On January 22nd I had a major operation. They opened a 13 centimer section of my spinal cord and removed a tumour. The doctors say they have never, in thousands of operations, ever seen a tumour like it.Read more here
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THE Queen and Prince Philip were gripped by the mystery of crop circles, it was revealed yesterday.
Letters seen by The Sun showed the couple asked to be kept informed about the weird farmland patterns.
Her Maj also asked an aide to send a sympathetic letter to Britain’s leading expert whose research was under threat.
And Philip was so intrigued he had newsletters on the circles — thought by many to be created by extraterrestrial beings — sent to Buckingham Palace.
They were published by researcher Colin Andrews, 61, an ex-local government engineer.
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]]>Last year, the county had over 100 sightings, more than the entire state did the year before, said John Ventre, director of the Pennsylvania Mutual UFO Network and one of the organizers of the conference.
Overall, 312 reports were filed in Pennsylvania - 225 in the second half of the year, he said.
So far, Ventre said his group, which has 133 members and 21 investigators, has been able to find explanations for about 20 percent of the cases as hoaxes or sightings of identifiable aircraft, satellites or planets.
Of course, that doesn't mean the remaining 80 percent involve alien spacecraft.
Alternative explanations include everything from optical illusions to weird weather phenomena, from experimental military aircraft to contraptions launched by pranksters.
Extra-terrestrials, though, are on the agenda at the conference, scheduled for noon to 5 pm at the Newtown campus of Bucks County Community College.
Besides Ventre and Bill Birnes of the History Channel's UFO Hunters, one of the main speakers will be Temple University professor David Jacobs, author of UFOs and Abductions and The Threat: Revealing the Secret Alien Agenda.
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About Para-Boston: New Paranormal Investigation Unit Created to Take Us Closer to Proving Ghosts, Spirits and Hauntings Exist Boston, MA – August 29, 2008 – Do you believe in ghosts? Although sometimes a silly question, Do You Believe in Ghosts? has been a fundamental aspect of all human culture since long before recorded history. Belief or disbelief in ghosts crosses all past and present civilizations, cultures, countries, religions, ethnicities and belief systems. Accounts of individuals crossing from the physical to the nonphysical and then communicating with the living are found in everything from ancient cave drawings to the Bible, from folklore to scientific journals to local newspapers. While a generous slice of humanity readily or reluctantly believes in ghosts, a larger slice refuses to believe in the paranormal despite stories of hauntings in cities and towns across the world. And while a good percentage of ghost sightings are faked, false alarms or practical jokes, another good percentage is believed to be the real thing. Still, individuals talking about their encounters with the paranormal to people in their everyday lives will almost always be met with cynicism. Psychics communicating with the dead can all too easily be debunked. And until recently, paranormal groups were considered as not much more than bunches of weirdoes and crazies. So what do paranormal investigations and investigators need to do to change the perception? Change the rules. Over the last few years, paranormal groups have redirected their efforts from communicating with spooks to aiming to prove the paranormal exists… scientifically. As in creating a sophisticated and controlled environment at the site of a haunting by using an array of devices and technologies that were not sensitive or powerful enough, or available that long ago.
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers (Traducción al Español abajo)
A most peculiar FSB is circulating in the Kremlin today stating that the renowned scientist and France’s first female astronaut Claudie Haigneré [pictured top left] had to be ‘forcefully restrained’ after screaming “Earth Must Be Warned!” prior to her falling into a coma from a reported overdose of sleeping pills in an apparent attempt at suicide.
Of Dr. Haigneré’s suicide attempt we can read from French media sources:
“The first French woman in space has been hospitalized after she tried to take her own life, according to published reports.
Claudie Haignere, 51, was hospitalized late yesterday after she tried to commit suicide, an unidentified French government source told Agence France-Presse. Another source told AFP that Haignere overdosed on pills.
Haignere, a rheumatologist, flew to the MIR space station as an astronaut in 1996 and to the International Space Station (ISS) in 2001. She's studied how humans adapt their motor and cognitive skills in weightlessness and monitored astronauts from the ground. Later, on the MIR, she performed experiments in physiology, developmental biology, fluid physics and technology, according to the European Space Agency.”
Some changes -- Although the editor's blog archives are still linked in the sidebar, the editor's blog is no more. All posts by UFO Magazine bloggers will be on the main page. Because of that I changed the name of the main blog from the green room to UFO Magazine blog. However, that had an unexpected consequence of changing the url of all previous posts. Well, it probably wouldn't have been unexpected if I had thought about it, but I didn't. So if you had linked to a specific post at your blog or elsewhere (before the change), it can no longer be found at that url.
The UFO Hunters blog will have news links about UFO Hunters, but Bill's (or Pat if he ever decides to post) posts about UFO Hunters will likely be on the main page.
Sorry if the change screwed anything up for anyone.
]]>The link to the site for your interest is: http://www.mystical-county.org.uk/
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