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	  case "aims":
	  sHTML+="<P><P><B>ABOUT US...<P></B>"
      sHTML+="It is our task at English Heretic, " 
      sHTML+="ostensibly, to maintain, nurture and care for the psychohistorical "
      sHTML+="environment of England. Availed of the services of some of the " 
      sHTML+="country’s very finest occult archaeologists, astral geographers and "
      sHTML+="mystical toponymists, we aim to help people decode&nbsp;and realise the alchemical "
      sHTML+="ciphers&nbsp;and conspiratorial interplay of the buildings and landscapes "
      sHTML+="around them. </P>"
      sHTML+="Whether it be via the transcript of an imaginal "
      sHTML+="ordnance survey, documentary evidence of a "
      sHTML+="psychogeographic deriv&eacute;, or technical guide on passage "
      sHTML+="through a liminal gateway, we aim to provide a comprehensive "
      sHTML+="set of resources for both novice and experienced inner landscape "
      sHTML+="investigators. With these tools at their disposal we hope to encourage "
      sHTML+="more people to undertake voyages to exciting, uncanny "
      sHTML+="and often terrifying interdimensional spaces."

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      case "sites":
      sHTML+="<P><STRONG>DESIGNATED SITES OF HERESY</STRONG><P><BR>The philosophy behind "
      sHTML+="awarding a \"designated site of heresy\"&nbsp; stems from the "
      sHTML+="derivation of the word heretic. According to the <U>Oxford English " 
      sHTML+="Dictionary of Etymology</U>, \"heretic\" has its roots in the Greek word "
      sHTML+="\"Hairesis\", one meaning of which is \"to capture, for example by storming a "
      sHTML+="city\".&nbsp;In conferring a \"designated\" status upon a site, we are laying "
      sHTML+="liminal seige to the place, thus fecundating it with a new mythic dimension for the mental nourishment of future generations. </P>"
      sHTML+="<P>We achieve this end with the tools, media and techniques of a psychic "
      sHTML+="historian: audio visual field studies, aetherial photography and occult "
      sHTML+="archaeology. We accept these designated sites to be equally validated by "
      sHTML+="the fictions superimposed upon them as by their manifest histories; we "
      sHTML+="follow the trails of film and novel, overlaying the imagined as a mode of "
      sHTML+="ingress to the <EM>axis mundi </EM>of the site. </P>"
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	  case "plaques":
      sHTML+="<STRONG>THE BLACK PLAQUE SCHEME</STRONG><P><BR>The Black Plaque scheme was instigated in October "
      sHTML+="2003. Its purpose is to commemorate and draw public attention to "
      sHTML+="historical figures in such diverse fields as sorcery, the Royal Art, left "
      sHTML+="hand path esotericism and witchcraft, as well as the mentally infirm: "
      sHTML+="tortured poets, anti-heroes and village idiots. From the first traces of "
      sHTML+="civilisation, loci both sacred and profane have become impregnated with "
      sHTML+="the souls of their inhabitants and by reawakening their ghosts we can "
      sHTML+="bring the past alive.</P>  "
      sHTML+="On a more esoteric level, the black plaque serves an hermetic<I> "
      sHTML+="emblem</I>, an allusion to the <EM>prima mater</EM> ,&nbsp;the fabled<EM> "
      sHTML+="hajarel fehm</EM> , ‘the stone of the wise’ or ‘stone which the builders "
      sHTML+="rejected’. In another sense, as with the classical Greek discipline of "
      sHTML+="<I>‘ars memoriae’</I> , the plaques may be construed as "
      sHTML+="mnemonic&nbsp;devices with which to concretise the rhetoric of "
      sHTML+="<I>hairesis</I> ."
      sHTML+="<P>In actual fact, one meaning for the Greek word haíresis is the \"ability to choose, "
      sHTML+="a course of action or wise choice\". Interestingly, the word \"heuristic\" is "
      sHTML+="also derived from <EM>hairesis</EM>. So what is seen in philosophy, "
      sHTML+="cybernetics and artificial intelligence as a means of effective problem "
      sHTML+="solving by trial and error has become equated with dissension from "
      sHTML+="religious and moral dogma.</P>"
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      sHTML+="<P>Though essentially a well-meaning appreciation of our heretical "
      sHTML+="tradition, there is a more disturbing hidden agenda to our Black Plaque "
      sHTML+="presentations. By employing both traditional and emerging techniques of "
      sHTML+="necromancy, we are attempting through phonographic recordings to conduct "
      sHTML+="post-mortem conversations with the express purpose of "
      sHTML+="extracting&nbsp;certain thanatological glamours&nbsp;from our subjects. "
      sHTML+="These miasmic&nbsp;psychic vapours, it is believed, haunt the environment " 
      sHTML+="like a suffocating séance room effluvia and by capturing them in "
      sHTML+="specialised vessels (known as <I>canari</I>), we hope to harvest a "
      sHTML+="collection of malignant tulpas for future use in both private rituals and "
      sHTML+="public events."
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