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Dr Wily
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 		Here's a link about the Ten Plagues: http://www.mirareisberg.com/digital/plag.htm complete with little iconoglyph thingies. Might be helpful for thinking graphically (running theme here).

Quick reference of the plagues:

flies
frogs
water turning to blood
boils (the gross, pus-filled kind)
locusts
cattle death
hail
death of Egypt's first born
darkness
gnats

Which of these have we seen so far in the form of matrix glitches?

I can think of a few: water mysteriously turning red, raining frogs, cow mutilations, darkness (the black-out [which happened in real life, so go ahead and start getting creeped out])...I'll bet the rest are all in the little-boxes archives.

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 		somebody mentioned this attached image in #matrix
they said it was stegged but couldn't unsteg it
they wouldnt say where they got it either, said they werent finished looking around for something

any ideas?
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Groove9281
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 		Robot pictures
Somebody mentioned pictures in a student artwork section, where is this section?

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Monki
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 		Wongmo stuff
On Wongmo's site.. talking about his retreats...

"Your Inner Dolphin
Music of the Sea: Beginning songwriting
Music of the Sea II: Advanced songwriting
Pixels on the Page: Beginning online journaling (hosted by special guest Fiona Leiphe, founder of Leiphe.net)
Haiku for Health: 5-7-5 Can Change Your Life"

More aqua stuff, and the "hosted by special....Leiphe.net" is crossed out, like it won't be happening...

There is your Leiphe.net link, and also, wasn't someone talking about Haikus earlier?

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chancesend
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 		Someone mentioned it while discussing the Carelessly files. A couple of them theythought were haikus. Our minds are on the same wavelength, Monki, because I was thinking the same thing when I saw those.

As to that picture of Elizabeth that someone said was stegged: If they wouldn't give a location, then I'll bet they took a photo of her off of metadex and stegged it themselves. I'm not going to bother without having a source URL
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Monki
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 		Beth's Metadex
Not sure if anyone posted this, but i'll go ahead and do it..

Beth received an email from Phillip this morning (thursday), her response was posted in the start of this thread, here is what he wrote her first...

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Email from pgairdenSPLATmetadex.net
Date: 10/9/03 08:02
Subject: re: little-boxes archive

It has been my experience that there is more to gain from following your instincts than in ignoring them. Your mind is complex; I will grant you that. However, it has its weaknesses. In order to work as efficiently as it does, it skips information that is often vital...filling in the data as it sees fit. Your instincts rarely fail you and ignoring them can often be dangerous and lead to regret.

It is a lesson that I learned in my childhood and something that has brought me far in life. It's not one that I like to ignore, which has made this week so difficult. I did publish the article by Dr. Leo Kane, though I still have my doubts. Politics is an ugly game and one that I've rarely won. Despite the wealth of sound material for this edition, there was no choice but to publish with his quackery. That may be harsh and an apology may be due, but a quick look at his website does not ease my concerns. There is just something about that man that I do not trust. I've begun an investigation into him, though I've not found anything conclusive. Thus my doubts, my instincts, went ignored. Is it right to be so upset when people that you respect do not respect you?

Phillip

He rips on Leo Kane... hmmm...

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 10, 2003 6:11 am
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Dr Wily
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 		Doc #82 - raining frogs in Conneticut
Doc #63 - cattle die-offs in Spain
Doc #79 - hailstorm in the Congo
Doc #69 - blood water in US-Midwest
Doc #59 - northeastern American/southeastern Canadian power grid failure (darkness)
Doc #45 - massive locust die-outs in Midwestern US.

I went through each document individually, and these are what I came up with; the rest all being more general matrix glitches not relating to the Plagues.
Next I'll pore through Phillip's paranormal site, but that'll have to wait till tomorrow.
I don't necessarily think this is going to lead anywhere concrete per se, but it's worth looking in to.

PostPosted: Fri Oct 10, 2003 6:26 am
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 		no-one's mentioned the update on Beths Bio on Little-boxes.

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Morph'e'us
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 		What update
How was her bio update on little-boxes?

I've only briefly skimmed through it, so didn't notice any difference.

Did she change anything or add a new section?

Edit: Also in response to:

Dr Wily wrote:
Doc #82 - raining frogs in Conneticut
Doc #63 - cattle die-offs in Spain
Doc #79 - hailstorm in the Congo
Doc #69 - blood water in US-Midwest
Doc #59 - northeastern American/southeastern Canadian power grid failure (darkness)
Doc #45 - massive locust die-outs in Midwestern US.

I went through each document individually, and these are what I came up with; the rest all being more general matrix glitches not relating to the Plagues.
Next I'll pore through Phillip's paranormal site, but that'll have to wait till tomorrow.
I don't necessarily think this is going to lead anywhere concrete per se, but it's worth looking in to.


What does that leave us with, there were 7 plaques weren't there? I can't remember Embarassed Just saw a list a few post backs Sorry!

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 		Maybe Music and new Beatles reference ....
[quote="eudaemon"]
Quote:
Actually, at the end of the "waverunner" sample, there's what seems to be some backwards speech. It's very quiet, I only heard it with the computer volume up all the way and headphones.


Maybe there is some backward Speech ...a la "John is Dead", and may be more to mlo beatles reference other than age...

Moatie

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bentwookie
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chancesend wrote:
However, we don't even know where we'd use a password for Walsh, except for Metacortechs (which would also require a user ID)


Walsh's ID was 0281542 which was found way back in the begining from the Metacortex site itself.

PostPosted: Fri Oct 10, 2003 11:20 am
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GenerousBurrito
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 		Re: Maybe Music and new Beatles reference ....
[quote="Anonymous"]
eudaemon wrote:
Quote:
Actually, at the end of the "waverunner" sample, there's what seems to be some backwards speech. It's very quiet, I only heard it with the computer volume up all the way and headphones.


Maybe there is some backward Speech ...a la "John is Dead", and may be more to mlo beatles reference other than age...

Moatie


Please read the rest of the thread...someone already figured out that the voice is saying in reverse "slash Wongmore," leading to the discovery of http://www.wongmo.org/wongmore

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enidcoleslaw
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 		Re: Robot pictures
Groove9281 wrote:
Somebody mentioned pictures in a student artwork section, where is this section?


It's under "Student Showcase" at the bottom left of http://wongmo.org. There's one really interesting picture of what looks like robots taking over the world.

I'm also curious about the book used in the picture for the link -- at first glance it looks like a musical score, but when I look closer, the writing doesn't quite look like musical notes.



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 		Student pic

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Weezie1317
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 		leiphe
Any chance Leiphe is Beth's mother? She's about the right age...

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