Flatliners: in a hospital near you

Article Abstract:

The first clinical test of the existence of near-death experiences is being undertaken in a large hospital in a city in the UK. This test is simple, scientifically acceptable and does not directly interact with patients. It involves using cardboard shapes attached to the walls of the hospital's wards. These shapes have something that can only be seen by a person floating at ceiling height. Therefore, a patient who is able to state what this thing is must have had the experience of floating above their body.

Research, Near-death experiences

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Strange case of the exploding town

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The residents of the small town of Bawtry, England, have become very concerned for their safety following two unexplained bomb explosions. Many different theories are being put forward about these explosions, with some residents believing that there is a connection with rivalry between Bawtry and the nearby town of Harworth. Others see a link with drugs, with possible involvement by the Triads from Manchester, England.

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So, it it the people, the light or the architecture that makes Pecs the prettiest place in Hungary?

Article Abstract:

Pecs, the southern-most city in Hungary, is in a beautiful location, between forested hills and vineyards. It has a very rich cultural history, and its people are extremely friendly. It has a strong cafe culture, along with a wide range of museums and attractive architecture.

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