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Don, I extend my sympathies and condolences to you and Vicki. Being owned by two dogs, I know how they are an integral and very important part of the family. I'd hate to come home to an empty house, in fact I can't imagine what it would feel like. My heart goes out to you.

I'm with tyder on this one. I have been an avid listener and a devout fan of The Paracast for quite a while now. I've listened to every episode once and many of them several times. I wish you well Gene and Chris, but I'll not be subscribing for several reasons. Thank you for helping us...

I'm not a fan of genetic manipulation. I still remember very clearly the first "Jurassic Park" movie in which the character Ian Malcolm states "your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." And tyder, I don't remember the name of...

There is something about it that I don't like. I can't quite put my finger upon it. It's eye pleasing, but not as utilitarian as the previous incarnation of the board. I don't understand the "trophy" points either. I figured it was just me.

I think we all know that war is profitable. I would just like to know where the claim comes from. The banks make some serious profits in one calendar year. I'm just not sure that one day of war is more profitable. As far as whether I'm sick of war, whether I'm sick of economic...

I don't doubt that there is a bit of truth to this article, and to the claim of "cure" for those specific cancers. Will science take note? Probably not because they are looking for THE cure, not a cure. They are also looking for a cure which can generate profits and positive marketing and...

Not that I doubt ya, but do you have any links or references?

Good for a chuckle.

Apparently congress has voted to allow 2012 to be considered a new year?

Sad, isn't it? Congress can vote away the bill of rights and the American people don't give a rats ass...or at least they act like it. If you ask me, the terrorists already won. Our freedoms are evaporating at the speed of that chinese bullet train mentioned above. Perhaps this is the 1984...

I used to think the tether incident was a pretty good case for UFOlogy. But with all the explanations of lens artifacts, it seems fairly well debunked. I still think that STS48 is worthy of more investigation, at least something more than the "urine dump" we heard.

Wig-wams and wickiups have been used for centuries by native peoples. I can't say whether what you saw was one of them, but it sure sounds like one to me...or a variation thereof. It's not implausible to think that a hunter caught in the woods after dark might build one for...

So should I build an altar and start practicing?

I think that the only way that this subject will be taken seriously is if the doe-eyed believers and the scam artists are disenfranchised from it; and if those who are serious about the phenomena are promoted...and the press begins to take the topic seriously. Any petition that is signed can...

I wonder if he was going for the $1 Million dollar prize money.

I'd appreciate it if the news anchor wasn't so glib when talking to Kaku. This IS an important discovery and he's treating it as if it's a cat fashion show.

You do realize that this has been done before... Not sure why we'd do it again when the results will be the same. Nothing will change, even if a UFO lands on the White House lawn.

Cool links on those threads you posted Cabal... Did a search for UFO on DTIC Online and here's what I found.

This would be a wonderful advance in UFOlogy IF it were true.

http://forbiddenarcheology.com/