National Geographic - Chasing UFOs S01E07 Alien Castaways (2012) HDTV 480p x264-mSD

National Geographic - Chasing UFOs S01E07 Alien Castaways (2012) HDTV 480p x264-mSD
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Genre: Documentary

UFO cases come in all kinds of flavors, but few are as juicy as what Ryder, Ben and James have found in Brazil. In 1996 there was an incident in the forests outside of the city of Varginha. Some locals report that an alien ship crashed and that some survivors escaped into the jungle where they remain today.]]>

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National Geographic Wild Hollywoods Killer Bear HDTV x264-C4TV

Randy Miller is a professional big animal trainer. He owns twelve big predators – all are Hollywood stars. And Rocky was his number one, “the best working bear in the business”. He fought Will Farrell in Hollywood film Semi-Pro. But then film star bear Rocky killed a man. On April 22, 2008 his actions changed their lives forever. In Hollywood’s Killer Bear, find out what caused the grizzly to attack Randy’s cousin and best friend, Stephan Miller. This one-hour special re-lives the tragic day and exposes the dangers of working with unpredictable predators. See how Rocky was spared the death penalty after officials believed his actions were an accident. Watch as a grizzly bear scientist, a Hollywood director, animal trainers and eyewitnesses compare and contrast Rocky’s and another captive bear’s behaviour and lifestyle with those of wild bears.
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FEMA and National Weather Service launch Wireless Emergency Alert System

While it's a little later than expected, the free SMS emergency notification system has now gone live. Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) messages will be delivered to cell towers in affected areas, which will then broadcast them to all compatible devices in their range. While the system is looking to cover over 97 percent of the country, it's being gradually rolled out across carriers. Sprint and Verizon are both apparently ready for action and while we haven't heard about the status of T-Mobile or AT&T, the National Weather Service has stated that hundreds of smaller carriers haven't yet enabled the broadcasts. However, not all phones -- especially the more elderly bricks still in circulation -- will work with the system. To check whether your weighty cellular still passes muster, hit up the compatible device list at the CTIA link below.

FEMA and National Weather Service launch Wireless Emergency Alert System originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 29 Jun 2012 22:55:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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