Heidi Klum and the secret architecture of Washington, D.C.       One of the benefits of advancing age is the need for less sleep. Although I go to sleep around midnight, I get up every day before 6 a.m. to monitor the latest developments and comment on them, all this without suffering from lack of sleep.       Early yesterday morning I saw an ad on KPRC-TV, the NBC affiliate in Houston, that Heidi Klum's movie Blow Dry will be in theaters again starting on Friday, August 10.  The ad was repeated again this morning during NBC's Today Show .  Not too many movies are released again, but Heidi's movie is no ordinary cinematic attraction.  Its original U.S. premiere on Wednesday, February 28, 2001, had coincided with the earthquake under Olympia, Washington.       Last year I read the book The Secret Architecture of our Nation's Capital:  The Masons and the building of Washington, D.C.  This book can be found at Barnes and Noble bookstores and is blessed by a foreword written by C. Fred Kleinknecht, 33o, Sovereign Grand Commander, The Supreme Council, 33o, (Mother Council of the World), Southern Jurisdiction, U.S.A., Washington, D.C.  Mr. Kleinknecht is arguably the most prominent public Freemason in the world.       The book is written by David Ovason, a professional astrologer, and deals with the many Zodiacs that decorate public buildings in D.C.  Its main thesis is that our nation's capital city is dedicated to the Goddess , to the one whose many names include Isis, Cybele, Demeter, Ceres, and even the Blessed Virgin Mary.  The Goddess appears in the skies as the constellation Virgo and the many public Zodiacs of Washington give great prominence to the sign of Virgo.       The greatest secret revealed in the book relates to the orientation of Pennsylvania Avenue in D.C.  This avenue connects the U.S. Capitol to the White House and its main course points to the Sun when it sets on August 10 every year.  At this time of the year the constellation Virgo hovers in the western horizon, as the Sun, the Son of the Goddess , is about to enter that constellation.       The Christian Church, too, has recognized the importance of this time of the year for the Goddess .  The Church has assigned the date of August 15 to the feast of the Dormition of the Blessed Virgin Mary.  The feast commemorates the falling asleep of Mary and Her Ascent to the Heavens.       As I have written many times before, the main avatar of the Goddess today is Heidi Klum.  Her movie Blow Dry will be in theaters again starting on August 10, on the day that the Sun sets along the western extension of Pennsylvania Avenue in D.C.       Here is the _link_ to the official Blow Dry web site, featuring Heidi's volcanic hair: http://www.miramax.com/pls/front_con/mp.entryPoint?action=2&midStr= 1369       Blow Dry will also be released on video on August 14, one day before the feast of the Dormition of the Virgin:       August 14, or 8/14;  8 + 1 + 4 = 13.

     Today, August 10, has another distinction:  it is the half-way point between the Annunciation (March 25) and Christmas (December 25).  Actually the midpoint in the pregnancy that brought forth Jesus Christ is the night of August 9 to August 10. August 10... The History Channel reran its Top 10 Guns special [I don't remember if it's 'top 10 guns of history' or 'top 10 guns of all time' or what exactly the _title_ was]. I happened to see the last little bit of it. The #1 gun was the Maxim gun for which a prototype was issued in 1894. They gave several other dates in its development which I don't really remember... The first extensive use of it and knockoffs of it was in World War I. One of the gun experts said that it fired 600 rounds per minute, but later the narrator was said that it fired a symbolic 666 rounds per minute. [Of course, they could've been talking about two versions of the gun.] This gun was named for its creator. The History Channel vectored this information about him: He was a self-taught American who helped develop the lightbulb and airplane. Thomas Edison paid him to move to Europe. Once there, he changed his area of research after encountering a friend from home who said he'd become rich if he invented something Europeans could use to cut each other's throats. So, he invented the first machine gun which operated by its own power. There may be something about this on The History Channel's website. As I mentioned, this isn't the first time they've shown this special. I don't know if it changed any from the original airing. I figure they will show this again as they had people dressed up in costumes for their various little gun skits. Trixie

     Today, August 10, has another distinction:  it is the half-way point between the Annunciation (March 25) and Christmas (December 25).  Actually the midpoint in the pregnancy that brought forth Jesus Christ is the night of August 9 to August 10. August 10... The History Channel reran its Top 10 Guns special [I don't remember if it's 'top 10 guns of history' or 'top 10 guns of all time' or what exactly the _title_ was]. I happened to see the last little bit of it. The #1 gun was the Maxim gun for which a prototype was issued in 1894. They gave several other dates in its development which I don't really remember... The first extensive use of it and knockoffs of it was in World War I. One of the gun experts said that it fired 600 rounds per minute, but later the narrator was said that it fired a symbolic 666 rounds per minute. [Of course, they could've been talking about two versions of the gun.] This gun was named for its creator. The History Channel vectored this information about him: He was a self-taught American who helped develop the lightbulb and airplane. Thomas Edison paid him to move to Europe. Once there, he changed his area of research after encountering a friend from home who said he'd become rich if he invented something Europeans could use to cut each other's throats. So, he invented the first machine gun which operated by its own power. There may be something about this on The History Channel's website. As I mentioned, this isn't the first time they've shown this special. I don't know if it changed any from the original airing. I figure they will show this again as they had people dressed up in costumes for their various little gun skits. Trixie       Luciferian technological advances improve the material aspects of life, without benefiting humanity's moral standards.       Many Government events, TV programs, movies, etc., are timed to coincide with significant CLuM dates.  For example the latest space shuttle launch (Discovery) was yesterday, the midpoint of the Jesus Christ pregnancy.  The just previous shuttle launch (Atlantis) took place on July 12, nine months, the length of a pregnancy after Columbus Day (October 12).