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Starfire Tor has become one of Dreamland’s most popular guests for just one reason: what she claims abut timeslips actually happens, can be seen and can be proved. Whitley and Anne Strieber had just such an experience in Starfire’s presence, which she then methodically and skillfully proved really had happened.

Now that there may be a Discovery Channel show about what happened to us, Whitley and Starfire go deeper into the experience, and discuss the startling reality that we are all actually much more “loose” in time than we realize. We are programmed not to notice ourselves slipping around in time.

That can change. All you have to do is make yourself aware of things you normally filter out. This program will help you do just that!
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We return to our ongoing program of interviewing Unknowncountry subscribers about their experiences, and this week "Diana" tells Anne Strieber the riveting account of her numerous contact experiences. Her insights are vivid, unusual and very thought provoking, so don’t miss this wonderful interview. It opens a real door into what actually happens to close encounter witnesses, and how the experience impacts their lives.

Interviews such as this are literally unique in the world, and only available on Unknowncountry. Don’t miss this extraordinary event.

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The nose knows! – We already have iris and fingerprint scanning to determine I.D., but nose scanning could work even better, and it might make it quicker to get through that security line at the airport. Or what if you had an “app” on your smart phone that let you point a it at a stranger and learn about them. And new research may have made fingerprinting criminals unnecessary. The future may truly bring the end of privacy.

The smart phone application has been invented by a Swedish company called The Astonishing Tribe (TAT). It combines computer vision, cloud computing, facial recognition, social networking, and augmented reality.
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If you thought the biggest problems you could face in the hospital were boredom (from time passing slowly) and getting a superbug, think again: You may find yourself in the middle of a FIST FIGHT!

Researchers think that measures are needed to prevent violence and protect nurses, not only to protect them but also to avoid compromising the quality of care for patients.
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