Finding Leah - September 1st, 2006

Was being instructed musically by watching different pieces move on a chessboard. (In more ways than one--when chess pieces were moved musical pieces were created or replicated) When moved, the rook, queen, bishop created or replicated different musical notes, chords and sounds, their combined movements creating melodies--if you move the rook, it sounds like this, if you move the queen like this. I asked, "...But what about flats and sharps?" and was shown that if you added a small token, like a hat or trumpet, (similar to the playing pieces of Monopoly) to a chess piece than the altered chess piece=note became flat or sharp. Like a rook with a trumpet= an F Sharp, a pawn with a hat- a B flat... Enthusiastically speaking about this revealng new instruction at a party, I began to demonstrate it by moving the chess pieces to a song, "Mercy" (which was on a compilation CD Shermie sent me a while back). A friend of mine also attending the party, who was supposed to be my moviemaking friend Gayle from LA and is black but in the dream resembled an Asian dwarf (that resembled another dwarf I saw on a CSI rerun last night) was excited that I'd chosen 'Mercy' as the song to perform with the chess pieces and to sing. She wanted to sing it too BUT we disagreed about what the words to the verses are, although we agreed as to what the words to the chorus are.

http://www.unknownnews.net/casualties.html
Yesterday evening Ross and I decided to google in order to find what we might regarding a current Iraqi civilian death toll since the beginning of the invasion.
result: almost nothing.
One site named Iraqi death toll or Iraqi body count was OBVIOUSLY way under, and we mean WAY under...SO under that it seemed like deliberate propoganda and yet, almost all of the other sites Google coughed up quoted the BS site ( G. Bush too quotes the figures on that site).
The last publically available USA Govt. count for Iraqi SOLDIERS was in 2003.
There was virtually next to nothing new regarding civilian body counts, which was already up to 80,000+ after eight months of conflict.
The site I link above was the best we could find.
That there is NO real current news on Iraqi civilian deaths due to bombings, shootings, and war acts is pretty outrageous.
No one's counting because these people didn't/don't count?
Is it not SHOCKING that there is no news or hardly any regarding Iraqi civilian death toll resulting from the conflict? To make myself feel a little uplift from this depressing reality I read a bit on USA soldiers who've AWOL ed to Canada.