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Written by Alison Smith
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Saturday, 25 October 2008 00:00 |
TRUE BLOOD (HBO) Six Feet Under creator Alan Ball has teamed up with HBO once again for the new television series True Blood, which is set in a reality much like our own with one major difference – Japanese scientists have perfected synthetic blood, and vampires no longer live in secret. The plot of the series is loosely based on the Sookie Stackhouse books by Charlaine Harris , and takes place in a small Louisiana town where vampires have not yet taken up residence – until Bill Compton, a former Confederate soldier and current vampire, returns to his family home to stay. |
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Written by James Randi
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Friday, 24 October 2008 00:00 |
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Though we initially declined to mention it, a subject came up on our Comments page that we must now address. See http://www.randi.org/joom/swift/that-silly-doctor-is-back-2.html Dr. Richard Boylan, Past President of the Valley Psychological Association and formerly Mental Health Director of Calaveras County, California, has been found guilty of gross negligence and misconduct with patients. As a consequence, and based on a two-year investigation of inappropriate behavior, the State has revoked both his license to practice and his clinical social worker license. His practice, consisting of marriage, family, and child counseling, is now shut down. |
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Written by James Randi
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Friday, 24 October 2008 00:00 |
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At http://www.randi.org/joom/swift/weird-exchange-2.html you met Dr. Richard Boylan, a woo-woo artist who at least we cannot accuse of resting on his laurels, because reader Mogens Winther informs us that this PhD now offers a new scenario that establishes his claim to championship in the field. Writes Mr. Winther: Apparently, this orb-loving Dr. Boylan runs a webpage – impressively – which tells about yet another Disaster from Heaven: |
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Written by Jeffrey Wagg
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Friday, 24 October 2008 00:00 |
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Swift reader Malcom Dodd (and others) brought this wonderful bit of activism to our attention: Dear Mr Randi I am sure that you will be interested in this http://www.justgiving.com/atheistbus/ and http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7681914.stm £51,000 raised in one day (in the time that I have taken to write this the total has risen to £51,850), that is enough for ads on 300 London buses for four weeks! |
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Written by James Randi
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Wednesday, 22 October 2008 18:00 |
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From reader Mogens Winther,
a teacher of physics, astronomy and maths in Sønderborg, Denmark, comes
this item, which invoked his brief comment: “Stupidity never
stops.” Somone named “Geri” wrote to “UFO Facts”
– at UFOFacts@yahoogroups.com
– with an inquiry:
Subject:
Orbs or raindrops???
Dr.
Boylan,
We
had a severe storm here last night in Central Florida. It was worse than any
storm I have every experienced (with the possible exception of a few big
hurricanes). The energy was palpable and the dark cloud cover made it look like
night. We had over 2,000 lightening [sic] strikes in one hour (lots of
energy), along with rain and hail.
I
went outside and took a photo. When I looked at it, it resembled the Orb
photos. I was on the front porch and there was no water on my lense [sic]
and no hail falling. I have attached the photo and I would like to know... Is
this my first photo of Orbs? or are these just raindrops?
I
appreciate your expertice [sic].
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