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Today, people will do just about anything to become a celebrity and
celebrities are willing to endure just about anything to keep their fame.
Just when you thought it couldn't go any further and people couldn't stoop any
lower, welcome to VH1's new series, "BSTV," the show that tests people's
limits to find out just how much "B." is doled out by
our cast of accomplices, eager reality show wannabes and celebrities always
seem ready to believe any bogus concept for their chance at fame.
"BSTV" is a production of VH1 in conjunction with Ealing Studios.com.

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Our nation has been
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their family and friends and embarrass themselves all for a taste of fame.S.
"In recent years, the wind prevailing in the scientific community did not
appear to be favorable for earthquake prediction research," said Masashi
Hayakawa, Chairman of the IWSE Conference, "the present negative views are by
no means groundless.

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Can't believe these people exist? Well, believe it,
they're all on VH1's new social experiment, "BSTV. Decades
of studies looking for mechanical or crustal precursors to large quakes have
not found any clear indicators .quakefinder.

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Contacts: Lori Hornik/VH1 Christine Sefein/MTVN
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QuakeFinder is also starting to expand their ELF satellite and ground
monitoring to include "fusing multiple data sets" to provide multiple
simultaneous indicators prior to the earthquake.

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For more information and to see clips from "BSTV" log onto
http://www.

Radio, video and other media sites welcome.

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Meet the men who have agreed to gain hundreds of extra pounds for the
chance to be famous. PALO ALTO, Calif .

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QuakeFinder, a small research company based in Palo Alto, California, and
several government agencies including NASA -- as well as Stanford, UC Berkeley
and other leading Universities -- are all studying the correlation between the
Extreme Low Frequency (ELF) magnetic fields and pre-seismic activity.

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That has been proven no place more than on reality TV., The implications of providing
forecasts of earthquake activity are enormous.

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Papers presented at this conference indicate
the possible existence of a variety of subtle effects in the Earth and
ionosphere, occurring several hours to days before major Earthquakes , which
may provide the foundations of desperately needed short-term forecasts. Amid the general pessimism, seismo-electromagnetic science is a new
and promising approach.

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"BSTV" premieres Sunday through Friday, May 15 - 20 at
10 pm each night.

ABOUT QUAKEFINDER -- QuakeFinder is a private business located in Palo
Alto, CA, dedicated to saving lives by conducting research to enable global
forecasts of seismic activity, in order to eventually provide customers with
early warnings of potentially destructive earthquakes.

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Given a quake-warning system,
lives could be saved by taking simple precautions such as evacuating people
from unsafe buildings or pre-positioning response teams and supplies. Let's hope we don't need to experience a major
urban earthquake before there is enough public concern and government response
to develop this new area of research.

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spot in the limelight. Celebrities
who participated include: Dennis Rodman, Rachel Hunter, Katrina Campins, John
Salley, Kimberley Locke, Traci Lords, Erik Estrada, Cindy Margolis , Tara
Lipinski and more.
The International Workshop for Seismo-Electromagnetics (IWSE) conference
in Chofu, Japan on March 15-17 attracted over 130 participants from Taiwan,
China, Russia, India , Italy, France, Mexico, Austria, Israel, Bulgaria,
Ukraine, Greece, USA and Japan.

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Seismo-Electromagnetic phenomenon, on the
other hand, after 20 years of research is starting to yield statistical
information indicating that some unexplained electromagnetic indicators do
exist.

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Some significant new waves have been rising in earthquake
science. We hope to
achieve the vision that people will be able to turn on their TV or computer
and see earthquake forecasts, just like they do today with hurricanes , tornado
warnings and weather forecasts.

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VH1's New Social Experiment 'BSTV' Tests How Far People Are Willing to Go for Fame and Fortune Premiering Sunday May 15 at 10 PM*

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Executive producers are Paul Garner, Rob Moore and Jim Biederman. However, earthquakes are nothing but physical phenomena,
and science should have some predictive power on the future behavior of any
physical system. The major problem in most of this research is
the low level of funding.

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New episodes will air every Friday at 10 pm, beginning
Friday, May 27 (tape is available upon request).
"Our long-term goal," says Tom Bleier, President of QuakeFinder, "is to
collaborate with government and private entities to provide short-term
earthquake warnings derived from satellite and ground data.

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Each weekly episode invites real people and celebrities to participate in
what they believe to be casting calls and pilot tapings for the latest and
hottest new reality shows. Each concept is pulled off by our cast of improv actors posing as
the show's producers and talent."
For more information visit http://www.

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Meet the men eager to get on TV by moving to a
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touch .com/shows/dyn/bstv/series.

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No matter how much "B.

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NEW YORK, Meet people willing to flip the switch on
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