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Appalachian UFO Sightings on Coast to Coast AM Date: 01-14-10 Host: George Noory Guests: Kyle Lovern, Stanton Friedman Joined by ufologist Stanton Friedman, author Kyle Lovern discussed the history of UFO sightings over West Virginia, Kentucky and Virginia. The writer of two books on sightings in the Appalachian region, Lovern said he wanted to bring attention to cases that hadn’t been previously…

I felt a sense of relief, delight, and awe, reading the obituary for English physicist Geoffrey Burbidge in the Sunday, February 07, 2010 New York Times, titled “Geoffrey Burbidge, 84, Dies; Traced Life to Stardust.” Burbidge’s findings, as explained by Allan Sandage, demonstrate that, “Every one of our chemical elements was once inside a star. The same star. You and I are brothers. We came from the same supernova.”

I suspected this was the case, every since hearing the lyrics to Joni Mitchell’s Woodstock: “We are stardust. Billion year old carbon.”

And, I sometimes get a glimpse of this fact in my day-to-day life. Like yesterday afternoon, while driving my 1995 Honda Accord from San Francisco to Sebastopol to visit an old friend who is in the process of dying. I was listening intently to NPR radio and was mesmerized by each story I heard: the turning back of integrated schools in Charlotte, North Carolina; the diaries of John Wilkes Boothe that were discovered after Lincoln’s assassination; and the community of monks and astrophysicists working together in Australia to uncover the mysteries of the universe. Each of these stories was touching and surprising, as I drove north along Highway 101, thinking of my dying friend.

And then, I walked into my friend’s bedroom. At first I thought I was too late. He was gaunt, motionless. Perhaps not alive. I sat down next to him, and noticed a subtle breathing. Then he began to mutter, to move, clearly confused, and dazed. I tried to comfort him, but it was as though he was in another world. Then he fell back to a motionless, sleeplike state. This pattern repeated itself for 15 or 20 minutes. Then, his eyes opened, he was clear and present, and he looked at me, and said, “Marc, I love you so much. What are we doing in this crazy, mixed-up world?” And then his eyes closed, and he was still, gently breathing. I wish I had an answer for him, and I was relieved when his eyes closed.

Now, after reading Geoffrey Burbidge’s obituary I would know what to say. We are all made of stardust. Really.

Read more: Inspiration, Spirituality, Death, Living News

I felt a sense of relief, delight, and awe, reading the obituary for English physicist Geoffrey Burbidge in the Sunday, February 07, 2010 New York Times, titled “Geoffrey Burbidge, 84, Dies; Traced Life to Stardust.” Burbidge’s findings, as explained by Allan Sandage, demonstrate that, “Every one of our chemical elements was once inside a star. The same star. You and I are brothers. We came from the same supernova.”

I suspected this was the case, every since hearing the lyrics to Joni Mitchell’s Woodstock: “We are stardust. Billion year old carbon.”

And, I sometimes get a glimpse of this fact in my day-to-day life. Like yesterday afternoon, while driving my 1995 Honda Accord from San Francisco to Sebastopol to visit an old friend who is in the process of dying. I was listening intently to NPR radio and was mesmerized by each story I heard: the turning back of integrated schools in Charlotte, North Carolina; the diaries of John Wilkes Boothe that were discovered after Lincoln’s assassination; and the community of monks and astrophysicists working together in Australia to uncover the mysteries of the universe. Each of these stories was touching and surprising, as I drove north along Highway 101, thinking of my dying friend.

And then, I walked into my friend’s bedroom. At first I thought I was too late. He was gaunt, motionless. Perhaps not alive. I sat down next to him, and noticed a subtle breathing. Then he began to mutter, to move, clearly confused, and dazed. I tried to comfort him, but it was as though he was in another world. Then he fell back to a motionless, sleeplike state. This pattern repeated itself for 15 or 20 minutes. Then, his eyes opened, he was clear and present, and he looked at me, and said, “Marc, I love you so much. What are we doing in this crazy, mixed-up world?” And then his eyes closed, and he was still, gently breathing. I wish I had an answer for him, and I was relieved when his eyes closed.

Now, after reading Geoffrey Burbidge’s obituary I would know what to say. We are all made of stardust. Really.

Read more: Inspiration, Spirituality, Death, Living News

Facebook may lead to sexual liaisons and illicit affairs, but Al Azhar’s Islamic Research Academy has refuted reports that its fatwa committee issued a ruling against the social network.

Read more: Al-Azhar-University, Facebook Fatwa, Al Quds Al Arabi, Egypt, Sunni, Facebook Islam, Al-Azhar University, Facebook, Egyptian National Council for Social and Criminal Research, World News

Facebook may lead to sexual liaisons and illicit affairs, but Al Azhar’s Islamic Research Academy has refuted reports that its fatwa committee issued a ruling against the social network.

Read more: Al-Azhar-University, Facebook Fatwa, Al Quds Al Arabi, Egypt, Sunni, Facebook Islam, Al-Azhar University, Facebook, Egyptian National Council for Social and Criminal Research, World News

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Appalachian UFO Sightings on Coast to Coast AM Date: 01-14-10 Host: George Noory Guests: Kyle Lovern, Stanton Friedman Joined by ufologist Stanton Friedman, author Kyle Lovern discussed the history of UFO sightings over West Virginia, Kentucky and Virginia. The writer of two books on sightings in the Appalachian region, Lovern said he wanted to bring attention to cases that hadn’t been previously…