Hello TIPSTERS,
I've been asked by the local nature center to write something about
how animals can sense impending natural disasters and are able to
avoid them. The basis of the request was some (apparently completely
unsupported) report that few animals died in the recent tsunami.
I study
I'm sure that most of you have already seen or heard the news about the
Andrea Yates conviction reversal:
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New Trial for a Mother Who Drowned 5 Children
By ADAM LIPTAK
Andrea Yates, the Texas woman convicted of drowning her children in a
bathtub, was granted a new
Hi Darryl,
I don't have any direct references for you, but you might want to contact
the earthquake research center at UCLA and/or the volcanology center in
Hilo Hawaii. Both have done some work in the area.
To my understanding (and it isn't my field, obviously) the so-called
precognition in
Jodi Gabert wrote:
Check also with www.npr.org as well. they had a report
yesterday morning on the Aboriginals living on Nicobar and Andaman
Islands. The Indian army reported that most of them were not swept away
as was earlier reported and that they cited the natives"attunement
Chris is right. I should have added the codicil:.
Take the following with anywhere from a cup to a pound of salt.
Sorry for the omission.The sincerity with
which the Indian army spokesman said "They listened to the animals" was
classic.
I will now go and rent Rex Harrison's Dr. Doolittle
Here's an interesting article to start with:
Conspiracy theorists see dark forces behind tsunami disaster
HONG KONG (AFP) - Just 11 days after Asia's tsunami catastrophe, conspiracy
theorists are out in force, accusing governments of a cover-up, blaming the
military for testing top-secret
REM sleep is neither necessary or sufficient condition for
dreaming.
So therefore unique physiological events cannot explain dreaming.
Does this mean there are no unique physiological events that occur
outside of REM sleep?
I doubt that Hobson or anyone who has paid attention in a
My mom subscribed me to Prevention magazine for the wellness approach
they promote but I enjoy receiving it for the wealth of examples it provides of
correlations interpreted causally. They seldom fail to provide at least one
example an issue. From the latest issue (Feb '05) on p. 44:
On 6 Jan 2005, Jim Guinee wrote:
With all due respect, this man [J. Allan Hobson] has ignored for years
the data that demonstrates the clinical efficacy of dream interpretation.
So I asked Jim to support his bold claim of clinical efficacy of
dream interpretation, and he replied:
Ha! This is great, Stephen. (Incidentally, another TIPSter and I weresaying nice things behind your back yesterday.) Sorry not to have much of a witty riposte but it's been a mad day of correspondence and my wit is ebbing low.
On a Freudian note, though--my husband is also a newspaper columnist
Couldnt Carol Gilligan actually
sign on to a lot of the points in Siggie F.s first paragraph below
(except that I doubt she would use the term super-ego)?
Rick
Dr. Rick Froman
Professor of Psychology
John Brown University
Siloam Springs, AR 72761
(479) 524-7295
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