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sCrAwLz foR Saturday, April 19, 2003
PROOF OF ATLANTIS?
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Nauseous
Art's Journal has a large selection of interesting articles about the looting/destruction of Iraq's museums and library...detailing things that had been lifted, who by, and how the US govt./military did basically nothing about it even though it was advised that it would happen.
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The Weapon of Mass Instruction

Art Cars!

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SpaceShip One
One of the first contestants for the 10 million dollar X-prize, Bert Rutan ( famed aircraft designer) has unveiled his design for a commercial vessel that would orbit the earth at a high altitude.

Another link.
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On August 3rd, 2003 I will travel through time...on camera?
STARE team member Gabriel, will be at the Empire State building with a video camera at 4pm, August 3, 2003 to document anything that may occur in relation to this story. If there is anything to report we will stream it from this site and others. Even if this is a performance art stunt interesting things should develop for the camera. I wonder how many more people will show up to see if it's all real? Could be a field day for wacky interviews!
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Washington lawmakers pass bill banning sale of violent video games to kids
Washington state is on the verge of approving a law that will fine retailers $500 if they sell children video games that depict violence against police. The measure was sponsored by state Rep. Mary Lou Dickerson, a longtime critic of violent video games. Although the bill applies only to violence against police officers, it would effectively keep many of the market's violent games away from children, Dickerson said.
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Action Figure Mania
  • Got Serial Killers?
  • Got Sid? (Where's Nancy?)
  • Got "villians"?
  • Got the Four Horsemen?
  • Got you?
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    No grant funding for politically-sensitive research
    from The New York Times:

    Scientists who study AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases say they have been warned by federal health officials that their research may come under unusual scrutiny by the Department of Health and Human Services or by members of Congress, because the topics are politically controversial.

    Researchers had long been advised to avoid phrases that might mark their work as controversial. But the degree of scrutiny under the Bush administration was "much worse and more intense." A researcher at the University of California said he had been advised by an N.I.H. project officer that the abstract of a grant application he was submitting "should be `cleansed' and should not contain any contentious wording like `gay' or `homosexual' or `transgender.' "

    Also see:
    • Washington Post: "The Bush administration will begin encouraging doctors to offer routine HIV testing to all their patients."
    • The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, effective 4/14/03, requires health care providers to distribute a Privacy Notice to patients which includes this clause: "We may disclose your Protected Health Information to authorized federal officials as necessary for national security and intelligence activities or for protection of the President and other government officials and dignitaries."
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    sCrAwLz foR Friday, April 18, 2003
    From the: "Didn't see that one coming?" Department
    H.J. RES. 25. Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the 22nd amendment to the Constitution. | Via MeFi
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    Homeland Security Dept. Fills Privacy Post
    The former privacy officer of Internet advertising giant DoubleClick will be the Department of Homeland Security's first privacy czar, Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge announced today. O'Connor Kelly is well acquainted with the often bitter debate over balancing privacy rights with other interests. She joined DoubleClick in February 2000 after the Federal Trade Commission launched an investigation into complaints that the company was improperly storing and sharing private user data. DoubleClick also was embroiled in similar investigations by 12 state attorneys general and several class-action lawsuits. DoubleClick settled most of those lawsuits, and created a division specializing in privacy compliance, which O'Connor Kelly ran. The federal government has faced similar accusations from the privacy rights community that it is misusing private and personal data.
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    Robert Fripp's Diary
    I have seen the power of imagination, where it moves into fantasy, extensively in my professional life, in Guitar Craft, and most powerfully in "the Work". So, what to do when it becomes apparent that someone with whom you are closely involved has moved into fantasy? What do you do when that fantastic projection is about to de-rail/spoil/unseat your own work? | Via disinfo
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    missingmanuscript.com
    Investigating the mysterious 'lost' Steganographia manuscript by Johannes Trithemius

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    sCrAwLz foR Thursday, April 17, 2003
    Gamera would be pleased...
    "Ghana's navy returned an endangered giant turtle to the ocean after freeing it from weeks in a sorcerer's home, a wildlife official said on Wednesday.
    "We received a tip-off that this herbalist or juju-man had a giant green turtle in his possession at Tema," Gerald Boakye of the Ghana Wildlife Society told Reuters.
    "So we got the police involved and apprehended him and freed the animal back into the ocean," he said. Tema is Ghana's main port 11 miles west of the capital Accra."

    via FARK

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    Human Genome Completely Mapped
    A scant three years after announcing they had a rough map of the human genome, government and private researchers from around the world announced Monday that they have deciphered 99 percent of the genetic code that makes up a human being.

    The announcement, made at a scientific meeting at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), coincides with the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the DNA's double helix by James Watson and Francis Crick.
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    Science Fiction MUSEUM!
    Hell yeah! Paul Allen (overlord of Seattle) is scrapping one of the dopier segments of the Experience Music Project (a giant Gehry- designed shrine to Rock n Roll) and instead installing a Science Fiction museum- apparently to be made to look like the inside of a spaceship! (Which shouldn't be too hard since the building already does...)
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    Human error blamed for releasing prepared obits at CNN.com
    CNN blamed human error Thursday for exposing obituary mock-ups that its Web site's designers had prepared for Ronald Reagan, Bob Hope and other prominent figures.

    The mock-ups had been on a development site meant for internal review. But the public briefly had access to them after the password protection got disabled. CNN was investigating the cause of the error, which was discovered and fixed Wednesday. CNN spokeswoman Edna Johnson said technicians were trying to determine how long the mock-ups had been exposed on CNN.com.

    Although the prepared obituaries were no longer accessible to the public, the search engine Google still had a reference Thursday to Reagan's mock-up, titled "Ronald Reagan Remembered.'' Another Web site, The Smoking Gun, also had copies of mock-ups for Reagan, Hope, Fidel Castro, Pope John Paul II, Nelson Mandela, Gerald Ford and Dick Cheney.
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    Egg Moon
    Did you know that last night was an EGG MOON?
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    Hearing Colors, Tasting Shapes
    People with synesthesia--whose senses blend together--are providing valuable clues to understanding the organization and functions of the human brain
    Modern scientists have known about synesthesia since 1880, when Francis Galton, a cousin of Charles Darwin, published a paper in Nature on the phenomenon. But most have brushed it aside as fakery, an artifact of drug use (LSD and mescaline can produce similar effects) or a mere curiosity. About four years ago, however, we and others began to uncover brain processes that could account for synesthesia. Along the way, we also found new clues to some of the most mysterious aspects of the human mind, such as the emergence of abstract thought, metaphor and perhaps even language.
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    The Road to Eleusis and the Gordon Wasson Project
    I always think of Friday, April 16 as the anniversary of LSD, the day of the "serendipitious" discovery, the "accidental" ingestion, the day Peter Stafford named "Better Friday."

    At the risk of seeming shamelessly commercial on the eve of these holy days, I'd like to announce a 25% reduction (to $200.00) for the few copies remaining of the signed limited edition of The Road to Eleusis; signed by Albert Hofmann, Huston Smith, Carl Ruck, Blaise Staples, and if you like, by me, editor and publisher of this edition. This book has been acclaimed for its seminal role in revealing the presence of entheogens in western religion and philosophy.

    This community has been very supportive of this project and we are
    grateful...

    Funds from this venture are being used to further a documentary film, "Entheogens and the Origin of Religion: The life and work of Gordon and Valentina Wasson".

    Happy Trails...

    - Robert Forte, Editor & Publisher
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    sCrAwLz foR Wednesday, April 16, 2003
    Clair De Looney
    Isao Tomita takes classical music by the greats and performs them on his synth...I have two of his albums- "The Planets" (Holst) and " Snowflakes Are Dancing" (Debussy) that he did back in the 70's! While remaining true to the score he manages to give the old classics a futuristic feel- great fun!!!
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    Sadly not an photoshop exercise
    Over 6 million Americans had plastic surgery last year. Thinking about it? You too can look this lovely:

    Ai!! Get her plastic surgery tips here!
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    3080 FLUX: an audio cinematic adventure through time and space
    PHOENIX ORION has teamed up with SYNDAKIT (On Point Records, LA) to bring you a drum-n-bass/hip hop album like you have never heard before! Listen as PHOENIX, the ON POINT BIOMARINES, and an army of guest stars (including P.E.A.C.E., TC IZLAM, DJ PROLIFIX) engage in space combat with the evil Alpha Draconians. Will Lord Dragos triumph, or will the 15th Squadron show up just in the nick of time? Find out today in this action-packed animie inspired album.

    You can listen to two of the songs here: http://www.electronicscene.com/3080Flux
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    Parallel Universes
    New article claims evidence for parallel selves

    "Is there a copy of you reading this article? A person who is not you but who lives on a planet called Earth, with misty mountains, fertile fields and sprawling cities, in a solar system with eight other planets? The life of this person has been identical to yours in every respect. But perhaps he or she now decides to put down this article without finishing it, while you read on..."
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    White House seeks to expand DNA database
    DNA profiles from juvenile offenders and from adults who have been arrested but not convicted would be added to the FBI's national DNA database under a Bush administration proposal. Under current law, only DNA from adults convicted of crimes can be placed in the national database, which is used to compare those samples with biological evidence from the scenes of unsolved crimes. As of January, there were about 1.3 million DNA samples in the database, U.S. officials say.
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    Easter bunny attacked
    The Easter Bunny is known as a hopper, not a fighter. But this seasonal, egg-bearing mammal sure can take a punch.
    Three punches, to be exact.
    Police responded to the Wausau Center mall after a 29-year-old Wausau man, working as the mall's Easter Bunny, reported Saturday that an unknown man got him in a headlock, punched him in the mouth three times and fled the scene. "Because of the bunny suit, (the victim) didn't get hurt, but it was unusual to get hit this way," Wausau Officer Chang Lee wrote in his report. Police identified a suspect, Montell T. Howard, 21, of 815 Pardee St., Wausau, on Monday afternoon after mall security reported that he had returned to the mall. Minutes later, an officer stopped Howard on the Scott Street bridge and brought him back to the mall, where the man dressed as the Easter Bunny identified Howard as the attacker. The victim said in an interview Monday night that the assault occurred in front of children gathered around the Easter Bunny. | Via DW
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    sCrAwLz foR Tuesday, April 15, 2003
    T. Casey Brennan: Redux
    T. Casey Brennan wrote us a nice thank you letter for linking to his work recently.
    Included in the letter was a nice list of follow up links. Here ya go and you're welcome Mr. Brennan.
  • This is the main British TCB fan page with the trenchcoat photo
  • This is a Canadian JFK page with the trenchcoat photo cropped
  • This is from an underground comic/zine with the trenchcoat photo cropped & in b&w
  • This is from The Konformist magazine; scroll down to get the trenchcoat photo cropped & with caption: "sexiest JFK MK-ULTRA assassin alive"
  • This is from a professor at the University of Rhode Island; no photo
  • This has only the 1972 photo
  • This is the NEW TCB fan page, with Clinton document, but no photo
    Thanks to team member Cyndy for the original link
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    All your windshield pitts are belong to...YOU!
    Windshield pitting incidents in Washington reach fever pitch on April 15, 1954.
    On April 15, 1954, Bellingham, Seattle and other Washington communities are in the grip of a strange phenomenon -- tiny holes, pits, and dings have seemingly appeared in the windshields of cars at an unprecedented rate. Initially thought to be the work of vandals, the pitting rate grows so quickly that panicked residents soon suspect everything from cosmic rays to sand-flea eggs to fallout from H-bomb tests. By the next day, pleas are sent to government officials asking for help in solving what would become known as the Seattle Windshield Pitting Epidemic. | Via BB
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    As if we didn't know...
    Full ahead, SPAM factor 6!
    http://www.8march2003.com/wakemanhtml.html
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    SECRECY NEWS
    SECRECY NEWS
    from the FAS Project on Government Secrecy
    Volume 2003, Issue No. 32
    April 14, 2003

  • DOE TO REISSUE UNALTERED POLYGRAPH REGS
  • CIA VIEWS NORTH KOREAN NUKES
  • DOJ VIEWS THE NEW EXECUTIVE ORDER
  • ADMIRING PHILIP MORRISON
  • SADDAM AND THE CIA
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    Ten Thousand Monkeys is 2 years old!!!
    Well this is it ... our 2 year aniversary issue. I'm so exicited I forgot to groom myself. Sadly, we've once again been passed over by those &^)#*$_%(_+ Webby Awards ... but I'm not gonna let it bring me down I tell you! OH NO! I'm a bigger monkey than that ... *sniff* *sniff* *WHAAAHHHHHH*

    ANYWAY (please forgive the maudlin stuff ... I really am excited about our anniversary). As always, we've got another great issue jam packed with all kinds of fabulousness: new monkeys, art, cool-ass shit to read, etc. All for your continued viewing pleasure.
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    Iraqi Information Minister fan site back online
    The web site devoted to Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, the former Iraqi Information Minister known for his insanely false propaganda, is now back online after 4,000 hits per second forced the site to close last week until its server could be upgraded. (They are now selling t-shirts to help pay for the extra bandwidth.)

    Some quotes from WeLoveTheIraqiInformationMinister.com:

    "There are no American infidels in Baghdad. Never!"

    "God will roast their stomachs in hell at the hands of Iraqis."

    "Lying is forbidden in Iraq. President Saddam Hussein will tolerate nothing but truthfulness as he is a man of great honor and integrity."

    "I triple guarantee you, there are no American soldiers in Baghdad."

    "I speak better English than this villain Bush"   (ok, this one might be true...)
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    sCrAwLz foR Monday, April 14, 2003
    PATAPHYSICS
    Psychomilitary issue
    Interviews with Paul Virilio & Sylvère Lotringer on The Genetic Bomb, Karl Jansen on the near-death experience via ketamine, Teddy Goldsmith on ecological fascism | The Empire of Disorder by Alain Joxe | Lemurs | Survivor by Chris Kraus | The Man and a Man with His Mule by Brian Aldiss | The Secret Mirror by Joyce Carol Oates | Execution I & II by David Miller | Facing the Camera by Sylvère Lotringer | Orangewash: An Amazonian Jungle Beauty by Rudi Ketz | 337,000, December, 2000 by Aaron Fogel | Rise of the Spirit of Independence by David Shapiro | Via ozric
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    Iraq Liberated Of Culture, History
    "WHILE U.S. FORCES WERE SECURING THE OIL MINISTRY IN BAGHDAD, looters freed 50,000 pieces of gold, silver, and bronze antiquities dating back 7,000 years."

    "The National Museum of Iraq has been effectively destroyed, erasing Iraq's claim to history, culture and archaeology...the destruction of all institutions of higher learning will effectively pull Iraq back into the Middle Ages."

    "Because the U.S. only secured Iraq's oil fields and ministries but not Iraq's archaeological treasures and universities, further speculation has mounted throughout the world that the U.S. is only interested in Iraq's natural resources."

    Also see:
    • New York Times: "The National Museum of Iraq recorded a history of civilizations that began to flourish in the fertile plains of Mesopotamia more than 7,000 years ago. But once American troops entered Baghdad...it took only 48 hours for the museum to be destroyed, with at least 170,000 artifacts carried away by looters....Officials with crumpled spirits fought back tears and anger at American troops, as they ran down an inventory of the most storied items that they said had been carried away by the thousands of looters who poured into the museum after daybreak on Thursday and remained until dusk on Friday, with only one intervention by American forces, lasting about half an hour."
    • Washington Times: "In some areas of Baghdad, American troops could be seen waving looters through checkpoints and standing in front of buildings while they were being pillaged."
    • Washington Post: "In the months leading up to the Iraq war, U.S. scholars repeatedly urged the Defense Department to protect Iraq's priceless archaeological heritage from looters, and warned specifically that the National Museum of Antiquities was the single most important site in the country."
    • Washington Post: "President Bush is concerned by the widespread looting in Iraq but is satisfied that his administration planned adequately for the demise of Saddam Hussein's government"
    • Times Online UK: "The problem of looting was...dismissed as 'letting off steam' by Washington."
    • Guardian Unlimited UK, quoting Donald Rumsfeld, who claimed the looting reports were being exaggerated by the media: "The images you are seeing on television, you are seeing over and over and over, and it's the same picture, of some person walking out of some building with a vase...you see it 20 times, and you think, my goodness, were there that many vases?''
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    Sayatal atlanan ceriehayu
    I discovered this very detailed history of the empire of the Atlanteans - "Sayatal atlanan ceriehayu" in the original tongue - as a handwritten document in a package on my doorstep! That much I know to be fact. Yet the history itself appears to be the work of an author describing the archaeological and literary discoveries about Atlantis and neighbouring countries found beneath the Sahara Desert. Is this truth - and if so, how can it be, as we know of no such discoveries being made in our world? Is it a document I have somehow received from the future, or perhaps from an alternate timeline? Or is it all a long invention by the unknown writer?
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    Back and Forth They Go
    Now what?!
    If you have come across a site called 8march2003.com run by someone who calls himself HM, please do not take his story seriously. We are NOT affiliated. We do not know how he got hold of our publicity photos months before our campaign started, however it is quite obvious that he has manipulated the images to fit in with his fabricated story. We are currently interviewing our staff to find out who leaked the photos. We are also looking into the legalities of this situation, which should allow us to have him shut down soon.
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    GREATEST SECRETS OF THE COLD WAR
    They read like plots from thrillers, but each of these chilling events actually happened.
    Unsuspecting civilians are doused with radiation and germ weapons. Intelligence agents recruit psychic spies. Generals plan an attack on a Chinese nuclear weapons plant. A phantom army triggers the largest arms buildup in history. Politicians secretly construct an underground city to escape fallout. The United States comes within 7 minutes of launching its ICBMs.
    No, these aren't screenplays that were junked when the Soviet Union went belly up. Each of these events actually happened. For the two generations of Americans who fought and financed the Cold War, it was an epic struggle between us good guys and the "evil empire." Now, as the epoch fades into history, the declassification of tens of thousands of pages of secret documents has begun to cast a penetrating light on the era. As nine of these files reveal, truth can be stranger than fiction. | Via DP
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    sCrAwLz foR Sunday, April 13, 2003
    Anachronox: The Movie
    The full release is out of Anachronox. For those of you who don't know or don't remember our earlier posts about Machinima, Anachronox is a feature length film made using the Quake engine.

    Telling the story of Sylvester "Sly" Boots, a down-at-heel PI in a dark futuristic world, as he becomes involved with magic, crime and the end of the universe, Anachronox: The Movie combines stunning special effects with a well-crafted, twisting plot. True, the film's computer game roots do show through occasionally, but the craft and dedication in this film push it way past its roots.

    As Duke Nukem would say; "Come get some..."
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    Saddam's 'Love Shack' found
    US troops have discovered what they described as Saddam Hussein's "love shack" in Baghdad. Reports said the secret hideaway resembled "a playboy's fantasy straight from the 1960s".

    Troops said it reminded them of the Austin Powers spy spoofs. They yelled Powers' catchphrases "yeah, baaabeee" and "shagadelic" as they went from room to room.
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    A Brief History of the Multiverse
    This idea of multiple universes, or multiple realities, has been around for centuries. The scientific justification for it, however, is new. | Via DW
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    CIA Releases More Records From Noah's Ark
    Insight has obtained additional records concerning the Freedom of Information Act request it filed three years ago concerning the federal government's "Noah's Ark" file. | Via The HIVE
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    Bush Is No Nazi

    Bush Is No Nazi

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