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          I'm watching a special on The Travel channel about the Bermuda Triangle at the moment.  Only 5 planes a year on average are lost in it.  That's not very impressive.  More people go missing without explaination then than every month.  Nobody makes specials about that.  When it comes to an ancient mystery surrounding a tropical island which just so happens to be one of America's most popular tourist attractions though...there are more t.v. specials and books written than can be counted.  Not to say the Bermuda Triangle isn't worth all the attention it gets, I mean is it pretty strange.  People have reported time warps, feeling confused, unexplained noises, and being suddenly very far off course.  It is certainly something to think about.  I went there...on the outskirts once on a glass bottom boat ride on a cruise to Bermuda about 10 years ago.  The island people are a very private group and don't much care for "outsiders" trying to pry their way into their lives.  Maybe there's something they just aren't telling us.

      Anybody catch Most Haunted tonight?  They were actually able to capture the balls on a pool table moving on their own and a t.v. shutting itself on and off both when asked and at random times.  They're filming in America this season and were in Hollywood tonight.  I'm beginning to give that show a little more credit than I used to.