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7:
Seventh
frame:
unexposed
packet
of
paper already
totally
outside
the glass
The results
of
this group of
experiments not only demonstrates
that the
break through point
is
the wall
of
the container,
but
that
the break through of
the obstacle occurs
in
a
time sequence.
B.
RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTS WITH CONTINUOUS TARGET OBJECT SAMPLES
The results
of
the experiments with samples
and
6 are shown
in
table
5.
In
the type
of
sample bottles used
in samples
six,
there
is only
a 1mm hole
in
one end of
the bottle.
The removal
of
the iron washer with its shielded wire
from inside
this bottle without damaging
the original
seal
is unquestionably
further proof
of
the reality
of paranormal abilities.
From the videotape of
this experiment
it
can be seen
that
the process
of
the fingers pinching one end
of
the wire,
causing
the shielded wire
inside
the glass
to follow the movements
of
the fingers outside
the glass
in
a shearing motion.
As shown
in
illustration
12,
from frame two
to frame seven are
the continuous video tape
results.
The space between each picture are four frames.
It
is possible
to
see
the subject with paranormal abilities pinch
the
end
of
the shielded wire
between the thumb and forefinger
of
his
right
hand.
As his fingers move
twice,
the shield wire inside
the bottle appear
to make
the same movements.'
Interestingly,
although
it appears
to be making
a shearing motion horizontally
against
the wall
of
the container,
it did not
leave any mark on
the wall
of
the
container which
is visible
to the naked
eye.
This
is
similar
to the
tablet
breaking through
the medicine bottle.
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in Kennedy
Center, principal cellist John Martin, shirt-sleeved,
Orchestra’s newest member, French horn player
Laurel Bennert, won out over 145 other applicants.
an improvement in morale among the
players. The
impact
of
Rostropovich
has
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a
bitter struggle centered around the forced retirement
of principal
flutist Wallace Mann,
for example, but
Slava has won the allegiance of his most critical audi-
ence, the people who play under his baton. He has
done it through a combination of prestige, technical
expertise and pure personality.
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is expressed in the generous way he shares applause
after a performance, in the massive (often soggy, for
conducting
is hard physical work) bear hugs he gives
backstage to almost anyone within reach, in the color-
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a million devils
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should have heart attacks”), and above all in his clear-
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identification with
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interests
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his
players.
When the orchestra went on strike at the beginning
of his second season, he marched on the players’ picket
line—and was nearly arrested for marching in an area
not allowed in the picketing permit.
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