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Maybe all we can do is pray.God said, “Thou Shalt Not Kill.” There have never been any amendments. Christ admonished us to turn the other cheek. But we do not know how to solve our problems without deadly conflict. Let us pray that this war will be mercifully short and bloodless. The Prayer Group?s current intention is to pray that the war with Iraq may kill few and end fast. Join us.

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We sometimes notice that the combination of a car’s headlights, grill and front bumper looks something like a face. Men who love cars see “faces” in them, using the same parts of their brains that recognize human faces, which may be why they feel so much love for their vehicles.

Forty men, half of them car lovers, wore sensors that monitor electrical activity in the part of the brain linked with facial identification. They were then asked to identify both faces and cars, and the car lovers used the same brain techniques for both. They also had a hard time identifying images with both faces and cars in them, as if their brains were experiencing a “traffic jam.”

Maybe they need to learn how to see things in a brand new way.
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A bill has been put forward in the House of Representative to set aside a special day to honor aliens. Dan Foley, a Republican from Roswell, New Mexico, has proposed an “Extraterrestrial Culture Day” every second Thursday in February. He’s asked that the bill be passed “in recognition of the many visitations, sightings, unexplained mysteries and technological advances?of alien beings.” Roswell, New Mexico, is where an alien spaceship may have crashed in 1947.

There’s plenty of proof that UFOs are real–find out all about it in a book autographed by Whitley.

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The particles generated by cosmic rays that crash into the Earth’s atmosphere can reveal nuclear material hidden inside cars, trucks and ocean containers, because the cosmic particles are deflected by the dense nuclear material. A cube of uranium 3 inches wide that’s hidden in a truck could be spotted in a minute, by a detector developed by Los Alamos National Laboratory. And new genetic tests will allow us to detect exposure to biological weapons within a few hours, when treatment is much more effective, which will make them less attractive to terrorists.
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