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Salem-News.com welcomes Terrence Aym aboard.

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(SALEM, Ore.) - Salem-News.com is extremely proud to join forces with one of the nation's top writers; Terrence Aym Takes Aym at some of the most cutting edge stories in the world, concentrating on subjects that potentially have great effect on mankind.

This Chicago writer's work is followed all over the world. One of his recent articles published on Salem-News.com brought over 160,000 visitors in a two day period and it is continuing. (see: commentsHow Brilliant Computer Scientists Solved the Bermuda Triangle Mystery )

Born in Minnesota, Terrence Aym grew up in the Chicagoland suburbs. Having traveled to 40 of the 50 states and lived in 7 of them, Aym is no stranger to travel. He's also spent time in Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia and Western Africa.

An executive for many years with Wall Street broker-dealer firms, Aym has also had a life-long interest in science, technology, the arts, philosophy and history. If it's still possible to be a 'Renaissance man' in the 21st Century, Aym is working hard to be one.

Aym has several book projects in the works. Recent events:

Pravda has published an article about one of Terrence Aym's Helium articles. Caution...it's about giant spiders! (see: 'Fact or Fiction? Giant Spiders in Africa...and USA')

Recently, Terrence Aym was a guest on Johannesburg, South Africa's popular evening radio talk show 'State of the Nation' with David Gleason on Classic FM. The show aired live at 7 p.m. Johannesburg time. An MP3 download of the show is available here: State of the Nation with David Gleason Full Programme 4 August 2010

Art Bell (inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 2009) and Dr. Peter Ward (Professor of Biology, a Professor of Earth and Space Sciences, and Adjunct Professor of Astronomy at the University of Washington in Seattle) opened the second half hour of the popular late night radio show, "Coast to Coast AM" with a serious discussion of Terrence Aym's article, "How BP Gulf disaster may have triggered a 'world-killing' event."

The Russian press has discovered Terrence Aym. Pravda-one of Russia's oldest and most read newspapers-ran a front page article about the Gulf and referenced Terrence Aym and his articles. english.pravda.ru/

NewsTime, one of Johannesburg, South Africa's major newspapers, has a web presence too. NewsTime featured an article about Terrence Aym and the unfolding disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. You can read it here: THE GREAT BP BORGORYGMI

Media sites that have recently featured Aym, and/or discussed his articles, include ABC News, TIME Magazine, Business Insider, Crunchgear.com, Discover, Dvice, Benzinga and more.

Aym's science article, an extrapolation of cascading events, 'Doomsday: How BP Gulf disaster may have triggered a 'world-killing' event' stirred up a great deal of interest around the world and was the topic of discussion on blogs across 5 continents.

Read it here: How BP Gulf disaster may have triggered a 'world-killing' event - helium.com

On June 30 Terrence Aym's article "How the ultimate BP Gulf disaster could kill millions" was the subject of a lively discussion on the popular late night radio talk show, Coast to Coast AM with George Noory who opened his program reading from the article.

Noory reads excerpts of article here

An audio archive of each hour of the show's first two hours is also available: helium.com/users/529618 Terrence also reports for Before It's News and serves as an OpEd News Contributing author

Other publications Aym has written for include:

Personal Investing News Magazine
Individual Investor Magazine
Online Investor Magazine
Silicon Investor
The Los Angeles Sentinel - a daily newspaper

Also see:
twitter.com/TerrenceAym
Terrence Aym | Write on! | Facebook Fan Page

Salem-News.com welcomes Terrence Aym aboard and we seriously look forward to publishing more of his reports in the future that open eyes and make people talk, and learn. These are our chief goals, the inclusion of Terrence is a fantastic development in this site's history.