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Weekender: Hearing Pictures – Seeing Sounds

January 10, 2015
Spying is getting easier all the time. Soon, it won’t even be necessary to plant ‘bugs’ in people’s rooms to listen in on their conversations. All you’ll need is a video camera –even if the video is shot through a... continued

Anne: Lady in Autumn

January 9, 2015
Whitley Strieber has written a journal reflecting on Anne's life and contribution. He reports that she is still on the road of recovery from her stroke, and they are confidently expecting that she will return home in the near future.... continued

Update on Anne Strieber’s Health & Request for Your Loving Prayers

January 8, 2015
Dear Friends & Supporters of Anne & Whitley: Thank you so much for your loving prayers for Anne. Here's the update from Whitley: "Anne is entering therapy in an effort to restore as much of her lost speech and ability... continued

Big Surprise: Ohio Earthquakes Definitively Linked to Fracking

January 7, 2015
Earthquakes in Ohio? Never – before fracking. Then, in March 2014, a swarm of 77 earth tremors were recorded in Ohio between March 4-12, 2014. When a magnitude 3 quake shook up a lot of people in nearby towns, state... continued

Urgent Prayer Request

January 6, 2015
Dear Friends of Anne & Whitley:   Anne is in the ER in serious condition. Both she and Whitley would so appreciate it if you would send your loving prayers and energetic support.    Please join me in holding the... continued

Be A-Frayed – Just Not Very – of PHA’s

January 6, 2015
65-Million years ago, the asteroid that hit the Yucatan Peninsula – leaving a crater approximately 110 miles wide and 12 miles deep – is widely believed to have raised the dust cloud that triggered the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs. With... continued

Weekender: Rediscovering an Ancient Solution to a Modern Scourge

January 3, 2015
 No matter where in the world you are, one of the most dangerous places to go if you’re in need of medical attention is any facility that offers healthcare services. Whether it’s low-tech and rudimentary or an expensive state-of-the-art hospital,... continued

Seismic Waves Show Which Sport’s Fans Rock Hardest

January 2, 2015
NASCAR has loud fans and even louder engines, but can it beat the "Beast Quake?" Football, NASCAR and their rowdy, roaring crowds faced off in a head-to-head battle this year to see which sport hits highest on the seismic charts,... continued

The Search for the Source of the 2014 Ebola Outbreak

December 31, 2014
The source of the current Ebola outbreak – which has thus far claimed 7600 lives in West Africa – has not yet been firmly established. However, the first casualty, a two-year old child in Meliandou, Guinea, lived and played with... continued

The Promise of Probiotics

December 30, 2014
Think of it: We are each a megalopolis – a dwelling place for trillions of microorganisms whose number, diversity and health have an enormous impact on our own. Our 10 trillion human cells actually depend upon the 100 trillion microbes... continued