…just wait awhile – Hate the view from your apartment window? Just wait a little while, and it will change…if you live in Dubai. A skyscraper being built there will change shape as the floors spin around a central core, revealing different views out the windows.

In the June 25th edition of the Independent, David Usborne quotes architect David Fisher as saying, “Today’s life is dynamic, so the space we are living in should be dynamic as well. Buildings will follow rhythms of nature. They will change direction and shape from spring to summer, from sunrise to sunset, and adjust themselves to the weather. In other words, buildings will be alive.”
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It’s a stunning occasion when the author of the legendary Alien Agenda interviews grand master UFO researcher Stanton Friedman for the first time. And not only that, they BOTH have new books out! Then Linda Howe and Nick Pope bring us up to date on the incredible NEW UFO events happening in England. To go to Stanton’s website, click here.

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Tim Good is among Britain’s leading UFO experts, and in this searching interview, Jim Marrs tackles the big questions about what actually happened at RAF Bentwaters, and what is happening NOW in this UFO-haunted country. Jim and Tim Good go deep into the hidden controversies and uncovers the secrets, in a discussion about this topic that is UNLIKE any you have ever heard before. Go to Tim Good’s website, here.

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Scientists learn more about our memories every day?how to make them better as well as how to intentionally make them worse. And to keep your memory sharp, drink coffee!

Do you remember the seventh song that played on your radio on the way to work yesterday? Most of us don’t, thanks to a normal forgetting process that is constantly culling uneeded information from our brains. Researchers now believe that this normal memory loss is hyper-activated in Alzheimer’s disease.
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