Hope everyone has had (or is having ;) a great Valentine's Day with your heart throb. Me & mine went to lunch with a couple who were in Peru visiting from China. We had chorisco (damn near half a pig), beer and latin music, all of which equals one hell of a good time!
Cold Corn
On Saturday, northern Mexico got hammered with unusually cold weather which destroyed somewhere around 600,000 hectares of corn, or 16% of the annual harvest of the country.
The fear is that this will lead to higher tortilla prices which have already seen a spike because of rising world grain prices. Ahhhh, there we have it again! Another trumpeting sound of higher food prices due to severe weather, climate change, global warming and the earth changes that are trigging it all!
What's more, if tortilla prices rise, it could produce violent protests which were seen back in 2007 when the taco and barrito holders spiked. I'm tellin' ya, folks, we are on the verge of seeing some tramatic upheaval across the globe because of the current climate change and the problems it's producing. The next couple of years are gonna be rough!
See http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-12437862
South Korea gets hit by a BOMB!
Nope, not what you're thinking! It wasn't a crazed North Korea that flung a bomb at their southern neighbor, but Mother Nature. The largest snowfall in 100 years dumped over a meter of snow on S. Korea over the weekend, even causing the need for the military to strike out in force to dig people out. Only a few weeks ago, record cold hit the country, freezing the Han River which hadn't happened in years.
However, North Korea didn't get away Scot-free as they had their coldest January in 26 years.
Are guys seeing the same patterns as I'm seeing? Every time we turn around there is some kind of funky, freaky weather that is setting or breaking records! Hmmmmmm
See http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/02/14/6050735-snow-bomb-hits-south-korea
Solar Flare Alert
The sun unleashed an earth-bound solar flare yesterday which should reach us and produce effects from Feb. 15-17. The eruption even caught sun-watchers off guard as it came about quickly and produced such an explosion that shortwave radio receivers picked up the blast sound.
Be on the lookout for auroras in the higher latitudes during this period. Throw a few eggs and bacon in a pan and maybe cook up an early morning breakfast!
Via http://spaceweather.com/
FEMA Preps Firemen to Fight Aliens
Yep, you read that right! A new training manual has been released for U.S. firefighters and chapter 13 deals with what to do if the U.S. is attacked by enemies or ALIENS! This was reported on an ABC 15 News Channel and you really have to watch the video to fully appreciate this info.
Now, there's a theory floating around that the New World Order Big Brains are going to try to pull off a "produced" alien encounter to freak out the world so they can gain more control. Well, I wouldn't put that kind of a shannanigan past them. However, if they do something like that it will only be a very limited "production". I believe we will see a full scale contact that will involve thousands (or more) ships and I don't think even Evil Uncle Sam can pull that off!
What I do see in all of this kind of craziness is that something definately is brewing. Country after country is disclosing secret UFO files, the Pope has said believing in aliens is not a sin, important and respected professionals by the dozens are coming forth saying aliens exist and, now, FEMA is prepping firefighter for alien encounters. LOL I mean, come on! On top of all this, there are record numbers of sightings and the UFOs seem to be becoming more emboldened with their appearances. We'll definately be keeping an eye on all of this!
See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT92PG2ERd4
Earthquake Report
Eleven earthquakes of a 4.0 or larger occurred today, five of which occurred in or just offshore of Chile. Those hombres are gettin' a shaking down there! Hey, wait a minute... that's just south of Peru! :o
Well, that's it for today. I hope everyone is too busy necking with their sweeties to be reading this! But, if you did stop in for a visit... thankya much and keep safe!
Tulest te eh dasse... Listen to the wind!
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