Today Most Interesting Topics
BANK BUSTER: President calls for biggest regulatory overhaul since 1930s…
Bloomberg rips; Warns of more lay offs in city…
SPLIT: Geithner has concerns over proposed limits…
Senate Dems Not Sure Enough Votes to Reconfirm Bernanke…
Dow Suffers Worst Week SInce Last Month…
Obama seen as anti-business by 77% of investors…
Europe welcomes bank plan, won’t imitate it…

THRILL IS GONE
Britain’s terror threat level raised to ’severe’…
UN climate expert says ‘more errors’ in global warming report…
Entire Arizona Town Underwater Following Overnight Storm…
HILLARY NOW: Urges Internet freedom!
HILLARY 1998: Warns of no gatekeeping… ‘bad outcomes’
China media hits back at Clinton…

WAIT: Computers down at all 168 California DMV offices…
Howard Stern to Return to traditional radio?
NOONAN: Voters went for Mr. Obama thinking he was not a Nut…
Buchanan asks: Has Obama lost white America?
Zuckerman: The Incredible Deflation of Barack Obama…
Hunt for Earth-Like Worlds Looks in the Mirror
To find Earth-like worlds around other stars, scientists should take a page from our own planet.
— Space.com
The Zone of Silence: Unmuted
Magnetic aberrations make radio communications impossible in area known as the Vertice de Trino.
— Inexplicata
Humans were once an endangered species
1.2 million years ago, there were probably only around 18,500 individuals capable of breeding.
— PhysOrg.com
Death of UFO expert Paul Vigay ‘a mystery’
The 44 year-old, who worked on the 2002 Mel Gibson film Signs, was discovered floating in the sea off the coast of Portsmouth.
— The Telegraph
Slime Mold Beats Humans at Perfecting Traffic Networks
A species of gelatinous amoeba could help urban planners design better road systems.
— LiveScience
There’s a ‘Dark Disk of Material’ Hovering Out in Space
Some kind of obstruction is blocking our view of a star in the constellation Auriga.
— io9.com
Toyota Sees Robotic Nurses in Your Lonely Final Years
Manufacturing robotic workers may be a hot new industry.
— Gadget Lab
NASA wants your Mars photo target ideas
NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will take public photo suggestions.
— Layer 8
Tomb of the Saxon Queen: Discovered, Alfred’s granddaughter
Crumbling remains have been unearthed more than 1,000 years after her death.
— Daily Mail
Dinosaur ‘Death Pits’ Created by Giant’s Footprints?
Death pits might have been created by the wanderings of a massive sauropod dinosaur.
— National Geographic News
Almost-close encounter: Meteorite hits Lorton doctor’s office
Three chunks of stone on the floor that together formed a rock about the size of a tennis ball.
— Washington Post
I had a letter to the editor that I thought you might be interested in printing but I do not see how it can be done as you have no email address. The Forum apparently didn’t want to publish it as it casts doubt on its political pals. You may not want it either and if I don’t get an email from you I will assume as much.
CH