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 Columnist: Tom Kane |
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 UFO or not UFO: that is the question
Posted on Wednesday, 23 September, 2009| 7:51 | Comments: 6
Tom Kane: I've seen one or two odd things in my lifetime but I have to admit I’ve never seen so many UFOs in one place since I moved to Cyprus a year ago. At the ripe old age of twenty-four I once saw what looked like a star in a bright blue clear sky on a sunny summer afternoon near Ledbury, Herefordshire, England. I and two companions were walking down a small lane when I noticed a ‘star’ in the sky. I pointed it out and all three of us looked up at it. As we watched the ‘star’ grew smaller and smaller until it eventually disappeared.
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Columnist: Floco Tausin |
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 Awakening the inner sense
Posted on Monday, 21 September, 2009| 5:54 | Comments: 1
Floco Tausin: What we know as our weekday is a tide of miscellaneous information which we receive with our five senses and put together to an integral picture in the brain. The sense organs are the gates of our body – they connect the outside world with the inner world and determine, dependent on our state of consciousness, how we experience this world.
But is there more to human sense activity than touching, seeing, hearing, smelling and tasting? There is, according to many cultures and religions where we find the notion of...
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Columnist: Edward Shanahan |
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 Bachelor's Grove Cemetery tour
Posted on Saturday, 19 September, 2009| 4:06 | Comments: 2
Edward Shanahan: The World can now view a tour of the haunted historic Bachelor's Grove Cemetery. My name is Edward Shanahan and this is an un-cut video that I shot back in 2003 and is a tour of the documented haunted cemetery. The article below about the haunted Bachelors Grove Cemetery is one I just created in August 2009.
Plus I may be one of only a few (if any), that has captured what appears to be the Ghost House of Bachelor's Grove Cemetery on video, as commented below. Links to my web site of Paranormal Loca...
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Columnist: Phillip Tilley |
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 Is the glass half empty ?
Posted on Thursday, 17 September, 2009| 5:03 | Comments: 7
Phillip Tilley: “To tell the truth I lied about the truth, and if I had to do it over again I would and that’s the truth.” Lt. Col. Oliver North testifying before Congress. If the glass is half empty it means it is still on the way down to being empty. If the glass is half full it means it is on the way to being filled up. In reality there is no glass, it is plastic and fake like so many other things these days. Gold has become a gold card which is not gold at all, it is plastic that is gold colored.
For several months certain economists working for t...
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Columnist: Paul Dale Roberts |
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 Xara the Zombris
Posted on Tuesday, 15 September, 2009| 5:09 | Comments: 1
Paul Dale Roberts: Today is August 28, 2009, Friday and Shannon 'Ms. Macabre' McCabe has an assignment for me. She sends me out to meet a woman that encountered a zombie while she was visiting friends in Biloxi, Mississippi. The lady is Julie Lemos, a tall lean blonde with sparkles in her eyes. I met her at Starbucks and we start talking about her encounter. The zombie she encountered is known as Xara the Zombris. Yes, I know there is no such word as Zombris, but that is what the locals call her. The feminized the word for Zombie.
Julie went...
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Columnist: Peter Fotis Kapnistos |
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 UFOs explained and unsolved
Posted on Sunday, 13 September, 2009| 5:07 | Comments: 0
Peter Fotis Kapnistos: Some modern UFO myths were produced by the German development of rocketry and jet aircraft, which led to the missile and space programs of the Soviet Union and the United States. UFO sightings during World War II, mainly those known as foo fighters, were thought to be enemy craft. German flying discs were said to be advanced aircraft or spacecraft developed during World War II. Some believe that German scientists continued to develop flying saucers in Antarctica.
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Columnist: William B Stoecker |
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UFOs and synchronicity
Posted on Friday, 11 September, 2009| 5:07 | Comments: 0
William B Stoecker: Beginning at least as far back as John Keel and Jacques Vallee, thoughtful researchers have realized that a simple "nuts and bolts" alien spacecraft interpretation of the ufo phenomenon is, at best, an oversimplification. There is evidence that some ufos may be paranormal in nature, or that the ufos themselves may be bizarre life forms, living in our atmosphere and beyond. There are high strangeness cases where normal background sounds are blocked out and the witnesses seem to have been at least partly transported out of o...
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Columnist: Nancy Bradley |
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 Sacramento state capitol building ghosts
Posted on Wednesday, 9 September, 2009| 15:48 | Comments: 1
Nancy Bradley: With a 50,000-acre land grant from the Mexican government, Captain John Sutter, in 1839, settled at the adjoining banks of the American and Sacramento rivers in California. In 1848, the official town of Sacramento was laid out on Sutter’s property. As you recall, it was that same year that James Marshall discovered the gold that started the great California Gold Rush, near the south fork of the American River.
Sacramento quickly grew. Although early days saw at least two major floods and fires that dev...
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Columnist: Nancy Bradley |
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 Psychic 'uncovers' ghosts in bookstore
Posted on Wednesday, 9 September, 2009| 3:55 | Comments: 0
Nancy Bradley: Disembodied voices in an empty room. Glasses clinking when no one is there. A few years ago, David Mintz, then owner/manager of Rivendell Books at 352 Main Street, Placerville, California, heart of the gold rush country, made an astonishing find. His store was haunted.
What started as an ordinary day would prove fateful. This particular cloudy winter morning he stepped from his car as he always did, and walked the few steps to the front door of his business. It was there he crossed the threshold to the ...
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Columnist: Patrick Bernauw |
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 The life and times of Doctor Dee
Posted on Monday, 7 September, 2009| 4:22 | Comments: 0
Patrick Bernauw: The greatest magician of all time was undoubtedly the Englishman John Dee. His life and his works are wrapped in shrouds of mystery, surrounded by all sorts of rumours. John Dee would have been Shakespeare’s model for the sorcerer Prospero in “The Tempest”. But this can’t be the reason why he once was called “the friend of the hounds of hell”… can it?
John Dee published a diary and several autobiographical writings; he was a recognized authority in the field of mathematics and the Gree...
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