Writing to Tennessee Universities over a 2-day period in Physics, Engineering, and Mathematics produced this image of the forehead of a professor-cock with Tennessee on his back, with the forehead focused on Wichita, the mail source.

Still More Remarks on Cloudy Mythic Imaging in Satellite Photos
The image formation process goes on. This week I have been concentrating on communications with Tennessee, writing extensively to professors of physics, mathematics, and engineering, in addition to librarians in Tennessee. So what I get as a response in the cloud cover is the forehead of a Tennessee professor portrayed a bit like a polish chicken, with Tennessee on his back. Polish chickens, you know, shake their feathery manes with great professorial authority that is tremendously funny to watch, as if they had great minds. Perhaps it was easiest to draw a professor this way, so that the State of Tennessee would be squarely on the back of the figure, indicating his responsibility is to buoy up the State of Tennessee, but responsibly inspect stimulation from Wichita, Kansas, which is indicated by drawing the forehead of the bearded professor over that section of the State of Kansas.
- James A.Green, Oct.23,2002.

By the end of the day on Oct.23,2002, I had contacted every university in Tennessee, except for Vanderbilt, humorously shown that evening as ready for the WUF. A wolf-image stares down at Kansas from Minnesota, a clown to the West smiles "Gee, glad you told me, Jim." Meanwhile, down in Mexico, our hero shows up with a monster dong.

After writing to Oregon on the 29th and Pennsylvania on the 28th, the image of a glorious, proud KU Jayhawk spread its wings between the two states, showing itself to be great by positioning its head near the Great Lakes. The KU Jayhawk, of course, is the mascot of my Alma Mater the University of Kansas.

I decided to mention that Wolfgang Pauli seems to appear at the Summit of the Cone Nebula to devour my literary contributions to science like sweet deserts in my Zeke Clam web pages. After I did the edit, I went to my home page to inspect the weather image, and found it had turned into a picture of a Cone Head with a figure in Colorado pulling off the top of the Cone to reveal my brain hovering over the Wichita area. It was today that I posted my Lagrangian density for my unified field theory of forces on my Announcements web page, so that I have quite a bit of mystic charge from being the bearer of fresh new information of considerable importance to physics. Therefore today I merit the ghostly treatment more than usual, and the divine spirit mirrors my doings today. Coincidentally, I wrote quite a bit of Internet sales pitch material to Oregon professors today, so the information flow was substantial. If I had blown my nose and cleaned up the living room, nothing much would have been displayed. The figure on the East coast is perhaps an African fellow writing to my company mailbox.