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Join William Henry in Nashville, Tennessee for his extraordinary conference ACTIVATING THE TEMPLE OF LIGHT on Sept. 15-17, 2006, when he presents his all new lecture and slide show. William is fresh from his March-April, 2006 tour of Egypt and he is loaded with new insights and images to share. Explore amazing treasures of Egypt in Nashville with William. The Quest For Immortality: Treasures of Ancient Egypt exhibit is in Nashville from June 6- October 8, 2006. Here’s your chance to personally experience the most amazing collection of Egyptian artifacts outside of Egypt?with William Henry as your guide.

Itinerary:FRIDAY, Sept 15On Friday night you’ll meet at the Flying Saucer bar/restaurant beside Nashville’s Union Station Hotel at 7 pm for an informal get together.read more

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Man-made global warming leads to higher ocean surface temperatures, which creates more?and stronger?hurricanes?as well as other so-called “natural” disasters, such as forest fires, droughts and floods.

BBC News reports that climatologists say that global warming will increase the risk of forest fires, droughts and floods over the next 200 years, even if we cut greenhouse gas emissions right now.

Hurricanes are getting stronger AND more frequent: global warming warms up the surface of the ocean, feeding these storms, which then cause devastation when they move inland. But is the warmer ocean surface temperature a result of natural changes or greenhouse gases?or both?
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Biologists have tried panda porn, with good results (and pornography is not necessarily a bad thing). Now scientists have started an online dating service for orangutans.
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Three of the most commonly-used medicinal herbs are Echinacea purpurea, Astragalus membranaceus, and Glycyrrhiza glabra (licorice). Doctors who tested them found them to be effective in boosting blood lymphocytes, which are essential to the body’s immune system. They also found that the extract of a mushroom commonly found in the woods of North America, Asia and Europe?which is too tough and chewy to eat?has a beneficial impact on the immune system.
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