Something Just Went BEZERK in the Gulf of Mexico. The US Navy just sunk a French Submarine

Merry Christmas Bezerkers! Love this site and all the fantastic information that shows up here!

Darn it, I didn't get a Bezerk T-shirt for Christmas and it was the one and only thing I asked Santa for!

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saw a strange thread earlier ... the poster (who I have known for while and who I respect) had nli after their name (normally not there)... message was as follows:

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and the title of the thread was:
86668300038

looked again and the whole thread was gone?

anyone know what this may mean?

Last Edited by *dim* on 12/25/2010 11:38 AM

Did they get banned?

NLI means not logged in

The thread was from Acolyte!

I was just wondering about the double rainbow now appearing in various places. I saw one here when that bad storm hit a while back.

Could it be because of all the oil spills around the world?

[link to mashable.com]

Isis, they are quite common in Hawaii. No oil there.

Hi Tutu, hoping your having a great holiday.

Quite common? How long have these double rainbows been around?

With all the worldwide oil spills, I think the atmosphere would be effected everywhere, not just in an isolated place.

I guess with the legend of the "Rainbow Promise" in the bible, I wondered if it might be viewed as an omen of some sort.

The rainbow I saw was like a mirror image next to a regular rainbow to form a very wide band that circled the entire sky.

It is the only one I have ever seen. Now, it is in the news from elsewhere. hmmm

I have always seen double rainbows and double moonbows in the tropics. There was even a double rainbow here the other day. They've been around a long time. Don't you remember the Rainbow Bridge Jimi Hendricks concert in Maui?
Merry Christmas Isis!

lol Tutu
I got the connection.

Cool

[link to www.youtube.com]

Maybe this video will play better.





Last Edited by Isis7 on 12/25/2010 07:29 PM

Hmmmm, I have different ideas about moonbows and double rainbows.

Being from Kentucky, I've seen a moonbow at Cumberland Falls. We've been taught moonbows are rare, occuring in only a few places around the world. The only place in Hawaii I've heard of a moonbow is on Kauai.

About the double rainbows, it's been only the past couple of years that I am aware that people have discussed in public that they are seeing these. Another pecularity about the double rainbows is that they seem to appear under somewhat overcast conditions after a storm with the sun just peeking through, rather than in the blazing sunlight where we often see single rainbows.

imo, these double rainbows are due to the second sun which is now sometime visible to the naked eye. I saw this the first time about 2004, with the sun filtering through pine trees late in the afternoon, with the second sun about the size of a dime to a half dollar, in about the 2 o'clock position. Whe you see the second sun now, it is larger than the size of a nickel to a half dollar and is in approximately a 4 o'clock position to the sun.

Late this spring, a niece in South Georgia (USA) posted a phone pic from her swimming pool to FB, showing the sun peeking through the clouds and titled it, "Here comes the Sun!" becuase she and children had been hoping for sunshine. She hadn't noticed, but through the haze of the cloud cover you could see the second sun.

Soon after, a friend in KY near Louisville posted on FB a pic of a double rainbow peeking through the haze of the storm which had recently passed.

It appears that we only see the two suns if there is no glare (lens flare), or are looking through some kind of filter. Same goes for the double rainbows.

I'd be interested in knowing if anyone is seeing a double rainbow in bright sunshine, and especially am interested in seeing a picture of such.

There is little doubt but that the energy from this second sun is the cause of some of our world-wide environmental disasters.

No reflection on Jimi Hendrix, who was a great artist. He may be a major reason Seattle had a great music scene, 'back in those days.'

Note: The "mashable" link is locking down my computer.

Have you given attetion to the G oogle logo up the past couple of days with its array of holiday cards?

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Bûche de Noël Yule log") is a traditional dessert served near Christmas (as Noel refers to the birth of Christ) in France, Belgium, Canada, Lebanon, ...

Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan at 3776.24 m (12389 ft). Along with Mount Tate and Mount Haku, it is one of Japan's "Three Holy Mountains"

Great Wall of China The Great Wall of China is a series of stone and earthen fortifications in northern China, built originally to protect the northern borders of the Chinese

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Indian classical dance Natak Akademi currently confers classical status on eight Indian dance styles

The Great Sahara Desert For centuries caravaneers have traveled through the Sahara desert. Even though there are many oases in the Sahara, the desert is so immense that travelers ...

Oud the musical instrument Oud, or Ud, Lute, from Greece

Chile Peppers, Chili Pepper, Chile Pepper

Gondola is a traditional, flat-bottomed Venetian rowing boat, well suited to the conditions of the Venetian Lagoon

Nepal Nepalese celebrating Christmas "Nepali way"‎ - The greatest of the Christian festival around the globe marking the birth of Jesus Christ"

Chilean Vineyards Colchagua Valley Chilean wine appellation has garnered about half of all the medals awarded to Chilean wines

Kanga (African garment) which comes from the old Bantu (Kiswahili) verb ku-kanga to wrap or close, is a colourful garment similar to kitenge, worn by women ...

Up On The Housetop reindeer pause. ... Up on the housetop, click, click, click. Down through the chimney with good Saint Nick

Moroccan henna lamp, place one of these mood lamps in any room and enjoy the soft glow through the henna patterns


Merry Christmas to all, and

To all, good night.

Does a purr go with that smile?
I like your other kitty, Ahimsa!
:catpopz:

Double rainbows are quite common here in Sydney. I saw a beauty too in Tasmania recently, really vivid, small and tight.

Have you ever seen one from a plane high up? They're round!

Never seen a Moonbow though. That would be a sight!

my parents both died within a short time of each other ,but only after many years of serious illness. It was a difficult time for the whole family. Then , a few days after my mums funeral i was at my sisters for dinner.she over looks a huge beautiful bay in nz. As i said my good byes i turned and saw a silvery moon bow. i had never even heard of them before so i was completely blown out.
I have since then ,veiwed it as a sign from my parents and therefore a rather spiritual event , even though i understand the physics involved.
sorry to gush.

I love stories like this O'8. They ground us, and connect us back to nature. What a wonderful way to remember your folks.

I understand the physics too, but things like this make me want to never find the Loch Ness monster and the like. Leave some magic out there for us.

Nine 2011 Predictions
By David Chu

This is quite an article. Shows what one person thinks is coming soon for us.
Read at the link--> [link to www.rense.com]

from another thread on GLP:

Terrifying scientific discovery: Strange emissions by sun are suddenly mutating matter(VIDEO

Thread: Terrifying scientific discovery: Strange emissions by sun are suddenly mutating matter(VIDEO)

Dim buddy, that is outstanding information. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Hans friend, that is quite an article. It seems to fall right in line with the signs of these times. I've heard mixed expressions over Rense articles in the past, but this one seems to express the impressions heard from around the world that I've been reading lately. Good to find this worldly view all wrapped up in a timely article. Great find, thanks for posting it.

Awe, BHD, your a romantic at heart. Your down to earth sentiments express the higher vibe when viewing the life cycles occurring around us. Yes, O's story is heart warming and a wonderful tribute of his love for his parents and their memory. A joy to hear.

Hi option8. I too lost my parents within months of one another. It's nice to hear of your exceptional experience that produced fond memories for this stage of your journey. Your story touched me deeply.

From another GLP thread:
Egyptian archaeologist admits pyramids contain UFO technology
In a shock statement, head of the Cairo University Archeology Department, Dr Ala Shaheen has told an audience that there might be truth to the theory that aliens helped the ancient Egyptians build the oldest of pyramids, the Pyramids of Giza.
LINK: Thread: Egyptian archaeologist admits pyramids contain UFO technology

Who ever contributed on my behalf, just know I truly appreciate your generous gift. Thank you ever so much.

"not of this world"

Yep, that would be alien in nature.

Along that line...

It was long ago that I read the Earth Chronicles, but I thought Stitchen's idea that the upper most part could resonance or put forth a signal of some sort was an interesting concept.

OFF TOPIC ALERT
Before the holidays I was contacted by a Producer for a show called "I'm Lucky to be Alive" I told them I wanted a few days before I gave them an answer. I have not been able to find squat about it. Does anybody know anything about this show? I gather they are on cable somewhere. I do not want to let myself into a "America's Funniest Videos" type of thing.
Thank you

U.S. News
BP to locate boom anchors left in gulf

BP will hire contractors "to look at the feasibility of finding these anchors," said Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Lionel Bryant, who met with the company last week.

[link to www.upi.com]


And, they should bother to waste funds on contractors to figure out if it is feasible to remove their junk anchors???



Just trash the joint seems to be the prevailing attitude of BP in my opinion. So How many accidents from subs who venture into this hazardous area?

Hey BP, you jerks, clean your trash up!!!



Last Edited by Isis7 on 12/26/2010 05:43 PM

google turned up with some 10 pages of links, also there seemed to be this topic also on History Channel. Perhaps you should find out who is doing the production before committing.


[link to www.google.com]

Sorry if this has already been posted...

Officials Criticize Spill Investigation

The United States Chemical Safety Board said in a letter to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement that the companies’ hands-on involvement in the analysis undermined its credibility.

[link to www.nytimes.com]

Ahhh, what??? I must be reading this wrong... it didn't, did it, did it say what I think it is saying?



Last Edited by Isis7 on 12/26/2010 07:09 PM