THOTH--Seminar Update (URGENT)]

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>Thought you might want to see the lineup for this conference. Looks

>interesting. MeLeana

 

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[thoth-l] THOTH--Seminar Update (URGENT)

THOTH

-A Catastrophics Newsletter-

 

SUPPLEMENT: SEMINAR UPDATE

 

 

SEMINAR: "Our Violent Solar System"

DATE: September 22-24, 2000

PLACE: Portland Airport Sheraton, Portland, Oregon

REGISTRATION: $145

TO REGISTER: Call Toll Free: 877-726-1102

 

This urgent update concerns our September seminar and some exciting

additions to our speaker list: Plasma cosmologist Tony Peratt,

astronomer Halton Arp, astronomer Tom Van Flandern, geologist Robert

Schoch--these and other added speakers will give this event a broader

impact than we had originally envisioned. To accommodate a larger group

if necessary, we will be adding to our seating capability. Please note

that the event is only a month away, and we urge you to act quickly to

secure a reservation.

 

 

SPEAKERS (in alphabetical order)*

 

Amy Acheson, editor of the electronic newsletter, THOTH. Amy is known

for her accurate and persuasive summaries of Dr. Halton Arp's work and

the work of Wallace Thornhill (the "electric universe")

 

Mel Acheson, whose editorials are a regular feature in THOTH.

 

Alan Alford, author three books, GODS OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM, THE PHOENIX

SOLUTION, and WHEN THE GODS CAME DOWN. In recent years, he has become an

advocate of Tom Van Flandern's "exploded planet" hypothesis

 

Michael Armstrong, lecturer on the electric universe and the Saturn

model

 

Halton Arp, one of the world's most respected astronomers, whose

systematic observations of unusual galaxies challenge the Big Bang and

much of modern cosmology. Author SEEING RED, QUASARS, REDSHIFTS, AND

CONTROVERSIES, and ATLAS OF PECULIAR GALAXIES

 

Dwardu Cardona, editor, "AEON, A Journal of Myth, Science, and Ancient

History"

 

Ev Cochrane, publisher "AEON, A Journal of Myth, Science, and Ancient

History;" author MARTIAN METAMORPHOSES

 

Ted Holden. His lectures on "The impossible dinosaurs" were among the

most popular at our prior world conferences. Dinosaurs were simply too

large to survive under present gravity, he claims

 

Anthony Peratt, perhaps the most respected of today's pioneers in the

study of subtle energy and plasma cosmology; author PHYSICS OF THE

PLASMA UNIVERSE and numerous articles

 

Robert Schoch, geologist, author VOICES OF THE ROCKS: A SCIENTIST LOOKS

AT CATASTROPHES AND ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS. His analysis of erosion of

the Sphinx has sparked a major controversy relating to the date of its

construction

 

Donald Scott, retired professor of electrical engineering. In addition

to giving a presentation on the "electric sun," he will be the emcee of

our seminar

 

David Talbott, author of THE SATURN MYTH. His research has been the

primary catalyst behind the "Saturn model," and his work is the subject

of the feature documentary, "Remembering the End of the World"

 

Wallace Thornhill, Australian physicist. His work, featured on the CD,

"the Electric Universe," provides the broadest synthesis of electrical

principles, offering a new vantage point on solar system history, the

dynamics of the sun, and the nature of galaxies.

 

Tom Van Flandern, astronomer, former head of the Naval Observatory,

author DARK MATTER, MISSING PLANETS & NEW COMETS. His "exploded planet"

hypothesis has emerged as one of the major contenders in modern

catastrophics

 

ADDITIONAL SPECIAL GUESTS: as part of our scholarly and scientific

outreach, several additional guests will be present as observers,

including a linguist, an Egyptologist, a professor of classics, and

others centers of influence. As we continue this outreach your personal

recommendations will always be welcome. Send your suggestions for

consideration in future planning to: liaison

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*PLEASE NOTE: Though all of the listed speakers have accepted our

invitation, this list was compiled on an urgent schedule, increasing the

prospect of unforeseen changes.

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OTHER SEMINAR DETAILS

 

Fri evening, all day Saturday, Sunday with Sunday evening banquet

 

Price: $145.00 (includes Sunday eve banquet)

To register for the seminar, just send a check to:

 

Mikamar Publishing

1635 N.W. 26th Ave. #12

Portland OR 97210

 

OR send a Fax with Name and Credit Card number/expiration to:

503-241-8042

 

OR Email to mikamar

 

OR phone Michael Armstrong at 877-226-1102 (toll-free US & Canada)

or 503-226-1102 (from outside US & Canada)

 

Place: Portland Airport Sheraton

www.sheratonPDX.com

Telephone: 503-249-7638

Fax: 503-249-7602

 

Special room rate: Single occupancy $89.00, $10.00 additional per

person up to 4

Tax: 11.5%

 

This special rate is available Thursday night thru Monday night, and

will be extended for reservations made thru September 6, 2000.

 

The Sheraton Hotel is just down the road from the Portland

International Airport and has regular free shuttle service.

 

We request that you register directly with the hotel unless you would

like to share a room. If so, contact Michael Armstrong, who will try

to arrange suitable sharing. When registering with the hotel, just

mention you are a participant in the Kronia Seminar.

 

If you plan on driving to the seminar or need a ride, let Michael know

and we will try to match up suitable ride sharing.