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UFO at Cluj, Romania
10:44 Oct 19 2008
Times Read: 1,731

"On 30 October 2007, a MIG-21 Lancer of the Romanian Air Force has escaped through the miracle of collision with some so-called UFO (unidentified flying objects), random confirmed as the pilot reached the ground well, as well as images carlinga of the plane, run by Realitatea . According to Lt. commander Marin Mitrica; during a routine flight, some "strange" objects hit the glass dome and had broken it, some of the pieces cut the oxygen mask.



Everything has happened with extreme speed. This proved later and the images caught by video camera in operation on board. On the recording made during the flight concerned, the impact lasts no more than 67 milliseconds! Although the risk of crash seemed imminent, the pilot managed to return safely to base unit Campia Turzii from being directed from the control tower.



Mystery was to increase along with investigating the case, led by Lt. Nicholas comandorul Grigorie, himself MIG pilot and graduate of the French Institute for Security of planes therefore one of the Air Force specialists to investigate such incidents. Officer reported for the newspaper "Gândul" how, row on row, all assumptions that could provide a scientific explanation of chance were cancelled.



First, have been excluded natural causes: the device has not been hit by a bird (in Romania because the birds not to fly at the height of 6,500 meters, and the body of the plane was not found any trace of organic matter), nor a piece of ice (because the sky was clear and did not contain any conditions that a little cloud with water to freeze) or by a meteorite, because no astronomical data confirms entry of such bodies in the air that day.



Then, have been excluded and what the causes could have been made due to human activities. There were no civilian flights at any hour that at about 30 km from Gherla, where the unit MIG-21 Lancer, no exercises with artillery cannons or missiles, no incidents reported to police on missile launching craft or Fireworks and no weapon had not been launched a weather balloon. Data collected by lt.com. Nicholas Grigorie have been supplemented by a survey of the National Institute of Criminalistics, appreciated that the hardness of the object that struck the aircraft was greater than the organic glass that was hit.



The object that struck the device was a motion of rotating around its own ax, have a trajectory towards oblique trajectory aircraft, but rejected the assumption that the analysis had been talking about a projectile. "We can say with certainty what was not, but not what it was - an object that struck the MIG, but we do not know what material was or origin", declared to us lt.-com. Grigorie, refusing to make any speculation about a possible "Extraterrestrial origins." Everything we could confirm was that, indeed, during the 67de milliseconds by "unidentified object" in the images are caught in carlingă see fugar and also two objects have passed through before the aircraft "as something which passes through the front of a car, but without a hit."



Neither European experts have not found an explanation The incident above Cluj County has been discussed in the framework of the Security Forces in Europe Air - AFFSC (E). However, none of the experts military aircraft from other European countries has not advanced any plausible hypothesis nine, to those already dismantled the Romanian investigators. Finally, as a participant in this body for consulting experts in military aviation safety, lt.-com. Nicholas Grigorie is of the opinion that in Romania, nefericite incidents in which to be involved apparatus of the Air Forces "are just like the others, not more or fewer."



The vid it`s about a military plane that was hit by a ufo.Other vids with ufo`s in Romania."



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK2_tDAJJ8s

Dancing...
13:35 Oct 13 2008
Times Read: 1,750






The lyrics from my favorite song:









Dancing Under The Closed Eyes Of Paradise

by Elend

1996





"SOPOR AETERNUS...

O mortis secretum, ubi finis nervorum?

O funeris algor, ubi sonus somniorum?



The insane wine of the night misled my soul

At the confluence of dream and of pain...

We dance under the closed eyes of paradise,

And our eyes tear the insane space of the light.



Saltemus sub oculis coniventibus paradisi!



The voilence of the winter moon spreads a mantle

Of cold icy pain over my petrified landscape.

Seized by the freezing frosts of the diabolic winter,

Our hearts breathe the winds of sadness.



Saliamus, saliamus aeterno,

Saltemus, saltatum mortis!

Saliamus, saliamus!



But what is in my heart can only be read by the winds

That gathered my words of pain.

The veil of the nigth falls at your feet

Revealing the views of the fiery sky.

Kyrie eleison.

The gentle sapphirian night wrapped me in its maternal warmth

And her hair, studded with stars,had a scent of sensuality

As I lay embraced in her sweet caress.

How tender is the nigth in her amorous delights.



Where are the flowers I gave you, my love?

The amaranth, the rose and the lily.



Buried within the glacial vault of my thoughts,

Take from me this fading breath,

Enfold me in your veil of darkness

To celebrate the reign of black eternal night.



And in the snows, glittering in the cold fragile moonlight,

Appeared the incandescent flowers...

The blood of angels,

Said one of our round.

"Our blood".



We dance...

...and the blowing of the winds is

our only music,

We dance.

We dance.

We dance."

Barthory (2008)
12:58 Oct 13 2008
Times Read: 1,760






"Director Juraj Jakubisko is offering this new perspective on life of Erzsebet. Her film story begins in a time when she is 32 years old. Her Husband, Ferenc Nadasdy, is fighting in wars with Turks and she alone is taking care of children together with wide family wealth. The film is not supposed to be a documentary, neither an accurate reconstruction of history. Director is following historical facts and fills in unexplored parts -- so-called "blank" spots with his fantasy. That is how famous Italian painter Caravaggio or Monteverdi author of first opera, are getting to the story.







Director invited and cast many international, Czech and Slovakian actors. We will see British actress Anna Friel as Erzsebet, as her husband Ferenc Nadasdy -- Vincent Regan, Italian painter Caravaggio is played by Hans Matheson and four main characters is closing Karel Roden as Gyorgi Thurzo. In other parts from international talents Franco Nero, Tim Preece and from Czech and Slovakian we will introduce Deana Horvatova, Bolek Polivka, Marek Vasut, Jiri Madl, Lucie Vondrackova, Andrej Hryc, Monika Hilmerova, Marek Majesky and many others.









Who was really Erzsebet Bathory? Was she really a "bloody countess", as some historians name her? Or was she a very well educated woman mastering several languages and seriously interested natural healer? Graceful person of fine taste and at the same time so rich, that she irritated many royal women with her original robes tailored for her in far Italy? Sadistic murderess, or a victim of former relationships full of dark intrigues, which were sewed by someone powerful, lusting for her fabulous fortune? Cruel merciless mistress or a vulnerable, lonely widow, perhaps both?







From the castle of Cachtice, which had a reputation of unconquerable mansion in all Middle East Europe, only ruins remained. Chateau of Cachtice under the keep disappeared entirely. There is only a small museum in a small village, owning the only portrait of former monarch of the whole region, Erzsebet. Not even her age is possible to determine from the portrait of very questionable quality. She voluptuously looks upon us with sad eyes, face of melancholy, strictly closed lips demonstrate, that she was an energetic woman, meanwhile her big eyes are revealing her boldness and sense of romance..."







The official web page is: www.thebathorymovie.com

One year
11:44 Oct 13 2008
Times Read: 1,764






There is one year since I recieved this distinction from my Coven Mistress.

At that time, the Coven was at his beginning.

I have only wonderful memories about the beginning of the Coven.Also I have great memories from the first coven ball and from the time CFF was on the second place on the coven standings for many weeks.I am so happy and proud of this wonderful coven!



Thank you, Cinnamon!Thank you all you great guys who are and who were in the Coven Of The Forbidden Fruit!

You are the best!

About Hoffmann
02:15 Oct 13 2008
Times Read: 1,767








"E T A Hoffmann was no ordinary man. He started life as a composer and then moved to writing stories. There are several of his sketches reproduced in this book and these show flashes of great talent too (you can see one on the cover). Hoffmann's influence is enormous in the musical world (Tchiakovsky, Delibes, Offenbach, Wagner all drew inspiration from Hoffmann). And there is something timeless in these stories even into the 21st century - there are psychological puzzles, studies of behaviour and myth, stories of automata that Philip Dick, Cordwainer Smith or Isaac Asimov would have been proud of, there are links not surprisingly into the world of music (you mustn't miss 'Rath Krespel') and the world of art (see 'Tobias Martin, Master Cooper'). Somehow Hoffmann makes ancient technologies and methods fresh and exciting - barrel making, sailing, alchemy, mining. Unfortunately the most famous of Hoffmann's stories (Nutcracker) is one of the weakest for me, and the one with the greatest reputation ('The Golden Flower Pot') suffers in this anthology by a translation that didn't engage me as well as those of other stories. My favourite stories are 'The Sand-Man', 'Rath Krespel' and 'Tobias Martin'. Here's a brief quote from 'Tobias Martin' that appealed to me especially: 'It sometimes happens that the deepest sorrow, if it can find tears and words, dissolves into a mild melancholy, so that perhaps even a gentle shimmer of hope begins to beam faintly through the heart.' Hoffmann is often sentimental but this is more than offset by an unpredictable exoticness."

LOL
01:45 Oct 11 2008
Times Read: 1,782

Your Inner European is French!

Smart and sophisticated. You have the best of everything - at least, *you* think so.

Waiting for the worms to come
21:17 Oct 05 2008
Times Read: 1,793






Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849)



THE CONQUEROR WORM



LO! 't is a gala night

Within the lonesome latter years!

An angel throng, bewinged, bedight

In veils, and drowned in tears,

Sit in a theatre, to see

A play of hopes and fears,

While the orchestra breathes fitfully

The music of the spheres.



Mimes, in the form of God on high,

Mutter and mumble low,

And hither and thither fly—

Mere puppets they, who come and go

At bidding of vast formless things

That shift the scenery to and fro,

Flapping from out their Condor wings

Invisible Woe!



That motley drama!—oh, be sure

It shall not be forgot!

With its Phantom chased for evermore,

By a crowd that seize it not,

Through a circle that ever returneth in

To the self-same spot,

And much of Madness, and more of Sin

And Horror the soul of the plot.



But see, amid the mimic rout,

A crawling shape intrude!

A blood-red thing that writhes from out

The scenic solitude!

It writhes!—it writhes!—with mortal pangs

The mimes become its food,

And the angels sob at vermin fangs

In human gore imbued.



Out—out are the lights—out all!

And over each quivering form,

The curtain, a funeral pall,

Comes down with the rush of a storm,

And the angels, all pallid and wan,

Uprising, unveiling, affirm

That the play is the tragedy "Man,"

And its hero the Conqueror Worm.





Originally published for the January 1843 issue of Graham's Magazine, The Conqueror Worm can be found in:

Poe, Edgar Allan. The Poetical Works of Edgar Allan Poe. New York: J.S. Redfield, 1858.

Poe, Edgar Allan. Complete Poems. Thomas Ollive Mabbot, ed. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 2000.