Oil Prices Will Continue to Go Sky High

April 21, 2005
Will oil prices hit $380 a barrel? A new report warns thatcrude prices, now about $50 a barrel, could rise that muchby 2015. Energy Economists Patrick Artus and Moncef Kaabi,of the French investment bank Ixis-CIB, warn that in thenext 10... continued

Dreamland: Contactee Betty Andreasson & Man Who Wrote About Her

April 21, 2005
Betty Andreasson Luca is one of the great voices of theclose encounter experience. This week onDreamland,listen as she describes in detail what happened to her.Subscribers getto hear Whitley?s interview with Ray Fowler, who has beeninvestigating the Betty Andreasson case for... continued

Concerns about Ratzinger Grow

April 20, 2005
Rabbi Michael Lerner, editor of the world's largestcirculation Jewish magazine, TIKKUN, and rabbi ofBeyt Tikkun Synagogue in San Francisco, took the unusual stepof criticizing the choice made by the Catholic Church for itsnew Pope, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. Ratzinger has pressedthe... continued

Deadly Flu Virus Samples Found

April 20, 2005
Agence France-Press - All samples of adeadly fluvirus that were mistakenly sent abroad by a US institutehave now been accounted for, according to the World HealthOrganization. The H2N2 strain is similar to the 1957 fluvirus that killed up to four... continued

A GOOD Invasion of Privacy?

April 20, 2005
Newswise - There are plenty of things that go on in Europe that most UScitizens don't want to happen here. Among them are hightaxes (for a correspondingly high level of social programs) andID cards that must be carried at all... continued

A Brain Chip That Can Read Your Mind

April 20, 2005
A paralyzed US man has become the first person in the worldto have an brain implant that can read his mind. 25-year-oldMatthew Nagle, who was paralyzed from the neck down afterbeing attacked with a knife four years ago, can now... continued

Mars Life May Have Come From Asteroid

April 19, 2005
There's a controversial theory making its way around thescientific community that says that life on Earth was seededby an asteroid from Mars, meaning we are all, essentially,Martians. But now astronomers think that an asteroid fromsomewhere else may have seeded life... continued

Genes Explain Why Asians Get Less Breast Cancer

April 19, 2005
Newswise - It's long been known that Asian women have less breastcancer, and when they do develop the disease, they livelonger than other women. No one knew whether this was due totheir lifestyles or their genes. Now it's been discoveredthat... continued

Lethal Viruses Lost in Shipment

April 19, 2005
Agence France-Presse - Some samples of adeadly fluvirus that a US institute sent out to more than 3,700laboratories around the world have disappeared on their wayto two of their destinations (in Lebanon and Mexico) theUN's health agency revealed Friday. So... continued

Why You Should Read This Book!

April 19, 2005
We thinkBrainTrust, which talks about the possible connection betweenMad Cow Disease and Alzheimer's, is one of the mostimportant books in our store, so we have lowered the priceso that we're now selling it at the lowest price on theinternet! Don't... continued