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This Week on Dreamland: Is Alzheimer’s Connected to Mad Cow Disease?

April 7, 2005
This week,ColmKelleher tells the terrifying truth aboutMad CowDisease in the US and explains why he thinks it may beresponsible for the epidemic of Alzheimer's that iscurrently devastating so many seniors in this country.Autopsies of Alzheimer's patients show that they had... continued

Butterflies & Laughing Dogs

April 6, 2005
Have you ever wondered why butterflies are calledBUTTERflies? They should be called "flutter-bys" instead,because of their seemingly random flight patterns. In LewisCarroll's "Alice in Wonderland," illustrator John Tennieldrew illustrations of sticks of butter with wings on them.Now ornithologists have discovered... continued

Weather Alerts Continue

April 6, 2005
A supercell over the southeastern US has caused unsettledweather conditions in Louisiana, Arkansas,Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Missouri and Tennessee. Gov. Haley Barbour of Mississippi declared a state ofemergency after 19 tornadoes were reported in the state thismorning, and during the day... continued

Phantom Panther Alert in UK

April 5, 2005
Since January, there have been numerous phantom pantherattacks reported in the British press, and many moresightings throughout the country. In West Oxfordshire, ananimal that has been nicknamed "the Beast of Burford" hasbeen appearing in a farming community and killing sheep... continued

Riveting New Astological Predictions from Mahala

April 5, 2005
Master Astrologer Mahala ofALCSeattle.com offers a newvision of the immediate future and some brilliant insightsinto the effects of the gamma ray burst that struck earth inlate December. She says "We are still reeling from the effects of thatGamma Ray Burst... continued

Autism Caused by Pollution

April 4, 2005
There has been a raging controversy during the last fewyears about whether the mercury preservative in childhoodvaccines is the cause of autism, which is reaching epidemiclevels in the West. Some insist it is, while others say thatit only seems that... continued

Tsunami Jeopardy Still Real

April 4, 2005
On March 17, scientists published a paper in Nature Magazineon the effects of the December 25 earthquake and tsunami inIndonesia. Eleven days later, another earthquake struck,almost exactly where they said it would, which producedanother gigantic tsunami wave. Unknowncountry.com posted anews... continued

Extinction?Is It Happening Now?

April 3, 2005
The fossil records tell us that there have been severalmassive extinction events in the life of the Earth. We nowknow the reasons for some of them?for instance, thedinosaurs were wiped out by an asteroid that broke intopieces upon impact, producing... continued

Texas Enacts Leviticus as State Law

April 1, 2005
Texas governor Rick Perry today signed into law the entiretyof the Bible?s Book of Leviticus after it passed both housesof the legislature by more than two-thirds majorities.Meanwhile, Congressman Tom DeLay forced a mandatorykneel-down prayer meeting in the U.S. Congress to... continued

Artificial Penis Escapes from Lab

April 1, 2005
A robotic penis being tested at the government?s HumanAnalytics Facility in Orange County, California hasdisappeared. Officials said that the electrically poweredprosthetic has an internal guidance system, and may haveleft on its own after a power surge caused by a thunderstormmoving... continued