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...course, means both more money and less attention paid towards the “government.” Together, Jonathan Cross (Klein), Marcus Ridley (LLCoolJ) and Aurora (Romijn-Stamos), all major players in the game, discover this plot and hilarity ensues. At least that’s what I predict...
Pryor’s colleagues said they could not predict what his decision would be but said they hoped he would ultimately remain in Cambridge...
...them, they look like...well...giant moths. Hence, the title The Mothman Prophecies. Their business is to warn the world of impending disasters. The possibility that their auguries may be of the self-fulfilling variety--that they may actually cause the chaos they predict--hovers unspoken as we watch director Mark Pellington's entertainingly eerie film...
...whose Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking group discovered the asteroid, estimates that, on average, one object the size of 2001 YB5 or larger passes close by annually; many such asteroids are undetected. Her goal, and that of the other asteroid hunters, is to identify the intruders, plot their orbits and predict possible impacts further in advance. That might just provide enough time for measures to deflect or destroy the menace before catastrophe strikes...
...came from studying a group of nuns who agreed six years ago to give their brains to science. A long-term study of 678 School Sisters of Notre Dame showed--surprisingly--that something as simple and non-medical as a handwritten missive, penned in youth, may be able to predict a person's chances of getting Alzheimer's later in life. That link is still quite controversial; less so are some of the study's other findings, such as the protection the brain apparently gets from higher education pursued in young adulthood or from engaging in constant mental activity like...