MonthSeptember 2007

Turning ads off and on

I thought I did a post on this, but either I didn’t or it got deleted… anyway, in case you haven’t noticed you can turn off the ads by clicking the “Turn Off Ads” link at the top of the page. You could also turn them back on again, if you wanted to do that for some reason. The ads on Hexx will disappear if you login.

Who’s killing the Star Wars scientists? Did 22 SDI Researchers really ALL Commit Suicide?

With his death, Beckham’s name was added to a growing list of British scientists who’ve died or disappeared under mysterious circumstances since 1982. Each was a skilled expert in computers, and each was working on a highly classified project for the American Star Wars program. None had any apparent motive for killing himself.

The British government contends that the deaths are all a matter of coincidence. The British press blames stress. Others allude to an ongoing fraud investigation involving the nation’s leading defense contractor. Relatives left behind don’t know what to think.

Did 22 SDI Researchers really ALL Commit Suicide?.

(Thanks Danny Chaoflux).

Announcing Hexx, plus a new site design

In case you’re reading in an RSS reader: there’s a new design at Technoccult, so Technoccult, so check it out. The new design was created by me based on the HemmingwayEx theme for WordPress. I will eventually package it for release on its own. The new logo was designed by Danny Chaoflux.

Also, check out the new subsite Hexx, where you can submit your own links through a Digg-style interface.

Oh, and I may break a few things here or there as I work out the kinks in the new design.

New Arthur Magazine available for download

Arthur Magazine is back from the dead, and you can download the new issue below. It’s already out in LA and will be available nationally on the 5th of September. The new issue features new stuff from the Center for Tactical Magic, Douglas Rushkoff on 9/11 Truth, and more:

Part 1.

Part 2.

Interview with Invader artist Ian McEwan

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James Curcio interviews artist Ian McEwan (aka Popjellyfish).

So yeah, I recommend studying Tarot imagery to artists to better inform their art. Especially illustration, and I’m only beginning to play with this, but I can depict emotional states more vividly when I associate a related card to it. Say, even in a generic superhero story, a villain’s plot is foiled. He has an EPIC FAIL moment, where he’s enthralled in the feeling that all is lost. If I want to depict that moment, I’d keep in mind the ten of swords, which Crowley also called ‘Ruin’. And for the hero who just saved the day, probably major 19: The Sun, Resplendant triumph and joy.

Full Story: Alterati (includes download of first issue of Invader).

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