• On Monday, November 12, the former governor of Arizona will moderate a panel of more than a dozen former high-ranking government, aviation and military officials from seven countries discussing UFOs. The discussion will be held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.

• Speaking of UFOs, the Clinton Presidential Library has released files and photos from its archives pertaining to UFOs and Area 51, among other topics.

• And speaking of Area 51, there's a little news in Wired about robotic "spy birds" developed on the base.

• A "juvenile sasquatch" was allegedly spotted in the Allegheny mountains of Pennsylvania, but most experts say it was actually a mangy bear.

• In other debunking news, the Chupacabra of Cuero, Texas, was determined by DNA analysis to be a coyote.

• There might be a bigfoot in Texas, though.

• A third of Americans believe in ghosts, and 23 percent have had an encounter with the spirit world, according to an AP poll.

— Someone dug up the 180-year-old grave of Sarah Symonds of Hillsborough, New Hampshire. Whoever did it was fastidious.