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Fed lowers its projections for economySees unemployment growing, signals another rate cut may be necessary more... comment... rate (0/10)

The death of NATONATO is dying; it’s the common condition, of course, of all living things from the moment more... comment... rate (0/10)

GOP congressman: 'It is not your money'Michigan lawmaker trying to help Detroit makes stunning statement about tax dollars more... comment... rate (0/10)

Fear stalks the world’s economiesFears of a severe global recession gripped financial markets on Thursday, sending interest rates to record more... comment... rate (0/10)

Russia ready to deploy Iskander missiles at any timeRussia is ready to deploy Iskander missile systems to its Kaliningrad Region at any time more... comment... rate (0/10)

Statement From G-20 Summit: In EnglishThe Editor of Expresso in Portugal wanted my take on the recent G-20 communique. Here is my “translation” of the official statement more... comment... rate (0/10)

Why Gold Is Down, But You Can't Get Your Hands on AnyAt first glance, it appears as if the gold bugs, those bullish on gold, have been stepped more... comment... rate (0/10)

Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2008 kick startsWorlds largest internet congregation formed by the United Nations Secretary-General more... comment... rate (0/10)

Properties of the ideal global citizenI WAS in Washington DC to release a new report on global skills at a human resources industry conference in September more... comment... rate (0/10)

USA, Russia and “arms race” in Latin AmericaThe measures taken by the president of Venezuela Hugo Chavez to modernise more... comment... rate (0/10)

UFOs & Extraterrestrials

Boeing-737 crew report UFO sightingInformation is filtering through regarding a possible encounter with a UFO that occurred on the 27th of October 2008 more... comment... rate (0/10)

Technical Theory That Fits UFO ClaimsFlight Behaviour and Rural Preference more... comment... rate (0/10)

Monterey Bay Underground UFO BaseIs there a UFO base underneath Monterey Bay? Many citizens more... comment... rate (0/10)

'UFO' was a military aircraftREPORTS of a UFO spotted in the skies above Chatton have been dismissed as the activities of military more... comment... rate (0/10)

MORE SIGHTINGS SURFACEWayne Cavinder saw “fire in the sky” about a year ago, but nobody believed him more... comment... rate (0/10)

Teenagers spot UFOs over WoodloesTeenagers driving on the Woodloes in Warwick were left intrigued and unsettled by the appearance more... comment... rate (0/10)

Preliminary report aboutUfology is mostly all about going to places to examine the facts in locu, examining all the situations more... comment... rate (0/10)

UFOs Frequent North Austin SkyCarl Lancaster of Austin believes that UFOs are hovering over the city's sky at night more... comment... rate (0/10)

Large Light Seen In Sacramento Area SkyLight Seen Tuesday Afternoon more... comment... rate (0/10)

UFO sightings over Bucks CountyA conference planned for Bucks County is truly "out of this world!" more... comment... rate (0/10)

Planet Earth

Quakes Shake in Banning, Near the California-Mexico BorderTwo temblors shook Southern Califronia but did not cause any injuries or damage more... comment... rate (0/10)

Government warns of "catastrophic" U.S. quakePeople in a vast seismic zone in the southern and midwestern United States would face catastrophic more... comment... rate (0/10)

Lava Beds National Monument: underground cave explorationFew visitors venture into the lava tubes, which means the ones who do find solitude in the dark more... comment... rate (0/10)

Strong quake strikes Panama, no damage reportedA strong earthquake of 6.2 magnitude and at a depth of 48 km struck Panama near the Costa more... comment... rate (0/10)

Quake hits eastern Indonesia A moderate earthquake with magnitude 5.5 rocked eastern parts of Indonesia on Tuesday more... comment... rate (0/10)

GM crops 'to be grown in secret'Genetically-modified crops could be grown by the Government in secret locations in an attempt to prevent more... comment... rate (0/10)

The world has never seen such freezing heatA surreal scientific blunder last week raised a huge question mark about the temperature records that underpin more... comment... rate (0/10)

Just blowing off some steam?Scientists keep an eye on Mt. Redoubt more... comment... rate (0/10)

Indonesia Hit by Powerful EarthquakeA 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Indonesia and killed two people, leaving hundreds more... comment... rate (0/10)

5.1 magnitude quake hits southwest ChinaAn earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale jolted southwest China more... comment... rate (0/10)

Space & Science

It's Not a Tumor - Doctors Find Worm In Woman's Brain InsteadDoctors in Arizona thought a Phoenix-area woman had a possible brain tumor more... comment... rate (0/10)

Cancer Cured For GoodIt works 100% of the time to eradicate cancer completely, and cancer does not recur even years later more... comment... rate (0/10)

Evidence of vast frozen water reserves on MarsNASA scientists have discovered enormous underground reservoirs of frozen water on Mars more... comment... rate (0/10)

Did an asteroid kill Mars' magnetic field?About 4.2 billion years ago, planet was pummeled with massive asteroids more... comment... rate (0/10)

Leonid meteor shower streaks northern skyTwice this week I have seen something strange in the southern sky. Sunday and Tuesday more... comment... rate (0/10)

Lost tool bag forces changes to planned spacewalksFlight controllers were revamping plans Wednesday for the remaining spacewalks planned more... comment... rate (0/10)

1st Trachea Transplant From Stem CellsDoctors Use Patient's Stem Cells to Prepare Donor's Trachea more... comment... rate (0/10)

NASA tests 'interplanetary internet' in deep spaceA NEW type of internet that can send information in deep space has been successfully more... comment... rate (0/10)

Signs of Weather Seen on Dwarf PlanetStrange weather on the icy dwarf planet Eris could be causing changes that scientists more... comment... rate (0/10)

Bursts Spotted at Milky Way's Black HoleOutbursts from the black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy generate material that more... comment... rate (0/10)

Ancient World

King Herod Family Tombs FoundIsraeli Archaeologist Ehud Netzer digging at Beit Sahour on the West Bank said Wednesday more... comment... rate (0/10)

Archeologists Find Dinosaur Tracks in BoliviaIt is believed that the tracks could be the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere more... comment... rate (0/10)

100 new roman artifacts discovered in MacedoniaA team of archaeologists has found over 100 new artifacts, which more... comment... rate (0/10)

Neolithic nuclear family raises archaeologists' eyebrows Meet the first nuclear family - or what's left of them Printer friendly version Archaeologists have uncovered the world's oldest ever nuclear family more... comment... rate (0/10)

Roman Village in the PipelineA ROMAN settlement which experts described as of national significance has been unearthed in the North more... comment... rate (0/10)

Unearthed: city’s new proof of ageExcavations near the city by the state archaeology department and recently unearthed devices more... comment... rate (0/10)

N. Ky. Indian hunt-and-kill site a rare findArchaeologists have dug up and will display evidence of an American Indian bison more... comment... rate (0/10)

A Mayan mysteryThe ruins at Tulum, overlooking the Caribbean Sea, are a must-see for visitors to the Riviera Maya region of Mexico more... comment... rate (0/10)

Pelvis found in Ethiopia has some scientists rethinking Homo erectusMillion-year-old pelvis indicates wider birth canal, stout build more... comment... rate (0/10)

Charting 9000 years of history in FalkirkAROUND 9000 years ago the first humans set foot in Falkirk more... comment... rate (0/10)

Animal Kingdom

Three more Bigfoot sightings reportedBrian Vike, Director of HBCC UFO research is still trying to verify three sasquatch sightings more... comment... rate (0/10)

New species of penguin is foundResearchers studying a rare and endangered species of penguin have uncovered a previously unknown species more... comment... rate (0/10)

Woolly Mammoth Genome SequencedJust in time for global warming, scientists have sequenced the genome of the extinct woolly mammoth more... comment... rate (0/10)

Ancient turtle discovered on SkyeThe earliest turtles known to live in water have been discovered on a Scottish island more... comment... rate (0/10)

Fungus suspected as cause of bat diseaseExperts have identified a fungus that might be linked to bats with white-nose syndrome, a deadly affliction that has devastated more... comment... rate (0/10)

Wild Bees Possibly Infected By Commercially Bred BeesCommercially bred bees used pollinate greenhouse crops may be spreading diseases to wild populations more... comment... rate (0/10)

Newly discovered fossil has familiar nameMost scientists recall pivotal moments in their professional lives, but perhaps no moment is as meaningful more... comment... rate (0/10)

Woolly Rhinoceros Discovery Is Oldest in EuropeA woolly rhinoceros was just 12 years old when it died in a pool of meltwater flowing more... comment... rate (0/10)

Alberta researchers reveal details of 'one of a kind' dinosaur nestAlberta researchers have almost cracked the mystery of what kind of dinosaur more... comment... rate (0/10)

Aliens of the deephe weird and wonderfully wobbly animals discovered by 'sea census' more... comment... rate (9/10)

Links

Fed lowers its projections for economy

Sees unemployment growing, signals another rate cut may be necessary

more... comment... rate (0/10)

The death of NATO

NATO is dying; it’s the common condition, of course, of all living things from the moment

more... comment... rate (0/10)

GOP congressman: 'It is not your money'

Michigan lawmaker trying to help Detroit makes stunning statement about tax dollars

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Fear stalks the world’s economies

Fears of a severe global recession gripped financial markets on Thursday, sending interest rates to record

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Russia ready to deploy Iskander missiles at any time

Russia is ready to deploy Iskander missile systems to its Kaliningrad Region at any time

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Statement From G-20 Summit: In English

The Editor of Expresso in Portugal wanted my take on the recent G-20 communique. Here is my “translation” of the official statement

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Why Gold Is Down, But You Can't Get Your Hands on Any

At first glance, it appears as if the gold bugs, those bullish on gold, have been stepped

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2008 kick starts

Worlds largest internet congregation formed by the United Nations Secretary-General

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Properties of the ideal global citizen

I WAS in Washington DC to release a new report on global skills at a human resources industry conference in September

more... comment... rate (0/10)

USA, Russia and “arms race” in Latin America

The measures taken by the president of Venezuela Hugo Chavez to modernise

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Boeing-737 crew report UFO sighting

Information is filtering through regarding a possible encounter with a UFO that occurred on the 27th of October 2008

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Technical Theory That Fits UFO Claims

Flight Behaviour and Rural Preference

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Monterey Bay Underground UFO Base

Is there a UFO base underneath Monterey Bay? Many citizens

more... comment... rate (0/10)

'UFO' was a military aircraft

REPORTS of a UFO spotted in the skies above Chatton have been dismissed as the activities of military

more... comment... rate (0/10)

MORE SIGHTINGS SURFACE

Wayne Cavinder saw “fire in the sky” about a year ago, but nobody believed him

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Teenagers spot UFOs over Woodloes

Teenagers driving on the Woodloes in Warwick were left intrigued and unsettled by the appearance

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Preliminary report about

Ufology is mostly all about going to places to examine the facts in locu, examining all the situations

more... comment... rate (0/10)

UFOs Frequent North Austin Sky

Carl Lancaster of Austin believes that UFOs are hovering over the city's sky at night

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Large Light Seen In Sacramento Area Sky

Light Seen Tuesday Afternoon

more... comment... rate (0/10)

UFO sightings over Bucks County

A conference planned for Bucks County is truly "out of this world!"

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Quakes Shake in Banning, Near the California-Mexico Border

Two temblors shook Southern Califronia but did not cause any injuries or damage

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Government warns of "catastrophic" U.S. quake

People in a vast seismic zone in the southern and midwestern United States would face catastrophic

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Lava Beds National Monument: underground cave exploration

Few visitors venture into the lava tubes, which means the ones who do find solitude in the dark

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Strong quake strikes Panama, no damage reported

A strong earthquake of 6.2 magnitude and at a depth of 48 km struck Panama near the Costa

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Quake hits eastern Indonesia

A moderate earthquake with magnitude 5.5 rocked eastern parts of Indonesia on Tuesday

more... comment... rate (0/10)

GM crops 'to be grown in secret'

Genetically-modified crops could be grown by the Government in secret locations in an attempt to prevent

more... comment... rate (0/10)

The world has never seen such freezing heat

A surreal scientific blunder last week raised a huge question mark about the temperature records that underpin

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Just blowing off some steam?

Scientists keep an eye on Mt. Redoubt

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Indonesia Hit by Powerful Earthquake

A 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Indonesia and killed two people, leaving hundreds

more... comment... rate (0/10)

5.1 magnitude quake hits southwest China

An earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale jolted southwest China

more... comment... rate (0/10)

It's Not a Tumor - Doctors Find Worm In Woman's Brain Instead

Doctors in Arizona thought a Phoenix-area woman had a possible brain tumor

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Cancer Cured For Good

It works 100% of the time to eradicate cancer completely, and cancer does not recur even years later

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Evidence of vast frozen water reserves on Mars

NASA scientists have discovered enormous underground reservoirs of frozen water on Mars

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Did an asteroid kill Mars' magnetic field?

About 4.2 billion years ago, planet was pummeled with massive asteroids

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Leonid meteor shower streaks northern sky

Twice this week I have seen something strange in the southern sky. Sunday and Tuesday

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Lost tool bag forces changes to planned spacewalks

Flight controllers were revamping plans Wednesday for the remaining spacewalks planned

more... comment... rate (0/10)

1st Trachea Transplant From Stem Cells

Doctors Use Patient's Stem Cells to Prepare Donor's Trachea

more... comment... rate (0/10)

NASA tests 'interplanetary internet' in deep space

A NEW type of internet that can send information in deep space has been successfully

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Signs of Weather Seen on Dwarf Planet

Strange weather on the icy dwarf planet Eris could be causing changes that scientists

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Bursts Spotted at Milky Way's Black Hole

Outbursts from the black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy generate material that

more... comment... rate (0/10)

King Herod Family Tombs Found

Israeli Archaeologist Ehud Netzer digging at Beit Sahour on the West Bank said Wednesday

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Archeologists Find Dinosaur Tracks in Bolivia

It is believed that the tracks could be the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere

more... comment... rate (0/10)

100 new roman artifacts discovered in Macedonia

A team of archaeologists has found over 100 new artifacts, which

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Neolithic nuclear family raises archaeologists' eyebrows

Meet the first nuclear family - or what's left of them Printer friendly version Archaeologists have uncovered the world's oldest ever nuclear family

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Roman Village in the Pipeline

A ROMAN settlement which experts described as of national significance has been unearthed in the North

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Unearthed: city’s new proof of age

Excavations near the city by the state archaeology department and recently unearthed devices

more... comment... rate (0/10)

N. Ky. Indian hunt-and-kill site a rare find

Archaeologists have dug up and will display evidence of an American Indian bison

more... comment... rate (0/10)

A Mayan mystery

The ruins at Tulum, overlooking the Caribbean Sea, are a must-see for visitors to the Riviera Maya region of Mexico

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Pelvis found in Ethiopia has some scientists rethinking Homo erectus

Million-year-old pelvis indicates wider birth canal, stout build

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Charting 9000 years of history in Falkirk

AROUND 9000 years ago the first humans set foot in Falkirk

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Three more Bigfoot sightings reported

Brian Vike, Director of HBCC UFO research is still trying to verify three sasquatch sightings

more... comment... rate (0/10)

New species of penguin is found

Researchers studying a rare and endangered species of penguin have uncovered a previously unknown species

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Woolly Mammoth Genome Sequenced

Just in time for global warming, scientists have sequenced the genome of the extinct woolly mammoth

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Ancient turtle discovered on Skye

The earliest turtles known to live in water have been discovered on a Scottish island

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Fungus suspected as cause of bat disease

Experts have identified a fungus that might be linked to bats with white-nose syndrome, a deadly affliction that has devastated

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Wild Bees Possibly Infected By Commercially Bred Bees

Commercially bred bees used pollinate greenhouse crops may be spreading diseases to wild populations

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Newly discovered fossil has familiar name

Most scientists recall pivotal moments in their professional lives, but perhaps no moment is as meaningful

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Woolly Rhinoceros Discovery Is Oldest in Europe

A woolly rhinoceros was just 12 years old when it died in a pool of meltwater flowing

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Alberta researchers reveal details of 'one of a kind' dinosaur nest

Alberta researchers have almost cracked the mystery of what kind of dinosaur

more... comment... rate (0/10)

Aliens of the deep

he weird and wonderfully wobbly animals discovered by 'sea census'

more... comment... rate (9/10)