Return of the Nephilim - Archive of Prophecy in the News for August 12-16, 2002

Posted: Tuesday, August 20, 2002

Worthy of Attention: Turkmenistan's President, Saparmurat Niyazov, has issued a decree officially extending adolescence until the age of 25 and postponing old age until 85. The decree - published in a national newspaper - divides life into 12-year cycles. This means that childhood for Turkmens will now last until the age of 12, youth to 37 and maturity to 49 [ This character needs to be closely observed. He is trying to change the moors, seasons and times of his people. Things predicted in the Bible to take place under the Antichrist ]

UFOs: UFOs over India. With 5 visuals of what is feared as the muhnochwa `trapped' on video tapes - 3 of which were recorded by the team of intelligence sleuths in the state - the scare does not seem to be unfounded. The sleuths who had worked on muhnochwa do not rule out the possibility of the presence of an extra-terrestrial body (ETB) with electro-magnetic (EM) effect in at least three per cent of the cases. While the Indian agencies were yet to admit the presence of ETB, foreign research agencies, intelligence reports said, have already been to the affected areas, met the victims and collected necessary data

UFOs: Reports of a flashing space creature, or maybe a mutant bug that glows at both ends, have created panic in India's most populous state, triggering riots and lynchings that have killed more than a dozen people. Victims report being scratched by something flashing blue, red or green that strikes only at faces and only at night. The creature has been dubbed "Muhnochwa", or "face-clawing monster". Some police in Uttar Pradesh state have declared that Muhnochwa is an extra terrestrial being

UFOs: An amateur astronomer says a huge, black UFO glided over Cow Bay early Tuesday morning, blocking out the stars and bringing with it an unnatural silence

UFOs: The editors of the UFO Roundup, a database of possible extraterrestrial sightings, refer to the Fitchburg area "the UFO's home port in Massachusetts." They document 12 reported encounters between 1909 and 1996. A search of the Internet reveals numerous sightings by area residents over the past decade. The most widely witnessed event occurred on the evening of December 23, 1909, when a trainload of people traveling from Boston spotted a "mysterious airship" hovering above Fitchburg, according to an account in the Fitchburg Sentinel

UFOs: The UFO at Aurora, Tx. 105 years ago

UFOs: A 'Ufologist' is puzzled about strange sights in northern B.C. skies

UFOs: Did a conical UFO buzz Lunenburg?

UFOs: A crop circle hoaxer becomes a UFO believer

Crop Circles: mazes in cornfields have become a recent recreational pursuit, drawing families out for a bit of fun, generating profit that is often donated to charity. It seems odd that these "hoaxers" would not attempt to reap a similar benefit with crop circles. Instead, it appears that most crop circles are "discovered" not by a hot telephone tip, but by some hapless farmer checking his fields. They receive marginal media attention and do not generate income for the farmer, unless it is possible for him to claim insurance for a damaged crop

Crop Circles: Crop circles can occur without human help

Roaring Demons: The Church of the Sacred Heart houses one of the world's most unusual and smallest museums - a collection of signs sent from beyond the grave by souls stranded in purgatory. Catholics wrongly believe spirits, stuck between heaven and hell until they have atoned for their sins, can hasten their entry to paradise if family and friends on earth pray for them

Roaring Demons: "Ghosts" of the Pocahontas Highway

Attention!: HIGH LEVEL ALERT: The Massacre of Christians by Indonesian Muslims has Begun!
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Persecution of Christians: In Pakistan Christian Youth Are Victims of Anti-Christian Muslim Brutality

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': A former moderator of the Church of Scotland has caused a storm by suggesting that no-one will go to Hell. The Very Reverend Dr Andrew McLellan said there are no people in Hell and that God would be a "monster" if he condemned humans to eternal punishment

Rumors of Wars: A group of hackers couldn't single-handedly bring down the United States' national data infrastructure, but a terrorist team would be able to do significant localized damage to U.S. systems, according to a recent war games simulation

Rumors of Wars: American forces recently completed the largest joint war-fighting exercise they have ever held, a three-week, $250 million operation that involved 13,500 military and civilian personnel battling in nine live exercise ranges across the United States and in double that many computer simulations. Results from the mock combat, planned for two years, are expected to shape planning against future adversaries

Violence & Cruelty: A health advocacy group accused the government Monday of allowing fake meat made from fungus to be sold even though it makes people sick and demanded the product, known as Quorn, be recalled

Posted: Friday, August 16th, 2002

Signs of Plagues: he number of cases of West Nile fever is expected to rise sharply in the next week and could eventually reach 1,000, federal health officials said yesterday. If the current epidemic reflects experience, about 10% of the cases will be fatal

Signs in Nature: Scientists in Japan have discovered a fault in the seabed off the country's coast with the potential to unleash a giant tsunami tidal wave. The newly-detected fault lies off the south-eastern coast of Japan and may have been responsible for the magnitude 8.1 earthquake which struck the country in 1944

Signs in Nature: Record Heat Hits Massachusetts

Deadly Pollution: The United States and Canada have had some success in improving local environments where their citizens can enjoy clean air and water and green space, but these improvements have come at the expense of global natural resources and climate, according to a United Nations sponsored study

Deadly Pollution: Human Sacrifice Still Exists David C. Stolinsky Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2002 This is not a description of a primitive tribe living in some remote jungle (excuse me, rain forest). It is not an account of people clad in animal skins, cutting the throats of captives in front of bizarre stone idols. No, it is a description of "educated" people living in America and Western Europe. It is an account of people in modern clothes, but nevertheless killing people in an attempt to placate their false gods. The false gods are environmentalism and liberalism

Worthy of Attention: The health benefits of being married are so large that single men are at greater risk of dying than smokers, says a study

Attention!: According to Fuad Gasimov, academician and head of the Seismological Department of the National Aerospace Agency the often-sighted UFOs have bases deep in the Caspian, one off the north part of the Absheron Peninsula, the other in the north sector of the Caspian Sea. "I had been associated with the Institute of Earth Physics of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. during the Soviet era," Gasimov told the Baku Sun. "Since then we have information on the existence UFO bases around Baku. But it was strongly kept as a military secret." Gasimov says that he worked with a Soviet organization that charted UFOs. The organization sent an expedition to Baku and the Absheron Peninsula, where they discovered UFOs bases around the Nardaran and Pirshagi districts and around the Siyazan water spring. The entrances to these bases, he says, are found deep underground
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UFOs: Dundee Daze story drew a lot of attention across the planet

Crop Circles: On crop circles and their makers - humans an not

Witchcraft & Satanism: The Sorcerer of Sony. The hottest properties in cyberspace are virtual worlds. Meet the man who's making magic - and millions of dollars each month - by developing the Net's newest boomtowns [ The inmense peligrosity of this form of introduction to, and familiarization with witchcraft is that it seems to be perfectly harmless games to those who play with them ]

Attention!: As the Middle East immigrant population has grown, it has become dramatically more Muslim. In 1970, only 15% of Middle Eastern immigrants were Muslim. By 2000, that portion had risen to 73%. Middle Easterners are one of the fastest growing immigrant groups in America and their interest in coming to the U.S. has remained high despite some anti-Arab sentiment following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Immigration from the Middle East has grown seven-fold, from less than 200,000 people in 1970 to nearly 1.5 million in 2000. That number is projected to grow to nearly 2.5 million by 2010 if current trends continue [ Simply put: We are being invaded with an evil porpose ]

Conspiracies & Cover-ups: They Let It Happen On Purpose! 9/11 The final Dots - Top 20 LIHOP Suspects
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Conspiracies & Cover-ups: The FBI's anthrax probe is looking like a repeat of its bungled "investigation" into the crash of TWA Flight 800

Pollution " the NWO: Pacific island nations, most at risk of sinking beneath rising sea levels, chided the United States on Thursday for not signing the Kyoto Protocol and urged big aid donor Australia to do more to cut greenhouse gas emissions

NWO News: Current Areas of Catastrophic Fires and Weather Damage Seem To Be Precisely Areas Illuminati Wants To Ban Human Activity! Is Drought The Main Weapon to Force Humans Off The Land As The Plan Dictates? Using the most flowery language possible, and invoking the specter of environmental disaster, the U.S. House has overwhelmingly passed a bill setting aside the huge amount of $45 BILLION to buy up land. Soon, they will be out of "open" land, coming for yours and mine! That is the New World Order Plan

NWO News: "Before Christ could come with his disciples, our present civilization had to die". This quote does NOT come from the Holy Bible! This quote comes from Foster Bailey, writing in his evil book, 'Reappearance of the Christ'. Our daily news is marching us steadily to this type of destruction!

NWO News: Current Catastrophic Fires Turning Ground To Glass, Destroying the Area And Ruining Small Towns As Well

NWO News: The ‘rain tax’ cometh? Be prepared to pay the government for the rain on your roof

NWO News: President Bush demanded that Congress give him the opportunity to govern the new Homeland Security Department without attaching bureaucratic strings

NWO News: America's Most Frightening

Worthy of Attention: Pervasive computing's earliest adapters will be old people, according to medical experts and AI gurus at a conference here hosted by Intel Research. Speakers at "Computing, Cognition and Caring for Future Elders" discussed infrared badges that track patients, mirrors that spot suspicious moles, accelerometers that detect falls, and computers that remind the incontinent to visit the toilet at regular intervals

Eugenics: Russia's population continues to sink Latest forecast sees steady decline through 2005

Attention!: One of the Republican party's most respected foreign policy gurus Brent Scowcroft, who advised a string of Republican presidents, including Mr Bush's father, yesterday appealed for President Bush to halt his plans to invade Iraq, warning of "an Armageddon in the Middle East"

Rumors of Wars: Hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets in Gaza yesterday to participate in a Fatah-led demonstration in support of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein

Rumors of Wars: The United States has warned Arab leaders to prepare public opinion for a change in the Iraqi regime. Diplomatic sources said the Bush administration has sent letters to the leaders of Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and other Arab states in the Middle East. The letters, said to be nearly identical, assert that Washington is determined to topple the regime of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein

Rumors of Wars: Turkey's military has completed a report on Ankara's response to a U.S.-led war on Iraq. So far, an estimated 7,000 Turkish troops have been deployed along the border with Iraq. An unspecified number of Turkish military personnel are also said to be in northern Iraq

Rumors of Wars: Iraq To Launch Pre-Emptive Strike Using Weapons of Mass Destruction

Rumors of Wars: Aides to Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld have created a special Iraq planning unit, composed largely of civilians, to oversee a military campaign against Saddam Hussein, the latest sign that President Bush is methodically preparing an invasion to oust the Iraqi leader

Rumors of Wars: US HAARP Weapon Development Concerns Russian Duma. US Could Dominate The Planet If It Deploys This Weapon In Space

Rumors of Wars: The U.S. has declared combat-ready a Lockheed Martin Corp. missile designed to protect troops in the field from missiles armed with chemical or biological warheads

Rumors of Wars: Germ Warfare More Advanced Than Previously Thought - And Vastly More Deadly

Rumors of Wars: Saddam's Arsenal May Include "Dirty Bombs"

Rumors of Wars: Group Says Iran Has Nuclear Weapons

Rumors of Wars: Saudis launching al-Qaida in Iraq, Syria? Sources say princes want to prevent pro-West, democratic Baghdad

Rumors of Wars: Attempts to Hide the Number of Afghan Civilians Killed by US Bombs Are An Affront To Justice

Commentary: Our Absurd World

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': Is the 82-year-old pope on the verge of retirement, with a covert plan to announce it among his beloved countrymen? Will he steal away to a Polish villa, and never return to the Vatican? Those tenacious rumors made a splashy return this week when a French publication presented them as genuine possibilities. Vatican officials issued the requisite denials, just as they did in response to similar accounts weeks earlier and related guesswork before that

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': A Franciscan brother charged with sexually assaulting four altar boys at a Boston church in the late 1960s and early 1970s was ordered held on $100,000 bond Thursday

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': As Cardinal Law Contines Testimony, Sandwich Priest Arrested On Charges of Rape of A Boy: Franciscan Brother Arrested On Charges of Raping 4 Boys

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': Transcript Video Clips On Law's Deposition

Like in Sodom & Ghomorrah: While the comic book industry over the years has introduced gay and lesbian characters, this is the first major story line involving a gay central character of a mainstream comic book

Like in Sodom & Ghomorrah: Many U.S. corporations that already have homosexual-friendly policies in their employee hiring and retention practices recently achieved a perfect score by adding "gender identity" to their non-discrimination policies, a leading homosexual advocacy organization said

End Times Society: Public Defender Suspended After Allegedly Having Sex With Her Client, Accused of Triple Homicide

End Times Society: Debt-laden French media giant Vivendi Universal reported a loss of more than $12 billion for the first half of the year as it took a bigger than expected charge to reflect a writedown in value of its assets. The company also said it plans to sell at least $9.8 billion worth of assets, including the U.S. publisher Houghton Mifflin that it acquired only last year

End Times Society: Another big batch of government computers has gone missing, this time at the Internal Revenue Service, and they could hold private taxpayer data such as Social Security numbers and bank account information

Science for Evil: Medical Advance Could Bring Day When Human Sperm Are Incubated Inside Mice

Increased Knowledge: Machines That Feel Your Pain

Increased Knowledge: Physicists from all over the world are racing to prove the existence of a particle that's surmised to be at the heart of the matter. Literally. Dubbed the "God particle" by Nobel Prize-winning physicist Leon Lederman, the Higgs boson is a controversial particle believed to bestow mass on all other particles

Increased Knowledge: Apple chip breakthrough confounds physicists. Faster than light chips?

Increased Knowledge: Scientist say that radiation jets speeding at what appears to be 6 times faster than light don’t threaten Einstein’s theory

Posted: Thursday, August 15th, 2002

Signs of Plagues: Legionnaires' disease sickens 14 in Vermont

Signs of Plagues: Health officials said that Florida has its first confirmed human case of West Nile virus this year. The Florida Department of Health announced that the infected person is a resident of Sumter County, but was exposed to mosquitoes in Louisiana prior to contracting the illness

Attention!: A dense blanket of pollution, dubbed the "Asian Brown Cloud," is hovering over South Asia, with scientists warning it could kill millions of people in the region, and pose a global threat
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Signs in Nature: Surging floods threatened major European cities, forcing tens of thousands to flee their homes as authorities desperately fought to save national monuments and priceless works of art. The death toll from more than a week of torrential rain rose to at least 90, with rivers and reservoirs from Germany to Russia spilling their banks in some of the worst flooding seen in Europe in more than a century

Signs in Nature: Storms moved away from the Philippines Wednesday after causing waterspouts, small tornadoes and mudslides that killed 22 people and forced 3,500 to flee their homes

Signs in Nature: Persistent and worsening drought has spread to nearly half the contiguous United States, the government reported Wednesday

Signs in Nature: Thousands lose power as 100 mph winds lash Kansas. A supercell thunderstorm that morphed into a line known as a bow echo slammed Nickerson and South Hutchinson with straight-line winds of up to 100 mph and as much as 4 inches of rain

Signs in Nature: With 100-degree temperatures forecast and high humidity making it feel more like 105, the National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for most of Massachusetts on Wednesday and warned people to avoid strenuous outdoor exercise. In Boston, the mercury soared to 101 degrees at Logan International Airport, exceeding the record of 97 degrees set on Aug. 14, 1947, according to the weather service. It was 97 in Fitchburg, 92 in Worcester and 91 in Pittsfield. Cape Cod was the coolest spot in the state, with temperatures mostly in the 80s. The heat wasn't the only bad news. As the heat wave stretched into a fourth day, the federal Environmental Protection Agency warned the combination of heat and pollution made the air unhealthy and suggested that people with health problems stay indoors

Signs in Nature: Weeds have become stronger and fitter by cross-breeding with genetically modified crops, leading to fears that superweeds which are difficult or impossible to control may invade farms growing standard crops

Apologetics: New 'Ape-Man' Preliminary Response
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Apologetics: Scientists say that our Universe is so "unlikely" that we must be missing something

UFOs: Reports of UFO sightings are flying around the Canadian central interior and the credibility of the sightings is gaining momentum

UFOs: Scientists have been warned they'll have to get their timing right if they want to contact intelligent aliens

UFOs: Panic-stricken Indian villagers are blaming UFOs for a spate of attacks that have killed several people and injured many others in Uttar Pradesh state. Villagers in this poor region say as night falls, a flying sphere, emitting red and blue lights, hones in on their homes. In the past week seven people have died of unexplained injuries, while many others have been burnt

UFOs: A scientist at the Indian Institute of Technology-Kanpur says he has solved from his laboratory the mystery behind the "unidentified flying object" that had created a scare in large parts of Uttar Pradesh. Contrary to belief that the illuminated 'flying monster' was either an insect or a remote-controlled device, Professor Ravindra Arora speculated that it was nothing other than balls of lighting that often fall on earth during dry spells. Large parts of the state are currently facing a draught

Roaring Demons: Have the Yetis still survived in the 21st century? Are the Yetis, whose footprints have been sighted upto mid-eighties in Nepal Himalayas in plenty on the verge of extinction? or are they dwelling in some isolated stretch of lofty mountain ranges? Is there a link between the Himalayan Yeti, the Chinese snowman and Caucasus Region Almos? Many such questions have been baffling the scientists

Witchcraft & Satanism: Argumentative local councillors in Colorado say they're getting on better after a shaman's visit to remove their chamber's bad vibes. Christopher Beaver conducted a "smudging ceremony" in the Telluride town council chambers earlier this summer

Witchcraft & Satanism: A young Italian paralysed and unable to speak after a car crash says he can walk and talk after a priest's spirit visited him

Persecution of Christians: Suffering for the Faith

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': There are simple, sensible explanations for the trip Pope John Paul II has scheduled to Poland this weekend. It gives him another glimpse of his homeland, and allows him to dedicate a new sanctuary outside Cracow that he holds dear. Then there is the wild, rampant speculation. Is the 82-year-old pope on the verge of retirement, with a covert plan to announce it among his beloved countrymen? Will he steal away to a Polish villa, and never return to the Vatican?

Running To and Fro: Spain has unveiled a multi-million-dollar surveillance system to protect its southern coast from the immigrants who brave treacherous waters to enter the country. Radar sensors and night-vision cameras will monitor the 110 kilometres (70 miles) of Spanish coastline closest to Morocco, where many clandestine migrants start their journey

NWO News: The EU has no appropriate aid to help member states, such as Germany and Austria, currently being affected by the devastating floods. A spokesperson for the Commission said "some years ago there was a budgetary line for emergency aid. This line was deleted by the European Parliament." The spokesperson went on to add that there was a possibility that member states could "re-orientate" the priorities of the structural funds to adjust to damages caused by the floods. However, help from the Commission was not an option. The Commission was, on the other hand, looking at how it could help the Czech Republic, the candidate country worst hit by the torrential rain

NWO News: A number of larger EU states are facing growing difficulties in living up to the demands of the EU Stability and Growth Pact, which entered into force in 1999 to support the strength and the confidence in the new single currency, the Euro

NWO News: Now there's something better, and it comes out of an Office of Naval Research program that goes back 4 decades. Very small electric crystal chips can now be embedded into products to provide up to 96 bits of information when they're read by an electromagnetic scanner. (That's roughly 6 times as much as bar codes hold. It also meets the new industry standard developed by the MIT-led Auto-ID Center.) These new radio-frequency scanners, unlike the optical ones in most supermarkets today, can read the chip whether they have direct line-of-sight to it or not. And dirt? Ordinary dirt matters not at all

NWO News: Military enforces 'Semper Fido' with microchips

Rumors of Wars: Relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia have deteriorated so far that the Saudi Arabians are no longer considered allies, senior diplomatic sources said yesterday. Saudi Arabia, once the indispensable cornerstone of US policy in the Arab world, has refused to co-operate with the war on terrorism or support President Bush’s plans to overthrow President Saddam Hussein. According to the sources, it has handed over no Intelligence of any value about the al-Qaeda terrorist organisation, which has roots in Saudi Arabia

Rumors of Wars: A Libyan government minister accused the United States Wednesday of preparing a plan to partition the major Arab countries and appoint new rulers to serve Israeli interests. Abdul Salam al-Turaiki, Libya's Minister of Africa Unity, said in an interview with the Tunisian daily Al-Shuruk that the United States had a plan to partition Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Arab states of north Africa and appoint new Arab rulers

Rumors of Wars: U.S. vulnerable to data sneak attack. A group of hackers couldn't single-handedly bring down the United States' national data infrastructure, but a terrorist team would be able to do significant localized damage to U.S. systems, according to a recent war games simulation

Rumors of Wars: Sudan has employed its new oil revenues to purchase advanced weapons from China and Russia

Violence & Cruelty: The woman charged in the abduction of an infant in Texas was "showing the baby around town" as her own before she was arrested and the baby rescued. One-month-old Nancy Crystal Chavez was grabbed from her mother's minivan in Abilene on Tuesday and was found almost 200 miles away on Wednesday

Increased Knowledge: Artificial sight is now a reality

Increased Knowledge: A new X-ray microscope sees clearer and deeper than ever before

Increased Knowledge: Non-hybrid prototype car gets 235 miles to the gallon, with a top speed of 70 mph, but don't ask about acceleration

Increased Knowledge: Robot Teaches Itself Flying Skills in Three Hours

Science for Evil: Handmade cloning, a new way to create genetically identical copies of animals, is not only cheaper and simpler than existing methods, but appears to work better too

End Times Society: A health advocacy group accused the government Monday of allowing fake meat made from fungus to be sold even though it makes people sick and demanded the product, known as Quorn, be recalled

End Times Society: A Pennsylvania judge accused of dropping his trousers in public has agreed to retire

Like in the 'Days of Noah': A new survey shows nearly 70% of Chinese teenagers get their sexual education from porn

Like in the 'Days of Noah': 'Sex and Lucia' may have won awards at the June Seattle Film Festival but the city's 2 major newspapers are refusing to print ads for it, saying the Spanish language film is far too sexy [ Read filthy dirty ]

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Posted: Tuesday, August 13th, 2002

Signs of Famines: World leaders are being urged to take action at this month's Earth Summit in South Africa to help developing countries manage scarce water resources. The head of the United Nations Environment Programme, Klaus Toepfer, said governments had to move from declarations about improving access to water and sanitation to action and implementation. Addressing the start of the World Water Week symposium in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, Mr Toepfer said more than a billion people around the world still lacked access to safe drinking water

Signs of Plagues: The number of new polio cases in India nearly tripled in the first 6 months of this year, compared with the same period in 2001, in a setback to the world's goal of eradicating the crippling disease by 2005

Signs of Plagues: The number of Indonesian with HIV/AIDS increased by 375 during January to June the year, bringing the total to 2,950 since the first HIV/AIDS case was reported in 1987

Signs of Plagues: West Nile virus is an "emerging, infectious disease epidemic" that could be spread all the way to the Pacific Coast by birds and mosquitoes, the director of the Centers for Disease Control said Sunday

Signs of Plagues: Hours after launching a beefed up battle against the West Nile virus, health officials in Washington, DC, announced the first confirmed human case of the disease in the US capital

Signs of Plagues: A Saskatchewan man has become Canada's first victim of the human strain of mad cow disease, but the patient probably contracted variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD) in Britain rather than in North America

Signs of Plagues: Scientists warn that the parasitical disease Toxoplasmosis could increase the risk of having a road accident

Signs of Plagues: Reservations at the Thunderbirds Golf Course in south Phoenix have been slumping since a 15-year-old boy died and about 40 people got sick after golfing there last month

Signs in Nature: Prague authorities ordered the evacuation of an estimated 50,000 people late on Monday as the biggest flood for more than a century approached the Czech capital

Signs in Nature: Louisiana is sinking. One State's Environmental Nightmare Could Become a Common Problem. A recent U.S. report to the United Nations on global warming acknowledges that the phenomenon is real and that people must adapt to "inevitable" change. The Associated Press visited 6 regions of the United States especially vulnerable to climate change to explore the adaptations that may lie ahead. This story is the first in an occasional series

Signs in Nature: Climate changes caused by global warming will inundate small island states and seriously threaten agriculture, forests, marine ecosystems and public health

Signs in Nature: The Great Salt Lake isn’t as great as it used to be. Lack of precipitation and a hot summer have caused the lake’s level to recede sharply. It is now at 4,198 feet above sea level, the lowest since 1980

Signs in Nature: More than half of the coral on the north side of the Florida Keys was destroyed in the past 12 months, and researchers who've been monitoring Keys coral since 1996 say the black water event from last spring is to blame

Signs in Nature: The nation's largest active wildfire grew to about 333,890 acres early Saturday, making it Oregon's largest wildfire in over a century

Signs in Nature: Power surges caused by lightning strikes in Britain have been blamed for record incidents of damage to computer modems. A tenfold increase in orders for replacement modems was recorded by retailer PC World in the days following the latest serious thunderstorm on 7 August

Signs in Nature: Leaping sturgeons! Giant fish injuring boaters. Three Florida boaters have been struck by the giant, jumping, bony-plated fish since Memorial Day weekend. Four more sturgeon-human collisions or near-misses have been reported during the past seven years

Signs in Nature: A volcano erupted on a deserted Japanese island in the Pacific Ocean Monday, spewing smoke and ash into the air for the first time in 63 years

Signs in Nature: This summer marked the 10th anniversary of a freak event in Daytona Beach that received international coverage. On July 3, 1992, at about 11 p.m., a huge "rogue" wave rolled out of a calm ocean and crashed onto the beach, swamping hundreds of cars parked near the Boardwalk and sending frightened late-night beachwalkers scurrying for dry land. The cause of the jumbo wave has never been officially explained

Deadly Pollution: A 2-mile-high "brown haze" of human-generated soot and greenhouse gases is blanketing Asia, threatening hundreds of thousands of lives and altering rainfall patterns, scientists warn today

Deadly Pollution: Birds could disappear from North American forests because of acid rain. Scientists have found that the pollutant is leading to a decline of one species at least. It seems to affect the breeding habits of the wood thrush. The bird lives on mountain slopes of the Eastern United States when it visits to breed during the summer. A drop in numbers has been seen since the 1960s. Research into its disappearance has focused until now on habitat loss and destruction

Increased Knowledge: Scientists working with a new network of seismic monitoring stations in Taiwan say it is now possible to give as much as 30 seconds warning before some major earthquakes - time to shut off gas lines, stop public transit and take other precautions to limit damage

Increased Knowledge: Why do comets burn up and vanish far quicker than they should? One theory - that they are made of 'mirror matter' - could help to explain the greatest mystery of our universe

Increased Knowledge: A space mission to knock a potential rogue asteroid off course is undergoing feasibility studies with money from the European Space Agency

Increased Knowledge: Taking a leap forward in the study of Mars, European engineers began construction on the Beagle 2, a lander slated to hit the red planet in 2003

Increased Knowledge: A new photograph of the Moon might be the sharpest image of the lunar surface ever recorded from the ground

Increased Knowledge: Never mind about the whereabouts of dark matter, the mystery material that accounts for 95% of the mass of the universe. Astronomers haven't even been able to find all the visible matter—atoms and molecules—that they know should exist in nearby regions of the universe. New observations confirm that most of the visible stuff lies hidden in vast, hard-to-detect gas clouds between galaxies

Increased Knowledge: Anti-seismic systems of yore. Architects are studying historic buildings that have withstood the tests of time

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': The Vatican confirmed Monday that Pope John Paul II's travel plans include a return to Rome from Poland next week, contrary to a published report that the pontiff might retire to his native land after the journey to his homeland. The French newspaper Le Journal de Dimanche reported Sunday that the 82-year-old pope might retire to a villa in his beloved Tatra mountains in southern Poland instead of returning to Rome at the conclusion of his Aug. 16-19 trip to Poland. But Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls said the official trip schedule has the pope flying back to Rome Aug. 19 after a speech at Krakow airport in Poland. Navarro-Valls also said Monday he preferred not to respond to a German newspaper report that the pope's Poland trip would be his last foreign visit. The tabloid Bild am Sonntag quoted unidentified cardinals for its Sunday report

UFOs: UFO sighting in Telkwa and Houston. This year, over 70 unidentifiable sightings have been reported in northern B.C.

UFOs: At least 7 dead in reported UFO attacks in India. Indian villagers claim they are being attacked by flying spheres which emit red and blue lights

UFOs: Bizarre, it is ‘hathnochwa’ in the city?

UFOs: The Muhnochwa mystery deepens

UFOs: Having failed to unravel the mystery of the unidentified nocturnal flying object that allegedly claws the faces of its victims, the Uttar Pradesh government has urged the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, to send a team of scientists to find out what it is that is stalking villages in Mirzapur and other districts of eastern Uttar Pradesh

UFOs: Many residents of south-western Nepal are living in fear after seeing a fireball swoop down from the sky to attack a woman two nights in a row

UFOs: UFOs are destroying the plains of fertile central Greece, according to farmers who claim to have spotted alien aircraft landing in their fields. In recent years, growing numbers of UFOs have also also been reported in Cyprus

Crop Circles: Suddenly, crop circles are hot. They're hip. They're not just for New Age neo-Druid saucer freaks anymore. 'Signs', the new Mel Gibson movie, has caused a stampede of media interest in the mysterious markings that have appeared in farm fields all over the world. But Colin Andrews, the crop circle researcher who served as a consultant to the filmmakers, isn't too thrilled with the flick. "I was personally just a wee bit disappointed," he says. 'Signs' is entertaining, Andrews admits, but it's not nearly as interesting as the real story of crop circles

Roaring Demons: Even the guide gets scared on the tour of a misty Edinburgh graveyard where a poltergeist reigns suprem

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