Man-Eating Elephants in India/China's drought has global implications/Mysterious fish deaths fears in northern Turkey

FEMA 2-Day Tabletop Exercise in Boulder, Colo. Last Feb. Discussed Cataclysmic Solar Storms That Could Hit US Soon

Stan Deyo on Planet X, Solar Flares, & Energy Pt 1 (skip to 12:40), Pt 2, Pt 3, Pt 4, Pt 5, Pt 6

Time to say goodbye to all those passwordsThe convenience promised by the Internet often seems to evaporate when you log in every morning. First comes the user name and password needed to boot up your smart phone or computer. Next, a different password to access your e-mail. Want a book at Amazon.com? Another password (what was your first pet's name again?) and often your credit-card information and address.

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Glenn Beck vs. Google: Pundit doesn't trust search engine, suggests his fans may want to avoid it Unlike billions of worldwide users, Glenn Beck doesn't trust Google. And he plans on doing something about it. The conservative Fox News pundit announced on his show Wednesday that he will avoid using any Google products, and implored his viewers to follow suit. Beck spent a good portion of his program outlining why Google's business ties should make people...

Fox, MSNBC both adopting gay lobby's bias against pro-family groups The National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) is sponsoring a March 24 “Headlines & Headliners” fundraiser to be hosted by MSNBC anchor Thomas Roberts, with “special guests” that include Jamie Colby,..

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Man-Eating Elephants in India?Humans aren't natural prey for elephants and tigers, but in the Sundarban islands of West Bengal, India, an alarming number of people have been attacked -- even eaten -- by these wild beasts. In one part of the country, there have been reports of elephants going on a rampage, trampling homes and killing around 200 people in the past year. In one bizarre case, this typically plant-eating animal reportedly ate a human. In another part of the country, tigers, who have developed an appetite for...

China's drought has global implications The drought that has parched the land in much of northern China was already months old when the artillery was called into action last week. With the country’s wheat crop – critical to bread prices the world over – under threat, hundreds of shells filled with silver iodide were fired at the sky. The assault on the clouds had the desired short-term effect, provoking the first snowfalls of Beijing’s winter after 108 days without precipitation. But while the light snow brought rare smiles to the faces of grain growers, the National Meteorological Centre...

'Concerning' mass of dead fish, ducks blankets Little RiverWINDSOR, Ont. -- There’s an increasingly smelly fish-and-duck soup at the mouth of Little River as thousands of dead shad and several dozen dead ducks blanket the water’s surface, causing some alarm among residents. “It seems a little strange,” said Mike Stoyshin, who noticed the mass of dead gizzard shad in the river while going for a walk Tuesday evening. When he got a little closer, he realized there were several dead mallard and merganser ducks floating among the fish. “I know that everybody says the shad die off every year but a...

-----Mysterious fish deaths fan villagers' fears in northern TurkeySudden and unexplained mass fish deaths in the Black Sea region of Turkey have local residents worried about the safety of their water supply and calling on officials to solve the mystery. When residents in Mescitli village in Gümüshane province first observed dead fish in Harsit stream 15 days ago, they thought the fish had died of natural causes, said village head Cenk Ince. “However, when we realized the number of dead fish had risen, we urgently informed the officials. There were fish for two kilometers along the shore, which...

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Sixteen Earthquakes Shake Greenbrier Wednesday--Ark. Cities Feel Unexplained Surge in Earthquakes

Huge solar flare said to have disrupted China communications WASHINGTON -- The sun has unleashed its strongest flare in four years, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said Wednesday, as astronomers in southern China reported disturbances to radio communications. The massive Class X flash -- the largest such category -- erupted Tuesday, according to the U.S. space agency. "X-class flares are the most powerful of all solar events that can trigger radio blackouts and long-lasting radiation storms," disturbing telecommunications and electric grids, NASA added. The China Meteorological Administration reported a large solar flare and electromagnetic storms jammed shortwave radio communications in southern China, according to the official Xinhua News Agency. It also said the flare caused "sudden ionospheric disturbances" in the atmosphere above China...

Cigar-shaped UFO filmed in Brazil during daytimeAllnewsweb.comBrazil is undoubtedly one of the world's great UFO hot spots and UFO spotting is almost a national past-time. The local media regularly reports on UFO sightings. The Brazilian government just recently released extensive files confirming UFO activity in
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Ivory Coast Banks, Stock Exchange Close Amid Bank Run
Ivory Coast's financial system is grinding to a halt with banks closing and the stock market suspended, sparking a run on the lenders left open as the West African nation's political crisis drags on.

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Bigfoot Sighting Near PittsburghGhost TheoryAndrew Smith: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =9rnHxjKR1hM More UFO's in Utah County on Valentines night!! Jeffrey Gonzalez: So if I were to video tape a Jet taking off from a airport, then I showed you the tape…You... Jonathan Whitcomb: The debunking ...

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Video: Latest UFO sighting over Toronto, Canada on February 15, 2011Examiner.comThe latest UFO sighting to be documented on film was recorded in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, February 15, 2011 at 5:18AM. The news that a UFO was filmed in North America is surprising since most recent UFO sightings have been reported overseas. ...

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Police move on protesters in Bahrain, killing at least 3Manama, Bahrain (CNN) -- What had been days of mostly peaceful demonstrations changed dramatically in Bahrain early Thursday morning when police swarmed into the capital city and forcibly removed protesters from the Pearl Roundabout. Police came in with dozens of vehicles, surrounded the roundabout and began firing "pellet bullets," rubber bullets and tear gas at demonstrators, witnesses said. At least three people were killed early Thursday morning during the incident, emergency hospital services said. Police were able to clear the roundabout...

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Explosions at munitions depot rock district near Dar es Salaam airport

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Arizona Sheriff Scoffs at Suggestion to Tone Down Rhetoric An outspoken Arizona sheriff has responded to a letter from the mayors of three border cities who asked him to tone down his comments on border security problems, saying, "feel free to 'drink the Kool-Aid'" of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, U.S. Attorney Dennis...

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Montana’s governor defies feds…Orders game wardens to kill roving packs of wolves Gov. Brian Schweitzer has ordered gray wolf packs to be culled in the Bitterroot Valley to protect the dwindling elk population there, which could be in direct defiance of the federal Endangered Species Act. In addition, he has directed Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to respond to any livestock depredation throughout Montana by removing whole packs that kill livestock,..

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Lava Lake on Hawaii's Kilauea Rising Steadily

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Cancer Fear Over Cola Colorings

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Thousands of Dead Fish, Waterfowl Stink up Canadian River

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Gov. Christie: We Are Teetering on the Edge of Disaster

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NORAD Conducts Exercise over Central Canada to Test Response Capability

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Hawaii OKs Same-Sex Civil Unions

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Quick Facts: FEMA, Secret US Government

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Alaska Governor Shuns Health Law...