On 9 December a blue light seemed to soar up from behind a mountain in the north of Norway. In mid-air it stopped and began to move in circles. It covered the entire sky. Then a green-blue beam of light beamed from its centre. It all lasted 10 to 12 minutes before disappearing completely.

A Norwegian defence spokesman said the display was most likely from a failed Russian test launch. It looks more like a Blue Beam Project test.

“The Blue Beam Project will pretend to be the universal fulfillment of the prophecies of old. In principle, it will make use of the sky as a movie screen space-based, laser-generating satellites project simultaneous images to every part of the planet, in every language, in every dialect according to region. Specifically, the show will consist of laser projections of multiple holographic images to different parts of the world, each receiving different images according to predominating regional/national religious faiths. No area will be excluded. With computer animation and sound effects appearing to come from the depths of space, astonished followers of the various creeds will witness their own returned Messiah in spectacularly convincing lifelike realness. The various saviors will then merge into one after “correct” explanations of the mysteries, prophecies, and revelations will have been disclosed. This event will occur at a time of great political and general tumult.”

Perhaps it is time to restore the Wikipedia article about it. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Blue_Beam

How did this happen?? Source

The Gillmor Gang has returned, it will be sponsored by Rackspace and streamed live on Building43′s new RealTime Network channel.

Different authors sharing one host name, for example users hosting content on geocities.com, all share one persistent storage object and one set of databases. There is no feature to restrict the access by pathname. Authors on shared hosts are therefore recommended to avoid using the persistent storage features, as it would be trivial for other authors to read from and write to the same storage area or database.

Lets test this. What if gmail or google docs starts using this. Will it be safe?