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Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Who Killed Kenny? 

Why water freezes faster after heating 
I always wondered.

Paratroopers could fly 200km with new wings system 
With pic.

Police eBay probe 
It looks like the case of "Laptop Guy" is being investigated by the police. Laptop Guy, of course, denies any wrongdoing. Hat tip to Hex Correspondent Elisabeth.

Cow killed by mysterious predator 

China's 'Pyramids of the Orient' in danger of collapsing 

Mona Lisa 'speaks' thanks to Japanese scientist 

Jesus Never Lived, Speaker Says 

"Fence Fiend" Just Sighted 

Rome skeleton find pre-dates city 

Mexicans needle candidates with "voodoo" dolls 

Once shunned as a marginal denomination, Pentecostalism booms 

Recent catch stirs legend of hammerhead 


Tuesday, May 30, 2006

Police probe bizarre goat head display 

FBI ends search for Hoffa at Mich. farm 

Lee Harvey MacBeth 

Don't Try This at Home 

Japan is proud home of Christ's tomb 
Tomb of Moses nearby.

Top 10 Signs of the Impending U.S. Police State 
From AlterNet.

Mega-church minister linked to paramilitary video game 

Saudis hope stones mystery will appeal to tourists 

Bush's Enron Lies 

Bizarre creature puzzles thousands 

Osama Tape Appears Fake, Experts Conclude 

Funk pills: Getting on a 'legal high' 

The 500 Hours of 9/11 

The Red, White and Gray (Part Two) 
Rigorous Intuition - highly recommended. Part one is here.

Self-Healing Practice of Qigong Promotes Weight Loss 

'Oldest' papyrus is decoded 

American TV stations in 'fake news' inquiry 

Mayor Says Building Is Too Dangerous For Ghost Hunters 

Researchers Find Ancient Pottery Operation At Angel Mounds 

Techies turn thugs in bizarre clubs 
Silicon Valley fight clubs.

'World of Unexplained' logs into paranormal tales 

LEGENDARY CARTOONIST ALEX TOTH DEAD AT 78 

Idaho woman recovers stolen ring from Kentucky catfish 


Monday, May 29, 2006

25 hurt in cheese-chasing race 

The Shirt from Hell! 
To the Devil, his due.

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Comment: Bigfoot, Cyclops, Yeti or just hype? 

Great Pyramid as Cuckoo Clock? It Might Not Be Crazy 

UT exhibit takes a serious look at Bigfoot 

The Passing of a Brilliant Bastard 
A nice appreciation of actor Paul Gleason, who passed away this weekend.

Don't mess with the bull, young man. You'll get the horns.

Giant earthworm resurfaces after nearly two decades 

Sunken 17th Century warship to be protected 

Researchers find new monkey species in Tanzanian mountain 

Snake-bitten Varanasi boy returns from the dead after eight months 

Police consult psychic as man's trail runs cold 


Sunday, May 28, 2006

Cheney aide is screening legislation 

Backing Winds: May 26th chase 

Deep Secrets Of The City 

Mystery of Michelin tycoon killed at sea 

After four months at sea, ghost ship with 11 petrified corpses washes up in Barbados 
Very strange.

Rosslyn priest quits over Da Vinci Code hype 

Haunting caught on photograph 

Winged-ghost terrorises WB village 

Jack London: Writer, adventurer ... farmer? 

Scott Joplin: The King of Ragtime Music 
That's right.


Saturday, May 27, 2006

06/06/06: Another Date with Para-Science 

Pulp fiction week at Slate 
How could I have missed this? Always the last to know...

Lots of stuff to read. If you've ever wondered exactly what people are talking about when they say "pulp fiction" (somebody asked me this just last month) you should start here. And to learn about one of the Professor's favorites see here.

Lucid Dreaming: Dream & know it! 
A guide to Lucid Dreaming. Another goodie from MetaFilter.

'Grail Bird' fans flocking to Ark 

Telling secrets 

UFO sightings of 30 years ago explained 

The real truth about a so-called 'devilish' religion 

Aliens in West Wales 

Mastodon mystery 

the broken laptop i sold on ebay... 
...was full of embarrassing stuff.

Via MetaFilter. Probably not safe for work.


Friday, May 26, 2006

Did Porter Goss resign over Skyway? 

"Vampire" To Protest White Castle's Garlic Sandwich 

Nude Sherpa sparks Everest debate 

Teams to seek proof of Bigfoot 

Mysterious glowing clouds targeted by NASA 

Mexicans raise mob-hit theory in Ianiero case 

Search On For Mysterious Underwear Man 

FBI rebuts critics of its search for Hoffa corpse 

Naperville Man's Wallet Found After 35 Years 
The condom? Probably useless.

Bionic Dolphin Personal Submarine 
Coolcoolcool.

Early 'Invisibility Cloak' Could Be 18 Months Away 

Monster Kids! 

Ziggy Stardust, Super Hero 


Thursday, May 25, 2006

Ain't it the truth? 
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Link.

The strange and convenient death of J. Clifford Baxter--Enron executive found shot to death 

Court overturns conviction in Austin murders 

Former Space Camp Instructor Confirms His Prediction of Giant Tsunami in the Atlantic on Upcoming May 25 

The Gulf Breeze Six 

Leader of German Colony in Chile Convicted 

Enron - Guilty! 

Mystery Disease 

Israel's first underwater museum opens for public 

Is Boudicca buried in Birmingham? 

Strange Rectangular UFO Photographed Over Germany 
With pic.

A spooky business 

DC 9 CARRYING 5.5 TONS OF COCAINE WAS CIA PLANE 

Lawyer blasts voting machines 

UFO's - fact or fiction? 

SWAPATORIUM 
Very very cool. Check this out.

Panel approves burials in ghost town cemetery 

This is not your grandfather's bubble gum 
Bazooka Joe gets a makeover.

Team resumes search for plane lost in 1950 

Tree House Home 


Wednesday, May 24, 2006

Attorney Can Advise Polk; Not Represent Her 

The phoenix has crashed 

Entangled Minds : Extrasensory Experiences in a Quantum Reality 
Book review.

Neo-Nazi becomes fanatical Muslim 

'Beader' senses the magic of the stones 

MYSTERY OF MARKET GHOST 

Hidden in the hills 

Yard may answer where foe killed in Andrew Jackson duel is buried 

Creature feature 

Republicans, incumbents receive large majority of oil lobby cash 


Tuesday, May 23, 2006

Is this the Perfect Man? 

The Snooping Goes Beyond Phone Calls 

Less than half of Americans satisfied with 9/11 investigations 

Mystery Robot Said to Solve Crimes, Find Mines in Chile 

Lloyd Bentsen, dead at 85 

Soldiers bond with iRobot machine; CEO dreams big 

Couple seeks to crack Brigantine ice mystery 
Ice from space?

Via the Anomalist.

Graveside Photo of Jim Morrison's Ghost Still Haunts Rock Fan 
The Lizard King returns! With mojo-riffic pic.

The Illuminati 
Essay about the documentary.

Conspiracy theorist helped bring down ex-gov 

UFO 'probably a small meteorite or something' : Mail & Guardian Online 
Probably.

Or it was a waterspout.

Either way, the search will resume.

Who Killed the Electric Car? 

Protecting Bigfoot 

Nazca photos deepen mystery 

Mystery: Pilot Crashes While Pursuing UFO 

Hoffa probe continues; no comment from FBI 


Monday, May 22, 2006

Doc's Exercises 
Doc Savage and Scientology?

Via Raw Story.

Mysteries under Moscow 
Includes the search for the lost medieval library of Tsar Ivan the Terrible.

Special thanks to Hex Correspondent Gary over at Covert History for the heads up.

Buying property with a notorious past 

Mystery beast ravages flocks of Mont. sheep 

War on Iraq: The Great Iraq Oil Grab 
The official reasons the U.S. invaded Iraq don't hold water. So, as the man said, follow the money ... straight to the oil fields.

There's a story, perhaps apocryphal, that Pentagon planners wanted to name the invasion of Iraq, "Operation Iraqi Liberation." Only when someone realized that the acronym -- O.I.L. -- might raise some uncomfortable questions, was "Operation Iraqi Freedom" born.

The Eerie Predictions Of Nostradamus 

TIGER Tales: Psychic Spies and the War on Terror 

Bones in togas puzzle Vatican archaeologists 

Disinformation :: Meta-Magick Podcast #2: Watch Yourself Relax 

The writing's on the walls 

Twenty-Eight Percent Believe Bible Is Actual Word of God 

Ancient city reveals life in NW China desert 2,200 years ago 

At DePalma's trial, 'made man' tells court how he was inducted 

Royal Blood, Holy Blood, Fairy Blood: the meaning and legacy of Sangreal! 

Unidentified object 'crashes' into sea 

Feds bring in more gear in Hoffa hunt 

Mummy Mystery 

Mexican Myth or Texas Terror? 

WITCH WHO STARTED FLAT BLAZE JAILED 

Why the long face? The pet psychic knows the answer 

This monster is no myth? 
How did a weekend father-son fishing trip become 'one of the most important amateur fossil discoveries'?

Their discovery, Tullimonstrum gregarium, was F.W. Holiday's candidate for the Loch Ness Monster, albeit a giant version of the creature.

Suicide or murder? Sati mystery 

How the nose knows 

Missing German trekker found dead in Nepal 

Activist Sherman Skolnick Dies 

Bones back in Kansas 


Sunday, May 21, 2006

A private dancer: Is she considered exotic or erotic? 

Great malodor of Milpitas: What's behind that smell? 

'Da Vinci' earns $29 million on 1st day in U.S. cinemas 
The protests worked!

Locals doubtful Hoffa buried on horse farm 

Keeper of secrets 


Saturday, May 20, 2006

Bosnian pyramid's the real thing! 

Maine Has It's Own Da Vinci Mystery 


Friday, May 19, 2006

Road ghost: now the experts appear 

Plot thickens over Ben Nevis piano 
Another day, another theory.

Frightening Skin Disease Affects Thousands 

Idaho author claims he knows who killed Jimmy Hoffa 

1870s Grave Dug Up To Solve Mystery 

Spanish researchers say Christopher Columbus bones buried in Seville 

Winchester Mystery House 
It's a lovely home.

'Punk shui' philosophy embraces chao 

Woman sacrifices her soul to join husband in heaven 

Rapid development running into Minnesota's Indian burial mounds 

Polk says husband led her by leash 

Killer Grannies? 

Robertson: God Says Tsunami Possible For U.S. 

Officers discover sex-slave cult 

Secrets in the stones 

Glimpse of 'ghost' sparks speculation 

Hobbit's species status in question 

New Title on Alchemy from Brian Cotnoir & James Wasserman 
Press release.


Thursday, May 18, 2006

Lawmaker: Marines deliberately killed Iraqis 

Polk testimony covers her marriage, premonitions / Murder defendant describes being 'ashamed' to wed therapist she says she killed in self- 

Pentagon hit by flying grilled cheese sandwich, video frames show 

Shop takes heat for unlicensed Bigfoot 

Rosslyn podcast 5 

Mystery Of Stone Circle 

Sasquatch patrol coming to Price County 

Ireland's burial mounds hold many mysteries 

On the big lake they call "Gitche Gumee" 

Inmate's tip leads FBI to dig for Hoffa at farm 

Psychic Says Elvis Messaged About House Deal 

Terrifying Haunting or Clever Hoax? 

The Merovingian Mythos and the Mystery of Rennes-le-Chateau 

Inca sun worship mystery solved 

Mystery of Ben Nevis piano 'solved' 

Ex-Official Gets 10 Mos. in Phone-Jam Plot 

Human Ancestors May Have Interbred With Chimpanzees 


Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Chan Hall - Douchebag of the Week! (And it's only Wednesday) 

World opinion of U.S. sinking 
Thanks Chimpy!

Keeping the peace, winning the war on terrorism and other critical goals are achievable "only if people like you and trust you," said Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center.

Instead, Kohut and his associates find American credibility eroding, even among NATO allies.

HEADLESS TORSO PULLED FROM RIVER 

Was it Jill the Ripper? 

Save Nazanin Petition 

Sploid: Illegal Alien! 

Sasquatch speaks! 

ABC uncovers ex-CIA executive director's seven-bedroom, 12 guest Hawaiian hideaway 

Defense Department Releases September 11 Pentagon Video to Judicial Watch 
Here's the video over at Judicial watch. If you click on the video players they will take you to You Tube, where you can enlarge the players for a more detailed view.

I have never been one to subscribe to the "missile hit the Pentagon" theories bandied about the Internet, but this video does more to raise my suspicions than allay them. And despite media claims that the video shows "American Airlines Flight 77 crashing into the military headquarters building" it really does nothing of the sort. It shows something hitting the Pentagon, but I couldn't swear in court that it was a plane.

Actually, what makes me more suspicious than anything else about the fate of Flight 77 is that Bush Cabal mouthpiece Ted Olson was the only person who supposedly received a phone call from the plane. How convenient.

Here's an informative essay on Olson's supposed phone call and its subsequent impact on the media.

Uri Geller buys Elvis' first Memphis home 

Stradivari Violin Fetches a Record $3.5 Mln at Christie's N.Y. 

China likely to launch moon probe next April 

Mass for vanished Scottish Monk 

Was this a ritual murder? 

"Satan said she deserved it." 

Green fireball 'space junk or meteor' 

The Wit and Wisdom of Satchel Paige 

UFO report reveals Lancs sightings 

Mummy found in pyramid in Peru dates to A.D. 450 

Piano found on Britain's highest mountain 


Tuesday, May 16, 2006

Join the military! 
Be a liaison of one!

US 'releases 9/11 Pentagon tape' 

Glaciers in Africa Expected to Disappear 

Yoga lessons for Hyderabad jail inmates 

Gertrude Bell: settler of Iraq's borders 

Exorcism: Ancient Art or Hocus Pocus? 
I suppose it could be both.

Senator sinks $97m into Civil War sub 

Cool products 
This Venom extractor looks handy for when you're exploring the unexplained and get bitten by pesky critters. And this Wego Kite Tube looks both exhilarating and terrifying.

Pentagon Discloses List of Gitmo Detainees 

Bush Country 
What's left of it anyway.

Stag blimp was not the 'ghost ship' 

Is There Bigfoot in Georgia? 

New finds rewriting the history of Mayans 

Tuscany's Etruscan claim knocked 

Mystery Americans on the trail of bin Laden? 

Warren Ellis finds his tulpa 
Warren Ellis has posted a bunch of interesting links on tulpas and their creation. Warren has good taste.


Monday, May 15, 2006

FBI Acknowledges: Journalists Phone Records are Fair Game 

How did you find the Professor today? 
Was it like this?

Feng shui sparks romance and travel trend in US 

The weird thing is, Bush offered him a job... 

ABC News: Federal official says US tracking calls made by ABC News, New York Times, Washington Post 

Xtreme Cuisine 
Arizona Chef Kaz Yamamoto prepares exotic meals - including penguin, monkey, and human - for the rich and famous.

Long article - not for the squeamish. Found over at Rigorous Intuition. There's even a forum for it. There's some debate as to its authenticity. Is Kaz really cooking human body parts for the elite? Or is this clever satire? Fact or fraud? You decide.

Some See a 'Pyramid' to Hone Bosnia's Image. Others See a Big Hill 

Fishermen find Utah Lake Monster 

Why Cryptozoology Is Interested In Alligator Sightings 

Saucer Semantics: UFOs vs. UAPs; Bring Back the Flying Saucer 

Life in the Bridgewater Triangle 

Amazing Missing Links 

British inventor claims to have made world's most fuel efficient car 

Killer-artist's portraits theme of macabre calendar 

Amazon Stonehenge suggests advanced ancient rainforest culture 

Donner Party Relic Dig Planned For Sierra 

Steve McQueen's Dream Movie Wakes Up With a Vrooom! 

Archaeological theory would upend history 

What Is Christian Nationalism? 

White House Blocks Investigations Into Spying 

MASS MURDER WAITING TO HAPPEN? 
MAYBE MASSACRE FOR MANIAC MORMONS?

Accused child rapist and multiple-marrying Mormon nutjob Warren Jeffs "has been prophesising "a final showdown between the faithful and the outside world." According to the FBI.

Abramoff cohort spent millions on Sussex homes 

The twisted tale of a Ferrari reduced to twisted rubble 

Arms enthusiasts ecstatic over find 

Civil War enthusiasts rally around tattered flag 

A warning sign for the ages 

Rosslyn podcast 1 

Invasion: Creve Coeur bar has a ghost 

SPIRITED GOINGS-ON IN SCOTTISH PUB 

Tutankhamun's mysteries to be put online 

St. Louis museum refuses to return Egyptian mask 

Help needed to find kangaroo killer 

06/06/06 - Day of the Devil? 

Quantum physics and qi 

Innocent Texas Citizen Targeted With Deadly Electronic Weapons 

City hall may contain treasure 


Sunday, May 14, 2006

Thuggery, buggery, hunger and war 

Sunken treasure cheer turns sour 

India seeks to save its treasure of manuscripts 

Unusual encounters 

Satanic aspects left out of trial; prosecutor says priest's murder of nun had cult hallmarks 

Ohio politicians are bracing for coin dealer's plea change 

Johor to verify Bigfoot tales 

Students search for missing monument 

This time around, the invaders are the tourists 

San Diego Defense Contractor Linked to Company in 5.5 Ton Cocaine Bust 

Thunderbird Film Discovered 
This is cool on so many levels. The film looks like a classic 70's B monster pic which is neat in and of itself, but the story is based on the works of Manly Wade Wellman, who totally rules. Dude.

President Gore Addresses The Nation 
Hysterical. From SNL.

'Amazon Stonehenge' found in Brazil 


Friday, May 12, 2006

NSA Whistleblower To Expose More Unlawful Activity 

Build a better Bush 

Psychic, Detective Sentenced In Fraud 

Federal agents raid home of CIA's former No. 3 boss 
Foggo's home has been raided.

Construction Crews Uncover Bank Vault 

Can Hitchhiking Save the Country? 

Flying robot attack "unstoppable": experts 

Yaldhurst UFO 

Nightmares of Bunker Hill 

Welcome to Coral Castle 

Unrelenting Arousal -- Rare Sexual Disorder Plagues Women 

International probe may reveal vital clues on explorer's origins 

Rare Mirage Lasts for 4 Hours Off East China Shore 
With mirage-a-riffic pic!

Google Trends 
Man, this is cool. Google Trends tells you what cities are making the most search requests for various topics. Who makes the most searches for "Sex"? Muslims. Who makes the most requests for "Bigfoot"? The Chinese, by a long shot. And if you type in the universal shorthand for adult entertainment, XXX, you'll realize that we're not nearly as porn crazed as the rest of the world. Naughty naughty, Santiago.

Via Raw Story.

Menehune Today 

America unhenged: 7 great Stonehenge replicas 

UFO cannot believe it! 

Freemason History: Secret Handshakes, Passwords, FDR, Franklin 

Ancient Alexandria Exhibit: Murder, Mayhem and Mystery on Display 
Treasure hunter Franck Goddio has spent years bringing the sunken city of Alexandria to the surface. The results of his labors, now premiering in Berlin, reveal incest, fratricide and iniquity. And breathtaking beauty.

With great pics and an illustration of what the city looked like around the time of Jesus. The picture in the upper left corner of this page is also from Alexandria.

Close Encounters of the Nevada Kind 

SNAP Founder Says Chet Warren Remains a Threat 

The case against Rev. Robinson: What the jury didn't hear on CourtTV.com 

Some say downtown bar may be haunted 

Mother's Day dates back to ancient Greeks 
A brief history of Mother's Day.

Bush Dips Into the 20s 
Bush at %29.

Filmmakers go fish for a new screen legend 

Faster Than Light Effect Baffles Boffins 


Thursday, May 11, 2006

Toledo Priest Convicted In Nun's Slaying 


Wednesday, May 10, 2006

The X Spot on Paranoia 
Chilling.

HAVE 200,000 AK47S FALLEN INTO THE HANDS OF IRAQ TERRORISTS? 
If Levi's can stick a RFID tag in your jeans then why can't the military keep track of their weapons?

Investigator in charge of bribery probe says scandal is 'much bigger' than convicted congressman 
Here come the "suicides"!

Save the Internet 

Man Photographs Mysterious Animal 

Mystery Spots and Gravity Hills 

Brian Wells, Two Years Later 
The family of Collar Bomb victim Brian Wells has put up a web page with information about the case, including pictures of the murderers' notes and sketches of persons of interest.

Please take a look and see if you recognize anything (the notes are very distinctive). It's been two years since Brian was murdered and the charade has gone on long enough. This case has been mishandle from the beginning and I think it is clear that the only way it will get solved is by community action. You are the community. Take action.

"Nine Fingers" and the Third Man 

The Devil You Know 
Occult America with Rigorous Intuition. Highly recommended.

Part One is here.

And Part Two is here.

Did Monks Try to Make Gold? 

Priest's defense rests case; closing arguments next 

Sixty-mile walk - under water 
Suck it, David Blaine!

Divine Vegetation In Tutors Garden 

Death is no stranger in a 'haunted' house 
The home where a West Park woman was found murdered Monday had been the scene of bloodshed before.

"People are saying the house is bad, the atmosphere in the house is wrong somehow," Corugedo said. "I know it's nuts, but they don't know how else to explain what's happened in that house."

'Pastafarians' get holy writ, with marinara 

Polk, son's foster mother square off 

Mystery revived: Where is skull of Geronimo? 

Does Hayden have bigger problems than confirmation? 
This story over at MilitaryCorruption.com
intimates that Hayden may have not conducted himself as an oficer and a gentleman.

Via Cannonfire.


Tuesday, May 09, 2006

UFO mind-melting in government report? 

Kecksburg UFO Crash - Possible First Eyewitness 

Close to having ghostly evening 

Exploring mystical tunnels beneath the campus 
Tunnels under Wesleyan.

A howler? Signs of dog, but not reported big cat 

Man thinks Huisentruit buried on his land 

Morgellons: Controversial disease doctors refuse to treat 

Another Sighting Of Mystery Animal Reported 

What's Inside the Pioneer Monument? 


Monday, May 08, 2006

1918 Letter Claims Geronimo's Bones Found 
A Yale University historian discovered a 1918 letter that raises anew questions about a secretive Yale student society and the remains of the American Indian leader Geronimo.

Its most enduring story concerns Geronimo, who died in 1909. According to lore, members of Skull and Bones - including the president's grandfather, Prescott Bush - dug up his grave when a group of Army volunteers from Yale were stationed at the fort during World War I.

Blaine Fails to Set Underwater Record 

Bush & Nixon photo finish 

Jockey Shorted 
Keith Olbermann just mentioned this amazing sports story that actually turns out to be true. And today's the anniversary.

The Holy Grail on eBay 
Grail hunters Rat Scabies and Christopher Dawes are selling a 2% equity share of the Grail - if they find it, that is - on ebay.

Here's a link to their site and book, Rat Scabies and the Holy Grail: Can a Punk Rock Legend Find What Monty Python Couldn't?

Of course, there is a contract involved. An excerpt:

(3) If the Holy Grail manifests itself as a cup or a chalice or a bowl or some other kind of vessel for holding liquid, it is hereby agreed that:

(i) The Grail Stakeholder will be allowed one sip from the vessel of a beverage of the Grail Stakeholder's choosing, which beverage to be provided by the Grail Stakeholder at the Grail Stakeholder's sole expense. The Grail Stakeholder may thereby gain eternal life and the healing of all physical ailments. However, because the Grail Finders cannot be held responsible for the mysterious powers of the Grail and all that, the Grail Finders shall not be held responsible for any failure on the part of the Holy Grail to give eternal life to the Grail Stakeholder, or to alleviate physical ailments, and the Grail Stakeholder hereby warrants to make no claims of any kind against the Grail Finders in the event of such failure.

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