Monthly Archives: January 2010

Joe From Paris

The Pythia have given you a glimpse of: Joe From Paris, which contains {1123 words, 5 images}
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Anomalous Siblings

The medieval chroniclers Ralph, Abbot of Coggeshall, and William of Newburg, tell us the events played out during the chaotic reign of King Stephen (ad 1135-54) at harvest time. Local peasants working the fields of Woolpit, near Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk were interrupted by the distinct cries of children. Wolves stalked the area, so the [...]
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Nurse Fatal

Jane Toppan, a nurse at the end of the nineteenth century, experimented on patients with a mixture of drugs that killed gradually. As the patients lost consciousness, she would climb into bed to cradle them while they slipped into oblivion. After she went to work for a family, its members began to die, one by [...]
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The Race to Demagoguery

Attackerman: One of the more surprising developments in recent years in takfiri circles has been the attempt to move into Palestine. Some back-story: while all Islamic extremist organizations wave the bloody shirt of the Palestinians, Palestinians are notably underrepresented in groups like al-Qaeda; and counterterrorism analysts typically explain that by recourse to the fact that [...]
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Heaven’s Host

Esoteric circles have long recognized that certain Adepts may transcend Death. Those who’s mastery of the teachings enable them to break free of this mortal coil and ascend to something more. These circles know that there exists on other planes a collection, an organization if you will, of these Ascended Masters who watch over us [...]
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