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In her new diary, Anne Strieber writes: “I was thinking the other day about what a really FUNNY book the Bible is. I’ve always thought that people take it MUCH too seriously! Because they stick to the flowery King James version, instead of more modern translations, they miss the wonderfully ironic sense of humor that Jesus and the New Testament writers had (The quotations below are from The Unvarnished New Testament by Andy Gaus, which is my favorite modern translation). This led me to decide to write about what I consider to be the 4 funniest stories in the Bible.”

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And will it end this summer? – The $8 billion CERN particle accelerator which is being developed 300 feet underground in a 17-mile-long circular tunnel on the border between France and Switzerland. When it?s turned on this summer, it will send particles crashing into each other close to the speed of light, creating energy more powerful than the sun. There is speculation that when that happens, it will create a black hole that will destroy earth.
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I have collaborated on a graphic novel about human mutilations called the Nye Incidents that is going to be out shortly. (If you want a copy, the best thing to do is to call your local comics shop and ask them to order it. It’s by Craig Spector and it’s from Devil’s Due Comics.)

Now, why have I done this? Most of you have realized by now that I do not think that our mysterious visitors are angels. I don’t buy into the idea that they have to be either “good” or “evil,” and no shadings in between. Human beings are not that simple, and the visitors certainly aren’t.
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When it comes to your automobile, we’ve said it before: Don’t burn gas, use grass, but use the RIGHT KIND of grass (and DON’T rely on corn as a biofuel, because this is mainly a ploy by our government to get rid of acres of subsidized corn).

A weed called switchgrass makes the best biofuel. BBC News reports that “switchgrass-derived ethanol produced 540% more energy than was required to manufacture the fuel.” What is this extraordinary plant and where do we find it? It turns out it?s growing wild on the prairies of the United States.
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