The British Big Cats Conference is taking place in Leicestershire, March 24-26. Here’s what you need to know about the mystery cats before you go.
- Carbon dating suggests map drawn in 1763 by a Chinese cartographer is real, not a modern forgery, but doubters still question the results.
- Were early humans and cave bears trading spaces?
- London and many other areas to be under water by 2100.
- Main-belt comets between Mars and Jupiter may have played a role in forming Earth’s oceans.
- Does the Gulf of Mexico hold as much oil as Saudi Arabia?
- Research reveals oxygen’s contributions to evolution.
- Humans are a hostile host to bird flu. Wanna bet this won’t end the hype?
- Speaking of birds, if your computer modem sounds a little odd, try checking the tree outside.
- Rare syndrome puts women in state of sexual overdrive.
- Humpback songs reveal sophisticated language skills.
- Whose Internet is it, anyway?
- Mars meteorite similar to bacteria-etched earth rocks.
- Walgreens customers sue over insults on their prescription printouts.
- Russian researchers open UFO School for lovers of paranormal.
- Richard Freeman: Interview with a cryptozoologist.
- The U.S.’s missing $3 trillion, including info on the aliens among us (circa Sept. 2002), and America’s Black Budget (circa May, 2004).
- The history of U.S. response to UFOs and extraterrestrail visitors: A review of Exempt From Disclosure.
- Actor Charlie Sheen Questions Official 9/11 Story. CNN has a poll where you can vote on whether or not you agree with Sheen that the government covered up the real events of 9/11. At the time I checked the results, 82% agreed.
- Wiccan veterans want gravesite recognition.
- Cold Warrior in a Strange Land: An interview with Chalmers Johnson, parts 1 and 2.
Quote of the Day:
Political couch potatoes, that’s what we have become. Wimps’r’Us: the 90 percent of the nation’s citizenry who are subservient to the wishes of the other 10 percent. We are all believers, no way to deny it, whether it’s Jesus Christ that we follow, or the goddess Apathy; or render cult to both while pretending to be monotheistic.
Ben Tanosborn, here
