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Garbage Dumped on Peru’s Nazca Lines

October 17, 2003
A town in Peru set up a garbage dump inside the ancient Nazca lines, with heavy garbage trucks driving across the delicate etchings. The mysterious lines were etched into the desert more than a thousand years ago and cover 35... continued

Our Skies are Safe, but What About the Sea?

October 17, 2003
Intelligence agencies are warning that the next major al-Qaeda attack will come by sea, rather than by air or on land. Earlier this year, a chemical tanker, the Dewi Madrim, was hijacked by pirates in speedboats off the coast of... continued

A Very Important Book

October 17, 2003
As you know, our sale books are going fast. Most of them will be discontinued, to make room for new stock. However, we've ordered MORE of one hardcover that sold out, because Whitley thinks it's such an important book:Our Final... continued

Go Ahead

October 17, 2003
Scientists say sex is good for us, and that abstinence should only be practiced in moderation. Having regular sex can help you live a longer, healthier life. Researcher Shah Ebrahim says, "The relationship found between frequency of sexual intercourse and... continued

A Huge Question Answered

October 16, 2003
Whitley Strieber has always kept the meaning of his visitor experiences an open question?until now. In his latest Journal he tells how and why a huge question about the Communion experience has finally been answered for him. Follow him on... continued

The Air You Breathe Can Give You a Stroke

October 14, 2003
It's been predicted that the world will experience a severe oil shortage, starting ten years from now. One way to handle this would be to develop alternate fuels. What's more likely to happen is that countries will burn coal instead,... continued

Dogs Avoid Crop Circles

October 14, 2003
A man exploring a crop circle in Iowa discovered that a dog refused to go inside it. Unusual levels of electrical activity have often been reported inside crop circles, and dogs may be more sensitive to this than humans are.... continued

More Harm Than Good

October 14, 2003
Some heavily advertised products actually do you more harm than good. A recent study shows that sunscreens are totally worthless, but using them makes people complacent, so they spend more time in the sun, which can lead to skin cancer.... continued

The Memory Man

October 14, 2003
Andi Bell, of the U.K., is the 2002 world memory champion. He can memorize the order of 10 shuffled packs of playing cards?520 cards in all?in only 20 minutes. Those of us who can't remember where we left our car... continued

NATO Jams Garage Doors

October 13, 2003
NATO recently put up new radio towers in the Denver as a security measure for an upcoming defense ministers' conference. Suddenly, no one?s automatic garage doors work anymore. Eileen Kelley writes in the DenverPost.com that the Overhead Door Company of... continued