F.O.G.

Exactly, this has a different signature

I have been thinking the same thing...subtle hints perhaps.

We are always so on the same page on this stuff Shad!!

Another EQ in the Canary Islands, this one is kinda "big" for that area.

Saturday March 23 2013, 00:01:46 UTC 59 minutes ago Canary Islands, Spain Region 3.4 15.0 CSEM-EMSC Feed

[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Thats is big for that area!

Look at the depth on this:

4.3
DateTime: Saturday March 23 2013, 00:55:08 UTC
Region: Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
Depth: 193.5 km
[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Yeah , a couple more, maybe another swarm starting.Opps
SORRY, Hello F.O.G and lurkers

Saturday March 23 2013, 00:41:29 UTC 38 minutes ago Canary Islands, Spain Region 2.6 15.0 CSEM-EMSC Feed Detail
Saturday March 23 2013, 00:23:02 UTC 57 minutes ago Canary Islands, Spain Region 3.0 16.0 CSEM-EMSC Feed

[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

Here's the link for the Spain EQ monitoring website,The quakes get posted there first then they get posted on GIM.
[link to www.ign.es]

Meteor over east coast USA. Anyone know if they've found evidence on the ground yet?

Meteor over east coast USA. Anyone know if they've found evidence on the ground yet?

Newscast WBOC Delmarva went out they think it landed on MD/DE border
[link to www.wboc.com]

Is that am or pm AC? and what region. I posted a loud, shaking, rattle of house and percussion against window last night.

Another meteor in nyc just now!! This one was orange! reporting 2nd one?
from twitter
Now seeing the reports about a #meteor an hour ago. This must have been a different one. Yellow-white. Time to head to the roof!

It was this afternoon, near Huntsville, AL. Been a bizarre day. Electronic turning themselves on/off, dogs eating like it's their last meal, lots of spooks and noises. My brain feels like it's electrified and falling out of my skull.

Join the crowd my friend!

:2 dogs:

crazy stuff all over

At least I'm in good company ! Surely all of us can't be crazy.

Wow...
Check out the riometer what's going on?
[link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

Did you see the map of electronics issues from the pinned thread ? Trying to see a pattern, but not seeing it yet.
[link to maps.google.com (secure)]

It was this afternoon, near Huntsville, AL. Been a bizarre day. Electronic turning themselves on/off, dogs eating like it's their last meal, lots of spooks and noises. My brain feels like it's electrified and falling out of my skull.

Maybe we should co-ordinate disturbances with boom map?

[link to www.examiner.com]

Monsanto is evil. I've had to deal with them for twenty years.

Knowledge is Power
Forewarned is Forearmed: Home Garden Veggies in the Monsanto/Seminis Catalogue
IF YOU ARE THE KIND OF GARDENER who buys vegetable seeds or seedlings (including tomato plants) from a local garden center, as I sometimes do, beware the varieties you select. Otherwise, you could very well be putting money into the hands of the wretched Monsanto Corporation. Forewarned is forearmed, right? Here is the list of Seminis/Monsanto home-garden vegetable varieties, and yes, it even includes zucchini:
I’m going to print out this list, and keep a copy in my wallet. This way I won’t be caught off-guard the next time I decide to impulse-shop at a big-box garden center:
Beans: Aliconte, Brio, Bronco, Cadillac, Ebro, Etna, Eureka, Festina, Gina, Goldmine, Goldenchild, Labrador, Lynx, Magnum, Matador, Spartacus, Storm, Strike, Stringless Blue Lake 7, Tapia, Tema
Broccoli: Coronado Crown, Major, Packman
Cabbage: Atlantis, Golden Acre, Headstart, Platinum Dynasty, Red Dynasty
Carrot: Bilbo, Envy, Forto, Juliana, Karina, Koroda PS, Royal Chantenay, Sweetness III
Cauliflower: Cheddar, Minuteman
Cucumber: Babylon, Cool Breeze Imp., Dasher II, Emporator, Eureka, Fanfare HG, Marketmore 76, Mathilde, Moctezuma, Orient Express II, Peal, Poinsett 76, Salad Bush, Sweet Slice, Sweet Success PS, Talladega
Eggplant: Black Beauty, Fairytale, Gretel, Hansel, Lavender Touch, Twinkle, White Lightening
Hot Pepper: Anaheim TMR 23, Ancho Saint Martin, Big Bomb, Big Chile brand of Sahuaro, Caribbean Red, Cayenne Large Red Thick, Chichen Itza, Chichimeca, Corcel, Garden Salsa SG, Habanero, Holy Mole brand of Salvatierro, Hungarian Yellow Wax Hot, Ixtapa X3R, Lapid, Mariachi brand of Rio de Oro, Mesilla, Milta, Mucho Nacho brand of Grande, Nainari, Serrano del Sol brand of Tuxtlas, Super Chile, Tam Vera Cruz
Lettuce: Braveheart, Conquistador
Melon: Early Dew, Sante Fe, Saturno
Onion: Candy, Cannonball, Century, Red Zeppelin, Savannah Sweet, Sierra Blanca, Sterling, Vision
Pumpkin: Applachian, Harvest Moon, Jamboree HG, Orange Smoothie, Phantom, Prize Winner, Rumbo, Snackface, Spirit, Spooktacular, Trickster
Spinach: Hellcat
Squash: Ambassador, Canesi, Clarita, Commander, Dixie, Early Butternut, Gold Rush, Grey Zucchini, Greyzini, Lolita, Papaya Pear, Peter Pan, Portofino, President, Richgreen Hybrid Zucchini, Storr’s Green, Sungreen, Sunny Delight, Taybelle PM
Sweet Corn: Devotion, Fantasia, Merit, Obession, Passion, Temptation
Sweet Pepper: Baron, Bell Boy, Big Bertha PS, Biscayne, Blushing Beauty, Bounty, California Wonder 300, Camelot, Capistrano, Cherry Pick, Chocolate Beauty, Corno Verde, Cubanelle W, Dumpling brand of Pritavit, Early Sunsation, Flexum, Fooled You brand of Dulce, Giant Marconi, Gypsy, Jumper, Key West, King Arthur, North Star, Orange Blaze, Pimiento Elite, Red Knight, Satsuma, Socrates, Super Heavyweight, Sweet Spot
Tomato: Amsterdam, Beefmaster, Betterboy, Big Beef, Burpee’s Big Boy, Caramba, Celebrity, Cupid, Early Girl, Granny Smith, Health Kick, Husky Cherry Red, Jetsetter brand of Jack, Lemon Boy, Margharita, Margo, Marmande VF PS, Marmara, Patio, Phoenix, Poseidon 43, Roma VF, Royesta, Sun Sugar, Super Marzano, Sweet Baby Girl, Tiffany, Tye-Dye, Viva Italia, Yaqui
Watermelon: Apollo, Charleston Grey, Crimson Glory, Crimson Sweet, Eureka, Jade Star, Mickylee, Olympia
Note: Not all of the veggie varieties in the above list are Monsanto/Seminis exclusives. Consequently if you spot some of these varieties in the catalog of an heirloom seed-seller, just check with the seller to make sure the seeds were not purchased from Seminis/Monsanto. But if you find these seeds on a rack at a big-box garden center, you have every right to suspect they were purchased from the evil empire.
That’s quite a catalog, huh? No wonder Monsanto paid $1.4 billion in cash to acquire Seminis Seeds. You can see the catalog for yourself on Seminis’s own website.
Don’t be embarrassed if you’ve inadvertently planted some of these varieties in your garden. As you might recall, one summer I innocently planted ‘Early Girl’ tomatoes. Believe me, I won’t be casting that vote again.
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