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9.19.10 : "The Superhero Implementation"

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In memoriam :
Richard N. Binnall,
6.3.1941 to 5.19.2007

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6.18.13: I Come From Circus Folk: Synchronicity on Pinterest

Really, I do. My maternal grandmother, Louise Lee, was one of the Gladstone Sisters, an acrobatic Vaudeville act. Her husband, Duke R. Lee, was a carny, sharp shooter, dance man, silent film actor, stunt man, and circus performer in the Tom Mix Circus, along with my father and uncle.He was also in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show.

On my mother’s side, her relatives included the actors Tamara Shayne and Akim Tamiroff (Akim, it is said, was an inspiration for the Boris Badenov character on the Rocky and Bullwinkle show. I wrote about this for BoA in a 2010 Trickster's Realm.)

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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year has come and gone. No, not Christmas, the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. This year was the best ever, seeing my Louisville Cardinals bring home the championship for the first time in twenty-seven years. It was a story that could have been written by a Hollywood studio: a coach looking for redemption after a great personal failing, leading a team to triumph over seven other schools, ailing family members and the most infamous injury in college basketball history.

With no help from the refs, of course.

The Paranormal Apostate by Bruce Priddy

5.13.13: March Madness & Trained Observers

2013 BoA:Audio Baseball Special

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2.17.13: Remembering Challenger

Shadow of the Shinigami by Marla Peña

On Jan. 28, 1986, the Shuttle Challenger broke apart 73 seconds into its flight, due to booster engine failure.

Yes, I clearly remember where I was that day. I remember crossing the street wearing a wig (from my aunt's beauty salon) and walking towards my other aunt's hardware store in my small hometown. I was 12 years old. I sat there and my aunt showed me the newspaper. I couldn't understand the picture and the scorpion-shaped cloud that the Challenger left in the sky. But as a person who loves all things related with space exploration, I was confused and terrified.

Richard's Blog

Joy Porter is Professor of Indigenous History within the History Department at Hull University and the author of Native American Freemasonry: Associationalism and Performance in America, a book the historian was writing when she was one of my lecturers at Swansea University back in 2007. I remember once in class the subject of the Freemasons came up (not hard considering George Washington and many other of the founding fathers of the United States were Freemasons) and after class I got into what must have seemed a bit of a odd conversation to the mainstream academic about secret societies, in particular the bizarre antics of Republicans and Democrats inside the Bohemian Grove.

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12.22.12: A Room 101 Interview with Joy Porter

Lesley's Blog

So the other night, I am up late, as normal. It is around 2:30 AM and Brit has gone to bed about 30 minutes before. He let the dog out on his way upstairs.

Things seem normal. I heat up a slice of pecan swirl bread with butter, eat it, check out Facebook and other things. Then I hear our dog, Pooka, knocking at a door. It turns out to be the kitchen door. I get up and let her in. I expect her to ask for food, as she normally does when let in the kitchen door, but she doesn't. She seems in a hurry and is quickly out of the kitchen. Then, as I am shutting the door, I notice that the back porch where she was standing is lit up.

12.4.12: A Light in the Night

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11.26.12: Of Gods and Monsters ... and the Things Unknown

Tina Sena's Esotericana

Two weeks ago, on a Monday night to be exact, I was almost abducted by Aliens. I learned two things. Two things I always knew and two things I always considered: The weaker you are, the better. Because your free will is your power. And secondly, if you have no faith in anything, you are, in a word, f*cked.

It has taken some years, through trial and tribulation and catching up on all the latest literature, from the ufologists and the scientists and all that's in between to make me come to the conclusion that extraterrestrials are evil. They are the demons of yore.

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6.13.12: We Didn't Start the Fire

Ever the chronicler of the unusual and bizarre Charles Fort's final book on his “damned data” entitled Wild Talents looked into human beings that had apparently supernatural or paranormal abilities.

Of particular interest to me lately has been the incidents that he reported on of firestarters, humans that apparently have the ability to start fires with their minds or in some case can actually breath fire. This fascinates me because we have cases that are allegedly still occurring even today.

Fortean Ramblings by Tony Morrill

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4.9.11 : Musings on Desire, Technology, and TV

Medusa's Ladder by Richelle Hawks

And then it happened: about halfway through the second season of Seaquest DSV, The Future had arrived again. I had already gone through this with movies and information in general with the advent of the VCR in the 80s and the personal computer in the 90s respectively, this everything-at-your- fingertips feeling. It’s great, I guess. It beats scouring card catalogues and microfiche in 1982 at the Topeka Public Library for any reference to Flying Saucers or David Letterman.

But within this information-agey-feeling that The Future has arrived, there comes some kind of critical mass of information ingestion in which I began to question everything ...

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