Jaimie Alexander - Videos - Filmography
Technology, especially the Internet, changed the way we live our lives.
English scientist Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web while working at CERN
Innovation is serendipity, so you don't know what's next.
You affect the world by what you browse.
The Simulation created the Internet ... timed to change the way the world connects, interacts, and understands the matrix of reality.
Like everything else in our bipolar physical reality it has positives and negatives in the way we communicate, gather information, experience the world around us, heal and evolve, and perceive reality itself.
As the sole author and creator of Crystalinks, the Internet has allowed me to expand its content over the past 30 years, transforming it into a comprehensive compendium of information replete with pics and videos. As with our journey here - it remains a work in progress until the end.
Returning to 1989 - that was the year I expanded my research into the world of UFOlogy and my place in it. I joined A.R.E. and MUFON after reading about them on something called the Internet - while on the quest we all take to find our greater purpose - the step beyond emotions.
I'm mentioning this because this morning my CNN news feed mentioned this story out of New Mexico - FBI joins search for retired Air Force major general missing for nearly 2 weeks.
- A high-ranking retired US Air Force major general who once commanded a base long associated with UFO lore has been missing for nearly two weeks, and authorities are appealing to the public for help finding him, according to the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office in New Mexico.
Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland, 68, left his Albuquerque home on foot at approximately 11 a.m. February 27 and has not been in contact with family or friends since, the sheriff's office said in a news release. His cell phone was left behind. The sheriff's office issued a Silver Alert the next day, which remains in effect. An unspecified 'medical issue' has added urgency to the search.
McCasland held some of the most sensitive positions in the US military, according to the Air Force. An astronautical engineer with degrees from the US Air Force Academy, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, he held a series of high-level posts during his career.
He served as chief engineer on the Department of Defense's Global Positioning System program, system program director of the Space Based Laser Project Office and director of special programs at the Pentagon.
He also commanded the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base - a base long rumored to house extraterrestrial debris linked to Roswell, despite Air Force denials.
His disappearance came just days after President Trump announced in a Truth Social post he was directing the Pentagon and other federal agencies to release government records related to extraterrestrial life and UFOs.
"I hope and pray this is not one of those cases where a former senior military officer was specifically targeted and that he will be found happy and healthy in the immediate near term for his sake and the sake of his loved ones," Luis Elizondo, a former Department of Defense intelligence officer who now advocates for the release of classified information about UFOs, told CNN. "Whether or not his disappearance had anything to do with any legacy involvement he may have had in UAP research, I prefer to allow law enforcement the necessary time to do their work before speculating."
I do not believe Gen. McCasland, was taken by aliens - nor had any encounter of the close kind - but the article caught my attention coming just weeks after the abduction of Nancy, Guthrie in Tucson, Arizona. Interesting synchronicities, but the cases seem unrelated.
Was the General about to disclose information about UFOs and aliens? His wife said No, but military men do not generally share information with their spouses.
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From Google ~ Tucson and the state of Arizona are considered a hotspot for UFO (UAP) activity, consistently ranking in the top 10 for sightings in North America. Arizona accounts for a significant portion of nationwide reports, with Tucson alone accounting for roughly 13% of the state's total sightings, often featuring sightings near military bases.
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Tuesday - March has a way of delivering serious weather whiplash to many areas across the country - with NYC no exception this year. In the blink of an eye we went from freezing winter to 80° today, shattering records.
It was the perfect day to be outdoors ... where I met a friend for lunch at Sheepshead Bay - then walked along the waterway reminiscing about the years we grew up in Manhattan Beach - the area seen just across the water in this pic.
When you're in your 80s, there's a lifetime of things to talk about - from personal happenings to the world stage. Politics? I have no friends - young or old - who approve of the current administration and what's going as the simulation moves to closure. Yes ... my friends now understand the elements that create closure - not just for us as super-agers - but for everything.
We agree that chaos abounds in this latest chapter of reality - and it's best to focus on the positive things in our lives. Luckily for us there are many nachas the Yiddish word for things that bring pride, joy, deep satisfaction, and appreciation.
Every year, the Monday after Daylight Saving Time is called National Napping Day - a gentle reminder that losing an hour of sleep can leave many people dragging. The unofficial holiday celebrates something humans have relied on for centuries - the simple power of a nap.
I have always considered meditation for more than 10 minutes a form of napping wherein the brain stops the 'chatter' and slows down, sometimes to the point of the person falling asleep.
What a nap means in terms of the brain being a computer or electrochemical machine - is that it gets the opportunity to shut down and rest then reboot - which even with the computer you're using now - brings it to a fresh start with greater efficiency.
Napping and meditation are not for everyone. I, for one, never nap or feel a need to meditate - as I sleep 9 hours a night.
People who have sleep issues often need a nap to get them through the day. A prime example is President Trump, who seems to be nodding off more and more these days - which is most likely part of the aging process.
Longer naps can lead to something cold 'sleep inertia,' that groggy feeling when you wake up and feel more tired than before.
Napping too late in the day can also interfere with nighttime sleep, especially for people who already struggle with insomnia. While a nap can temporarily mask fatigue, it's not a replacement for consistently getting enough sleep at night.
The key to a good nap is timing and length. Experts often recommend short naps short - around 20 minutes - earlier in the afternoon.
There are many factors that affect napping - from health issues where sleep allows the body to heal physically and emotionally - to boredom - as another way to pass the time.
Everyone is programmed differently when it comes to napping - from childhood to seniors - which seems to bring napping full circle.
Jewelry for the Consciously Minded
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