PLEASE NOTE: I STARTED THIS NEWSLETTER on April 3rd. The advantage I have of having selected friends from around the world in my social media like Facebook and Twitter is that I am so able to be informed. For those of you, which have shied away from such sites, let me explain what is involved in my association [...]

Voices in your head——–Lucky-Me, depending how one would decipher that, it appears that at certain times I get thoughts or hunches I follow. This time I spent 92 hours of “RESEARCH” to see if anything ever changes or if we have always been in a fog of self righteousness. It was rather mundane to Google [...]

Oh, where to start, oh, where to start! February is usually the month when I write about weather and hopes for spring time and the wonderful expectations, which come along with looking forward to flowers and blooms. Dephina Nova summerized part of February best by the following post: It’s really funny when you speak to people and they [...]

NASA has announced that a 150-foot asteroid will be passing real close to Earth on February 15.

February 2013 Newsletter

Crimes Against Humanity committed by Barack H. Obama

Sunny Siberia is adding a new attraction. A Yeti theme park. Yes, you read that right, a theme park devoted to the legendary Yeti.

Scientists explore the four-stranded DNA called G-quadruplex for a possible cancer palliative.

A 300 million-year-old metal artifact dug up in Russia’s Vladivostok region is stirring scientific controversy with its unique composition and design.

Researchers at the University of East Anglia embark on a project to make solar energy capture more efficient by mimicking the way in which plants do photosynthesis.

The Nature Climate Change journal has published a study which says that soil warming from climate change can lead to the emission of more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere and worsen the impacts of global warming.

The Mutual UFO network publishes an article about a UFO sighting in Cotulla City with an accompanying photo of a ‘spaceship’ coming out from a water body.

A UFO enthusiast says that he has discovered old NASA photos showing aliens using the moon as a spacecraft.

If you are serious about truly overcoming your diabetic condition, there are actually a number of all-natural herbal remedies available that possess proven curative benefits.

CoMeD has been on the front lines trying to raise awareness about the presence of mercury in vaccines, as well as urging lawmakers and other appropriate authorities to protect our children.

U.S. residents suffer from higher rates of disease and injury and have shorter lifespans, the report found.

Buying a “get out of jail free” card is just a mouse click away — and city officials are horrified.

The Pentagon is looking to bring airships back from their spotty past and into the future.

A US billionaire and co-founder of PayPal, Elon Musk, has made plans to build a settlement for 80,000 people on Mars when technology makes it possible for man to live there – as long as the inhabitants are vegetarians.

With a couple dollars and a few spare minutes, to make yourself invisible to Big Brother.

More Spying On Citizens than in Stasi East Germany.

The archipelago off the coast of Venezuela, where fashion designer Vittorio Missoni’s plane disappeared mid-air, has a growing reputation for mysterious vanishings.

A new children’s book introduces kids to the “wonderful world of illness”.

These days, screen-addicted Americans are more stressed out and distracted than ever. And nope, there’s no app for that. But there is a radically simple remedy: get outside.

The best late-night console game of all time? Lovely Sweet Dream (LSD) Dream Emulator was released in Japan in 1998 by Playstation.

U.S. and New Zealand secretly tested ‘tsunami bomb’ designed to trigger tidal waves and destroy coastal cities in WWII.

Project Sanguine, a U.S. Navy program from the 1980s that “would have involved 41 percent of Wisconsin,” turning that state into a giant “antenna farm” capable of communicating with what Wikipedia calls “deeply-submerged submarines.”

A UFO watchers group in Taiwan has been seeking image experts’ insights on what seems to be a photo of an “alien being” taken at a hiking site in Taitung County. The photo has been featured on local news, sparking a debate between skeptics and believers.

Ancient artifacts resembling the Antikythera mechanism, an ancient bronze clockwork astronomical calculator, may rest amid the larger-than-expected Roman shipwreck that yielded the device in 1901.

Prolonged Cosmic Radiation Exposure Could Hasten Alzheimer’s.