News Briefs 08-09-2010
Posted by Rick MG at 11:27, 08 Sep 2010Old-school...
- Ruins of ancient Egyptian city by the sea to be opened to the public.
- Going batty from Zahi Hawass: the Giza cave system that doesn't exist.
- Terrific article on lost civilisations (spot the mistake on page 6!).
- National Geographic prehistoric rock art special will probably ignore the psychedelic connection (Amazon US & UK).
- Hallucinogenic Devil's Trumpet plant 'found' in back garden. More on Datura.
- Global bee decline already having dramatic effect on plant pollination.
- Guinea pig power! Peruvian village using rodents to power their homes.
- Unnatural selection: human evolution's next steps (or slithering).
- Novae produce gamma rays, increasing our chances of being wiped... [static]
- Stephen Hawking may be a scientist, but he's also a trickster.
- Technology behind sounds heard during close encounters of the fourth kind?
- Biography explores the dark side of Roald Dahl (Amazon US & UK).
- Ten of the bloodiest bedtime stories ever.
- And they lived happily ever after... Death in fairy tales.
- Old Ned's Devil: the 19th century cryptobeast that accosted the great-uncle of a friend of Nick Redfern's father's brother's former roommate.
- Grass Valley man plans to use balloons to spot Bigfoot.
Thanks to Claudia, Greg, RPJ, Kat, Cat Vincent, another cat, & an aardvark.
Quote of the Day:
They are ill discoverers that think there is no land, when they can see nothing but sea.
~ Sir Francis Bacon
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22 November 2004
2 weeks 11 hours
Personally, I recommend webcams, a whole bunch of them.
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We are the cat.
6 April 2010
16 hours 53 min
Yes webcams and bait, lots of bait. One problem, many people, whether locals or crazy bigfoot hunters have been known to destroy the cameras. It's a very important money maker to those states, you can't take away there economy. Honestly I am surprised with all the sitings out there that there aren't more films of them.
"Following the dog’s example, you will have to be wise in sniffing, smelling and estimating these fine and meaty books...after which you should break the bone and suck the substantial marrow..." ~ Rabelais
6 April 2010
16 hours 53 min
"Following the dog’s example, you will have to be wise in sniffing, smelling and estimating these fine and meaty books...after which you should break the bone and suck the substantial marrow..." ~ Rabelais