In her latest diary, Anne Strieber writes: “I’ve lived through some exciting times in the past few years that I’ve shared with you: What it’s like to go to the premiere of a major motion picture and the premiere of a small one, and what it’s like to sit backstage while your husband is on a late night network talk show. Now I’m going to tell you what it’s like to be in the audience while your husband films a pilot for a possible TV series.” Don’t miss this hilarious new episode in Anne’s life!

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Think the Neanderthals were a bunch of ignorant cave men? Think again, says renowned author of over a hundred books from “The Outsider” in 1956 to the Atlantis Blueprint with Rand Flem-Ath that established a new basis for research into the Atlantis story. Now he’s out with “Atlantis and the Kingdom of the Neanderthals,” an astonishment of a new book that offers phenomenal archaeological evidence that Neanderthals had a highly developed culture. Listen as Colin takes us on an enthralling journey into the past as we have never seen it before in this thrilling Dreamland interview.

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William Mann’s uncle was Grand Master of the Templars in Canada, who trace their presence there to the colony established by John Sinclair on Newfoundland two hundred years before Columbus discovered America. He told us the fascinating story of his search for the real Templar history of Canada in his December interview with William Henry for Dreamland. Now he’s back, talking with Whitley Strieber about the connection between secret Templar knowledge and the contents of Whitley’s book the Key. AND he may well have met the master of the key.

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An object about the size of a golf ball and weighing 13 ounces crashed through the roof of a Monmouth, NJ home at approximately 9PM local time on Tuesday. The object was tested by the Monmouth County Office of Emergency Management and found not to be a radiation hazard. The FAA determined that it was not metallic debris from an airplane. The object struck the house with enough force to break through the roof and ceiling, and shatter tile on a bathroom floor.

In LiveScience.com, Chris Newmarker quotes local policeman Robert Brightman as saying, “It’s rather unusual. I haven’t seen anything like it in my career.”
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