****************************************************************************** /\ / \ * N * I * M * A * L brought to you by --------------------------------- | | | LESTAT | | | --------------------------------- ****************************************************************************** WHAT'S NEW Still havn't recieved any mail yet. Oh, well, I guess it may take a while for it to get around. This magazine will depend on your mail, submissions, etc. Being only a one-man-team(there are no FUN people in my area ( that i have found, anyway)) this means that i have to come up with new ideas, etc. Some of the shit in this issue is stolen from a mag. or book. But i only use this for the benefit of all human beings! - Love everyone, dispite race, sex, sexual preference. Not-So-Famous-Quote - " I am what I am and I don't think Betty Ford takes Vampires." - Nick Knight A FEW CELTIC MAGIC SPELLS The following is just a few spells that I have encountered. Remember, the Celts combined the Physical, Mental, and Spiritual worlds. Therfore, it would not go against their belief's to use magic to gain material possesions. This is a typical misconseption by a lot of people. I hope to have a good-sized spell book published by the next two issues. It will probably also be available at your good BBS's for download seperatly. I will not go into rituals for these spells, the Magic Circle, or the such. I am assuming that most readers (those who stop to read this article) knows about these or has adopted some form of spell casting rights. I MAY do this some time later, however. TO GAIN MONEY Fill a cauldron half full of water and drop a silver coin into it.[Today a Quarter or Half-Dollar should sufice] Position the cauldron so that light from the Moon shines into the water. Gently sweep your hands just above the surface, sybolically gathering the Moon's silver. While doing this say: Lovely Lady of the Moon, bring to me your wealth right soon. Fill my hands with silver and gold. All you give, my purse can hold. Repeat three times. When finished, pour the water upon the Earth. This is best done at the Full Moon. TO GAIN PROPHECIES Fill the cauldron half-full and place it on a table where you can see comfortably into it while seated. Light two purple candles and a good divinitory incense; a combination of mugwort and wormwood works well for divination. Arrange the candles do that their light does not shine into the water and your eyes. Focus your attention on the bottom of the cauldron, your hands placed lightly on either side. Breathe gently onto the water. Say: Cauldron, reveal to me that which I seek. Great mother, open my inner eye that I may truly see. Empty your mind as much as possible; remain relaxed while looking deep into the cauldron waters. The answers may come in images in the water, pictures in your mind, and strong bursts of "knowing." This spell is best done during the waxing moon. CANDLE MAGIC This is a good generic spell for any candle spellwork. It is very flexible in it's use and can be used for most anything. Candle of power, candle of might, Create my desires here on this night. Power, stream from this candle's fire. Bring to me my heart's desire. My words have strength, the victory's won. So I say. This spell is done. It is best to leave the candle or candles in a safe place to burn out entirely. KLINGON The following is an exerpt I stole from The Utne Reader, March/April 1994. There were a few more sayings, but for lack of space I ommited a few. The Utne Reader is a very excellent magazine and can be bought on the rack for $4.95 an issue (1994 prices), or subscribe 6 issues for $18. The address for Utne Reader is: UTNE READER Subscriber Service Box 1974 Marion, OH 43305 Or can be reached via voice at 1-800-736-UTNE from 8:30 am - 8:30 pm EST M-F. ( I thought i would do them this favor since i did not obtain permission to use the following exerpt. (Not to mention that they are a pretty cool mag.)) ****************************************************************************** English Klingon Rough Pronunciation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Do you speak Klingon? ... tIhIngan Hol Dajatlh'a'... TLIngan khol da-jatl-A Feed him! ................ yIje' .................... yi-JE You are wrong. ........... bIlughbe' ................ bi-loogh-BE Activate the transporter! jol yIchu' ............... jol yi-CHOO What do you want?(greeting) nuqneH .................. nook-NEKH You look terrible. ....... bImoHqu' ................. bi-mokh-KOO (You're very ugly.) Shut up! ................. bIjatlh 'e' yImev ........ bi-JATL e yi-MEV ****************************************************************************** This was taken by Utne Reader from " The Klingon Dictionary " by Marc Okrand. All about... HACKING NETWORKS brought to you by LESTAT After hacking my old high school computer's network for two months, I learned that not all protection schemes are easy ( or sometimes even possible) to beat. This paticulare system has 6 levels of security!! Let me explain the setup. In this high school, they had 3 rooms networked by 3 individial servers. One could "passthru" to other servers. The 3 servers were: Math Computer lab, the Media Center, and the business lab. Individual accoundts are provided for the math lab - for anything from an algebra class to Computer Programming & Pascal. The Media Center used a generic account in which you typed the letter assigned to the computer you were using. Unfortunaly, the only program available on these computers was Wordperfect 5.1 ( fuckin great program, heh?) I never did figure out the workings of the business lab. I started out by finding out that the majority of the students in the Calculus class did not have passwords on their account. The next thing i discovered, was the lamest error a program could have. By typing 'C' for "change password", and then hitting a Control-C, you were in to Dos. The password program was run by a batch file, which as you well know when inturrupted will cause a "Terminate Batch Job (Y/N)? " prompt. By hitting 'Y', you were brought to a dos prompt. So what is the first thing i did? I used about 2 megs of the hardrive space for my Hacker files, under someone else's account, of-course. I then learned that my using PC-Shell ( PC TOOLS version 6.0 ), that if the other accounts directories were hidden files, pc-shell would show me this. Unfortunatly, this was not the case. However, there was a sub-directory under "H:\students" entitled "Menus". This provided me with a list of all the user accounts on the Math server. Almost 3/4 of the accounts were dumbasses who did not feel a need to password-protect their accounts! Another neat thing to do with this, was to change the PROMPT to some intersting message. If that person would log on to that computer, and break into dos, they would see my Interesing messages. I basically had to teach dos to a bunch of computer-wanna be's, who probably play Solitare on their 486's, which as you know Windows turned them into XT's. Any way, in case you were wondering, this is about as far as i got. I couldn't figure out the password sheme, but I used a total of 9 megs of the hardrive space in both mine and other's directories. All this time I was using the information to expand my learning about computers and such, while the other dumbshits felt so cool by breaking into DOS to play Leisure Suit Larry ( what a cool game, you get to play a loser who can't get any!!). For your further network hacking, this system was none only than IBM's own net. Count on them to make stupid mistakes!! (You may also want to try using the account "supervisor". It worked in this case. Instead of giving you a menu, it drops you straight into DOS. You can look in any directory, and you have modification rights(you can do what ever you want to) to any and all directories) Happy networking!! 03/28/94 L E S T A T CHEMISTRY 101 House Hold equivalants ----- ---- ----------- Name Equivalant ---- ---------- acetic acid vinegar aluminum oxide alumia aluminum potassium sulfate alum aluminum sulfate alum ammonium hydroxide ammonia carbon carbonate chalk carbon tetrachloride cleaning fluid calcium hypochloride bleaching powder calcium oxide lime calcium sulfate plaster of paris carbonic acid seltzer ethylene dichloride dutch fluid ferric oxide iron rust glucose corn syrup graphite pencil lead hydrochloric acid muriatic acid hydrogen peroxide peroxide lead acetate sugar of lead lead tetrooxide red lead magesium silicate talc magesium sulfate Epsom salts naphthalene mothballs phenol carbolic acid potassium bicarbonate cream of tarter potassium chromium sulfate chrome alum potassium nitrate saltpeter sodium dioxide sand sodium bicarbonate baking soda sodium borate borax sodium carbonate washing soda sodium choride salt sodium hydroxide lye sodium silicate water glass sodium sulfate glaubers' salt sodium thiosulfate photographers hypo sulferic acid battery acid sucrose cane sugar zinc choride tinner's fluid ------------ -------------- This was stolen from one of my g-files. I give credit to Shadowspawn for this list. It has been very helpful to me. These addresses were also stolen for a g-file. The author is un-named. I have not yet checked these companys out, but plan to soon. Chemicals can be aquired at: Atlas Chemicals 905 NE Union, Portland Oregon 503-231-4142 Tek Chemical, INC 3805 N Mississippi, Portland Oregon 503-288-6058 You can reach me at: EXTREME DREAMES (503) 775-0374 BURN THIS FLAG (408) 363-9766 X-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-X Another file downloaded from: NIRVANAnet(tm) &TOTSE 510/935-5845 Walnut Creek, CA Taipan Enigma Burn This Flag 408/363-9766 San Jose, CA Zardoz realitycheck 415/666-0339 San Francisco, CA Poindexter Fortran Governed Anarchy 510/226-6656 Fremont, CA Eightball New Dork Sublime 805/823-1346 Tehachapi, CA Biffnix Lies Unlimited 801/278-2699 Salt Lake City, UT Mick Freen Atomic Books 410/669-4179 Baltimore, MD Baywolf Sea of Noise 203/886-1441 Norwich, CT Mr. Noise The Dojo 713/997-6351 Pearland, TX Yojimbo Frayed Ends of Sanity 503/965-6747 Cloverdale, OR Flatline The Ether Room 510/228-1146 Martinez, CA Tiny Little Super Guy Hacker Heaven 860/456-9266 Lebanon, CT The Visionary The Shaven Yak 510/672-6570 Clayton, CA Magic Man El Observador 408/372-9054 Salinas, CA El Observador Cool Beans! 415/648-7865 San Francisco, CA G.A. Ellsworth DUSK Til Dawn 604/746-5383 Cowichan Bay, BC Cyber Trollis The Great Abyss 510/482-5813 Oakland, CA Keymaster "Raw Data for Raw Nerves" X-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-X