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Columnist: Phillip Tilley |
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Deflation in a flat economy Posted on Sunday, 11 October, 2009| 4:44 | Comments: 4 Phillip Tilley: The dictionary defines deflation as a contraction in the volume of available money or credit that results in a decline of the general price level. Deflation occurs when the inflation rate falls below zero. This means the price of goods and services goes down and any currency you have will buy more. That is the good side of the coin.
Currently the U.S. economy is in a state of deflation. For two years in a row the GDP, or Gross Domestic Product, the total of all goods and services produced in the U.S. has fallen. Statistics from the...
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Columnist: William B Stoecker |
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Planets of the past Posted on Friday, 9 October, 2009| 8:14 | Comments: 2 William B Stoecker: We are not alone in this Solar System. Aside from possible intelligent species in other solar systems, even in other galaxies, we have company right here...and they've been here for a long, long time (but so have we). There is the evidence of ufos in our skies, beneath our seas, even (reported by our astronauts) beyond our atmosphere. Many ufos may be paranormal manifestations or bizarre life forms, but many at least appear to be machines. While an Earthly origin cannot be ruled out for them, neither can an interplanet...
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Columnist: Patrick Bernauw |
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Is your pet paranormal ? Posted on Wednesday, 7 October, 2009| 5:22 | Comments: 2 Patrick Bernauw: Science still is not certain how animals "navigate" home: by the position of the sun or by the earth's magnetic field? Thanks to some sixth and superior sense of direction? And what about lost animals who find their way to their owners through unfamiliar territory?
Biologists at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Long Beach, California, wondered whether cats could sense the presence of X rays. Researchers exposed the felines to X-radiation and found the greatest effect occured when the radiation was aimed at the olfactory bulb. Ac...
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Columnist: Lura Ketchledge |
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Lifeline from beyond the grave Posted on Monday, 5 October, 2009| 6:14 | Comments: 3 Lura Ketchledge: Is there a place between the living and dead a sort of vantage point where your loved ones watch over you after they have died? Before 1994 that kind of question never crossed my mind. Back then I knew there was life after death .I knew ghosts were real and the physical world was a school with mandatory attendance. How I knew these truths is a long story, a story best told in another article.
I was sick really sick and tired of paying medical bills with money I didn't have. My sense of humour was just as sho...
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Columnist: William B Stoecker |
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Rigged wars Posted on Saturday, 3 October, 2009| 6:58 | Comments: 3 William B Stoecker: Wars provide a ready excuse for increases in government spending and power, for secrecy, and for the imposition of one world government as a "solution" to the problem. They also kill a lot of people, and the global elites have long been obsessed with drastically reducing the human population of our world. There is, increasingly, evidence that many wars have deliberately been instigated for these and other reasons, and now the United States seems to be bogged down in wars that never end. In fact, since the UN was created...supposedly to prevent w...
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Columnist: Nancy Bradley |
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The Discovery/History Museum Posted on Thursday, 1 October, 2009| 8:15 | Comments: 1 Nancy Bradley: Sometimes a building is not haunted itself; the artifacts it holds are. This is the fantastic case of the Discovery/History Museum in Old Town Sacramento, California, located on Ist Street in Old Sac. It was not too long ago that as the Celebrities Psychic I received a call from the Discovery Museum. They had been hearing strange noises. Employees talked of things being put one place and found in another. Most of the activity was happening upstairs they told me. One employee said “I saw a person upstairs at the ol...
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Columnist: Paul Dale Roberts |
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A haunting in Modesto Posted on Tuesday, 29 September, 2009| 7:48 | Comments: 0 Paul Dale Roberts: Saturday, June 6, 2009. Busy day today, I have a preliminary investigation in Modesto, the home of George Lucas – Creator of American Graffiti and Star Wars. Modesto has infamous history, such as the notorious murder case of beautiful Laci Peterson. For more information on this case, see this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laci_Peterson
On this day, I will actually go to the Scott & Laci Peterson home. Rumor has it that the new owners are complaining about paranormal activity that i...
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Columnist: Mark Dohle |
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Language about God Posted on Sunday, 27 September, 2009| 8:08 | Comments: 31 Mark Dohle: The world “God” is a term for different theories of theism, a generic term that can pretty much mean anything, for even people who share the same faith tradition will have vastly different notions of God. This should not come as a surprise, since each unique individual, having their own distinctive path, will each have a one of a kind take on things. Even in close knits group, no matter how liberal, moderate, or conservative they are, will have breakdowns within each group. It seems that no two people can really see things the same way at all, no matt...
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Columnist: Patrick Bernauw |
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Cursed cars, haunted automobiles Posted on Friday, 25 September, 2009| 7:42 | Comments: 1 Patrick Bernauw: Here are three true stories of Cursed Cars and Haunted Automobiles. "You Will Be Dead Next Week!" James Byron Dean (1931-1955) was an American film actor who became a real cultural icon with such films as “Rebel Without a Cause”, “East of Eden” or “Giant”. His early death in a dramatic car accident helped to ensure his legend and was the beginning of another famous urban legend.
After Dean got the part in “East of Eden”, in the spring of 1955, the movie star went racing with his Por...
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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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