F.O.G.

Proton levels are expected to continue at or near the Moderate S2 Radiation Storm threshold this afternoon...
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Hi Moxie ~

I am being very diligent on what I allow my senses to take in right now.

About the dark/negative forces lurking about, I feel that is why it is SOOO important to check your thoughts, check your energy, check your vibration because we are all manifesting our future right here, right now. If you are awakening and all that is pouring in through your eyes and ears is negativity that is what your awakening will consist of. We are being tested as the awakened ones right now, it is time to walk our talk, with Grace.

If we go out to the main forum and just read the tag lines of the threads, it is no wonder that everyone is about ready to implode. I cannot see how in any way this information is beneficial to humanity, especially us sensitives.

What if we gave it no attention? What if we allowed to play out what will play out and trust and have faith that we are all Divinely protected and are exactly where we are suppose to be? What if our energy was focused on a future that was exciting, vibrant, friendly and communal? Does reading those negative posts help us in any way?

We can not control what will be, all we can do is prepare and enter into it from the highest vibration possible. I am not saying to go back to sleep because we can not, however, now that we are awake we are responsible for what energy we allow in more than any other time in our lives.

Here is a simple test to see what is for your highest good and what is bringing you down... Read this thread any day, check what and where you are feeling the vibration.. then step out to the main forum and just read the thread tag lines, then check what and where you are feeling the vibration. You energy changes, it has to, we are not meant to live and thrive in negativity, it is a warning signal.
Listen to it because I feel it is going to really matter possibly more than any other prep in the near future.



Much Love,

We could do both I ship both all the time

Thanks for the info, I take all I can get. A hand water pump is something I feel very important and am looking for one. Even if you have a well, with no electric we will have to hand pump it out. Or bucket on a rope with a crank would work I suppose. Thanks again for all your help:)

Thank you for that beautiful post TT, that is a perfect test of where we want to align, especially since we already are a part of GLP.

You are an amazing soul and brighten all of our days - much gratitude to you!

TT That was as Beautiful and Wise as you are.
Love You

Very well said! If I was good at putting my thoughts into words, I would have said the same thing. Thank you so much!

? Can someone please tell me why my karma thumbs and other settings are missing under my name?
Geez.... I've checked to the left can't find the answer I'm sure it's really simple and will be a 'Oh...for Pete's Sake'
moment. LOL

I can see your thumbs. Maybe you don't see them under your name when you are logged in because you can't give karma to yourself?

Edited to say: I don't see the thumbs under my name, either. I do see them on everyone else that is registered.

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Oh OK Can you see send private message and all that? It used to be there now it's gone and there is a USA flag.
Thank You Muse

Last Edited by AKObserver on 04/11/2013 02:28 PM

I see the Green/Red karma thumbs, the US flag, Send private message, Add to buddy list, and Add to Friends under your name. I don't see any of these under my name - just my member ID and a link to edit post.

Wow You guys are getting slammed! Be safe everyone

LARGE, VIOLENT AND EXTREMELY DANGEROUS TORNADO LOCATED 7 MILES S OF MACON, MS, MOVING NE AT 45 MPH (12:19 PM CDT)
One dead, several injured reported after tornado in Mississippi - Emergency management official

A severe storm spawning hail, driving rain and a possible tornado roared through parts of Missouri and Arkansas overnight leaving a trail of damage in its wake, as a broader storm system stretched from Texas to Pennsylvania.

Thank You so much Muse guess that answers that question.

Great Recycles for Plastic Bottles
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Thank you and you are very welcome!

It's heart work and because I love you all so much I feel I need to share what I am seeing and feeling with you.



Much Much Love,

New Sea-Level-Rise Modeling Forecasts Major Climate Impact to Low-Lying Pacific Islands

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — Dynamic modeling of sea-level rise, which takes storm wind and wave action into account, paints a much graver picture for some low-lying Pacific islands under climate-change scenarios than the passive computer modeling used in earlier research, according to a new U.S. Geological Survey report.
A team led by research oceanographer Curt Storlazzi of the USGS Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center compared passive "bathtub" inundation models with dynamic models for two of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands in the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. The team studied Midway, a classic atoll with islands on the shallow (2–8 meters or 6–26 feet deep) atoll rim and a deep, central lagoon, and Laysan, which is higher, with a 20–30 meter (65–98 feet) deep rim and an island in the center of the atoll. Together, the two locations exhibit landforms and coastal features common to many Pacific islands. Managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, they are also among the world’s most important nesting and breeding sites for migratory birds and other wildlife.

"Passive 'bathtub' inundation models typically used to forecast sea-level rise impacts suggest that most of the low-lying atolls in the Pacific Islands will still be above sea level for the next 50-150 years. By taking wave-driven processes into account, we forecast that many of the atolls will be inundated, contaminating freshwater supplies and thus making the islands uninhabitable, much sooner," Storlazzi said.
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Have any of you checked out the Change the world thread?

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Timing is right look how that thing has taken off today!

I just read the last post on page 21 by writemeaticket - poignant, eh? I thought you all might want to read some of the posts, lots of people really want to bring about a change for the better and this thread obviously struck a chord here at GLP!

4/11/2013 — Saint Louis Missouri — Heavy Tornado damage — Scalar Square 72 hours prior
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I read it when it was posted haven't had a chance to go back I think it's awesome.

Pain signature’: Scientists map aching and its intensity in brain
Biology, Health, SciTech, Science
In a breakthrough discovery, US scientists found a distinctive ‘signature’ on the brain when specific types of pain are felt. This new ability to ‘map’ pain could be used to determine the kinds of pain are felt by patients unable to articulate it.

Scientists could ‘see’ the pain experienced just by looking at a brain scan after taking real-time images of the brain’s immediate response, using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). When researchers gave participants a painful ‘dose’ of heat, the fMRI charted blood flows through the brain, leaving a pattern – or ‘signature’ – of brain activity.
More Here
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Wow AK, lots of our good GLP friends are in that area, Dutch lives there too, right?

Look at all the alerts for today?
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Yes I think does

4/11/2013 — Mississippi / Alabama / Tennessee — RADAR pulse – ‘HAARP ring’ – Scalar Square confirmation
April 11, 2013
April 9, 2013 — 1241am CT — multiple RADAR pulses out of Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia.

Move forward 48 hours — 130pm CT April 11, 2013 — all areas pulsed over the past two days have been hit with tornado warnings, hail, damaging winds — tornado watches issued for the entire pulsed region.

The pulses can be seen in this video — from the start of the video to about 3min 30 sec:


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I just walked in the door from getting boxes out of storage and seen your post.

Mama lives by there!! I have sent her a text waiting to hear back.

Much Love,

Hi Isis!
I'm actually thinking its a combo of things. It is something I'm catching in my peripheral .... It flies so I assume it's a bird. It is something I am associating with negative energy...it just doesn't feel right.

Im good! Yes, rough night here with Tornado sirens much of the evening. Dutch does live here too!

I think he was more closer to the areas that got hit bad!

No damage in my immediate area!

This is the storm that I heard that weird thunder!


Thanks for checking in on me!

Oh No! I didn't know Mama lived by there hope she's OK
My word...I know I post a lot sometimes when I'm working I peruse the net (mostly out of boredom lol) waiting on calls for work. Some days I think you guys probably get sick of me but I thought this one was important they are saying this system is moving East and it is BAD.
Prayers for Safety.

I'm glad you are good!

Fifty percent of the domestic honeybee population is dead, the greatest single-year loss of honeybees in the United States ever recorded. The dramatic loss of the bees is expected to affect consumers.

Colony Collapse Disorder has killed half of the honeybees in the United States this year alone.


LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Scientists and beekeepers have been baffled by Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) which is characterized by the sudden disappearance of the hive's worker population.

According to the USDA, Symptoms of CCD include few or no adult honeybees present, honey and immature bees (broods) remain present in the hive suggesting a sudden abandonment of the hive--a possible response to stress. However, the bees are never found elsewhere, they simply disappear and die. Usually, the queen bee is left behind but dies without establishing a new population.

The disorder has significantly affected bee populations since the 1970s with a sharp increase in losses since 2006. Now, as beekeepers return to their hives to prepare for spring pollination, they are finding that at least half of their bees are gone.

The 2013 year now marks the highest loss on record with at least 50 percent of all European honeybees in the U.S. reported lost to CCD.

The attrition rate for honeybee hives is normally around 5 to 10 percent per year. After 2006, that rate increased to about one third. This year, it is one half.

That one-half figure is a critical point beyond which many beekeepers think prices will be affected.

Bees are important because they pollinate most of the fruit and vegetable supply in the United States. They also produce honey, which is still widely consumed as a sweetener on bread and in a variety of other products.

Just what's killing the bees remains a mystery but beekeepers are beside themselves, often approaching their hives to find hundreds of worker bees dying outside the hives each day. As the bees die, farmers lose the ability to pollinate crops, reducing yields and thereby the food supply. Farmers are now projecting that the decrease in the supply of fruits and vegetables will be so great that prices will be impacted by the summer of this year.

A number of beekeepers blame pesticides for the loss of their bees, specifically as class known as neonicotinoids. Neonicotinoids are a form of pesticide that work by blocking the nerve endings in insects, paralyzing them so that they die slowly by starvation. Beekeepers think their bees are being exposed to the pesticides and are dying as a result.

Research done one dead bees confirms the pesticide is occasionally present.

This has prompted beekeepers to work together to sue the EPA for failing to ban neonicotinoids.

Others still think the causes could be more complex, a combination of natural and man-made factors which are contributing to the extreme mortality rate.

What researchers have widely observed is that bees are being exposed to a wider variety of chemicals in the environment that previously supposed. A virtual cocktail of pesticides and chemicals could be contributing to their demise.

Other research has looked into the possibility of diseases such as parasites or viruses, but no single factor has demonstrated the lethality that beekeepers are reporting.

Although the cause remains inconclusive, the effects are now beyond question. The dramatic reduction in honeybee population means fewer crops will be pollinated and farmers will pay more for their beehives this year. That means less food and higher costs for fruits and vegetables later in the year.

Of course, so few Americans still eat fresh fruits and vegetables these days, the impact will probably be mitigated somewhat by our extremely poor dietary habits.
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Missed my sis by about 10 miles