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Iowa Town Sits Atop Huge Meteorite Crater

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Weather.com - 3/6/13, David Pitt

 

 

DES MOINES, Iowa — Federal researchers confirmed Tuesday that the city Decorah sits atop a 3 ½-mile wide hole that formed 470 million years ago when a meteorite hit the area, one of just 180 or so known impact craters on earth.

 

Scientists with the U.S. Geological Survey said aerial gravity and electrical magnetic surveys of the area confirm the work of geologists that shows a buried crater concealed beneath bedrock and sediment.

 

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Big Story Weather – March 6, 2013

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Red Orbit.com - 3/6/13, Joshua Kelly

 

Big Story Weather from March 5: The strong storm made its way through the Great Lakes bringing very heavy snowfall to places like Chicago. High pressure over the Rockies brought a nice day to the region, while another area of low pressure made its way towards the West Coast.

 

Weather Outlook for March 6: The storm everyone has been waiting for is finally pulling into the Mid-Atlantic region and has begun to impact cities like Baltimore and Washington DC with heavy rain, sleet and snow with accumulations likely for both cities. High pressure will slide into the Southern Plains bringing partly cloudy skies to the region. A new frontal boundary will begin to work its way on shore over the Pacific Northwest. Below is the weather for a few select cities this afternoon.

 

Chicago snowstorm headed toward the Mid-Atlantic

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Wunderground.com - 3/5/13, Dr. Jeff Masters

 

 

 

The snow has begun in Chicago, as what promises to be their biggest snowstorm of the season moves through. The fast-moving "Alberta Clipper" has already brought up to 10" of snow to Minnesota and North Dakota. These type of storms, so-named because they originate in Alberta and clip along at a fast forward speed, typically bring the Midwest moderate amounts of fluffy snow that is relatively easy to shovel. However, this Clipper is traversing through an atmosphere that is warmer than usual for these types of storms--close to the freezing point near the surface.

 

Memorable Florida Sinkholes (PHOTOS)

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Weather.com - 3/2/13, Associated Press

 

"Stretch zones primarily experience sinking ground, as the support in the rock strata is stretched thin. Thus, buildings implode and gas and water mains break." 

 

The man who disappeared after being swallowed up by a large sinkhole that opened under his bedroom in Seffner, Fla., is still missing. The state is especially prone to sinkholes because underneath the ground is limestone, a porous rock that easily dissolves in water, sometimes forming a hole in the earth. Here's a look at other sinkholes in Florida.

 

 

Big Story Weather – March 5, 2013

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Red Orbit.com-3/5/13, Joshua Kelly

 

 

 

 

Big Story Weather from March 4: The strong storm system moved through the Plains and Western Lakes yesterday dumping a lot of snow on places like Minneapolis and creating near blizzard like conditions over North Dakota and also icy conditions through parts of South Dakota.

 

 

 

Snowpack Totals 18 Feet in Northern Japan

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Accuweather.com- 3/5/2013, Jillian Macmath

 

 

"The storm unleashed high winds, heavy snow and blinding whiteouts, the worst of which happened on the island of Hokkaido on Saturday, March 2," AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Jim Andrews said.

 

"Data also indicated that more than a foot of new snow fell at the Wakkanai Airport in northernmost Hokkaido.

 

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Driest January-February Since 1852 for Northern California

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Wunderground.com - 3/4/2013, Christopher C. Burt

 

After a wet November and December the past two months have been the driest start to a year since 1852 for most of central and northern California. San Francisco (downtown) has picked up only 1.34” of precipitation since January 1st, its 3rd driest such period on record (since 1849). Normal for the two months is 8.96”.

 

Conscious Evolution - Preparing for Ascension 2012: Chapter 14 - Coming Home

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Touch

 

What is it about touch that delivers us to Love? We know when we’re being softly touched that it indeed feels good.  A warm caress, a gentle stroke, they serve to awaken us to that Divine presence. It is this Divine presence which inhabits us all and to which we are awakening.

    

We believe that we are different from the Divine.  Knowing that our lives are interconnected with the Divine and with each other, we begin to open ourselves to receiving without question or justification.  To be touched by another not only feels good, but unlocks the door to our deservedness and our inner self.

    

 When did we come to that juncture in our lives where we stopped receiving, as if to say “I don’t really need that anymore”?  We all need physical contact.  We are visceral.  We feel.  We respond to a welcome touch with surrender.  We recoil when blows are struck.  We surrender when caresses make their way across our body.

    

It is sad to hear an adult say “I don’t need it” when touch becomes unavailable.  We are concerned with appearances here, not wanting to appear needy.  In receipt of touch we fear appearing weak, especially to ourselves.

How to De-Hypnotize a Chicken and Break Free of Cabal Control

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How to De-Hypnotize a Chicken and Break Free of Cabal Control

Maurice Turmel PhD - "Dr Moe"

 

Here I am at 7am in the morning, wide awake, waiting for the other shoe to drop.  I’ve opened myself up to everything and a part of me is definitely scared.  I have to trust now.  I have to trust that the world out there is a reflection of the new world I now hold inside.

 

I have surrendered! I have let go! I know I can’t control anymore so I’ve let go of everything I once believed was important.  I trust my Self now, and I’m going with the flow, surrendering, letting go.

 

It’s all I can do.  I’ve rooted out the core of that pain cycle I was in for over 60 years, that primal wound I suffered in childhood and all those defenses that came later as I tried to survive with that open rift that took root inside of me and that I worked so hard to try and deny.

 

I’ve asked for help, from Source, from family, from my Higher Self, from every Galactic in the neighborhood so I can deal with all immediate problems that have queued up for consideration since I let myself know that I’m open for business- the God business – the business of rectifying my Heart Center as the True North of my being.

 

Conscious Evolution - Preparing for Ascension 2012: Chapter 12 - The Voice

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Friendship

 

Sometimes when we are feeling lost and alone, we don’t know which way to turn to renew a friendship.  That close friend we had so long ago seems lost to us now.  They have faded away like so many things from our earlier life.

 

Are we to believe that we can no longer sustain such relationships?  Are we to let go of all those sources of comfort that once enjoined us and caused us great pride.

   

Our affections for others are what keep us alive. Our connections to each other invite us to live again, to breathe in, and to satisfy those cravings for friendship we once carried and then set aside for what appeared to be important matters..

 

 It is untrue that we have to let go of such connections as time marches on.  It is true however, that we have a greater need for each other as the years speed by.

   

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