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"Note that the transcendence of π implies the impossibility of exactly "circling" the square, as well as of squaring the circle."

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~CIRCLING THE SQUARE~ 6/1/09
>Topics include: Religious manipulation, government corruption, discussion of 'the monster', paranormal investigation, spiritual exploration, and America's role in the 'New World Order'.

20 QUESTIONS, 4 GUESTS, ENDLESS POSSIBILITY!

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL GUESTS:

Kevin Peacock is a researcher with decade’s worth of experience as well as the author of the book ‘Something Is Wrong With Our Sun’ and others. A native of Australia, Kev has spent years exploring the bizarre mysteries behind crop circles and animal mutilations. An avid ham aficionado and radio operator, Kev’s website can be found at: http://users.spin.net.au/~aeitower/CDBook .

McKinzie Vickrey is a religious studies major at IUPUI, with an emphasis on Native American traditions. Having helped to organize and host a variety of American Indian events and poetry readings in the area, she’s currently working on a new website dedicated to Monsters in Mythology and Religion, as well as a Halloween production of the cult classic ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show.’

Robb Revere is the founder of, and a host on http://www.revereradio.net , a network dedicated to free speech in politics, conspiracy, the 911 cover-up and the Patriot Movement. With the station running material 24/7, you can contact Robb if you’re interested in hosting your own program on the ever expanding Revere Network!

Michael A. Dyer is a journalist and musician based in the Indianapolis area, as well as the Administrator of http://www.upsidebackwards.info . A self described psychedelic philosopher, he also conducts regular interviews with a variety of talented guests, and runs an assortment of other blogs and websites which can be found on the front page at Upsidebackwards.

CIRCLING THE SQUARE CONTINUED:
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5/20/09

Scientists have unveiled a 47-million-year-old fossil which could be the evolutionary "missing link" between humans and our very distant ancestors.

At a ceremony on Tuesday at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, Ida, a two-foot long lemur-like creature, was shown off to the world.

Discovered in Germany by a team of Norwegian scientists, Ida is 95% complete and believed to be 20 times older than most fossils which help explain human evolution.

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Murky depths await us where we now tread. The path leads us into the darkest regions of myth, though we have a torch of knowledge, and a compass of understanding to guide our way through the carnivorous caverns and lurking jaws of time and space. Just as angels, and saviors, and prophets of the world have found their universal sanctuary in the mountainous cave structures of history, so too have the beasts of the shadows hid and calculated their moments of influence and manipulation upon an unsuspecting world. Among the variety of tools, artwork, weaponry, pottery and sculptures attributed to our 'Cavite' ancestors, so too do we find a large number of carven idols designated in honor of the shining goddess figure. Hundreds of statues have been found around the world which depict veneration of an icon of the Cosmic Mother.

CONTINUED AT: -LILITH IN A SEASON OF CREATURES-

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It's an understatement to say that the organization known as the Bohemian Club is extremely secretive and shrouded in mystery. There is no 100% certifiable account establishing how this society developed and much of the information which is available is largely based upon speculation and vague research. According to public relations at the club, the Bohemian Grove was founded in 1872 by five newspapermen, as well as a local merchant and a Shakespearean actor from San Francisco. The first known meeting at the Grove did not officially take place until 1879, and shortly afterward this custom became an annual tradition that has continued consecutively for over one hundred and twenty-five years. The most well known ceremony is referred to as the 'Cremation of Care', or 'dull care', in which festivities are held including opera, music, poetry and literature, as well as plays that the 'Bohos' produce and write themselves.

CONTINUED AT: -THE NIBELUNG OF SATURN-

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Two original articles I feel the need to recycle every year around this time as we enter worldwide Beltane celebrations. The research that went into these two pieces was fairly extensive (resulting in some 40 pages worth of material), so hope you'll bookmark it and check them out over the week.

A statue is seen on Reforma Avenue in Mexico City, on April 27. An outbreak of deadly swine flu in Mexico and the US has raised the specter of a new virus against which much of humanity would have little or no immunity.

-VACCINE AVAILABLE HERE!-

Of Men and Supermen:
Interview W/ Bestselling Novelist Greg Cox
mad - http://www.upsidebackwards.info
4/27/09

-MAD: Greg, it's an honor to speak with you today and I'm not blowing smoke when I say you've emerged as one of my favorite authors over the past few months. Thank you kindly for taking the time to answer a few questions. Your contributions to the STAR TREK universe have been second to none, with the exception, perhaps, of the illustrious Peter David. The masterfully crafted books 'The Eugenics Wars' Volumes 1 & 2, as well as 'To Reign In Hell' and 'The Q Continuum' are among the most highly recommended works of Trek literature! First off, a broad question but could you give us a little personal insight into the process of becoming an author, particularly in regards to the 'Star Trek' franchise? How did you break the galactic barrier and get signed on as a Captain (or at least a lieutenant commander) at the literary helm of such an acclaimed series?

-G.C: I've been a Trek fan all my life, but my big break came when Pocket Books had to launch the DEEP SPACE NINE book line in a hurry. The editor, John Ordover, needed to sign up a whole lot of DS9 novels to coincide with the TV series so he started looking around for new Trek writers. Fortunately, John and I had previously worked as assistant editors at Tor Books before, and he knew that John Gregory Betancourt and I had recently written several BATMAN short stories for DC Comics, so he recruited us for the DS9 program. That was nine Star Trek novels ago!

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In 1982, schoolteacher Ed Peden drove out to investigate a decommissioned nuclear missile bunker that was up for sale near his hometown of Topeka, Kansas. He found 34 acres of grass in need of mowing and, deep below ground, an 18,000-square-foot warren of concrete tunnels, most of it flooded with rainwater.

Peden stripped to his shorts and dropped a rope ladder into the flooded base. Most of the rooms were three-quarters flooded, and the water had stagnated for nearly two decades. Holding his nose to dive under doorways between the flooded rooms, Peden took his first tour of what would soon become his family home.

Probably nothing inspires quite like the view from the top a cliff because the often long and steep hike is forgotten as soon as we glimpse the world from atop where we rest, birdlike, drinking in the scenery and ready to spread our wings. Join us on a tour of some of the most incredible cliffs around the world.

Available at the Maker SHED store, this Truth Wristband Kit lets you build your own lie detector; it measures galvanic skin response and goes from blue to red if you’re a big, fat fibber.

A few years ago, Drew Oliver got a Eureka moment. He was reading a memoir by scientist Richard Feynman. In it, the physicist wrote about being amazed looking at a water droplet through a microscope to see a microbe swimming about. This gave Drew a multimillion dollar business idea: a line of plushy germs for the scientifically-minded.

With the help of his brother, Drew launched Giant Microbes, which makes dozens of cute plush dolls of germs that cause some of life's most miserable diseases like ebola, HIV, flesh eating bacteria, ... and yes, even STDs!