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Monthly Archives: October 2007
“Deep Throat” Hinted at Exotic Antigravity Project?
This is actually a fairly old story, having first surfaced a couple of years ago when Mark Felt outted himself as Woodward and Bernstein’s "Deep Throat" informant during Watergate. But it surfaced in my Google alerts this morning so I … Continue reading
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What Would YOU Do…
…if you could go "zero G" for a few seconds? Play a game of "human catch," of course… Looks like just another day on the Vomit Comet…
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Making Time Travel a Reality
Seems there is a recurring theme in a lot of this ‘time travel’ stuff… On May 22, 1955, Ronald Mallett’s father, a 33 year-old TV repairman from the Bronx, died of a sudden heart attack. Mallett (pronounced M’lette) was 10 … Continue reading
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A Day In The Life ?
Why, some of you no doubt wonder, is this taking so long? This little YouTube video gives you some idea: it’s about managing all the information. All that shuffling about, sorting, copying/pasting, backspacing/deleting retyping? That’s pretty much a typical day … Continue reading
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