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  • Rasputin
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    • Jan 2005
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    #526
    "Da Vinci Code" banned in Egypt

    On May 19 The Da Vinci Code, with all its controversy, was released to theaters worldwide. Middle Eastern countries, however, have been quick to pull the plug on the film. In Egypt, the film based on Dan Brown's international bestseller did not make it to its planned release on May 23, as censors did not give the go ahead. Many in the country speculate that the reason behind this decision is that the government does not want to upset the Coptic population following incidents of sectarian strife and violence over the past year. "It isn't going to be shown here because they are afraid the Christians will get upset and say it is the conspiracy by the Muslims and the government," says Joseph Fahim, a Cairo film critic. "But, according to the reviews from Cannes, the film isn't very good anyway, so we shouldn't be too upset." Coptic Christians, the remnants of the first Christian church in history, make up approximately 10 percent of the population in Egypt.

    According to a statement released by Jordan, Egypt's neighbor, which has also banned the film, the film "tarnishes the memory of Christian and Islamic figures and contradicts the truth as written in the Bible and the Koran about Jesus". The film is a fictional portrayal that speculates that Jesus did not die on the cross, but instead married Mary Magdalene and that their descendants exist in secret up to this day. Following a murder in the Louvre, the story takes the viewer on a whirlwind tour through ancient secrets that unfold to reveal that Christ's heirs still survive. It is a fictitious account of what could have been.

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    • Rasputin
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      • Jan 2005
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      #527
      Woman marries snake in India

      A woman who fell in love with a snake has reportedly married the reptile at a traditional Hindu wedding celebrated by 2,000 guests in India's Orissa state. Bimbala Das wore a silk saree for the ceremony Wednesday at Atala village near the Orissa state capital Bhubaneswar. Priests chanted mantras to seal the union, but the snake failed to come out of a nearby ant hill where it lives, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said. A brass replica snake stood in for the hesitant groom. "Though snakes cannot speak nor understand, we communicate in a peculiar way," Das, 30, told the agency. "Whenever I put milk near the ant hill where the cobra lives, it always comes out to drink. "I always get to see it every time I go near the ant hill. It has never harmed me," she added. Villagers welcomed the wedding in the belief it would bring good fortune and laid on a feast for the big day. Snakes and particularly the King Cobra are venerated in India as religious symbols worn by Lord Shiva, the god of destruction.

      Das, from a lower caste, converted to the animal-loving vegetarian Vaishnav sect whose local elders gave her permission to marry the cobra, the world's largest venomous snake that can grow up to five metres. "I am happy," said her mother Dyuti Bhoi, who has two other daughters and two sons to marry off. "Bimbala was ill," Bhoi told local OTV channel. "We had no money to treat her. Then she started offering milk to the snake ... she was cured. That made her fall in love." Das has moved into a hut built close to the ant hill since the wedding. Earlier this year, a tribal girl was married off to a dog on the outs***ts of Bhubaneswar.

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      • Rasputin
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        • Jan 2005
        • 63906

        #528
        Clarence 'Bigfoot' pictures spark interest

        Hans Mobius of Clarence says he was clearing brush on his large horse farm Saturday, and was taking pictures of some trees he plans to have cut down, when something very strange happened. Mobius claims that about 200 feet away, he saw what appeared to be a large ape. He started snapping pictures, then the creature, or person, took off into the woods."He had sort of a loping gait," Mobius said. He said he has lived on his horse farm for five years and has never seen any evidence that an animal other than the horses lives there.Shown the pictures, Jerry Aquilina, Buffalo Zoo General Curator, said, "Gut reaction is it looks like something in a costume."Aquilina was skeptical about the shape of the heads, hands, the coat color, even the posture. He was even reluctant to comment on the mystery."Zoologists in general, especially taxonomists and anthropologists, are usually reluctant to believe anything like that exists unless they have a specimen in hand," Aquilina said.

        He did say that a large primate could adapt to and survive in the climate of Western New York, but that such a large animal would need to forage for a lot of food, and so is highly unlikely to go undetected for long.


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        • Rasputin
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          • Jan 2005
          • 63906

          #529
          Channelling and mediumship

          T. Stokes: I obtained some tickets for a “channelled talk” by a big name from the U.S, a visiting Britain on a book promoting tour. The publicity hand out sheet, told that he was a master healer, animal whisperer, tarot, aura and crystal reader, yogi master, advanced spirit doctor and feng shui expert. I wondered what his real name was, and why on earth he would need to hide behind a stage name. The psycho/spiritual press had had some glowing reports about this big name, these are often sent in secretly by the big name themselves, but I was pleased to see a good turn out in the hall to watch the proceedings. The seats were not cheap, and as I sat down an enormous woman wheezing asthmatically rolled toward me, I was then treated to having her sit beside me and push my arm from the seat rest as she spread over the seats on either side, And began loudly sucking serial peppermints from a bag in her voluminous lap. I had no pre-conceived ideas on what to expect from the talk, but the whole channelling area is one that is easily faked, so I waited to be pleasantly surprised. A thunderous clapping welcomed a pointy bearded gentleman in a long black cape, to the stage with a magnificent wig which was like the blackbirds nest in my garden that I protect from the local cats. I thought; “better check its still there when I get home.”

          He then began to tell us we were very privileged to hear a channelled speech from Jesus tonight, asked for total silence, and sat down and then sat back and relaxed into an arm-chair, the lights dimmed, he began to talk about life in Galilee, and of hiding from the hard line Jews, who were constantly winjing to the Romans about his “love your enemies speeches “and going round encouraging drunkenness by turning water into wine, and cheating doctors out of their fees by irresponsibly healing the sick.He said how he loved his mother and was a good mummies boy,but knew he would end up on the cross, He did this to leave us the wonderful legacy of his teachings, and would people who loved Jesus please give generous donations for his new book.Now over the years I have seen the best of these practitioners and this man was among the worst.Because the whole area of the paranormal is so popular right now, there is much chaff among the wheat. It is no wonder that half-brained sceptics, denialists, cold readers and flannellers, attack these subjects when we ourselves are so gullible ?How can one man be a master in all these different arena’s, when its taken me 50 years to master holistic spirit palmistry ?

          This year alone we have had an American action mans mother claim that she is a top astrologer, and her dog predicted the Iraq war, George Bush is a Martian, and she can tell your fortune from a feel of your bum for $75 a go.We have had a spoon bending showman lose an expensive court case to James Randi, ( see my article battle of the quacks )a couple of alcohol freaks claim they faked all the crop circles, and low intellect hoaxers claimed they faked the alien autopsy film.The American senate refuse to pay the ransom to the psychic who said exactly where Saddham Hussein was hiding even down to a hole in the ground.The constant barrage of complaints about threats and curses from postal psychic junk mail spam, and expensive phone psychic scams, some phone psychics with just 2 hours tuition.The farce of the prosecution of unemployed computer nerd Gary Mc’kinnon who took the secret U.F.O data from the 97 American defence computers, even though spy Jonathan Pollard has said Israel has done the exact same thing for 20 years, why no prosecutions here ?Why were U F O documents on the defence computers ?The London scam medium who was tricking vulnerable women from their savings, Including the girl who lost her £30,000 inheritance money in a “curse removal scam “And the “send me an angel to watch over me “ advertisements for $50 a shot.The whole psychic interest arena is so full just now of crap and spam that a new word has entered the British vocabulary for talking nonsense, “Rumsfelding”Because I lecture in all this stuff, my postbag is always full, and 75% is complaints about fakery. If in doubt keep your money in your pocket.Remember the Spiritualist church gives messages from spirit and it is for free,Most times these are informative and instructive.This may really be the place to start in your quest for self knowledge and understanding.

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          • Rasputin
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            • Jan 2005
            • 63906

            #530
            Enceladus may have flipped

            Saturn's moon Enceladus might have rolled over on its side sometime in the past, a suggestion that would account for a strange finding made by the Cassini spacecraft.The moon has a hot spot at its south pole, an area of low density where water vapor shoots into space, Cassini discovered. Heat from within is likely created by the varying tugs of Saturn’s gravity as Enceladus' distance from the giant planet changes during the course of its orbit.But why is there a hot spot only at the south pole?"When we saw the Cassini results, we were surprised that this hot spot was located at the pole," said Francis Nimmo of the University of California at Santa Cruz. "So we set out to explain how it could end up at the pole if it didn't start there."Remember Weebles ? "They wobble but they don't fall down" ?

            A similar imbalance seems to have caused Enceladus' cosmic flop, but with a twist. In Thursday's issue of the journal Nature, Nimmo and colleagues explain that hot material from within Enceladus welled up in one location. Hot material expands and is less dense.

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            • Rasputin
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              • Jan 2005
              • 63906

              #531
              Ball lightning: A shocking scientific mystery

              People have reported seeing ball lightning—a rare phenomenon that resembles a glowing sphere of electricity—for hundreds of years. But scientists still can't explain what causes it, or even exactly what it is. "There's certainly no consensus. I don't think that anyone knows what it is," said Graham K. Hubler, a physicist at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C. "Most scientists feel that the proper model hasn't been found yet." Surveys estimate that between 1 in 30 and 1 in 150 people believe that they have seen ball lightning. Hubler is one of them. His close encounter happened at age 16, while he was riding out a thunderstorm in an open-sided park pavilion. "It's extraordinary—you're so startled that you remember it for the rest of your life," he said. He describes seeing a glowing, tennis ball-size formation hovering nearby. "It drifted along a few feet above the ground," Hubler recalled, "but when it came inside [the pavilion] it dropped down to the ground and skittered along the floor."

              "It made lots of gyrations or oscillations and a hissing sound like boiling water. When it went out the other side [of the pavilion], it climbed back up [several feet off the ground]." Hubler says the ball behaved as if it had a charge and was following electric field lines along the Earth. "I remember telling people what I had seen, and they thought I was crazy, so I stopped talking about it," he said.


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              • Rasputin
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2005
                • 63906

                #532
                Ancient scroll may yield religious secrets

                A collection of charred scraps kept in a Greek museum's storerooms are all that remains of what archaeologists say is Europe's oldest surviving book — which may hold a key to understanding early monotheistic beliefs. More than four decades after the Derveni papyrus was found in a 2,400-year-old nobleman's grave in northern Greece, researchers said Thursday they are close to uncovering new text — through high-tech digital analysis — from the blackened fragments left after the manuscript was burnt on its owner's funeral pyre.Large sections of the mid-4th century B.C. book — a philosophical treatise on ancient religion — were read years ago, but never officially published.Now, archaeologist Polyxeni Veleni believes U.S. imaging and scanning techniques used to decipher the Judas Gospel — which portrays Judas not as a sinister betrayer but as Jesus' confidant — will considerably expand and clarify that text."I believe some 10-20 percent of new text will be added, which however will be of crucial importance," said Veleni, director of the Thessaloniki Archaeological Museum, where the manuscript is kept.

                "This will fill in many gaps, we will get a better understanding of the sequence and the existing text will become more complete," Veleni told The Associated Press.The scroll, originally several yards of papyrus rolled around two wooden runners, was found half burnt in 1962. It dates to around 340 B.C., during the reign of Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great."It is the oldest surviving book, if you can use that word for a scroll, in western tradition," Veleni said. "This was a unique find, of exceptional importance."Greek philosophy expert Apostolos Pierris said the text may be a century older.


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                • Rasputin
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 63906

                  #533
                  UFOs: The 'proof' perspective

                  R. Lee: When it comes to UFOs, proof is the Big Word. Proof they exist, proof people’s experiences are valid. Proof UFO witnesses are not liars. Proof that the UFO seen, photographed, videotaped or filmed wasn’t a hoax. Proof that aliens really did enter your bedroom, land in front of your car on the highway, dart behind a tree in the woods behind your house. Proof that governments have, and are, covering up UFO evidence. And proof that “they” are covering up the proof. And what scant proof we may have, is constantly debated as to the amount of proofiness it contains. Proof is as elusive as the UFO phenomena itself.Proof proof proof. Both sides of the UFO issue agree on this one thing: “we want proof.” Science says it. Science insists on it. After all, it’s science. Others say they desire this proof as well; proof is sought after in great earnest. The collective agreement (from both sides of the UFO issue) on the answer to the UFO question is: “We won’t solve anything until we get proof.” Some go as far as saying why bother at all with speculation, stories, narratives, anecdotal evidence, theories . . . it’s not “proof” so don’t waste anyone’s time.

                  Well, I’m coming out as an ‘anti-proofist.’ (although that’s not completely accurate; I’m certainly not against proof, if it were to be found.) I don’t expect “proof” and never have. I don’t even think about it, not much. I’m not a scientist, and therefore am under no obligation to provide proof to anyone or prove my experiences. If and when the day comes science comes out with this “Proof” that answers all the UFO questions, then I’ll be as pleased as anyone else. It’s extremely unlikely that such Final Proof will be found, and so, until then, I’ll happily continue on my way.I have plenty of evidence to support my opinions, and yes, even belief (s) about UFOs. This doesn't mean it’s true, real, or a fact. It doesn’t mean I’m right. Personal opinions and “beliefs” are not proof. I don’t say it is. So what?

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                  • Rasputin
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                    • Jan 2005
                    • 63906

                    #534
                    Electric fish on verge of evolutionary split

                    Electric fish emit weak signals from an organ in their tails that serves as a battery. Different emissions signal aggression, fear or courtship. While the fish can apparently understand each others' warning signals, "They seem to only choose to mate with other fish having the same signature waveform as their own," explains neurobiologist Matt Arnegard of Cornell University.But in the Ivindo River in Gabon, Arnegard and colleagues have found fish with the same DNA emitting distinctly different signals. The fish are likely on the verge of splitting into two species, the researchers announced today."We think we are seeing evolution in action," Arnegard said. Because electricity is easily transmitted in water, many species of amphibians and fish have adapted to detect weak electric signals. Some, like sharks, use it to find prey. Others, like the electric eel, generate deadly voltages for defense or to kill prey. Others emit and detect electrical signals primarily as a means to communicate with their own kind.Electric fish are called mormyrids.

                    The roughly 20 distinct species that have been identified in the river, by their varying DNA, each emit distinct signals, which is the basis for Arnegard's new conclusion.The process of splitting one species into two is called speciation. Scientists figure there are two ways it can happen. Groups can become geographically separated and take on new traits as their genes mutate. Or, animals can stay together but for some reason mate selectively to form distinct groups. The latter method, called sympatric speciation, is seen to be less likely and somewhat controversial."Many scientists claim it's not feasible," Arnegard said. "But it could be a detection problem because speciation occurs over so many generations."


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                    • Rasputin
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2005
                      • 63906

                      #535
                      06.06.06 - A date with the devil

                      In case you haven't noticed, today is 6 June, 2006. Or, put another way, 06.06.06. Or, put another way again, 666, or the mark of the Beast, the Devil's home address and a sure sign of eternal torment for all of us. In short, it's a pretty unusual, once-in-a-century event. Although, of course, if you haven't noticed it's 06.06.06, that already suggests that the date is far less important than some evangelical Christians have been hoping. Indeed, if you're still reading this article, you've already proved quite a few people wrong. Because, according to the conspiracy theorists, we should already have been visited by some quite nasty plagues by now. What's more, all copies of The Scotsman should have been consumed by fire, thanks to the giant comet that's due to strike the Earth. And, just supposing that the paper did survive all that, your attention would have been grabbed by the blinding sight of the Lamb of God transporting 144,000 Christian virgins up to heaven - leaving the rest of us to tidy up the mess.

                      The number 666 has taken on such cosmic significance because of a bizarre verse in the Bible's psychedelic Book of Revelation: "Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is six hundred three score and six." No-one has been able to give a straight answer about the precise meaning of these words since they were first transcribed in the fourth century AD. Their significance is anyone's guess.

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                      • Rasputin
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                        • Jan 2005
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                        #536
                        UFOs over sacred sites

                        In the early 1970s, numerous metaphysical groups began conducting pilgrimages to ancient sacred sites around the world. Travel agencies were soon formed that specialized in offering tour packages designed to attract those individuals seeking spiritual enlightenment, rather than exotic locales, on their two-week vacation. Many of these spiritual pilgrims returned to report dramatic sightings of UFOs hovering above sacred areas.In addition to having observed UFO activities at these sacred sites, a number of spiritual pilgrims also claimed a personal mystical encounter with otherworldly intelligences. To many of these UFO experiencers, the contact that they received during an encounter with an alien or multidimensional intelligence at these holy places served as an initiation into higher awareness. Their interaction with an intelligence that had previously existed far beyond their normal mundane world of ordinary expectations served as an impetus to awaken their consciousness to consider undreamed facets of the universe.At some level of the universe, these experiencers declare, there is a Force that blends and interconnects each of us to the other—and to all other living things.

                        On some level of consciousness, every living cell is in communication with every other living cell. The UFO experience, some maintain, may be yet another method the Universe has devised to get humankind in touch with aspects of self and of other life forms in the cosmos.In recent years the hologram has been found to be a workable analogy to illustrate the concept of the Oneness of things. What is most remarkable about a hologram is that every single part of it contains all the information about the whole, just as the DNA in each cell of the body contains the blueprint for the entire physical structure. Split a hologram in half, shine a laser through it, and the whole object is reconstituted in three dimensions.

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                        • Rasputin
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                          • Jan 2005
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                          #537
                          ISIS investigates: Houghton mansion

                          ISIS Investigations: The ISIS team set out on May 28, 2006 to conduct an investigation at a private residence in Chester, Vermont after receiving numerous complaints from the current occupants of the home. Upon receiving in-depth communication from one of the occupants living at the location, our team decided further investigation was warranted and preceded to the location with a team of eight individuals: five females and three male investigators were present. The team was privileged enough to have a client that kept a journal about all of the unusual happenings that occurred since they had moved their family into the quiet town of Chester and such information was conveyed to the team upon initial contact with the client.After receiving our website information from a family member, the owners of the home decided to contact us for further investigation when the activity that was occurring at the location reached a level of extreme upset to all of the members in the household. The family had moved into the home in Chester about a year ago, having moved from Florida. They purchased a run down house and began completely renovating the location. Once the renovations were complete enough for the family to move in, the 35 year-old female and her 40 year-old spouse moved in with their two young daughters, ages 5 and 3.According to the client, the house is rich with history and it is listed in the National Historic Registry. The house has also been rumored to have had a part in the Underground Railroad and one of the former owners of the home was the first Baptist minister in the State of Vermont. According to the client and her own research, the minister was viewed as progressive and asked to step down from his position because he married a white woman to a black man.

                          During the process of renovation, the clients discovered "hundreds" of Civil War documents, love letters, photographs and the like, placed between the horsehair plaster ceiling and the roof trusses. Approximately 500-700 documents were discovered in the roof rafters (when the family tore off the plaster during renovation). They were stuffed up in the ceiling and when the plaster was removed, they all came tumbling down. There was a mix of documents: lots of poetry, civil war letters, love letters, a marriage license, legal documents, church sermons, nature writing, photos, etc...There were hundreds of names on the documents. They were found in decent condition. The house consisted of an attached apartment and a cape, had been empty for two years prior to the family purchasing it, after the death of the former owner. The former owner died of cancer and it was believed that her children dabbled in occult activities.According to the client, the activity her and her family were experiencing was the first time they had ever experienced anything like it. They are an educated couple, both possessing college degrees, and consider themselves to be extremely logical. As unexplained activity continued, the family grew confused and frightened. According to the client, none of the workers that renovated the home experienced anything unusual.Per the client, the family moved into the home after a period of ten months of renovation. The foundation of the home, and the interior was ready to live in-although there still remained some aesthetic improvements that were to be made while the family lived in the home. The client reports that her family was thrilled about moving into their new home.

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                          • Rasputin
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                            After two days of moving everything into the location, the family spent their first night in the home on March 1, 2006.At the time that the family moved in, the only room that was not ready for occupancy was the daughter's bedroom: the carpet had yet to be installed. That evening, at bedtime, the family shared a room, the parent's room, and the daughters slept on an inflatable bed, and the animals, two dogs, slept on the floor in the same room as well. In the middle of the night, the client reports that she was woken up by the sound of wind chimes ringing inside the house and the sound of two little girls giggling and playing. The client reported hearing the children running around and "having fun." The client also states that she does not own any wind chimes and cannot explain where the sound came from. Thinking that her two daughters were running around and playing, the client got up to check on her daughters. She found the two girls fast asleep, along with the family pets and the unexplained sounds could still be heard. The client continued to listen and after a minute or two, the sounds disappeared. In the morning, the client attributed the strange experience to lucid dreaming and thought nothing more of it.Later on the following morning, the family went out to breakfast and her husband comments about his excitement over moving into the new house.

                            The client reports that she asked him how he slept the first night in the house and he had no complaints, responding "fine." He does, however, report that something "odd" happened to him and further states that he feels awkward saying anything about it. He then reports that he also experienced a similar phenomenon-waking in the evening and hearing little girls laughing and playing. Like his wife, he believed his children were awake and playing and checks on them. He finds the children asleep and then goes downstairs to see if the television was left on. The television was off. Still hearing the sounds he returns upstairs and when he reaches the bedroom, the sounds cease. Both clients are skeptical and not really sure what to think about their similar experiences. Two days later, the clients discover that the former tenant was known to have over 400 wind chimes, both inside and outside the house. View the full article for the rest of the investigation report.

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                            • Rasputin
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                              • Jan 2005
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                              #539
                              'Alien' duck fetches hefty bid at auction

                              The X-ray of a Solano-based duck bearing an alien-like image sold Sunday for nearly $10,000, and joins a private collection that includes William Shatner's kidney stone, a Cheetos likeness of Baby Jesus and a grilled cheese sandwich likeness of the Virgin Mary. Online casino GoldenPalace.com snagged the oddity with a $9,600 bid placed just moments before the 3 p.m. deadline of an eBay auction, which netted 92 bids and a wealth of blog entries. Officials with the International Bird Rescue Research Center in Cordelia said they were grateful for the funding, which will go toward the feeding of birds now residing at the facility and also the rehabilitation and rescue of oiled, orphaned and injured birds. "The staff is really excited," said Jay Holcomb, the center's director. "We thought we'd make a couple hundred, a couple thousand ... Everything else is icing on the cake." On May 21, an adult male mallard was brought to the IBRRC with what was believed to be a broken wing. After an X-ray, however, detail of an alien-like face was revealed. Some would say the unveiling was otherworldly. For lodged deep in the belly of the sick bird appeared to be the head of a nasty, snarling alien.

                              "I have to tell you that, when we autopsied, we all backed up because we were afraid it was gonna jump out at us," Holcomb said. Sadly, the duck died. And, the subsequent autopsy on the unfortunate quacker unearthed some grain but no extraterrestrial.


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                                #540
                                Female android debuts in Korea

                                She can hold a conversation, make eye contact, and express joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness. But is she good with kids? These school-age tots seem to be making friends with EveR-1, a female android that made her debut this month in South Korea. The robot was built by Baeg Moon-hong, a senior researcher with the Division for Applied Robot Technology at the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (KITECH) in Ansan, just south of Seoul .EveR-1 is designed to resemble a Korean female in her early 20s, according to a KITECH press release. Fifteen motors underneath her silicon skin allow her to express a limited range of emotions, and a 400-word vocabulary enables her to hold a simple conversation. The android weighs 110 pounds (50 kilograms) and would stand 5 feet, 3 inches (160 centimeters) tall—if she could stand.

                                EveR-1 can move her arms and hands, but her lower half is immobile. Researchers at Osaka University in Japan unveiled their own life-size female android, Repliee Q1, last June. That robot could "speak," and gesture and even appeared to breathe but, like EveR-1, was only mobile from the waist up. KITECH scientists are now working on EveR-2, which they say will have improved vision, a wider range of facial expressions, and the ability to stand and move all four limbs.


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