Archive for July 8th, 2011
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Film Review: Page One: A Year Inside The New York Times (2.5 stars)
National Post That much is abundantly clear in the new documentary Page One: A Year Inside The New York Times, Andrew Rossi's timely peek into the Gray Lady, covering everything from WikiLeaks to the iPad and The Times' online paywall. … |
According to Steve Bassett and other exopolitics types, today, July 8, 2011, is World UFO Disclosure Day!
I await your gifts. (Preferably tens and twenties.)
Report taken by phone by ASD:
I was leaving work at 18th and Holmes and saw some orange lighs in the sky headed from west to east. I was looking north at the time. These were orange color orbs mving in an even trajectory and were moving past the top of and just above the buildings downtown. One went in front of a building. There was no noise and no flickering. They appeared to be about 5 – 10 feet wide each. The objectes moved up gradually and went out of sight.
The witness is sending a video.
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UFO Digest Newsletter July 7, 2011
UFODigest As regular readers of the UFO Digest newsletter could you please forward a copy to friends or associates you believe may be interested in our articles. The newsletter is an important element of UFO Digest and I would really like to increase its … |
 SBS |
WikiLeaks partner loses Visa, MasterCard loophole
SBS A screen shot of a web browser displaying the WikiLeaks website with a picture of its founder Julian Assange in Bern December 4, 2010. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener NEW YORK (Reuters) – A WikiLeaks partner found a new bank to accept Visa and MasterCard … |
Posted in WikiLeaks in the news | 
Tags: loophole, loses, MasterCard, PARTNER, Visa, WikiLeaks | 
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I was at a family BBQ in the backyard waiting for fireworks to start. There was some amateur fireworks being shot off in the area so our eyes were looking skyward.
We then noticed in the southern sky an orange flare-like object that appeared to be moving slowly but steadily westward. Everyone became interested in what it could be, because it was very unlike a plane or a firework.
I described the object as flare-like because it was large and brilliant, but it wasn’t pulsating. The orange light also seemed to be somewhat directional as it seemed to be focused more to the east.
We watched it for about a minute and as it passed we did not witness any blinking lights and the orange flare did not really seem to change shape. We also did not hear any aircraft engine or anything that would lead us to believe it was a helicopter engine.
The light finally just slowly winked out was gone; very strange in a relatively cloudless sky. Shortly there after we watched from the direction of Lambert Airport three red lights take off and climb straight up in to the sky and disappear. It was the consensus of those who saw the three lights take off that they were jets. Someone even made the joke that they were after the orange thing.
I might have dismissed the entire event if I had not witnessed the exact same light the following night while out for a walk. It was 11:00 at night and I was walking near my home in Ofallon. I witnessed the orange light again for probably 30 seconds to a minute moving in the northwestern sky. I tried to see if my cell phone would register it but it didn’t. The light did the same as it had the night before and slowly winked out.
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UFOs in North Canton?
Patch.com Instead of seeing fireworks in their backyard on Sunday night, a North Canton couple said they saw what could have been a UFO, according to News Channel 5. "These two objects floated by and then two more … |
 ConceivablyTech |
Invisible Technology: 38 Quadrillion Processor Cycles
ConceivablyTech One of the oldest projects to combine computing capability is Seti@home, a research project that is hosted by the Space Sciences Laboratory, at the University of California, Berkeley. The distributed computing project combines Internet-connected … |
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Tags: ConceivablyTech, Cycles, invisible, Processor, Quadrillion, technology |
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 USA Today |
Visa again blocks funds for WikiLeaks
USA Today LONDON — Visa said Friday it has closed a donation channel to WikiLeaks after a payment processor briefly accepted money transfers to the anti-secrecy site. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange attends a debate on the subject of … |
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Tags: again, Blocks, funds, today, Visa, WikiLeaks |
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