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Haines, Richard Foster was born on May 19, 1937 in Seattle, Washington, United States. Son of Donald Hutchinson and Claudia May (Bennett) Haines.
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Are We Alone in the Universe? CE-5: a report of deliberate human behavior which was followed by an obvious response from an unidentified object and/or humanoid. The response of the craft or being included effects suggesting its response was not merely coincidental. CE-5 is the ultimate reference for authentic data on the hottest topic in UFO studies. Each file probes reports where humans around the world have seen and deliberately signalled to unidentified aerial objects or beings. Sometimes the contact results in friendly interaction with the unknown. Other outcomes are more shocking, with consequences of abduction or "medical" examination. Exhaustively researched and thoroughly referenced, CE-5 was compiled from technical data, research and eyewitness interviews. Enthusiasts, skeptics, and the just plain curious can quantify each case study to reach their own conclusions. Discover the reality of human-alien interaction: --How valid are eyewitness accounts? --What best characterizes alien behavior? --Are aggressive reactions typical of aliens or humans? --How do aliens communicate? Richard F. Haines, Ph.D., retired NASA research scientist and former Chief of the Space Humans Factors Office at Ames Research Center, was Assistant Professor of Psychology at San Jose State University before moving to the Research Institute for Advanced Computer Science as Sr. Research Scientist where he conducted advanced R&D on multimedia telecommunications for NASA's International Space Station. He is now employed by RECOM Technology, Inc., and has written five other books and NASA/FAA Technical Reports. He holds a Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from Michigan State University.
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(This book is about a huge earthquake in the Pacific North...)
This book is about a huge earthquake in the Pacific Northwest and the terrifying consequences that follow. The quake and its three tidal waves totally destroy the beautiful and historic Deception Pass Bridge that crosses onto Whidbey Island, parts of the Naval Air Station nearby and sections of Oak Harbor. The devastation is seen through the eyes of many people: a young woman on her way to work, a man right at the bridge, a Navy jet's crew during takeoff from the air base, the Fire and Police Chiefs and Mayor of Oak Harbor, a church pastor, a professor of geology, and others. Their experiences provide diversely fascinating perspectives on what might happen someday. While fictional in some respects - particularly because it hasn't happened yet - most of the supporting facts in this book are accurate. It graphically illustrates the great importance of being prepared beforehand and presents a reason for hope in a citizen's project that succeeds elegantly and just in time - the design and construction of an emergency floating bridge.
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Haines, Richard Foster was born on May 19, 1937 in Seattle, Washington, United States. Son of Donald Hutchinson and Claudia May (Bennett) Haines.
Student, University Washington, 1955-1957; Bachelor, Pacific Lutheran College, Tacoma, 1960; Master of Arts, Michigan State University, 1962; Doctor of Philosophy, Michigan State University, 1964.
Predoctoral research fellow, National Institutes of Health, 1964;
National Academy Science postdoctoral resident research associate, Ames Research Center/National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Moffett Field, California, 1964-1967;
research scientist, Ames Research Center/National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Moffett Field, California, 1967-1986;
chief of space human factors office, Ames Research Center/National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Moffett Field, California, 1987-1988;
research scientist Research Institute Advanced Computer Science, Ames Research Center/National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Moffett Field, California, 1988-1990;
associate professor department psychology, San Jose State University, 1988-1989;
computer scientist, RECOM Technologies, Inc., Moffett Field, California, since 1993. Research consultant to National Aeronautics and Space Administration Foothill College. Consultant Stanford University School medicine, 1966-1967, TRW-Systems Group, 1969-1970.
Member of advisory commission on vision National Research Council. Founding member advanced technical applications committee California Council American Institute of Architects and National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1975-1980. Member of advisory board Space Sciences Center-Foothill College, 1976-1978.
Board advisors Fund for unidentified flying object Research, Washington. Chairman of the Board Novosibirsk Christian Public-California, since 1993.
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(Are We Alone in the Universe? CE-5: a report of deliber...)
(This book is about a huge earthquake in the Pacific North...)
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Member Palo Alto (California) Mayor's Committee on Youth Activities, 1967. Chairman.adv. county Christian Cmty. Progress Corporation, Menlo Park (California).
Vice-president, director Center Counseling for Drug Abuse, Menlo Park. Board directors, chairman science advisory team Threshold Foundation. Founding co-director Joint American-Soviet Aerial Anomaly Federation, since 1991.
Fellow Aerospace Medical Association (associate). Member Optical Society American, Society forSci. Exploration, Sigma Xi.
Married Carol Taylor, June 17, 1961. Children: Cynthia Lynn, Laura Anne.