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[Yugge]

Just for the sake of it, I'll post the über-x:ed part of the text:

agent for the preservation of
organs of transport - were also
discovered along with ???
lost of an as yet-unindentified
chemical marked "expermental."
The hospital - when has ties to
The Hanso Foundation - denies
any accusations of illegal
experimentation and organ har-(vest?)
Hanso is starting wars the developing
a world but for the bodies of the victims.
the nightmare is worse than any of the
charges.

[Gus Raja]

[Obes]

Is that word for word? Since... I love correcting newspapers, so I'm going to correct their grammar (if it's your mistake, my bad and I apologise, but perhaps there's something to the missing/mispelt words).

agent for the preservation of
organs of transport - were also
discovered along with ???
lost of an as yet-unindentified
chemical marked "expermental."
The hospital - when has ties to
The Hanso Foundation - denies
any accusations of illegal
experimentation and organ har-(vest?)
Hanso is starting wars the developing
a world but for the bodies of the victims.
the nightmare is worse than any of the
charges.

Becomes...

..agents for the preservation of
organs in transport were also
discovered along with ???
a lot(?) of an as yet-unindentified
chemical marked "expermental."
The hospital - which has ties to
The Hanso Foundation - denies
any accusations of illegal
experimentation and organ harvesting.
Hanso is starting wars in the developing
world; but for the bodies of the victims.
The nightmare is worse than any of the
charges.

Obes.

[djrazz]

as of right now if you go back from the micro fiche viwer and then to wwpdp press release the music changes and lines are appering miracle is whited i havent found any links

there appers to be 4 white out spots?

[lmaner311]

[Yugge]

[matt_the_pale]

I did a search and couldn't find this mentioned anywhere, so I'm going to fill you guys in. Over at the TLEC blog, a person named j7chico discovered that D2O ("heavy water") can be used for storing organs.

From http://www.isb.vt.edu/brarg/brasym96/kushner96.htm:
"Protective and therapeutic uses (of Heavy Water) Partly because of its intrinsic structure (Katz, 1965), D2O increases the stability of organic molecules, macromolecules, viruses and vaccines. This can have important practical effects when vaccines and other heat-sensitive therapeutic substances must be distributed in developing countries, many of whose districts may lack electricity and refrigeration. A number of patents exist for biostabilizing ability of heavy water. These describe increased thermal and microbial stability and slower disaggregation of certain macromolecules (e.g., Crainic and Simpson, 1994). The presence of 95% D2O was found equivalent to a 4-5C reduction in storage temperature relative to H2O, for macromolecular pharmaceuticals such as vaccines; as little as 7-25% D2O helps prevent protein denaturation. D2O medium has been recommended for storing organs, tissues, tissue parts, proteins or enzymes, sera and blood preparations and for the perfusion of organs intended for transplants (Wenzel, 1974), microorganisms and enzymes (Hamaya and Horikoshi, 1989), and hydrolysable compositions such as alpha-hydroxy-carboxylic acids (especially benactyzine) (Teva Pharm. Ind. Ltd. 1989)."

If you'll notice, the newspaper refers to something called "Vialex." No doubt either it or the "experimental chemical" contains heavy water.

[Gus Raja]

I'm able to get back on now, and that whited out part of the window below the hospital sign is back as well. For some reason it just wasn't working for a while there.

Certainly they use "heavy water" when transporting organs. But how might this be a clue? For that matter, how easily accessible is heavy water to get? Is it something made or purchased?

[colin]

[Gus Raja]

[bepar]

I was just finally able to get to this clue... and when I played the recorder, I had a completely different message. In this one, they talk about people and how THEY are the sharks, and the woman in the message says "you can call me Persephone".

I didn't find that listed anywhere in the rest of this thread, so thought I'd see if anyone else noticed it...

[matt_the_pale]

[Gus Raja]