PROPHECY: "Can't Hardly Wait," Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Preston
Here's an example of another citing in the news regarding Wolves with the Skull of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
Historical Humor Made by the Planet
Anthropologist Pierre-Francois Puech of the University of Provence based his belief on a fracture on the skull's left temple:
It also hints to what I said 1/2/2006 about how the Subconscious Mind is able to manipulate the human body like a precision instrument. That fall that Wolfgang took to the head cracking his skull wasn't an accident. That was deliberate when his Subconscious made him trip and fall to create it.
That was deliberate because the Planet was planning on creating the television show "A-Team" with a character named Templeton Peck and Shirley Temple. You have to think like a Computer Programmer engineering Software Code. If the Time Index for a Human Programmer would be 6 months, a Super Computer running software code could take as long as centuries, a couple millenium, or even eons.
Tests to Determine if Skull Is Mozart's
By WILLIAM J. KOLE, AP
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart died in 1791 at age 35 and was buried in a pauper's grave in Vienna.
VIENNA, Austria (Jan. 3) - Have scientists found Mozart's skull? Researchers said Tuesday they'll reveal the results of DNA tests in a documentary airing Sunday on Austrian television as part of a year of celebratory events marking the composer's 250th birthday.
The tests were done last year by experts at the Institute for Forensic Medicine in Innsbruck, and the results will be made public in "Mozart: The Search for Evidence," to be screened by state broadcaster ORF.
Past tests were inconclusive, but this time, "we succeeded in getting a clear result," lead researcher Dr. Walther Parson, a forensic pathologist, told ORF. He said the results were "100 percent verified" by a U.S. Army laboratory.
For more than a century, the skull has been in the possession of the International Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg, the elegant Austrian city where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on Jan. 27, 1756.
Parson said genetic material from scrapings from the skull was analyzed and compared to DNA samples gathered in 2004 from the thigh bones of Mozart's maternal grandmother and a niece. The bones were recovered when a family grave that was opened in 2004 at Salzburg's Sebastian Cemetery.
Mozart died in 1791 at age 35 and was buried in a pauper's grave at Vienna's St. Mark's Cemetery. The location of the grave was initially unknown, but its likely location was determined in 1855.
The grave now is adorned by a column and a sad-looking angel.
Legend has it that a gravedigger who knew which body was Mozart's sneaked the skull out of the grave. The skull -- which is missing its lower jaw -- came to the Mozarteum in Salzburg in 1902, according to Dr. Stephan Pauly, the foundation's director.
The foundation, a private nonprofit organization that works to preserve Mozart's legacy, was founded in 1880 by Salzburg residents and made the skull available for the DNA tests.
The skull long has fascinated experts: In 1991, a French scholar who examined it made the startling -- though unconfirmed -- conclusion that Mozart may have died of complications of a head injury rather than rheumatic fever as most historians believe.
Anthropologist Pierre-Francois Puech of the University of Provence based his belief on a fracture on the skull's left temple. Mozart, he theorized, may have sustained it in a fall, and that would help explain the severe headaches the composer was said to have suffered more than a year before his death.
1/3/2006 14:01:38
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- I said 1/29/2005 that my high school mascot is the Wolf
- This article about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was posted 2:01 pm.
- I said 1/3/2006 at 4:36 am about Allen Covert playing Fred Wolf
(Posted 10 hours before this hit the Assocated Press)
- I said 10/28/2005 that Bliss has a Wolfgang that has been harassing me calling me a fraud regarding my Psychic Research
- Mozart was born 1/27 of 1756. I said 1/27/2005 that Bliss is Mandy who got killed off.
- I said in that post from "Can't Hardly Wait" played by Ethan Embry. EE = Gemini(II) x Sun(E/5).
PRESTON: It's gotta be a Sign! Why would they be playing "Mandy" on the radio!
- I said 1/3/2006 about "Mr Deeds" where Preston Blake writes in his diary.
- I said in that post from "Can't Hardly Wait" played by Ethan Embry. EE = Gemini(II) x Sun(E/5).
- Jennifer Love Hewitt is like Isabella Valentine
- Jennifer Love Hewitt dated Scott Wolf on "Party of Five" as Sarah Reeves. George Reeves played Superman. My best friend grue23 is Scott.
- I said 10/27/2005 that Isabella is a Vampire. The mortal enemy of a Vampire is a Wolf on "Eternal Night." That's how you get a Scott Wolf :o)
- I said about snarkyboy (Thomas), robco, and heg24 who went to high school with me and grue23 who are also Wolves.
- Notice Scott Wolf co-starred with Matthew Fox. I said 12/27/2005 that Mary's a Fox. I said Isabella was Mary Magdalene. Rupert Everett born 5/29 like my birthday played the Fox on "Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe."
- Foxxy Cleopatra's partner was killed by Goldmember on "Austin Powers 3: Goldmember" produced by Demi Moore born 11/11 like Isabella with Mike Myers born 5/25 like Bliss. I said 11/11/2005 that they joined forces against me
- Jennifer Love Hewitt dated Scott Wolf on "Party of Five" as Sarah Reeves. George Reeves played Superman. My best friend grue23 is Scott.
- In Wolfgang's bio, the father's name was Leopold. Like Leo the 5th Sign, with the Ruling Planet of the Sun. Isabella Valentine uses pictures of Sunny Leone. Bliss is a spawn of Isabella (Sun/Leo)'s hatred of me because they don't believe my story about Psychic Phenomenon and think I'm just a "delusional stalker."
- Wolfgang had numerous children including Karl Thomas (21 September 1784 - 31 October 1858); Johann Thomas Leopold (18 October - 15 November 1786)
- The philosopher Soren Kierkegaard considered Mozart's opera "Don Giovanni" to be the greatest work of art ever made. He devotes an entire essay in his book "Either/Or" to defending this claim. He died 11/11/1855. I said 12/29/2005 that Isabella is born 11/11 along with when Washington State was inducted into the Union The Initials are SK like our High School
Historical Humor Made by the Planet
Anthropologist Pierre-Francois Puech of the University of Provence based his belief on a fracture on the skull's left temple:
- I said 11/8/2005 that Bliss had a Wolf Game Character named "Buffy the Vampire Slayer:. On "Eternal Night" MUD, Wolves are the mortal enemies of Vampires.
- I said 1/3/2006 that Bliss' real name is Christine
- I said 1/2/2006 that Dirk Benedect replaced Tim Dunigan as Templeton Peck in "A-Team"
- I said 4/8/2005 that Shirley Temple was born 4/23, which is when Jesus Christ was crucified
- If Bliss is a Wolf and Christine and Shirley Temple was born 4/23 when Christ died, then that's how you get the "Templeton Peck" (on the head) that killed Wolfgang :o).
It also hints to what I said 1/2/2006 about how the Subconscious Mind is able to manipulate the human body like a precision instrument. That fall that Wolfgang took to the head cracking his skull wasn't an accident. That was deliberate when his Subconscious made him trip and fall to create it.
That was deliberate because the Planet was planning on creating the television show "A-Team" with a character named Templeton Peck and Shirley Temple. You have to think like a Computer Programmer engineering Software Code. If the Time Index for a Human Programmer would be 6 months, a Super Computer running software code could take as long as centuries, a couple millenium, or even eons.
Tests to Determine if Skull Is Mozart's
By WILLIAM J. KOLE, AP
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart died in 1791 at age 35 and was buried in a pauper's grave in Vienna.
VIENNA, Austria (Jan. 3) - Have scientists found Mozart's skull? Researchers said Tuesday they'll reveal the results of DNA tests in a documentary airing Sunday on Austrian television as part of a year of celebratory events marking the composer's 250th birthday.
The tests were done last year by experts at the Institute for Forensic Medicine in Innsbruck, and the results will be made public in "Mozart: The Search for Evidence," to be screened by state broadcaster ORF.
Past tests were inconclusive, but this time, "we succeeded in getting a clear result," lead researcher Dr. Walther Parson, a forensic pathologist, told ORF. He said the results were "100 percent verified" by a U.S. Army laboratory.
For more than a century, the skull has been in the possession of the International Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg, the elegant Austrian city where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on Jan. 27, 1756.
Parson said genetic material from scrapings from the skull was analyzed and compared to DNA samples gathered in 2004 from the thigh bones of Mozart's maternal grandmother and a niece. The bones were recovered when a family grave that was opened in 2004 at Salzburg's Sebastian Cemetery.
Mozart died in 1791 at age 35 and was buried in a pauper's grave at Vienna's St. Mark's Cemetery. The location of the grave was initially unknown, but its likely location was determined in 1855.
The grave now is adorned by a column and a sad-looking angel.
Legend has it that a gravedigger who knew which body was Mozart's sneaked the skull out of the grave. The skull -- which is missing its lower jaw -- came to the Mozarteum in Salzburg in 1902, according to Dr. Stephan Pauly, the foundation's director.
The foundation, a private nonprofit organization that works to preserve Mozart's legacy, was founded in 1880 by Salzburg residents and made the skull available for the DNA tests.
The skull long has fascinated experts: In 1991, a French scholar who examined it made the startling -- though unconfirmed -- conclusion that Mozart may have died of complications of a head injury rather than rheumatic fever as most historians believe.
Anthropologist Pierre-Francois Puech of the University of Provence based his belief on a fracture on the skull's left temple. Mozart, he theorized, may have sustained it in a fall, and that would help explain the severe headaches the composer was said to have suffered more than a year before his death.
1/3/2006 14:01:38
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