEN:
http://www.abc.net.au/wa/stories/m1077305.ram
The Tasmanian tiger. Still out there?
There's the Loch Ness monster, the abominable snowman, the mythical Australian big cats and the Tasmanian tiger. A Melbourne man draws the line at the last two because he reckons they may not be so mythical...and the government's not doing enough about it.
Michael Morris describes himself as an independent researcher who monitors such things. He thinks that whilst the Nannup tiger, and the Pemberton panther are difficult to find, we shouldn't discount their existence.
When asked if he has evidence, Michael says: "Not as far as the elusive photograph obviously," he says (but) "I have seen a lot of stock loss that I can't attribute to feral dogs...a lot of full blown dairy cattle rippped to pieces, etc."
busily filing freedom of information requestsMr Morris brings something new to the table in these matters - he's been busily filing freedom of information requests to the various authorities. "It's the same uniform description of the same sort of big cats being seen from Queensland to Victoria over to the west," he says.
Our guest concedes that whilst WA's Department of Conservation and Land Management (CALM)does maintain a register of all sightings, they're not pro-active enough. "You won't get the evidence until you start looking," he reckons.
Michael Morris is unsurprised that one of these cat-like creatures hasn't been found. "These big cats are predominantly on public land, and of course if the people that own the land, the government, are not looking for these creatures then there's nobody else out there except amateurs."
Even as an amateur, Michael thinks he's seen sufficient for belief in big cats (as well as Tasmanian tigers) because of "the uniform consistency right across the country of the sightings as far as the consistency of sightings, the time of year," he says.
He concludes by returning to his call to arms: "I would urge CALM to show some leadership on this."
http://www.abc.net.au/wa/stories/s1399190.htm
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Thursday, 23 June 2005
Presenter: Liam Bartlett
LISTEN:
http://www.abc.net.au/wa/stories/m1077305.ram
The Tasmanian tiger. Still out there?
There's the Loch Ness monster, the abominable snowman, the mythical Australian big cats and the Tasmanian tiger. A Melbourne man draws the line at the last two because he reckons they may not be so mythical...and the government's not doing enough about it.
Michael Morris describes himself as an independent researcher who monitors such things. He thinks that whilst the Nannup tiger, and the Pemberton panther are difficult to find, we shouldn't discount their existence.
When asked if he has evidence, Michael says: "Not as far as the elusive photograph obviously," he says (but) "I have seen a lot of stock loss that I can't attribute to feral dogs...a lot of full blown dairy cattle rippped to pieces, etc."
busily filing freedom of information requestsMr Morris brings something new to the table in these matters - he's been busily filing freedom of information requests to the various authorities. "It's the same uniform description of the same sort of big cats being seen from Queensland to Victoria over to the west," he says.
Our guest concedes that whilst WA's Department of Conservation and Land Management (CALM)does maintain a register of all sightings, they're not pro-active enough. "You won't get the evidence until you start looking," he reckons.
Michael Morris is unsurprised that one of these cat-like creatures hasn't been found. "These big cats are predominantly on public land, and of course if the people that own the land, the government, are not looking for these creatures then there's nobody else out there except amateurs."
Even as an amateur, Michael thinks he's seen sufficient for belief in big cats (as well as Tasmanian tigers) because of "the uniform consistency right across the country of the sightings as far as the consistency of sightings, the time of year," he says.
He concludes by returning to his call to arms: "I would urge CALM to show some leadership on this."
http://www.abc.net.au/wa/stories/s1399190.htm
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Thursday, June 23, 2005
We believe in aliens
FOUR out of five Australians believe in aliens from outer space.
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FOUR out of five Australians believe in aliens from outer space.
4 Out Of 5
A survey of 750 Australians asked respondents about aliens, UFOs and government cover-ups. Eighty-four per cent of believers told Readers Digest they thought aliens would be friendly and more than half thought they would be similar to humans. But younger respondents thought aliens would look more like little green men.
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,15699881%255E662,00.html
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,15699881%255E662,00.html
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UFO Review ISSUE 11 SPECIAL EDITION
ROSWELL - THE END! - JULY 2005
READ:
http://www.uforeview.net/issue11.pdf
Interview with Nick Redfern
by Stuart owner of UFOreview.com
"I suppose you could say that UFO Review has a scoop. The man focus of thisissue is an extremely extensive interview with author Nick Redfern about the story behind his new book, Body Snatchers in the Desert: The Horrible Truth atthe Heart of the Roswell Story in which Nick almost certainly offers the definitive explanation about what happened at Roswell. "
WELL!
Now come on folks when you see "absolutes" like "The End" you’re in for a lot of rubbish! Life is not that magnanimous.
I read the interview and I was right more rubbish to fog the Roswell files. Its full of errors and unless he has some defined or specific files or references the FUGO+ Horten inspired lifting body is just a odd shot in the dark. Lets face it - the Yank in 1947 were off on a trip to space not some Sunday excursion in a wood glider… come on what new technology can one gleam from a wooden glider apart from design features. The yanks were now into ALCLAD not canvas.
Should I purchase the book? Well no I think I will wait on this one.
Save your cash!
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ROSWELL - THE END! - JULY 2005
READ:
http://www.uforeview.net/issue11.pdf
Interview with Nick Redfern
by Stuart owner of UFOreview.com
"I suppose you could say that UFO Review has a scoop. The man focus of thisissue is an extremely extensive interview with author Nick Redfern about the story behind his new book, Body Snatchers in the Desert: The Horrible Truth atthe Heart of the Roswell Story in which Nick almost certainly offers the definitive explanation about what happened at Roswell. "
WELL!
Now come on folks when you see "absolutes" like "The End" you’re in for a lot of rubbish! Life is not that magnanimous.
I read the interview and I was right more rubbish to fog the Roswell files. Its full of errors and unless he has some defined or specific files or references the FUGO+ Horten inspired lifting body is just a odd shot in the dark. Lets face it - the Yank in 1947 were off on a trip to space not some Sunday excursion in a wood glider… come on what new technology can one gleam from a wooden glider apart from design features. The yanks were now into ALCLAD not canvas.
Should I purchase the book? Well no I think I will wait on this one.
Save your cash!
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New model 'permits time travel'
By Julianna Kettlewell
BBC News science reporter
Researchers speculate that time travel can occur within a kind of feedback loop where backwards movement is possible, but only in a way that is "complementary" to the present.
In other words, you can pop back in time and have a look around, but you cannot do anything that will alter the present you left behind.
The new model, which uses the laws of quantum mechanics, gets rid of the famous paradox surrounding time travel.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4097258.stm
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By Julianna Kettlewell
BBC News science reporter
In other words, you can pop back in time and have a look around, but you cannot do anything that will alter the present you left behind.
The new model, which uses the laws of quantum mechanics, gets rid of the famous paradox surrounding time travel.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4097258.stm
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Sunday, June 19, 2005
George Simpson Flip Flops
It seems that George now likes blogs and even looks at them... the proof? Well, take this recent AUFORN list post to Bill Chalker where he calmly falls into line when he needs to keep the peace.
Hey Bill,
I just had a brief read of your blogsite....pretty good stuff. Interesting reading. I look forward to reading your new book when itcomes out.
Cheers...George.
Date: Sun Jun 12, 2005
Yahoo Message 8068
But back in the bad old days this is what 'George the Genius' had to say about blogs:
Hi Diane,Robert and keith,
It's funny how the cretins who write their crap on their blog sites never have any kind of simple grip on the truth or any regard for it. They go out of their way to distort the truth and to ignore or avoid the evidence.
Date: Fri Jul 2, 2004
Yahoo Message 6987
And this:
Hi Diane,
This is in fact what these sites are for. They are a kind of personal diary site, not intended for scruitny of anyone else but the author. They are like reminders for people who can't remember what they thought 2 days ago. Probably useful for people suffering from Altzheimers ( I'm not sure how to spell that offhand, but that will do, everyone getsthe point)..., or skeptics, or liars who have to remember what they have said. They are not worthy of publication, and it's the people who seek these useless sites out , and who PROMOTE them who cause all the problems. I really don't give a bugger what these people or anyone else thinks.... we just have to question the motives of the people who continually remind us of them, or who keep bringing them out for us to see. These are the shit stirrers who need to be ignored.
Cheers.... George. Let the web-loggers (bloggers all) have their sites, but lets not go to them! Date: Thu Jul 1, 2004
Yahoo Message 6979
Oh... And this:
These 'weblog' sites...or blogs for short... are written by NO BODIES for their own purposes. Nerds who don't have a life that's outside of their bed room, where they keep their computers.... along side 6 months worth of discarded Macdonalds packaging....
Date: Thu May 13, 2004
Yahoo Message 6835
Oh Dear Poor George!
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This was sent to me by some of my AUFORN spies. AUFORNS box camera guru and all round non digital luddite Mr George Simpson (aka Director AUFORN VIC - Digital Camera Retailer - Photographic Technician as he likes to list) has done another brain twister on the ufo community. Now work this one out?
It seems that George now likes blogs and even looks at them... the proof? Well, take this recent AUFORN list post to Bill Chalker where he calmly falls into line when he needs to keep the peace.
Hey Bill,
I just had a brief read of your blogsite....pretty good stuff. Interesting reading. I look forward to reading your new book when itcomes out.
Cheers...George.
Date: Sun Jun 12, 2005
Yahoo Message 8068
But back in the bad old days this is what 'George the Genius' had to say about blogs:
Hi Diane,Robert and keith,
It's funny how the cretins who write their crap on their blog sites never have any kind of simple grip on the truth or any regard for it. They go out of their way to distort the truth and to ignore or avoid the evidence.
Date: Fri Jul 2, 2004
Yahoo Message 6987
And this:
Hi Diane,
This is in fact what these sites are for. They are a kind of personal diary site, not intended for scruitny of anyone else but the author. They are like reminders for people who can't remember what they thought 2 days ago. Probably useful for people suffering from Altzheimers ( I'm not sure how to spell that offhand, but that will do, everyone getsthe point)..., or skeptics, or liars who have to remember what they have said. They are not worthy of publication, and it's the people who seek these useless sites out , and who PROMOTE them who cause all the problems. I really don't give a bugger what these people or anyone else thinks.... we just have to question the motives of the people who continually remind us of them, or who keep bringing them out for us to see. These are the shit stirrers who need to be ignored.
Cheers.... George. Let the web-loggers (bloggers all) have their sites, but lets not go to them! Date: Thu Jul 1, 2004
Yahoo Message 6979
Oh... And this:
These 'weblog' sites...or blogs for short... are written by NO BODIES for their own purposes. Nerds who don't have a life that's outside of their bed room, where they keep their computers.... along side 6 months worth of discarded Macdonalds packaging....
Date: Thu May 13, 2004
Yahoo Message 6835
Oh Dear Poor George!
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Saturday, June 18, 2005
TERRITORY NEWS
Mystery of UFO sighting
Eric Tlozek
15jun05
Chris Peacock didn't believe in UFOs _ until he saw one two nights in a row. The retired bricklayer was star-gazing while he tried to get back to sleep at 3am on Monday. Instead he saw something that kept him awake until daybreak.
``I looked at the stars and then one of them looked like it moved,'' he said.
``It became bright, then moved up and down and made weird shapes in the sky.''
Mr Peacock, 53, woke his wife and showed her the object.
20-year-old daughter also saw it as she was getting ready to go to work.
said it appeared in the sky north of his CBD apartment, over Mindil Beach and East Point.
had always heard about UFOs and never believed in them,'' Mr Peacock said.
know it wasn't a plane or a helicopter _ it was doing things you know mankind cannot do.''
Peacock said the object continued its apparently random movement across the sky almost until dawn, when it disappeared.
I dismissed it as a strange phenomenon until he saw it reappear yesterday morning.
Whenever I have woken it's been there,'' he said.
You would think someone else would have spotted it.''
Mr Peacock said he hoped more people would come forward if they had seen the object.
I don't know what to believe except that you have to see it for yourself,'' he said.
The Territory is well-known for UFO sightings _ Wycliffe Well roadhouse, 380km north of Alice Springs on the Stuart Highway, once ranked fifth in the world in a study of UFO activity.
In April, tourists took photos of an object flaring brightly as it crossed the night sky in Central Australia.
Experts were unable to identify the object but said it could have been a satellite burning up as it re-entered Earth's atmosphere.
http://www.ntnews.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,7034,15617887%255E13569,00.html
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Mystery of UFO sighting
Eric Tlozek
15jun05
Chris Peacock didn't believe in UFOs _ until he saw one two nights in a row. The retired bricklayer was star-gazing while he tried to get back to sleep at 3am on Monday. Instead he saw something that kept him awake until daybreak.
``I looked at the stars and then one of them looked like it moved,'' he said.
``It became bright, then moved up and down and made weird shapes in the sky.''
Mr Peacock, 53, woke his wife and showed her the object.
20-year-old daughter also saw it as she was getting ready to go to work.
said it appeared in the sky north of his CBD apartment, over Mindil Beach and East Point.
had always heard about UFOs and never believed in them,'' Mr Peacock said.
know it wasn't a plane or a helicopter _ it was doing things you know mankind cannot do.''
Peacock said the object continued its apparently random movement across the sky almost until dawn, when it disappeared.
I dismissed it as a strange phenomenon until he saw it reappear yesterday morning.
Whenever I have woken it's been there,'' he said.
You would think someone else would have spotted it.''
Mr Peacock said he hoped more people would come forward if they had seen the object.
I don't know what to believe except that you have to see it for yourself,'' he said.
The Territory is well-known for UFO sightings _ Wycliffe Well roadhouse, 380km north of Alice Springs on the Stuart Highway, once ranked fifth in the world in a study of UFO activity.
In April, tourists took photos of an object flaring brightly as it crossed the night sky in Central Australia.
Experts were unable to identify the object but said it could have been a satellite burning up as it re-entered Earth's atmosphere.
http://www.ntnews.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,7034,15617887%255E13569,00.html
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Three in Four Americans Believe in Paranormal
Little change from similar results in 2001
June 16, 2005
by David W. Moore
by David W. Moore
"A recent Gallup survey shows that just about three in four Americans hold some paranormal belief -- in at least one of the following: extra sensory perception (ESP), haunted houses, ghosts, mental telepathy, clairvoyance, astrology, communicating with the dead, witches, reincarnation, and channeling. There are no significant differences in belief by age, gender, education, or region of the country."
http://www.gallup.com/poll/content/login.aspx?ci=16915
http://www.gallup.com/poll/content/login.aspx?ci=16915
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Tuesday, June 14, 2005
Michael Shermer Is A Nut!
Baloney Detection Kit is not Science As skeptic Dr Michael Shermer would like us to believe, but anything with Michael Shermer logo on it is.
This clown is first class dick head... well nothing seems to be above the 'Shermer Nut' not even theoretical physics? But folks Dr. Shermer received his B.A. in psychology from Pepperdine University, his M.A. in experimental psychology from California State University, Fullerton, and his Ph.D. in the history of science from Claremont Graduate University.
From Shermer:
"“The universe is all there is” – we’ve all read and perhaps even repeated this sentence. But cosmology marches on. It now appears that there may be baby universes, bubble universes, parallel universes – at present only intriguing mathematical quirks, though with new instruments like the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatories looking out for faint gravitational ripples in the ether, who knows?"
"Shermer assigns the existence of alternate universes a “fuzzy factor,” or probability, of 0.7.""
What! All this from a psychology nut who now thinks he can grasp theoretical physics - sorry folks nothing new between those ears.
If you have some free play money on hand, then the nut has a new book out...
Science Friction : Where the Known Meets the Unknown
by Michael Shermer
Hardcover: 336 pages
Publisher: Times Books (January 5, 2005)
Language: English
ISBN: 0805077081
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #7,162 in Books
Price: US$17.16
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0805077081/qid=1118665782/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/002-3711708-3836863?v=glance&s=books&n=507846
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Baloney Detection Kit is not Science As skeptic Dr Michael Shermer would like us to believe, but anything with Michael Shermer logo on it is.
This clown is first class dick head... well nothing seems to be above the 'Shermer Nut' not even theoretical physics? But folks Dr. Shermer received his B.A. in psychology from Pepperdine University, his M.A. in experimental psychology from California State University, Fullerton, and his Ph.D. in the history of science from Claremont Graduate University.
From Shermer:
"“The universe is all there is” – we’ve all read and perhaps even repeated this sentence. But cosmology marches on. It now appears that there may be baby universes, bubble universes, parallel universes – at present only intriguing mathematical quirks, though with new instruments like the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatories looking out for faint gravitational ripples in the ether, who knows?"
"Shermer assigns the existence of alternate universes a “fuzzy factor,” or probability, of 0.7.""
What! All this from a psychology nut who now thinks he can grasp theoretical physics - sorry folks nothing new between those ears.
If you have some free play money on hand, then the nut has a new book out...
Science Friction : Where the Known Meets the Unknown
by Michael Shermer
Hardcover: 336 pages
Publisher: Times Books (January 5, 2005)
Language: English
ISBN: 0805077081
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #7,162 in Books
Price: US$17.16
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0805077081/qid=1118665782/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/002-3711708-3836863?v=glance&s=books&n=507846
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Carnivorous Nights :
On the Trail of the Tasmanian Tiger
by MARGARET MITTELBACH, MICHAEL CREWDSON,
ALEXIS ROCKMAN (Illustrator)
Hardcover: 336 pages
Publisher: Villard (April 5, 2005)
ISBN: 1400060028
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #14,163 in Books
Price: US$16.47
AMAZON:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1400060028/qid=1118665631/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/002-3711708-3836863?v=glance&s=books&n=507846
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On the Trail of the Tasmanian Tiger
by MARGARET MITTELBACH, MICHAEL CREWDSON,
ALEXIS ROCKMAN (Illustrator)
Hardcover: 336 pages
Publisher: Villard (April 5, 2005)
ISBN: 1400060028
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #14,163 in Books
Price: US$16.47
AMAZON:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1400060028/qid=1118665631/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/002-3711708-3836863?v=glance&s=books&n=507846
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100,000,000 Americans
Would develop mental disorders
BOSTON, June 6 - More than 46% of Americans experience a mental disorder at some point in their lives, with onset occurring by age 14 in half of all cases.
These are among the findings of four studies conducted by Ronald Kessler, Ph.D., and colleagues at Harvard Medical School. The studies were published in the June issue of the Archives of General Psychiatry.
They found that the 12-month prevalence for any disorder was 26.2%, with a prevalence of 18.1% for anxiety disorders, 9.5% for mood disorders, 8.9% for impulse control disorders, and 3.8% for substance abuse disorders.
Of these cases, 22.3% were classified as serious, 37.3% as moderate, and 40.4% as mild. Fifty-five percent of those with a disorder met criteria for only one disorder, 22% for two diagnoses, and 23% for three or more diagnoses.
http://www.medpagetoday.com/tbindex.cfm?tbid=1153&topicid=87
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Would develop mental disorders
BOSTON, June 6 - More than 46% of Americans experience a mental disorder at some point in their lives, with onset occurring by age 14 in half of all cases.
These are among the findings of four studies conducted by Ronald Kessler, Ph.D., and colleagues at Harvard Medical School. The studies were published in the June issue of the Archives of General Psychiatry.
They found that the 12-month prevalence for any disorder was 26.2%, with a prevalence of 18.1% for anxiety disorders, 9.5% for mood disorders, 8.9% for impulse control disorders, and 3.8% for substance abuse disorders.
Of these cases, 22.3% were classified as serious, 37.3% as moderate, and 40.4% as mild. Fifty-five percent of those with a disorder met criteria for only one disorder, 22% for two diagnoses, and 23% for three or more diagnoses.
http://www.medpagetoday.com/tbindex.cfm?tbid=1153&topicid=87
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Monday, June 13, 2005
Do You Remember The UFO Sound Track?
HAVE A LISTEN:
http://tnthobbies.co.uk/UFO%201.mp3
OTHER SOUNDS:
http://tnthobbies.co.uk/music1.htm
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HAVE A LISTEN:
http://tnthobbies.co.uk/UFO%201.mp3
OTHER SOUNDS:
http://tnthobbies.co.uk/music1.htm
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Michael Billington - Actor
Born December 24, 1941 - Died June 6, 2005.
Michael Billington, the star of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson's live-action TV series UFO (1970-73) and James Bond's would-be assassin in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), has died, age 63.
http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/41066.html
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Born December 24, 1941 - Died June 6, 2005.
Michael Billington, the star of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson's live-action TV series UFO (1970-73) and James Bond's would-be assassin in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), has died, age 63.
http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/41066.html
Col. Paul Foster (Michael Billington)
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Phoenix UFO Video?
5th June 2005
Well I don't know? It looks very well done... now does that make it a hoax? At this point in time I am going to go with the story... but down load thew full video and have a good look.
"We taped quite possibly the clearest and most amazing sequence of strange lights in the skies above Arizona on Sunday night at 10pm"
VIEW VIDEO - 12mg:
http://www.rense.com/ufo6/ufotheatre.mpg
Update from Brian:
http://www.rense.com/update/update.htm
ORIGINAL POST DATA:
http://www.rense.com/general65/aamz.htm
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5th June 2005
Well I don't know? It looks very well done... now does that make it a hoax? At this point in time I am going to go with the story... but down load thew full video and have a good look.
"We taped quite possibly the clearest and most amazing sequence of strange lights in the skies above Arizona on Sunday night at 10pm"
VIEW VIDEO - 12mg:
http://www.rense.com/ufo6/ufotheatre.mpg
Update from Brian:
http://www.rense.com/update/update.htm
ORIGINAL POST DATA:
http://www.rense.com/general65/aamz.htm
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Stand up for the rights of our UniversitiesJ
une 7, 2005
AGE Letters
Vice-Chancellors - stand up and say enough is enough!
With the gathering of the industrial-relations storm clouds over Australian universities, one must see that the pestilence that such clouds will bring to the higher education sector has been partly encouraged by the timidity of the collective known as vice-chancellors.
They have fallen in line behind the Howard Government every step of the way, encouraged by the trappings of prestige and high salaries that the Government has bankrolled for them.
In a mere decade, the Howard Government has changed the once-proud culture of service and the old-trait professionalism of university life, which was once based on full support for staff, students and the community. These institutions have been turned into gross, greedy businesses driven by the profit motive.
Today, students are seen as assets, cultivated for institutional sustainability, on an endless treadmill of courses to pay more and more for the running of the institutions.
Staff are seen as collateral for exploitation and if somehow they are damaged by risky and even crackpot realist Federal Government policies on teaching, learning, research and now industrial relations - too bad. Go along with at any cost, must get the cash!
Is there a vice-chancellor anywhere in the land who will stand up publicly to the Federal Government and say enough is enough?
Current and future waves of staff, students, and the nation at large, will roundly condemn you, one and all, for not doing your real jobs - defending the autonomy of the higher education sector from a nasty, ill-informed, interventionist and, dare I say it, anti-intellectual Federal Government.
You have your test - stand up now and bravely lead us out of this madness.
Don't leave the fight to your unionised staff alone. Don't fail Australian society.
Neville Millen, sociologist, Deakin University
http://theage.com.au/news/Letters/Stand-up-for-the-rights-of-our-universities/2005/06/06/1117910237888.html
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une 7, 2005
AGE Letters
Vice-Chancellors - stand up and say enough is enough!
With the gathering of the industrial-relations storm clouds over Australian universities, one must see that the pestilence that such clouds will bring to the higher education sector has been partly encouraged by the timidity of the collective known as vice-chancellors.
They have fallen in line behind the Howard Government every step of the way, encouraged by the trappings of prestige and high salaries that the Government has bankrolled for them.
In a mere decade, the Howard Government has changed the once-proud culture of service and the old-trait professionalism of university life, which was once based on full support for staff, students and the community. These institutions have been turned into gross, greedy businesses driven by the profit motive.
Today, students are seen as assets, cultivated for institutional sustainability, on an endless treadmill of courses to pay more and more for the running of the institutions.
Staff are seen as collateral for exploitation and if somehow they are damaged by risky and even crackpot realist Federal Government policies on teaching, learning, research and now industrial relations - too bad. Go along with at any cost, must get the cash!
Is there a vice-chancellor anywhere in the land who will stand up publicly to the Federal Government and say enough is enough?
Current and future waves of staff, students, and the nation at large, will roundly condemn you, one and all, for not doing your real jobs - defending the autonomy of the higher education sector from a nasty, ill-informed, interventionist and, dare I say it, anti-intellectual Federal Government.
You have your test - stand up now and bravely lead us out of this madness.
Don't leave the fight to your unionised staff alone. Don't fail Australian society.
Neville Millen, sociologist, Deakin University
http://theage.com.au/news/Letters/Stand-up-for-the-rights-of-our-universities/2005/06/06/1117910237888.html
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Saturday, June 11, 2005
Extradition Sought in Military Case
TECHNOLOGY BRIEFING
Thursday, June 9, 2005; Page D05
Hacking
A Briton accused in what U.S. authorities call the biggest successful hacking effort against U.S. military computer networks looking for information on UFOs & Aliens was freed on bail after a court appearance in London.
Gary McKinnon, 39, left, is accused of installing software allowing him to control military computers, including the Army's network for Washington. Lawyers for McKinnon, who was first arrested in the case nearly three years ago and then released, said he would fight extradition. It was not clear why U.S. officials took so long to seek extradition.
LONDON - JUNE 8: Gary McKinnon leaves Bow Street Magistrate Court in a police van after being released on bail, June 8, 2005 in London, England. Mr McKinnon, 39, known on the internet as "Solo", is accused of hacking into computer networks operated by Nasa, the US Army, US Navy, Department of Defence and the US Air Force. McKinnon, who is contesting extradition to the U.S, was granted bail but was unable to meet the Magistrate's demands.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/08/AR2005060802577.html
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TECHNOLOGY BRIEFING
Thursday, June 9, 2005; Page D05
Hacking
A Briton accused in what U.S. authorities call the biggest successful hacking effort against U.S. military computer networks looking for information on UFOs & Aliens was freed on bail after a court appearance in London.
Gary McKinnon, 39, left, is accused of installing software allowing him to control military computers, including the Army's network for Washington. Lawyers for McKinnon, who was first arrested in the case nearly three years ago and then released, said he would fight extradition. It was not clear why U.S. officials took so long to seek extradition.
LONDON - JUNE 8: Gary McKinnon leaves Bow Street Magistrate Court in a police van after being released on bail, June 8, 2005 in London, England. Mr McKinnon, 39, known on the internet as "Solo", is accused of hacking into computer networks operated by Nasa, the US Army, US Navy, Department of Defence and the US Air Force. McKinnon, who is contesting extradition to the U.S, was granted bail but was unable to meet the Magistrate's demands.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/08/AR2005060802577.html
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Friedman & China Conference
Roswell researcher Stanton Friedman says he may be taking a trip to China for a UFO conference. http://www.binnallofamerica.com/binnall1.9.5.html
Ladies and Gentlemen of the UFO Research Community:
To further the development of World UFO research , it was decided among many UFO research organizations around the world that The International Chinese UFO Association be entrusted to hold a World UFO Conference in the beautiful city of Dalian, China. This conference will be a great gathering of worldwide UFO researchers. UFO cases which have happened around the world will be shown via verbal and video presentations to the attendees. he world-renowned UFO experts, and researchers will give subject matter presentations, including Close Encounter Cases which have happened in China.This will be a rare occasion for the exchange of information and a powerful impetus to UFO research. During the conference we will present the delegates with the great changes in China today.
Notice to delegates:
For delegates who wish to give a presentation, please send a copy to the Preparatory Committee no later than May 31, 2005. Any copies of videos or materials to show to the conference may also be brought.
Thesis published at the conference will be judged and the most excellent ones will be awarded.
Delegates should pay traveling expenses yourselves. The organizing committee will cover the lodging and meals. Delegates are required to pay US $500 to cover all the expenses like lodging, meals, registration, materials, transportation, souvenir and so on.
All delegates need to inform the conference regarding their landing time and transportation means before coming to China, the conference will arrange the receiving of delegates.
If you have any special requests or needs, please submit them to the conference in written form to avoid possible inconvenience.
Please let the preparatory committee know if you will attend this conference, via e-mail or regular mail when you receive this invitation.
Preparatory Committee Address:
21-8 #2 Building No. 205Yongping Street, Dalian, ChinaTelephone: 0411-84646365, 13889415759, and 13019466828
E-mail: jinfan41311@sina.com Contact: Jin, Fan, and Guo, Zhengmin
"10% of China’s 1.3 billion people are interested in UFO’s"
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Roswell researcher Stanton Friedman says he may be taking a trip to China for a UFO conference. http://www.binnallofamerica.com/binnall1.9.5.html
Ladies and Gentlemen of the UFO Research Community:
To further the development of World UFO research , it was decided among many UFO research organizations around the world that The International Chinese UFO Association be entrusted to hold a World UFO Conference in the beautiful city of Dalian, China. This conference will be a great gathering of worldwide UFO researchers. UFO cases which have happened around the world will be shown via verbal and video presentations to the attendees. he world-renowned UFO experts, and researchers will give subject matter presentations, including Close Encounter Cases which have happened in China.This will be a rare occasion for the exchange of information and a powerful impetus to UFO research. During the conference we will present the delegates with the great changes in China today.
Notice to delegates:
For delegates who wish to give a presentation, please send a copy to the Preparatory Committee no later than May 31, 2005. Any copies of videos or materials to show to the conference may also be brought.
Thesis published at the conference will be judged and the most excellent ones will be awarded.
Delegates should pay traveling expenses yourselves. The organizing committee will cover the lodging and meals. Delegates are required to pay US $500 to cover all the expenses like lodging, meals, registration, materials, transportation, souvenir and so on.
All delegates need to inform the conference regarding their landing time and transportation means before coming to China, the conference will arrange the receiving of delegates.
If you have any special requests or needs, please submit them to the conference in written form to avoid possible inconvenience.
Please let the preparatory committee know if you will attend this conference, via e-mail or regular mail when you receive this invitation.
Preparatory Committee Address:
21-8 #2 Building No. 205Yongping Street, Dalian, ChinaTelephone: 0411-84646365, 13889415759, and 13019466828
E-mail: jinfan41311@sina.com Contact: Jin, Fan, and Guo, Zhengmin
UFO's in China presented by Professor Sun Shi Li
"10% of China’s 1.3 billion people are interested in UFO’s"
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Why I Knew Instantly
"This, incidentally, was why I knew instantly when I spoke with the late Col. Philip Corso that he had some very real knowledge. I have no idea if the details of his story are true or not. I don't much care. Because one thing that IS true, is that he knew the fundamental message of the entity that seeks our companionship. When a "being" was asked what they had on offer for mankind, the reply was "a new world, if you can take it.""
Whitley Strieber's Unknown Country
The Reason for the Secrecy
Friday August 25th, 2000
http://www.unknowncountry.com/journal/?id=32
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"This, incidentally, was why I knew instantly when I spoke with the late Col. Philip Corso that he had some very real knowledge. I have no idea if the details of his story are true or not. I don't much care. Because one thing that IS true, is that he knew the fundamental message of the entity that seeks our companionship. When a "being" was asked what they had on offer for mankind, the reply was "a new world, if you can take it.""
Whitley Strieber's Unknown Country
The Reason for the Secrecy
Friday August 25th, 2000
http://www.unknowncountry.com/journal/?id=32
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Friday, June 10, 2005
U.S. scientists Say They Break Rules
Jun 9, 2005
BLOOMINGTON, MN, United States (UPI) -- Minnesota researchers found one in three U.S. scientists admitted in an anonymous survey they committed scientific misconduct in the previous three years.
The survey, conducted by HealthPartners Research Foundation, found 33 percent of scientists admitted breaking rules that are supposed to ensure the honesty of their work, the authors report in the British journal Nature.
The misbehaviors range from claiming credit for someone else`s work to changing study results due to pressure from a sponsor, reported the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
"Our findings suggest that U.S. scientists engage in a range of behaviors extending far beyond
falsification, fabrication and plagiarism that can damage the integrity of science," the authors
write in a commentary in the journal, which is released Wednesday.
Copyright 2005 by United Press International
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Jun 9, 2005
BLOOMINGTON, MN, United States (UPI) -- Minnesota researchers found one in three U.S. scientists admitted in an anonymous survey they committed scientific misconduct in the previous three years.
The survey, conducted by HealthPartners Research Foundation, found 33 percent of scientists admitted breaking rules that are supposed to ensure the honesty of their work, the authors report in the British journal Nature.
The misbehaviors range from claiming credit for someone else`s work to changing study results due to pressure from a sponsor, reported the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
"Our findings suggest that U.S. scientists engage in a range of behaviors extending far beyond
falsification, fabrication and plagiarism that can damage the integrity of science," the authors
write in a commentary in the journal, which is released Wednesday.
Copyright 2005 by United Press International
"Thay Call This Science? #2"
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White House Defends Editing of Climate Reports
By Dan Vergano
USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — The White House on Wednesday defended the actions of one of its key staffers who's publicly accused of editing government reports to downplay the link between "greenhouse" gases and global warming.
READ:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2005-06-08-white-house-climate_x.htm
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By Dan Vergano
USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — The White House on Wednesday defended the actions of one of its key staffers who's publicly accused of editing government reports to downplay the link between "greenhouse" gases and global warming.
READ:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2005-06-08-white-house-climate_x.htm
"Thay Call This Science? #1"
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Frogs Rain on Serbian Town
June 8, 2005
Thousands of tiny frogs rained on a town in north-western Serbia, Belgrade daily Blic reported
today.
Strong winds brought storm clouds over Odzaci, 120 kilometres north-west of Belgrade, on Sunday afternoon, but instead of rain, down came the tiny amphibians, witnesses said.
"I saw countless frogs fall from the sky," said Odzaci resident Aleksandar Ciric.
The frogs, different from those usually seen in the area, survived the fall and hopped around in
search of water.
Belgrade climatologist Slavisa Ignjatovic described the phenomenon as "not very unusual".
"A wind resembling a tornado can suck in anything light enough from the surface or shallow water.
Usually it's just dust, but sometimes also larger objects," Ignjatovic told Blic.
- DPA
Thw Melbourne AGEhttp://www.theage.com.au/news/World/Weathers-a-bit-hoppy/2005/06/08/1118123850113.html?oneclick=true
It's Raining Frogs
07/06/2005
A Serbian village came to a standstill when a downpour of frogs shocked residents into thinking the end of the world was nigh.
Residents in Odzaci told local daily newspaper Blic that a dark cloud appeared above the village,
before a shower of amphibians came pelting down.
Villager, Caja Jovanovic, said: "This huge 'cloud' seemed to come out of nowhere and its shape and colour looked very strange.
"We were all wondering what it was when suddenly frogs started to fall from the sky. I thought maybe a plane carrying frogs had exploded in mid-air."
However, the froggy-phenomenon has been explained away by climatology experts, who say the frogs were merely gathered from a lake by a whirlwind, which dropped them in the village.
© 1998-2005 DeHavilland Information Services plc. All rights reserved. http://www.dehavilland.co.uk/webhost.asp?wci=default&wcp=EntertainmentStoryPage&ItemID=13042307&Serv
iceID=8&filterid=345221&searchid=234672&category=1
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June 8, 2005
Thousands of tiny frogs rained on a town in north-western Serbia, Belgrade daily Blic reported
today.
Strong winds brought storm clouds over Odzaci, 120 kilometres north-west of Belgrade, on Sunday afternoon, but instead of rain, down came the tiny amphibians, witnesses said.
"I saw countless frogs fall from the sky," said Odzaci resident Aleksandar Ciric.
The frogs, different from those usually seen in the area, survived the fall and hopped around in
search of water.
Belgrade climatologist Slavisa Ignjatovic described the phenomenon as "not very unusual".
"A wind resembling a tornado can suck in anything light enough from the surface or shallow water.
Usually it's just dust, but sometimes also larger objects," Ignjatovic told Blic.
- DPA
Thw Melbourne AGEhttp://www.theage.com.au/news/World/Weathers-a-bit-hoppy/2005/06/08/1118123850113.html?oneclick=true
It's Raining Frogs
07/06/2005
A Serbian village came to a standstill when a downpour of frogs shocked residents into thinking the end of the world was nigh.
Residents in Odzaci told local daily newspaper Blic that a dark cloud appeared above the village,
before a shower of amphibians came pelting down.
Villager, Caja Jovanovic, said: "This huge 'cloud' seemed to come out of nowhere and its shape and colour looked very strange.
"We were all wondering what it was when suddenly frogs started to fall from the sky. I thought maybe a plane carrying frogs had exploded in mid-air."
However, the froggy-phenomenon has been explained away by climatology experts, who say the frogs were merely gathered from a lake by a whirlwind, which dropped them in the village.
© 1998-2005 DeHavilland Information Services plc. All rights reserved. http://www.dehavilland.co.uk/webhost.asp?wci=default&wcp=EntertainmentStoryPage&ItemID=13042307&Serv
iceID=8&filterid=345221&searchid=234672&category=1
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Thursday, June 09, 2005
What's This? A Shaver Revival?
By Doug Skinner
FATE Magazine - June 2005
"Richard Sharpe Shaver died 30 years ago. He was never famous in the usual sense of the word, but the “Shaver Mystery” and the “rock books” were once hot topics in certain circles."
READ FULL STORY:
http://fatemag.com/2005_06art1.html
BIO:
http://www.biography.ms/Richard_S._Shaver.html
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By Doug Skinner
FATE Magazine - June 2005
"Richard Sharpe Shaver died 30 years ago. He was never famous in the usual sense of the word, but the “Shaver Mystery” and the “rock books” were once hot topics in certain circles."
READ FULL STORY:
http://fatemag.com/2005_06art1.html
BIO:
http://www.biography.ms/Richard_S._Shaver.html
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Alien thinking
By Angela Hind
Pier Productions
"Not many scientists are prepared to take tales of alien abduction seriously, but John Mack, a Harvard professor who was killed in a road accident in north London last year, did. Ten years on from a row which nearly lost him his job, hundreds of people who claim they were abducted still revere him."
"Not many scientists are prepared to take tales of alien abduction seriously, but John Mack, a Harvard professor who was killed in a road accident in north London last year, did. Ten years on from a row which nearly lost him his job, hundreds of people who claim they were abducted still revere him."
"Professor John E Mack was an eminent Harvard psychiatrist, psychoanalyst and Pulitzer Prize winner whose clinical work had focused on explorations of dreams, nightmares and adolescent suicide."
FULL REPORT:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4071124.stm
"I would never say, yes, there are aliens taking people...] I would say there is a compelling powerful phenomenon here that I can't account for in any other way"
~ John Mack ~
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Saturday, June 04, 2005
Lonnie Zamora - 1964 Socorro Encounter
Well, Rich Reynolds & Christopher Jay claim that they may have solved this 1964 case... no facts as yet so let's wait and see. I bet they are going to use Hughes helicopter research material as their foundation... if so they will be way off... but I can wait. Good luck boys... your going to need it.
HAVE A READ:
http://rrrgroup.blogspot.com/
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Well, Rich Reynolds & Christopher Jay claim that they may have solved this 1964 case... no facts as yet so let's wait and see. I bet they are going to use Hughes helicopter research material as their foundation... if so they will be way off... but I can wait. Good luck boys... your going to need it.
HAVE A READ:
http://rrrgroup.blogspot.com/
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Friday, June 03, 2005
IS IT DIEING A SLOW DEATH?
My Newsagency tells me that they are not going to order the Australasian Ufologist Magazine... I asked why... well it looks as if its not selling... they used to order 10 for the shelf and only 1 sells... Would they change their mind… the short answer was no.
Oh well... will have to try another agency…
I hope this is not a trend… mind you it is a bit thin on new info… with the internet you just about have everything you need, on time and when its comes out… no need to wait these days.
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My Newsagency tells me that they are not going to order the Australasian Ufologist Magazine... I asked why... well it looks as if its not selling... they used to order 10 for the shelf and only 1 sells... Would they change their mind… the short answer was no.
Oh well... will have to try another agency…
I hope this is not a trend… mind you it is a bit thin on new info… with the internet you just about have everything you need, on time and when its comes out… no need to wait these days.
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TOYLAND - X-UFO
Price: £119.00
The X-UFO features four channel proportional radio control, with a range of up to 100 metres, and includes individual trims to finely balance each function for optimum performance.
high capacity flight battery which will give you about five minutes' flight time, and will recharge in 25 minutes using the supplied UK mains charger.
http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/XUFOFL.htm
The X-UFO features four channel proportional radio control, with a range of up to 100 metres, and includes individual trims to finely balance each function for optimum performance.
high capacity flight battery which will give you about five minutes' flight time, and will recharge in 25 minutes using the supplied UK mains charger.
http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/XUFOFL.htm
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Wednesday, June 01, 2005
Could This Be Real?
I have had a good look at all the tapes and I see no reason to believe that he is playing a HOAX... it look very good to me.
ABC13 (KTRK), in Las Vegas ran the original story.
"An ABC-TV affiliate in Las Vegas broadcast images of a UFO summoned by a self-styled "prophet" who predicts many more will be seen throughout the area next week.
"Ramon Watkins, also known as "Prophet Yahweh" agreed to meet with a reporter and camera crew of KTNV at a location of their choice and time. What they witnessed, and captured on camera, stunned the reporter and crew."
ORIGINAL ABC News TV - TAPE 1:
http://media.freeinternetpress.com/godlikeproductions.com/ufovideo/ABCnews1[1].wmv
OR
mms://wm-ondemand.abacast.com/prophet_yahweh/ABCnews1.wmv
Another Go That Works - TAPE 2:
http://www.filecabi.net/antihotlink367/ufoondemand2.wmv
THE STORY:
http://www.speroforum.com/blog/entry.asp?ENTRY_ID=134
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44503
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I have had a good look at all the tapes and I see no reason to believe that he is playing a HOAX... it look very good to me.
Prophet Yahweh
ABC13 (KTRK), in Las Vegas ran the original story.
"An ABC-TV affiliate in Las Vegas broadcast images of a UFO summoned by a self-styled "prophet" who predicts many more will be seen throughout the area next week.
"Ramon Watkins, also known as "Prophet Yahweh" agreed to meet with a reporter and camera crew of KTNV at a location of their choice and time. What they witnessed, and captured on camera, stunned the reporter and crew."
ORIGINAL ABC News TV - TAPE 1:
http://media.freeinternetpress.com/godlikeproductions.com/ufovideo/ABCnews1[1].wmv
OR
mms://wm-ondemand.abacast.com/prophet_yahweh/ABCnews1.wmv
Another Go That Works - TAPE 2:
http://www.filecabi.net/antihotlink367/ufoondemand2.wmv
THE STORY:
http://www.speroforum.com/blog/entry.asp?ENTRY_ID=134
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44503
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