Bank routing number from the check is for

Bank of America
1801 S. Rainbow Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89117
name=repubgirl

Good old Seive of Eratosthenes, mentioned at the end of line 12, after the 1st star.

think the dude in Gorlitz is Jakob Boehme
(1575-1624) German theosophist and mystic.  He
received only an elementary education but was an
assiduous student of the Bible and the works of
the Swiss alchemist and physician Philippus
Aureolus Paracelsus. Apprenticed to a shoemaker
in his youth, Boehme later opened his own shop in
Görlitz, Saxony.

>From an early age he believed that he saw
visions, and throughout his life he claimed to be
divinely inspired. About 1612 he wrote Die
Morgenröte im Aufgang (The Morning Redness
Arising), in which he recorded his visions and
expounded the attributes of God. The manuscript,
which was published in 1634 under the title
Aurore, was condemned as heretical by local
ecclesiastical and civil authorities. Eventually
Boehme was forced to seek asylum in Dresden,
Saxony. There he was cleared of charges of heresy
and allowed to return to Görlitz. His best-known
treatises include Von den drei Prinzipien des
Göttlichen Wesens (Of the Three Principles of the
Nature of God, 1619) and Der Weg zu Christo (The
Way to Christ, 1624). Although written in a style
difficult to understand, his works were received
with favor in a number of countries, particularly
Germany, the Netherlands, and Britain. His
English followers called themselves Behmenists.
Many of them later were absorbed into the Quaker
movement.

In his fundamental doctrine, Boehme held that
everything exists and is intelligible only
through its opposite. Thus, he believed, evil is
a necessary element in goodness, for without evil
the will would become inert and progress would be
impossible. God himself, according to Boehme,
contains conflicting elements in his nature.
Boehme's religious views have influenced modern
Western thought in both philosophy and theology.

Working on Charlotenstrasse...haven't found
anything yet.  Probably the headquarters of the
Third Reich (yikes)!

--Kim

clue=the German word is not "Maltag", but "Maitag" = "May Day". "fahrt" should be "fährt" in correct German; also: Charlottenstraße is 
spelled with "tt". No native German speaker at work here, it seems.
- in 12): "Erlkönig" is a famous German poem.
name=Martin W

clue=Bryan, what does the UPC say?
name=mogul

clue=The Charlottenstrasse address is now home to the Berlin branch of the Kreditanstalt fur
Wiederaufbau .  The promotional bank for the German economy and a development bank for 
developing countries.

Can't find anything on "who and what used to reside" at the address not so long ago.  
It was established in 1947 as the central "loan corporation" to finance reconstruction with 
Marshall Plan funds after WWII.

Seems to tie in well with many of our themes...
name=Repubgirl

7/1/00
clue=What number does the UPC translate to?
name=mogul

clue=Ahh, the wedding in Cana again (Where Jesus turned water into wine). I'll find the exact place 
when I get home...
name=Jessica

email=dmandel
clue=I'm almost certain now that references to Mistah Kurtz are references to Jesus Christ (through the initials of
the author of the book...Joseph Conrad...J.C.)  

12/11/00
email=carson
clue=i know you said to hold off, but....
the 'key' right above "the wedding in cana" appears a few ads earlier, in 9/5/90, with the 8 and the 
3 (of 1/3) highlighted. any suggestions? again, this is really old stuff, but the fact they sent it 
to you with notation could, maybe, sort of.....

1.10.01
clue=This comes up again in the latest one--cana and the wedding.  They are maybe doing something unusually strange but in a
setting that is ordinary.  The one in charge didn't know it was a miracle when he tasted the wine, it was just good.  If they
don't do it too often they might slip past noticing especially if the event or events happen somewhere else.  The causes might
not be clear when it comes time to audit or inspect or whatever would show normal, unexpected changes.  Seems to fit the one
in September, different parts in different places.  Nobody or almost nobody would see all of it, again that fits the cana
story.
name=cynic 2

clue:  Notice that the central figure has appeared already in part on 5/1/90, in a box
labeled "5000 - one time, two times, and half a time"

clue:  Helmholtz coil : The Helmholtz coil system concept, developed by a German
physicist over a century ago, is a system that is normally used to generate magnetic
field levels of specified volume and uniformity, allowing scientists and engineers to
perform numerous experiments and test functions that require a known ambient magnetic
field. Helmholtz field generation can be static, time-varying DC or AC, depending on
applications.

 Applications range from cancelling the earth's magnetic field for certain
experiments as well as
 generating magnetic fields for applications such as determining magnetic shielding
effectiveness,
 determining the susceptibility of electronic equipment to magnetic fields, calibration
of
 magnetometers and navigational equipment and for many bio-magnetic studies, just to
name a few.

If you do a search using 'Helmholtz coil' 'wave-guide' 'vacuum pump' 'electron
propagator' and the various other technical terms in the text at the bottom, you^Òll
come up with hits for various types of experimental devices, most, it seems, involving
high-energy physics. It's almost as though they're  communicating the settings for a
particular experiment. I don't think that's what they're doing, but that's one way
to read it.
                        
The 'N=8, r=1/3, D~1.8928" are associated with a type of Fractal called 'Koch's
Curve.' I wrote a note about it on the March 21, 1990 page.

clue:  Erlkönig. Weird poem by Goethe. A father and his son are riding through the forest. The son sees the "Erlking," who is 
known for luring away children. The father tells him it's only the mists of the forest. The king begins to talk to the son, 
telling him how wonderful life will be with him. The son tells the father, who tells the son he's imagining things; it's only 
the wind whispering through the trees. The king tells the son that if he won't come voluntarily, he'll force him, and grabs 
for the son. The father clutches his son to his side, and rides wildly home. When he arrives, the son is dead.

The quoted line is the son asking the father if he sees the king.

clue:  Found it--the nuclear device with the Wedding in Cana.  It has some connection with a project they are doing, changing
attributes or physical properties. (That device can be used in nuclear testing.)  I think this is a veiled reference to 
"non-local effects" which totally horrified Einstein but is part and parcel of quantum physics.

clue:  think the dude in Gorlitz is Jakob Boehme
(1575-1624) German theosophist and mystic.  He
received only an elementary education but was an
assiduous student of the Bible and the works of
the Swiss alchemist and physician Philippus
Aureolus Paracelsus. Apprenticed to a shoemaker
in his youth, Boehme later opened his own shop in
Görlitz, Saxony.

From an early age he believed that he saw
visions, and throughout his life he claimed to be
divinely inspired. About 1612 he wrote Die
Morgenröte im Aufgang (The Morning Redness
Arising), in which he recorded his visions and
expounded the attributes of God. The manuscript,
which was published in 1634 under the title
Aurore, was condemned as heretical by local
ecclesiastical and civil authorities. Eventually
Boehme was forced to seek asylum in Dresden,
Saxony. There he was cleared of charges of heresy
and allowed to return to Görlitz. His best-known
treatises include Von den drei Prinzipien des
Göttlichen Wesens (Of the Three Principles of the
Nature of God, 1619) and Der Weg zu Christo (The
Way to Christ, 1624). Although written in a style
difficult to understand, his works were received
with favor in a number of countries, particularly
Germany, the Netherlands, and Britain. His
English followers called themselves Behmenists.
Many of them later were absorbed into the Quaker
movement.

In his fundamental doctrine, Boehme held that
everything exists and is intelligible only
through its opposite. Thus, he believed, evil is
a necessary element in goodness, for without evil
the will would become inert and progress would be
impossible. God himself, according to Boehme,
contains conflicting elements in his nature.
Boehme's religious views have influenced modern
Western thought in both philosophy and theology.

Working on Charlotenstrasse...haven't found
anything yet.  Probably the headquarters of the
Third Reich (yikes)!

clue:  Brief research indicates Charlottenstrasse 33-33a is home to a branch - perhaps hq - to the KfW Group, parent of KfW bank,
the reconstruction bank of Germany, chartered in 1948 in the wake of World War II.

The greek letters translate to "Eutuchos" and refer to a boy who was restored to life by the apostle Paul in ACTS 20:7-12.

More random off-the-wall waffle: From the page already listed:The earliest records in the Landesarchiv , the city archives of Berlin, are from 1816, although the building exists since 1780. The site, originally two, Französstraße 25/26 and Charlottenstraße 50, was transformed into one building. Plumbing was installed in 1888. Frau Mina Heymann was the owner. I also found a reference to an obituary for a Mina Heymann in Sept 1924 in St Louis here.

It also looks as though that building is no longer a bank and is being rebuilt as apartments.

Eutuchos does not only  refer to a boy who was restored to life by the apostle Paul in ACTS 20:7-12. But it
also means Fortunately or luckily in Greek ...

	Eftihos (Eftichos) does not mean fortunately or luckily in Greek. The problem with the world in the ad, is that it is
capitalized, so it is not easy for those who do not know ancient Greek to realize the difference. The spelling of "fortunately" in
Greek is different (the "o" is different). 

The word "Eftichos" means "the fortunate one" but is not used in many occasions in the ancient literature. I agree it  refers "to
the boy who was restored to life by the apostle Paul in ACTS 20:7-12", like Joe23 wrote.

The important part of these message, from the Greek language point of view, is the small circle saying "iste, isate, isasi". These
are different past tenses of the verb "oida" (pronounced "e;da"), which in ancient Greek means "to know".

What is intriguing is that in the New Testimony, there are small but important grammar errors, which not many people know of (too
few I suppose). In this particular point in the New Testimony, Christ in His last moments on the cross asks His Father to forgive
the ones who crusified Him, because they did not know what they were doing ("ou gar oidasi ti piousi").

This sentence is used even today, as it is one of the most used ancient phrases in modern Greek. However it is not correctly
spelled. Instead of "oidasi" the right world should be "isasi", which is the correct past continuous for the verb. 

I believe that the author of the message, wrote the 3 past tenses to show this error, which because it was made in the New
Testimony, made everybody think it was the correct tense.

This shows someone with deep knowledge in ancient Greek, as none who studies only the Bible would know or mention that. However, at
the same moment he/she is not Greek, as in past ads he made a clear spelling mistake, not even kids do. I believe he studied
ancient Greek but from his handwriting I think he copies the words letter to letter.
	

	99% of these more involved messages are random nonsense. The only information actually being transmitted in this one is
"ADW, 5/1/90" and the final line.

"2)" caught my eye.

The first term, "Gleichschaltung," may be familiar to you from contemporary history, specifically Nazis. Imposing upon,
unifying, typically cultural and social institutions in an authoritarian regime. 

After the colon is a synthetic schistosomicide. (It may have other uses, but that's what the databases turn up, particularly an
article from J. Med. Chem in 1964.) Schistosomiasis comes from contact with water, usually immersion, where a certain fresh
water snail lives. 

What the hell does this mean? Schistosomiasis would be only one of many worries if you were planning to establish a commune in
some equatorial region. Perhaps "Gleichschaltung" means that such incoveniences will be conquered with technology.

Also, just occurred to me that "schistosome" literally means "divided body," so a "schistosomicide" would be,
literally, a schism-eliminator, which would fit in with the religious-war angle.

 Nobody has yet translated the Latin. So:

"uti rogas" - as you ask or as you propose

(In Roman law. The form of words by which a vote in favor of a proposed law was orally expressed.)

"Scimus quoniam cum apparuerit similes ei erimus"

This is from (surprise, surprise) the bible. First Epistle of John, Chapter 3, Verse 2.

"carissimi nunc filii Dei sumus et nondum apparuit quid erimus scimus quoniam cum apparuerit similes ei erimus quoniam videbimus eum sicuti est"

"Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is."

 who ever wrote this is probably not from the usa , vacuum valves are called vacuum tubes in the usa. 
they seem to be using a microwave device thats what a wave guide is for. this looks like a electron gun like 
a crt tv would have 

Barcodes are often associated with the mark of the beast. This is because the guard bars (of which there are 3) can be interpreted as 6s. Thus: 666.