Freaky Phenomena

Here kitty kittty . . . no, waitThe $15,000 film Paranormal Activity has grossed $61.6 million in its first month.  It scores 85% on rottentomatoes.com, it gets two thumbs up from Roger Ebert and whoever works with him these days, and it is rivalling Blair Witch Project within its genre.

Some wit noted that Paranormal Activity holds the most terror for the F/X specialists who charge tens of millions to make movies that are nowhere near as scary as this one is. 

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 Homemade flying saucer balloon lands without its 6-yr old stowaway!

Earlier this morning, a 6 year old boy lifted off in Fort Collins, Colorado in a homemade balloon constructed to look like a flying saucer. The boy's father and he had been working on it for months, constructing the large 20 x 5 ft helium balloon from mylar and thin plywood.

The balloon had been anchored to their home with a long rope and this morning his older brother watched him climb inside and take off. Shortly thereafter, the flying saucer shaped silver balloon was witnessed by local citizens, rising several thousands of feet in the air over eastern Colorado.

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Peter Plichta's work on the Prime Number Cross is gifted by opening a major vein of truth but truth's heart remains hidden and has eluded him. The Cross plays twin roles in realty: that of the symbol for the coincidental structure of Infinity and Finity, and as Prop for the personal human dimension of both infinite and finite realities. What the Prime Number Cross demonstrates is that Time and Space is an anamolous phenomenon only capable of beimg experienced and reflected on by the Human mind.That being so, we can time travel back to the first clock and appreciate that the inventors who obviously saw the same connection concluded that another level of intelligence existed within Infinity whom/which anticipated Human existence and that we would have both an emotional response to, and a rational comprehension of the apparently higher Being. Hence monotheism was impressed on human culture by the elementary logic of numbers and geometry in an early age.

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Patrick StewartWhile performing in Waiting on Godot at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, in London actor Patrick Stewart was thrown a bit by a ghostly sighting of his own in the famously haunted theater.

During an interval in between acts, he reportedly told fellow actor Sir Ian McKellen that he had been thrown off his game a bit by a spooky sighting. The ghostly figure appeared to be wearing a beige coat with matching twill trousers and was standing just off stage, lingering in the wings. Others working in the theater reported that Stewart was definitely thrown by the apparition and did not appear to be frightened by it, but definitely took note of the ghost.

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