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The Facts: A document archived by the CIA from 1959 and later declassified claims Carl Jung accused the U.S. Air Force of a UFO coverup. Fast forward to 2021 and we now know that the Air Force and other agencies have surrounded this topic with secrecy. Reflect On: Can we rely on government agencies and mainstream media for any type of truth on this topic, or will they attempt to manipulate and control our perception of it for other purposes? Is "contact" a citizens initiative? Before you begin... Take a moment and breathe. Place your hand over your chest area, near your heart. Breathe slowly ...

The Facts: A group of doctors and scientists published an Essay for the American Institute for Economic Research explaining and presenting the data and science as to why they believe lockdowns are not only harmful in many ways, but useless to combat COVID. Reflect On: Why is evidence, information and opinion that contradicts the information we are receiving from government health authorities and mainstream media usually ridiculed, censored, and unacknowledged? What's going on here? Before you begin... Take a moment and breathe. Place your hand over your chest area, near your heart. Breathe sl...

Sky Deck preps for a spring opening with all tenant spaces filled Sky Deck in Del Mar Highlands Town Center is anticipated to open this spring. (Courtesy) Print With the addition of Glass Box, an Asian coastal-inspired kitchen and bar, the Del Mar Highlands Town Center’s Sky Deck roster is now complete. Sky Deck, the restaurant collective with over 10 new culinary and cocktail concepts under one roof as well as an elevated outdoor Brewer’s Deck with tasting rooms, is gearing up for a late spring opening. The official opening has been delayed since last fall due to the pandemic.

Sushi Bar Rounds Out Multi-Restaurant Sky Deck Project The final lineup includes nine full-service eateries Share this story Courtesy rendering With its grand unveiling currently set for early May, the sweeping Sky Deck project coming to Del Mar Highlands Town Center has officially finalized its food lineup. Inspired by Barcelona’s El Nacional, the 20,000-square-foot, two-level project is configured as nine full-service restaurants that happen to share one roof, rather than a food hall with individual stalls and communal seating. In addition to the eateries, each with dedicated dining are...