Topic: News

The X-Conference focuses on the political, governmental and social aspects relating to extraterrestrial-related phenomena. It is produced by PRG as part of an ongoing activist effort seeking to end a government imposed truth embargo on formal acknowledgement of an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race.

Paradigm Research Group announced the final speaker lineup for X-Conference 2007 to be held at the Hilton Hotel in Gaithersburg, MD outside of Washington, DC on September 14-16.

Is China shocking the world again after the Great Wall and terra-cotta warriors?

After 16 years' hard work, Xiao Jing Jin Xi Yong, from Korea, has tracked down a large underground kingdom, located below the Chinese Inner Mongolian prairie. The origins of this most ancient Chinese civilization are unknown.

Farm Aid has announced an acoustic set with Gregg Allman joining Willie Nelson and Dave Matthews on stage in an unique musical collaboration. More than 14 artists are scheduled to perform this year.

On Sunday, September 9 at Randall's Island in New York City, Gregg Allman will perform a special acoustic set with Willie Nelson and Dave Matthews, Farm Aid announced yesterday. The unique musical collaboration will add to the stellar lineup at Farm Aid 2007: A HOMEGROWN Festival, the organization's first New York concert event.

A new book by West Coast high tech consultant John Palacio suggests that the fabric of space itself is capable of movement. The implications of Palacio's "Kinetic Space Theory: The Solution to Gravity and other Puzzles in Theoretical Physics" lead to solutions to some of modern science's most classic puzzles including a solution for the puzzle of gravity.

Ever since inconsistencies began to appear between the two major pillars of theoretical physics, quantum mechanics and the theory of relativity, physicists have pursued a "Theory of Everything" (T.O.E.) with a fervor reminiscent of knights searching for the Holy Grail. The T.O.E as described by Brian Greene, author of The Elegant Universe, is "the ultimate explanation of the universe at its most microscopic level." String theory is a well-publicized current example of a T.O.E. Now, a new T.O.E. has been proposed in a book just published by Globulus Communications of Calabasas, CA.

A recent Newsweek magazine cover story on global warming contained significant errors and used outdated scientific material in its representation of global climate data collected by satellites.

A recent Newsweek magazine cover story on global warming contained significant errors and used outdated scientific material in its representation of global climate data collected by satellites, according to the scientists who maintain that dataset at The University of Alabama in Huntsville.

"The Humor Times," a political humor publication out of Sacramento, California, is poised to expand to a national audience, tapping into the current popularity of political satire. The monthly paper is a humorous review of the news, using editorial cartoons, columns and a "fake news" section to lampoon politicians and newsmakers alike.

August 13, 2007 -- It's no joke - or maybe it is. The Humor Times, a monthly political humor and cartoon newspaper published in Sacramento, California for over 16 years, is launching a national expansion, hoping to take the country by a storm - of laughter.

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The "Rock History - Cleveland Style" auction hosted by Backstage Auctions offers up four decades of rare and one of a kind memorabilia direct from the personal and private collection of legendary rock and roll manager and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Board Member David Spero.

David Spero was destined to be a part of rock and roll history since the age of 13. He got his start working on the set of the nationally syndicated television show Upbeat, which was created and produced in Cleveland during the mid 60s by Herman Spero, David's father. The young Spero did just about any job his dad would allow from holding up cue cards to suggesting ideas that would appeal to kids his own age and even chauffeured the "stars" around town. Spero's on the job training at a very early age helped pave the way for one of the most interesting careers in the rock and roll business.

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On the aution block: this photo of Jimi Hendrix at a 1967concert in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

By combining the capabilities of several telescopes, teams of scientists have spotted extremely bright galaxies hiding in the distant, young universe. They are the most luminous and prolific galaxies seen at that great distance, churning out stars at a rate 1,000 times greater than that of the Milky Way.

By combining the capabilities of several telescopes, teams of scientists, including University of Massachusetts Amherst astronomers, have spotted extremely bright galaxies hiding in the distant, young universe. They are the most luminous and prolific galaxies seen at that great distance, churning out stars at a rate 1,000 times greater than that of the Milky Way.

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A bright but dusty and extremely distant galaxy (left) discovered by the AzTEC camera. The high resolution Smithsonian's Submillimeter Array pinpointed the galaxy (center) which is not detected by the Hubble Space Telescope (right). Observations show that this galaxy existed when the universe was less than 2 billion years old.

This summer marks the 45th anniversary of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, Engel v. Vitale, the first court case that addressed the constitutionality of prayer in public schools. Expert’s research focuses on the Battle Over School Prayer and Engel v. Vitale in newly published book.

This summer marks the 45th anniversary of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, Engel v. Vitale, the first court case that addressed the constitutionality of prayer in public schools.

In his new book, The Battle Over School Prayer: How Engel v. Vitale Changed America, Canisius College History Professor, Bruce J. Dierenfield, PhD, sets his account of the decision in the larger historical and political context, citing battles over a wide range of religious activities in public schools throughout American history.

Known throughout the world as a center for Spiritualists, healers and psychic mediums, Cassadaga, Florida will host their second annual Body, Mind, Spirit Festival on Saturday, August 18 from 10 AM to 3 PM. A variety of informational speakers, vendors and complimentary health practitioners will be on hand for this celebration of the interconnection of body, mind and spirit. All are welcome and admission to the public is free.

Located in Central Florida in between Orlando and Daytona Beach, Cassadaga is home to about two dozen Spiritualist Healers certified through the Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Meeting Association. Each of them has completed an extensive education program that includes classes and experiential training. The healers in Cassadaga are careful to point out that Spiritualist healing is intended to be a compliment to a doctor's care, not a substitute.