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UFO Experiences Reported by Forest Fire Lookouts
April 21, 2003 Ashland, Oregon - Recently at the Eureka Springs UFO Conference in Arkansas, I was introduced to Professor Emeritus, Jim Doerter who received his Doctorate of Education in Art from Pennsylvania State University in 1962. He is now 75-years-old and retired, but Prof. Doerter did a study in 2001 of "UFO Experiences and Anomalies as Reported by Forest Fire Lookouts and Forest Workers."
Unusual Animal Deaths in Valparaiso, Nebraska
- Animal Photos Upcoming -
April 19, 2003 Valparaiso, Nebraska - About 25 miles northwest of Lincoln, Nebraska, is the small ranching community of Valparaiso. There are some 145 residents and the Mike Benesh family has a ten acre pasture where they've raised 50 head of cattle. Until the early morning of April 5. That's when the Beneshes discovered three of their animals dead. Two were cows in their second year. The third was a 2-month-old bull calf. One of the cows was kneeling upright with all four legs under her. There were no cuts, bruises, blood or signs of struggle. But there were burn blisters in the roof of her mouth.
SARS Coronavirus Can Spread in Urine and Feces
New Coronavirus Causes SARS Symptoms in Monkeys
April 16, 2003 Rotterdam, Netherlands - World Health Organization (W.H.O.) scientists have infected monkeys with the same new coronavirus suspected of causing the severe acute respiratory syndrome known as SARS. The primates developed the same disease symptoms experienced by human SARS patients. This is the same coronavirus that Canadian and Centers for Disease Control geneticists were finally able to gene sequence this past weekend. This particular genetic structure has not been seen before in the coronavirus family, but was extracted from some SARS patients.
Triangular Aerial Craft Over Area 51, Nellis AFB, Nevada
SARS Breakthrough – Genetic Sequencing of Coronavirus Linked to Killer Pneumonia
April 14, 2003 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - Today, the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) are reporting that the number of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome cases, known as SARS pneumonia, have risen around the world to 3169 and 144 deaths. This is an epidemic. Many doctors are wondering if it will become a global pandemic that can infect hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions, of people over the next several months.