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I have been posting a lot over at Above Top Secret forums lately, I'm username Merlinhoot. I initially registered over there on April 1, 2006 to read about the Project Serpo story which is an alleged top secret exchange program between the government of the United States and aliens from a distant planet called Serpo. The Daily Grail has a whole wiki about it here.
I didn't post at all until I was followed by ATS on Twitter. Having been added to them made others add me and I have been followed, one after another, with people from there. I found out they have RSS feed so now I am keeping an eye on the new posts. I have to admit though that most articles have a ridiculous factor and I just ignore them, but some are really inspiring and get me involved via Google search to look more into a subject.
For instance: 1. I have learned that, thanks to Dan Eden's article, astrologically our solar system will be level with the Galactic equator in 2012. This means that the Mayans were on to something.
Which lead me to: 2. An article about the best time to get psychic.: 3. A great website to learn how to meditate for free.
4. A Ronald Reagan briefing on Aliens in 1981. If it isn't true, it sure makes for an interesting read. @ Serpo.org
I asked myself if we can point to a general direction of where the big bang banged. My friend tells me that scientist can not do this for some reason.
I did a search first on the forum Above Top Secret. Then I Googled my query and found myself here. What I think I read was that Space is finite but my gut tells me it is infinite. This concept of infinity is hard to understand with our puny brains.
Here is what Jesse Babcock had to say from that article...
The big bang had to have a point of origin, and even though this dense singularity might have expanded as a whole, the point of origin still must always be this same point. You can not go to the perimeter and say: "This is where it all started." The point I am trying to establish is that no matter what direction or distance you are seeing: that distance must always be multiplied at least three times to get the smallest possible diameter and age of the universe. It can be larger or longer, but under no circumstances can it be any smaller.
My boy friend of 16 years is showing signs of ALS or Lou Gehrig’s Disease. We are just beside ourselves with worry. This was slow to progress and it may be in combination with Nueropathy or not. The reason it is not Nueropathy is because it is more a lack of motor skills that is getting worse. For instance, I am asked to cut his dinner meat or open a bag of cereal as his grip on things is down to a minimum. A Lyme disease test was given and we are waiting for that. Some kind of days worth of urine analysis was just done also. His ability to clap is poor and another test they had him do is slap his knee and then turn his hand over and slap his knee faster and faster of which he can't.
I am having trouble getting to sleep as of lately because my mind just won't stop. After last year of Cancer and now this. Being with this person non-stop for 16 years and then losing him will be a worse struggle than any Cancer as I see it. I can imagine 6 o'clock every day and not having him step through the door will be maddening.
There is a Forest Preserve right across the street from me. I just today got my Flip Ultra video camera as seen on Oprah and it works flawlessly. i was worried about the low light but when I viewed it on my PC it is, well you can see fine. I did however import it to Windows Movie Maker and click publish to my computer and ask it to make it into a low bandwidth file which took it from a 40mb to a 1mb size which will be a nice size for emails and this Youtube post so it streams nicely. Where will I go next? It is nice be be alive after all the cancer I had to deal with last year.
While perusing my favorite Daily Grail articles I came across this well thought out read about Plasma life forms and the thought that they are aliens from a parallel Earth. I like to read about UFO's more but this ghost related article is superb.
"We will realise that most of the encounters with aliens or ghosts are really sporadic encounters with beings from parallel interpenetrating Earth-based magmaspheres. These aliens are dark matter entities...which generally do not register on the known electromagnetic spectrum - but can do so if their frequencies are brought down..."
I believe I have found the song that was the inspiration for a segment of Bladerunner. There is a Geisha advertisement and her song is similar to the one on the album Ensemble Nipponia - Japan Traditional Vocal and Instrumental Music, called 扇の的 or The folding fan as a target.
This famous piece for voice and biwa is based on a complex legend similar to that of William Tell, in which a folding fan,
instead of the famous Swiss apple, serves as the target. Most biwa music is quite ancient. Voice and instrument in the narrative chants tend to complement each other as in Western recitative; the large ornamental leaps for the voice are characteristic of the genre.
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