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Nowhere do Wiccans acknowledge the Devil, much less worship him. While I don’t expect these facts to be common knowledge, I do expect someone with internet access and five minutes of time on their hands to make friends with Google and learn that no, neither Satanists nor Wiccans are particularly fond of the other group, and yes, both are sick and tired of being confused for the other. When I first researched Wicca somehow I was able to sort decent information about the religion from your basic internet idiocy, even though at the time I had little knowledge of anything but my family’s faith. This task was clearly insurmountable to Sandra Scibelli, who decided she was the expert when it came to “devil-worship.”'; syndicate.index++; syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Is John Edward the real deal?'; syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://www.unexplainable.net/artman/publish/article_14432.shtml'; syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = '11/19/09'; syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'American celebrity psychic medium John Edward is currently in Joburg for a series of shows, and the question on a number of skeptics\' lips is: Is this guy for real, or is he a greedy charlatan, preying on gullible people desperate to connect with departed loved ones? I managed to wangle a chat with him on the eve of his shows at Gold Reef City\'s Lyric Theatre, and can honestly say I\'m none the wiser. Edward is an affable guy, as audiences will know from his popular TV show Crossing Over with John Edward. He\'s young, likeable (even though he says he has to maintain a certain emotional distance from audience members to ensure an effective \"connection\" with their relatives) and can perhaps be described as the psychic equivalent of a televangelist - the rock star of the paranormal realm, if you like.'; syndicate.index++; syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'What’s going on in there? '; syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://www.unexplainable.net/artman/publish/article_14431.shtml'; syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = '11/19/09'; syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'Warren Art and Soul is an educational and healing center for the visual, sacred and healing arts. Psychic and tarot card readings, reiki sessions and workshops are held there. But according to the medium, not many people know what actually goes on in the studio. Many people pass it, but not many understand the business is more than a few women hovering over a glass ball. Ms. Mura personally believes our childhood circumstances and environment can alter our perceptions; however, ultimately we have complete control of our reality. She uses her services to heal people and allow them to free themselves of self-inflicted barriers. “We are the authors of our entire life. We write the script,” she said.'; syndicate.index++; syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Without Answers, Brazil Senate Summons Psychic to Find Out Blackout\'s Causes'; syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://www.unexplainable.net/artman/publish/article_14430.shtml'; syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = '11/19/09'; syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'At the request of senator Arthur Virgílio, the leader of the opposition party PSDB (Brazilian Social Democracy) the Brazilian senate is summoning a psychic service to help elucidate what caused the massive blackout last week, which left 18 of Brazil\'s 26 states in the dark. The esoteric foundation Cacique Cobra Coral (Coral Snake Chief), which has a department in charge of forecasting and changing the weather has been called to assist. Twenty people, most of them experts in energy and weather are also being summoned by the senate. Virgílio says he is not happy that no explanation has been found until now for the disaster, more than a week after the power outage that affected over 60 million people in Brazil and Paraguay. '; syndicate.index++; syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Abduction happens'; syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://www.unexplainable.net/artman/publish/article_14429.shtml'; syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = '11/19/09'; syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'If one believes in abstract notions like kismet and the interconnectedness of all things, then one might also take note of the serendipity of timing — the Fourth Annual Ventura County UFO Festival takes place in the same month that The Fourth Kind, about alien abduction, opened in movie theaters across the country. It’s been more than 30 years since Close Encounters of the Third Kind introduced ufologist J. Alan Hynek’s system of classifying people’s experiences with unidentified flying objects, and interest in the subject of UFOs appears to be reaching a crescendo. According to Hynek’s system, a close encounter of the first kind is a sighting, the second kind is a sighting accompanied by some other physical phenomenon such as radiation or radio interference, and the third kind is a sighting of an animate being in association with a UFO. '; syndicate.index++; syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Special Report: UFO Activity in Nevada'; syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://www.unexplainable.net/artman/publish/article_14428.shtml'; syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = '11/19/09'; syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'A national organization says Nevada is currently a hot spot for UFO activity. And it says one is ongoing with video evidence and witnesses. The town of Ely lies near the center of this case and investigators think that mining and electrical power may play a key. Mark Easter is the head of the state wing for MUFON – the Mutual UFO Network. It’s Easter’s job to be the ‘boots on the ground’ in UFO sightings throughout Nevada. He has to separate possible fact from fantasy and he says people who see objects are not always happy with his findings. “The reason being is we do follow a code of ethics. We’re gong tell you we try to identify.” Easter says 95% of sightings can be explained as manmade or naturally occurring phenomena. It’s the 5% we should wonder about.'; syndicate.index++; syndicate.article_title[ syndicate.index ] = 'Goughie\'s goes ghost hunting at Whitby\'s Captain Cook Memorial Museum'; syndicate.article_url[ syndicate.index ] = 'http://www.unexplainable.net/artman/publish/article_14427.shtml'; syndicate.article_date[ syndicate.index ] = '11/19/09'; syndicate.article_summary[ syndicate.index ] = 'Forget the Ghostbusters, Richard Baker from the Captain Cook Memorial Museum in Grape Lane, Whitby, thought of a great challenge in the latest effort to get me to take on a task. Normally after a tough week at work, I\'m out chasing spirits of a different kind in the pubs and clubs of Whitby. But last week\'s challenge saw Richard persuade me to spend a night ghost-hunting with a team of experts from Scarborough. Medium Angie Riley (44) and her husband Mark (40) have different views on the paranormal and jumped at the chance to work with me.
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