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The Anomaly Archives Weekly Email Newsletter
March 26th, 2020 – Austin, Texas
Anomaly Archives Closed Until Further Notice
City of Austin limits gatherings to 10 people due to coronavirus …
“AUSTIN, Texas — The City of Austin is now limiting gatherings to 10 people to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Mayor Steve Adler announced on Tuesday…”
– KVUE.COM
Anomaly Archives Closed Until Further Notice
Greetings everyone.
As you can surmise, the current Covid-19 Coronavirus crisis has had a significant effect upon the Anomaly Archives, much as it has impacted so many aspects of society. Things have been moving so fast it has been difficult to keep up and keep all of our supporters updated. The Anomaly Archives has been closed to the public since the Mayor’s March 17th announcement limiting gatherings and urging everyone to follow CDC guidelines for the safety of everyone and to “flatten the curve.”
As is happening across our society right now, beyond the dangers posed to our health, the ripple effects of this crisis are impacting our livelihoods at the personal, business, and community levels. The economic impacts to all levels are devastating; but Humanity can prevail if we all pull together, do what’s right and needs to be done, and help each other through these trying times.
Unfortunately, the Anomaly Archives has been immediately financially impacted by this crisis and so we too are among those institutions needing to ask for help. In the coming days, weeks, and months, the Anomaly Archives will be launching renewed fundraising campaigns to try and help us weather this storm and build for a sustainable future. We realize that many of you are likely personally in a similar situation of need and so we of course only ask for help from those who have it to safely give.
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Here are some headlines of note for this week:. . .
- The US Navy – UAP FOIA requests – a summary
- Strange Creatures That Shimmer Before Us | Mysterious Universe
- Austin Issues Stay-At-Home Order To Help Stop Coronavirus Spread
- ‘British UAP Sightings Now Online’ – Another Facepalm for To The Stars
- Catching Up with the Old Psychical Research Literature — I
- Breaking the Silence: AATIP’s Secret Partner Speaks
- Apollo 15 astronaut Al Worden, who circled moon, dies at 88
- Stay At Home: online music festival and events calendar
- Harvard Professor’s Arrest Raises Questions About Scientific Openness
- A SHORT LIST OF ONLINE RESOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF PSYCHIC POTENTIALS | A PSI IN THE NEWS SUPPLEMENTAL GUIDE
- Zelia Edgar, High Strangeness and the Legacy of John Keel
- WHERE THE FOOTPRINTS END, VOL: I – FOLKLORE coming late April! Trailer & Chapter List
- The Pentagon UFO Program’s Secret Partner
- A Message from Edgar Cayce’s A.R.E.
- Drowning my fears in bacon
- A Mysterious 25,000-Year-Old Structure Built of the Bones of 60 Mammoths
- Coronavirus impact on the UFO community — punk rock and UFOs
- Speaking of viruses Jose Antonio Caravaca offers…..
- Recorded Talks: Audio and Video
- Divine Invasions Part 3: Reflections on Jeffrey Kripal’s Corpus | Paracultures
- ‘This is how Planet of the Apes starts’ — As coronavirus slams Thailand tourism, monkeys brawl in the streets
- Austin Workers on How They’re Scrambling Without SXSW
- Bluffton, Ohio COVID-19 Fatality Modelling
- Tribute to Ted Phillips – UFO/UAP Investigator
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- Susan Hiller, artist who explored the paranormal, dies aged 78
- US Army Refuses to Release Records About Tom DeLonge’s UFO Organization
- Flying Saucers & the Regatta Queen Contest: Two Case Studies from 1947
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The Anomaly Archives is a Proud Sponsor of the Austin Archives Bazaar and hopes local Austin artists will take advantage of the Bazaar’s new ARCHIVES-IN-ART CONTEST!
Artists are encouraged to visit a local archival repository in person OR online and select an archival collection or item to interpret as a 2D visual creative work. The artist’s work can pay homage to historical events or figures, fuel discussion, or examine current events through a historical lens. Topics to consider include (but are not limited to): climate change, cultural celebrations, faith, family history, gentrification, human rights, identity, immigration, and incarceration.
Our first new monthly meetup (“Bring ‘em Back Amused. The Tale of Frank Buck and his Monkey Mountain”) was a fun-filled success! Thank you to all of our attendees.
The Austin Archives Bazaar is excited to announce its inaugural exhibition: Archives in Art, a juried art show that encourages Central Texas artists to use or be inspired by archival materials in creating their work. There are no submission fees, and accepted works will be exhibited at the Austin Archives Bazaar on April 19, 2020 and afterwards at Austin Central Library’s 4th Floor from April 27 – June 30. Central Library will be a stop on the WEST Austin Studio Tour in May! There will be cash awards for the jury’s choice and people’s choice winners.
This week’s book of the week is one of many by author and researcher Eugenia Macer-Story that we have on-file in the Anomaly Archives. I never had the chance to meet her (she was one of the speakers scheduled to present at my 2001 National UFO Conference) but was glad to know her through her writings and email communications and the one audio interview I did with her in 2008 for my Blue Rose Report webcast. She passed away in December of 2013.
There beats in the hearts of many the yearning for adventure, and so, in 1911, to satisfy that need “Adventure!” magazine was created. It was filled with thrilling tales of travel, intrigue, and exotic occurrences.
One of these adventurers was once a household word and an American celebrity whose very name was a byword for all things exotic and thrilling. This was Frank Buck of Gainesville, Texas, an animal collector who cared so deeply about the animals he rounded up for zoos that his motto was, “Bring ‘em back alive.” His passion for animals led him to fame and fortune, movies and mayhem. The things he managed to do and experience in his lifetime will both astonish and amuse.
Greenewald utilized the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to gain access to more than two million pages of documents. This archive includes information relating to UFOs, the JFK Assassination, chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons, and top secret aircraft. He took the millions of pages, and over the course of more than two decades, has built an archive known around the world, as The Black Vault.
Do you have a piece of the puzzle?
The Anomaly Archives will soon be announcing the dates and times for a new recurring monthly Meetup series. We are very excited by this upcoming resumption of regular meetings for like-minded Anomalists, Forteans, and Seekers. These new meetings will likely occur the same Saturday each month from 3-5pm … Stay Tuned for Details as to Which Saturday of the Month!
Book-of-the-Week
In the past century, individuals, newspapers, and military agencies have recorded thousands of UFO incidents, giving rise to much speculation about flying saucers, visitors from other planets, and alien abductions. Yet the extraterrestrial phenomenon did not begin in the present era. Far from it. The authors of Wonders in the Sky reveal a thread of vividly rendered-and sometimes strikingly similar- reports of mysterious aerial phenomena from antiquity through the modern age. These accounts often share definite physical features- such as the heat felt and described by witnesses-that have not changed much over the centuries. Indeed, such similarities between ancient and modern sightings are the rule rather than the exception.
Above: Anomaly Archives Tabling @OtherWorldsATX 2019
Anomaly Archives Volunteers had a fantastic time December 7-8-9 interacting with attendees of the 6th annual 
In the meantime, keep your eyes open for details about our upcoming Holiday Party that starts with special guest presenter, channeler 
