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	Arthur Hastings
		Captain Arthur Hastings is the partner and best friend of Agatha Christie's Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot.
		A former British Army officer in World War I, he is extremely brave and often used by Poirot for physical duties such as catching and subduing a criminal.
		Hastings represents the traditional English gentleman -- not too bright but absolutely fastidious, a throwback to the Victorian era who is always concerned about "fair play." He is chivalrous, as well, possessing a pronounced weakness for pretty women with auburn hair (a fact that gets him and Poirot into trouble more than once).
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ar/Arthur_Hastings.html (197 words)

	Higher Intelligence Personified
		Arthur Hastings's study of channeling, however, is a sumptuous feast.
		Hastings concurs in the conclusion reached by parapsychologists almost one hundred years ago: channeling is not a good courtroom to decide upon the existence of disembodied spirits.
		Hastings concludes that the entities who speak are transpersonal factors within the human mind, personifications of higher intelligence.
	www.intuitive-connections.net /2002/bookhastings.htm (966 words)

	About the Psychomanteum
		Hastings and his research team took 27 persons through a three hour process with the intention of contacting a friend or loved one who had died.
		Hastings said, "We do not claim that the messages come from the spirit of the deceased individuals, or from the minds of the participants, or from some other source.
		Hastings pointed out that whatever the origin of the contacts, this study and medical evidence show they are supportive and reassuring.
	www.psychomanteum.org /about.html (484 words)

	WHAT IS CHANNELING? with ARTHUR HASTINGS, Ph.D.
		HASTINGS: Well, channeling is the name that we now give to people who say they're getting communications from the spirits or from some other dimension or from some beings or entities, and they're passing these messages on to us.
		HASTINGS: She had four spirit controls, which we would call communicators or beings now, and each one of these had a different personality pattern, and her own brain wave pattern was different for each one.
		HASTINGS: Some of the really good quality work, I think, if it were written by the composer or the author in his or her lifetime, would be accepted, and others I think would be somewhat more doubtful.
	www.intuition.org /txt/hastings.htm (3593 words)

	Hastings Arthur Wise #992
		Hastings Wise appears to be one of them, heading to the death chamber Friday to be executed by lethal injection at 6 p.m.
		Arthur Hastings Wise, a white man, is scheduled to be executed on Nov. 4, 2005 for the Sept. 15, 1997 shooting deaths of Charles Griffeth, David W. Moore, Earnest L. Filyaw, and Cheryl Wood in Greenville County.
		Hastings Arthur Wise (Appellant) was convicted of four counts of murder, three counts of assault and battery with intent to kill, one count of second-degree burglary, and four counts of possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime.
	www.clarkprosecutor.org /html/death/US/wise992.htm (9773 words)

	Arthur Hastings Wise
		Arthur Hastings Wise always carried a small Bible and constantly talked of his faith, co-workers and neighbors said Monday.
		Arthur Hastings Wise was fired from the R.E. Phelon Co. plant for violent behavior, company owner Dale Phelon confirmed Wednesday.
		Arthur Hastings Wise was supposed to be in church.
	massmurder.zyns.com /arthur_wise.html (737 words)

	Earl of Granard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Barony of Granard was in the Peerage of the United Kingdom and enabled the Earls to sit in the House of Lords until the passage of the House of Lords Act 1999.
		Peter Arthur Edward Hastings Forbes, 10th Earl of Granard (b.
		The Heir Apparent is Jonathan Peter Hastings Forbes, Viscount Forbes (b.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Earl_of_Granard (172 words)

	Luminary: Arthur Hastings \| Shift In Action
		Arthur is former dean of faculty at the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology (ITP) in Menlo Park, California; and a past president of the Association for Transpersonal Psychology.
		Prior to his arrival at ITP in 1975, Arthur taught at Stanford University, the University of Nevada and the University of California at Santa Barbara.
		Dr. Hastings and Dr. Schlitz discuss fascinating case studies in a far-ranging discussion of evidence for apparitions, channeling, and afterdeath communications, leading into a more philosophical discussion on what it all means for our models of consciousness and understanding of reality.
	www.shiftinaction.com /index.php?q=node/1309 (236 words)

	www.reviewingtheevidence.com \| THE MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT STYLES, by Agatha Christie
		Captain Arthur Hastings is at a loose end after receiving a medical discharge from the British Army during World War I. When old friend John Cavendish invites him to continue his recovery at Styles Court near the town of Styles St Mary, Hastings eagerly accepts the offer.
		Before leaving, Evelyn asks Hastings to keep an eye on Albert Inglethorp, whom she suspects is having an affair with Mrs Raikes, the wife of a farmer in the district.
		Hastings suspects Emily was murdered, a victim of strychnine poisoning.
	www.reviewingtheevidence.com /review.html?id=4709 (637 words)

	Arthurian Romance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ossetes are (formerly-Soviet-) Turkish survivors of the same tribe, and they have pre-Arthurian folklore of a hero, Batradz, with the same end as Arthur: the women in the barge, etc.] In 185 c.e., the Picts stormed across the wall, and Castis and his cavalry seem to have turned them back.
		Arthur, a fighter against the Anglo-Saxons, was good propaganda, and the sixth-century cavalrymen were recast as knights.
		Arthur was unwilling to pay tribute to the Roman emperor and went on the march, leaving Mordred in charge to turn treasonous, leading to the final battle at Camlann.
	www.wsu.edu /~delahoyd/medieval/arthurian.html (527 words)

	Descendants of John Hastings [1670] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Fannie HASTINGS was born in 1823 in Tennessee, died in Trenton, Alabama and was buried in Webb Cemetery, Trenton, Alabama.
		Martha Ann HASTINGS was born on 6 Dec 1846 in Mississippi, died on 19 Jun 1873 in Dade Co., Missouri and was buried in Jun 1873 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri.
		Mary Jane HASTINGS was born on 25 Dec 1850, died on 16 Jun 1871 and was buried in Jun 1871 in Sinking Creek Cemetery, Everton, Dade Co., Missouri.
	home.att.net /~kkkeener/hastings02.html (14815 words)

	Higher Intelligence Personified
		Hastings devotes separate chapters to metaphysical systems such as Alice Bailey and Theosophy, Jane Roberts and the Seth material, and Helen Schucman and A Course in Miracles.
		Hastings concurs in the conclusion reached by parapsychologists almost one hundred years ago: channeling is not a good courtroom to decide upon the existence of disembodied spirits.
		Hastings concludes that the entities who speak are transpersonal factors within the human mind, personifications of higher intelligence.
	www.creativespirit.net /henryreed/bookreviews/column1_2.htm (951 words)

	Hastings History
		Hastings most likely received its name from a resident named Saunders who reportedly had been born in the English town of Hastings, where William the Conqueror won the famous battle in 1066.
		After the Aqueduct was completed, many laborers remained in Hastings to work in the quarries and stone cutting yards while the women in their families found work in the large estate houses then being built.
		The project was sparked by public-spirited Dr. Arthur C. Langmuir, who created a park on the site of the marble quarry (later turned into a village dump) and also took hundreds of photographs of the village that are now preserved in archives of the Hastings Historical Society.
	www.hastingshistorical.org /Hastingshistory.html (2546 words)

	Channeling and mediumship (from Survival of Bodily Death Conference Summary), Esalen Center for Theory & Research
		Arthur reflected that this propensity might stem from the separation of the conscious mind from the rest of the body.
		Arthur studies the channeled material using Kenneth Burke's rhetorical analysis tools as if it is a drama, analyzing the actor, the message, the purpose, the audience, and the scene.
		Arthur has recently been doing research with the use of a psychomanteum, an assembled room that is enshrouded in dark cloth and has a mirror hung at one end.
	www.esalenctr.org /display/confpage.cfm?confid=3&pageid=25&pgtype=1 (3006 words)

	Young Arthur Pendragon and the Sword in the Stone
		Merlin took Arthur soon after he was born, with Ygerna pleading and crying for him to not take her child and Uther telling him to go quickly before he changed his mind.
		Arthur rushed back to the lodging, but the house was locked and barred.
		Arthur was upset because without a sword, Sir Kay could not enter the lists and prove himself worthy in the tournament.
	www.hickory.k12.nc.us /NVW/Taylorci/youngarthur.htm (894 words)

	Jim Tucker, Stephen La Berge, Arthur Hastings, Chris Bache (from Survival of Bodily Death Conference Summary), Esalen ...
		Next, Arthur Hastings, a professor at the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology in Palo Alto, California focused on what he calls "paradigm fixation," or the psychological and sociological factors that contribute to the unwillingness of scientists to consider the empirical evidence for survival.
		Hastings also pointed out that one of the most underrated discoveries of 20th century science came from the mathematician Kurt Gödel, whose "Incompleteness Theorem" demonstrated that there are always assumptions in any closed system that cannot be proved or disproved.
		Providing a bit of historical background to the resistance of controversial new ideas, Hastings mentioned a few scientific theories that were initially resisted but later accepted, such as the theory of continental drift, which was first proposed by Wegener in 1912 but did not gain widespread acceptance until the 1960s.
	www.esalenctr.org /display/confpage.cfm?confid=12&pageid=110&pgtype=1 (1046 words)

	Literary Encyclopedia: Curtain: Poirot's Last Case (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Hastings' feelings as he approaches the house are mixed: newly widowed, he is sad and lonely, but the thought of seeing his friend again after all these years helps to revive his spirits.
		Hastings is shocked by the change in Poirot, though he maintains that his famous grey cells are still functioning perfectly.
		Hastings is very much puzzled by Poirot's observation, and for a while thinks that he must be senile.
	www.litencyc.com /php/sworks.php?rec=true&UID=5776 (778 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		"History of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Co.'s, Indiana" Goodspeed Bros. and Co., 1884 ARTHUR HASTINGS, an early settler and prominent citizen of Lawrence County, is a native of Wayne County, N.C., his birth occurring March 7, 1801.
		He is the eldest son of JOSHUA and ELIZABETH HASTINGS, the former being a native of Pennsylvania, from whence he removed to the Old North State, representing Wayne County over twenty years in the State Legislature.
		Arthur Hastings, during his youthful days, received a good practical education and shortly after attaining his majority came to Lawrence County, Ind., on horse-back, and settling down, married MRS.
	www.angelfire.com /in4/orchidhill/hastings1.txt (224 words)

	Luminary: Arthur Hastings \| Shift In Action (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Arthur is former dean of faculty at the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology (ITP) in Menlo Park, California; and a past president of the Association for Transpersonal Psychology.
		Prior to his arrival at ITP in 1975, Arthur taught at Stanford University, the University of Nevada and the University of California at Santa Barbara.
		Dr. Hastings and Dr. Schlitz discuss fascinating case studies in a far-ranging discussion of evidence for apparitions, channeling, and afterdeath communications, leading into a more philosophical discussion on what it all means for our models of consciousness and understanding of reality.
	shiftinaction.com /node/1309 (257 words)

	Coburn_History
		This way of life continued until World War I. In 1897, Arthur Leslie Coburn, grandson of Jonas Coburn and owner of the family homestead at 153 Church Street, gave up farming and joined the Hook and Hastings organ manufacturing company.
		Arthur Leslie Coburn was one of eight children; his siblings included Anna Cutter Coburn, who was married to Francis Hastings.
		Arthur Coburn was married to Helen Haines, and the couple had three children: Anne Cutter, Arthur Leslie and Mary Chapman.
	www.geocities.com /EdCoburn/Coburn_History.html (762 words)

	PETA :: Media Center - News Releases
		Hastings, Neb. --- This morning, PETA fired off a letter to Deputy County Attorney for Adams County Shawn Sweley, urging him to vigorously prosecute Rose Marie Arthur of the Hastings area.
		Arthur be required to undergo a thorough psychological evaluation followed by mandatory counseling.
		This letter concerns a recent case of cruelty to animals that your office is handling, involving Rose Marie Arthur of the Hastings area.
	www.peta.org /Automation/NewsItem.asp?id=4888 (585 words)

	KOLN/KGIN \| Animal Cruelty
		Rose Marie Arthur of Hastings is charged with multiple counts of animal cruelty after 17 horses were found starving to death near Holstein in late January.
		In a letter to the Adams County Attorney's Office, PETA says Arthur should not only face jail time and fines but should also go through a psychological examination and counseling at her expense.
		Arthur is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.
	www.kolnkgin.com /home/headlines/919137.html (126 words)

	Big Sur Tapes: Hastings, Arthur
		Arthur Hastings is a transpersonal psychologist and amateur magician, who is also a parapsychological investigator and teacher of esoteric traditions.
		Fadiman and Hastings, also a transpersonal psychologist, speaks on the subject of whether the use of psychedelics enhances certain kinds of paranormal phenomena and psychic facilitation.
		Hastings discusses the paradigm of transpersonal psychology and examines the assumptions of the transpersonal orientation.
	www.bigsurtapes.com /merchant.mv73.htm (157 words)

	Bookins Book Exchange, Swap Books, Free Bookswap, Free Books,Used Books, Paperback Swap (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Captain Arthur Hastings, a guest at Styles Court, the family manor of long-time friend John Cavendish, finds himself hip-deep in a locked room murder mystery when Cavendish's mother, Emily Inglethorpe, is found poisoned by strychnine inside her locked bedroom!
		Hastings, who fancies himself a competent amateur sleuth, suggests the Cavendish family engage his friend, Hercule Poirot, a recently retired Belgian detective of no small skill and reputation, to find the culprit.
		Hastings then joins forces with Hercule Poirot, a Belgian refugee and former police inspector living in the village, to hunt down the murderer...and a partnership is born.
	bookins.com /bookDetail.php?ISBN=0425129616 (1018 words)

	[No title]
		Hastings was a friend and an accomplice to Hercule Poirot in solving the case of the A.B.C. murders.
		Captain Hastings and Hercule Poirot were sitting in their room when a letter arrived.
		Poirot and Hastings had a pretty good idea that the person to be killed would be one with the last name starting with “B,” but they could not be sure.
	www.essay.org /school/english/abc.doc (725 words)

	NCADP: National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty
		Arthur Hastings Wise is scheduled to be executed on Nov. 4, 2005 for the Sept. 15, 1997 shooting deaths of Charles Griffeth, David W. Moore, Earnest L. Filyaw, and Cheryl Wood in Greenville County.
		I wish to appeal to you on behalf of Arthur Hastings Wise, who is due to be executed on November 4, 2005.
		Wise is clearly a troubled man and clearly the death penalty is an inappropriate sentence.
	www.demaction.org /dia/organizations/ncadp/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=1462 (434 words)

	KING ARTHUR AND MERLIN IN THE PRIMARY SOURCES: medievalhistory.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The name 'Cecil' is first heard of in the 'Annales Cambraie', as in the entry for the year 1022, referring to Llewelin, son of Seisill, king of the Venedotiae.
		These brief contemporary references are all that remain of the original sources detailing the life of this Arthur of legend, whom we refer to today as king Arthur of Camelot, Arthursus of the Cymri.
		Nennius does not mention the particulars of Arthur's twelfth victory at Badon Hill, the final great success mentioned by Gildas as having put an end to the Saxon's incursions for a good forty five years, other than to say Arthur himself killed nine hundred and forty Saxons with his own hand.
	www.medievalhistory.net /mdvlh/page0005.htm (564 words)

	Tangled Web UK Review - Poirot: The Complete Battles of Hastings Vol 1 by Agatha Christie July 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It comes as something of a surprise to be reminded that Captain Arthur Hastings featured in only eight Poirot novels — although he did narrate a number of mostly forgettable short stories that Christie wrote in the 1920s.
		Yet Hastings is a well- remembered figure, and not merely because he has featured so regularly in the television series as sidekick to David Suchet's Poirot.
		Christie conceived Hastings as a 'Dr Watson' figure, but his character was so two-dimensional that before long she tired of him and set him off to ranch in Argentina.
	www.twbooks.co.uk /reviews/medwards/mepoirotpbk04.html (275 words)

	The Agatha Christie Collection -
		Hastings has a self-important sense of his role as narrator.
		He scoffs at Poirot's fanaticism over supposedly inconsequential facts; he sulks petulantly when Poirot doesn't seem to think clues which Hastings has dug up are very important; he rolls his eyes when Poirot leaps up and starts gamboling down the street like a giddy schoolboy--all because he'd just learned that Mrs.
		And finally, at the end of the novel, when the culprits have been collared and Hastings has time to reflect on the investigation, realizing that the detective was smarter than he gave him credit for, he says, "Poirot, you old villain.
	www.agathachristie.com /victims/site/blog/blog_entry.php?id=29 (472 words)

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