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My previous article on the Roswell controversy of early July 1947 – at the Foster Ranch in Lincoln County, New Mexico – focused on a portion of the Japanese part of the story. It’s a story that revolves around (A) Japanese documents captured at the end of the Second World War – on huge Japanese balloon arrays – and (B) Dr. Lincoln LaPaz, someone who was directly tied to both the Roswell event and Japanese balloons. I should stress (and I will in this article) that this is far from being the only Roswell-Japan connection. As you will see right now, a very curious UFO-themed story sur...

READERS have praised a Covid-19 survivor left intensive care two months after he first arrived. Tim Dack, 49, of Market Street in Dalton, was left fighting for his life after contracting Covid-19 – but after 63 days he has finally left intensive care to the sound of applause. Mr Dack was taken to Furness General Hospital in January where he spent 39 days sedated and on a ventilator as he fought for survival. Mr Dack said he was ‘humbled’ to have been cared for by the staff in the ICU, who lined the corridors to applause him as he rang a bell to celebrate his victory when he was...

>> ever since i've had cancer, i've been thinking about it more, and i find myself believing a bit more. maybe it's because i want to believe in an afterlife, that when you die, it doesn't just all disappear, the wisdom you've accumulated, somehow it lives on. then he paused for a second and he said "yeah, but sometimes i think it's just like an on/off switch, click, and you're gone." he said, and paused again, "that's why i don't like putting on off switches on apple devices." >> and the book comes out today. meanwhile apple has posted a link for fans to view steve jobs' private company memor...