The central provinces of South Korea were crippled when heavy snow closed roads throughout the region, including many in the country’s capital, Seoul. More snow fell on March 6, 2004, than ever recorded for a single day in March since the Korea Meteorological Administration began keeping records in 1904. etc.. and the news story continues...

More than 2,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in the village of Maierato in the Italian region of Calabria after landslides caused by heavy rain. The landslip has left the village without water, gas or electricity. There were similar scenes in San Fratello on the island of Sicily, where half of the town of 4,500 people was evacuated. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. do not be amazed at the hatred towards the Christians in this hour, don’t be amazed at that, for I have told you that they shall hate you because they hate me. etc.

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News Alert: Street Preachers Killed In United States

Saturday, February 6, 2010 (8:55 am) By BosNewsLife News Center

WASHINGTON, USA ( BosNewsLife) A religious liberty group warned Saturday, February 6, that "Anti-Christian hostility is getting increasingly deadly" in the United States after two street preachers were shot and killed by a teenager who apparently opposed their message. "The increasing demonization of Christians in our culture makes some feel its open season on Christians," said Gary Cass of the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission. Tite Sufra, 24 (pictured above) and Stephen Ocean (pictured below), 23, were shot to death late Saturday, January 30, in Boynton Beach in the U.S. State of Florida, where they evangelized, after meeting 18-year-old Jeriah Woody, local police said. etc.. Cass said, "I'll ask this: If two Muslims, or two feminists or two homosexuals were murdered, wouldn't the media be all over it? These were two fine young black Christian men shot by another black man for their Christian faith, yet the media does not seem to care." etc.. and the news story continues..

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13 killed in attack on govt building in west Iraq

By SAAD ABDUL-KADIR, Associated Press Writer Saad Abdul-kadir, Associated Press Writer – 2 hrs 34 mins ago

BAGHDAD – A suicide car bomb exploded Thursday outside the gate of the main government compound in the capital of Iraq's Anbar province, killing at least 13 people, including four police, a health official said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. For the disasters that shall take place are many, the flooding shall be far greater than in times past, the mudslides far greater than in times past, the earthquakes shall be more numerous and far greater than in times past. The tornadoes, oh the savageness of the tornadoes that shall rip across the land, the straight winds, the hurricanes, the forest fires, the volcanoes shall erupt, the rising of the sea level that will be marked not in inches but in feet. etc.. 

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Tornadoes kill at least three people, injuring about 85 others in Bangladesh

tore through southern Bangladesh, killing at least three people, injuring about 85 others and leaving several thousand homeless, a domestic news  agency reported Tuesday. Tornadoes kill at least three people, injuring about 85... etc.. and the news story continues..

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etc.. Keep your eyes upon me, watch and listen, even as volcanoes begin to erupt, landslides and avalanches, flooding overseas, etc..

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Landslide in San Dimas will keep freeway transition roads closed for at least a week

No injuries are reported as dirt and rocks from a hill near the 10 and 57 freeways partly cover two roads.

A hillside near the heavily traveled 10 and 57 freeways in San Dimas collapsed during rush hour Thursday morning, sending tons of dirt and boulders tumbling onto traffic lanes and shutting down two transition roads. The transition roads will probably remain closed for at least a week while work crews clean up debris, repair the road and shore up the hillside. etc.. and the news story continues..

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etc.. The terrorists, oh, the terrorists, the threats, the drought, the global warming, it is all there. But let not your hearts be troubled, stand on my word, stand on my promises, etc.. 

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Severe drought causes widespread misery

Philippines - A drought in the Philippines has destroyed millions of dollars worth of crops, reduced the country's water supply and is threatening widespread blackouts as power companies contend with low water levels in hydroelectric dams, etc.. and the news story continues...  

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Madeira: Portuguese Island Suffers Worst Catastrophe in 100 Years

Freak torrential rains – 185 litres per square metre – have caused flooding and mudslides in the Portuguese Isle of Madeira in the Atlantic Ocean, killing at least 40 people, injuring 70, leaving around 250 homeless and vast swathes of the island devastated. The Regional Government of Madeira has proclaimed a State of Emergency and has appealed to the European Union for emergency funding. etc.. and the news story continues...

Powerful storm sweeps Argentina's capital

A 90-minute powerful storm with a heavy rainfall of 90 millimeters in volume swept Argentina's capital city of Buenos Aires on Friday, causing an overflow of the Maldonado Stream and seriously interrupting the traffic. Three of the five subway lines in the city had to suspend operation, while the other two could offer irregular service only. Meanwhile, at essential places in the north of the city, firemen, policemen, and rescue teams were seen helping people cross the streets with ropes tied to the traffic lights and columns, since the water level reached a height over people's waists. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Attacks kill 26 across Iraq as March 7 elections near

Los Angeles Times

Baghdad  - Assailants killed a family of eight on Monday, shooting some and beheading others in a brutal attack south of Baghdad reminiscent of the sectarian killings that raged through the area a few years back. etc.. and the news story continues...

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2 huge icebergs let loose off Antarctica's coast

By OWEN PYE, Associated Press Writer Owen Pye, Associated Press Writer – 46 mins ago

SYDNEY – A massive iceberg struck Antarctica, dislodging another giant block of ice from a glacier, Australian and French scientists said Friday. The two icebergs are drifting together about 62 to 93 miles (100 to 150 kilometers) off eastern Antarctica following the collision on Feb. 12 or 13, said Australian Antarctic Division glaciologist Neal Young. etc.. etc.. The new iceberg is 48 miles (78 kilometers) long and about 24 miles (39 kilometers) wide and holds roughly the equivalent of a fifth of the world's annual total water usage, Young told The Associated Press. etc.. and the news story continues...

etc. Learn to walk in the Spirit, learn my word, know my word, for terrible troubles shall take place, you shall see some this week, you shall see some next week. Draw closer. etc..

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February 27, 2010 8:55 a.m. EST

(CNN) -- The 8.8-magnitude earthquake that hit Chile Saturday was similar in intensity to the fifth most powerful quake recorded since 1900. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Powerful quake strikes Argentina

At least one death reported in magnitude 6.3 temblor

NBC, msnbc.com and news services

updated 3:30 p.m. ET, Sat., Feb. 27, 2010

SALTA, Argentina - A strong earthquake struck northwestern Argentina on Saturday on the same day that a massive temblor struck neighboring Chile. Authorities reported at least one person was killed. The 6.3 magnitude quake struck around midday about 15 miles north of the city of Salta, etc.. and the news story continues...

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Heavy rains, flooding plague northern New England

Fri Feb 26, 8:59 am ET

SACO, Maine – A winter storm is creating huge waves and flooding at high tide along the coast of Maine. etc.. etc.. Thirty-year resident Mark Anthony says he hasn't seen "any of this type of flooding." etc.. and the news story continues..

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Blizzard Hits Scotland; England May Flood

Published on February 27, 2010

by EU News Network

LONDON, ENGLAND
Heavy snow and high winds in Scotland Friday forced schools to close and left drivers stranded on a major highway for 17 hours. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Over 250 Significant Earthquakes Shook the World in Past 7 Days

By Carlos Morales Epoch Times Staff

CARACAS, Venezuela —In the past seven days there have been more than 258 recorded earthquakes of a magnitude higher than 4.5 on the Richter's scale. Chile alone has already experienced 81 aftershocks at a rate of 4 per hour since the first big earthquake of 8.8 struck on Saturday, Feb. 27. Tsunami alarms sounded across the world. Apart from the abundant seismic activity in Chile, moderate to strong earthquakes have occurred in several countries, among them: Ecuador (M5.3; 28/2/2010), Argentina (M6.3; 27/2/2010), Afghanistan (M5.7; 27/2/2010), Philippines (M5.7;26/02/2010), Japan/Ryukyu Islands (M7.0; 26/2/2010), Guatemala (M5.6; 23/2/2010), Haiti(M4.7; 23/2/2010), Iran(M5.1; 23/2/2010), Tonga(M5.7; 22/2/2010 with replicas of approximately higher than M5), and 2 earthquakes in Mainland China of M5.4 and M5.0 in the regions of Xizang, Yunnan on Feb. 26 and 27. etc.. etc.. More than 700 people have been reported dead so far since Chile's devastating earthquake of 8.8 on Saturday. Chile is now in a state of chaos as hundreds of people have been looting businesses and selling basic products like water and food at four times their cost. The authorities are currently trying to regulate the situation. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Storms rip through Europe, kill up to 50 in France

By Astrid Wendlandt Astrid Wendlandt – Sun Feb 28, 2:42 pm ET

PARIS (Reuters) – Storms swept through western Europe at the weekend, killing up to 50 people in France and threatening further damage as powerful winds and torrential rains moved north, officials said. The storms ripped through cities, uprooting trees and street signs, wreaking havoc on rail networks and forcing hundreds of flights to be canceled at airports like Paris and Frankfurt. Three people were killed in Spain, two in Germany and one in Portugal, but France was the worst hit as heavy rains, strong gusts of wind and high tides destroyed Atlantic coast sea walls, killing 25 people in the town of l'Aiguillon sur Mer alone, the mayor told French television. "It is a natural catastrophe," French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux told BFM TV, estimating the total death toll in France at between 45 and 50 and warning that high tides could cause further damage. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Another six people suffered light injuries

More aftershocks, new tsunami warning spur panic in Chile

14:19, March 04, 2010

Three strong aftershocks jolted Chile Wednesday four days after the 8.8-magnitude earthquake, sparking panic in the south American country. An aftershock measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale struck late Wednesday following two aftershocks measuring 6.0 and 5.9 respectively earlier in the day. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Powerful quake strikes southern Taiwan, 96 injured

by Amber Wang Amber Wang – 30 mins ago

TAIPEI (AFP) – A powerful earthquake and more than a dozen aftershocks jolted southern Taiwan on Thursday, injuring 96 people, toppling farm houses and derailing a carriage on a high-speed train. Panicked residents fled shaking buildings and children were rushed out of schools in the 6.4-magnitude quake, which also momentarily cut off electricity to more than half a million homes. The US Geological Survey said the tremor struck about 70 kilometres (40 miles) from the island's second-largest city Kaohsiung, but was felt as far north as the capital Taipei, several hundred kilometres away. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Magnitude 6.5 earthquake shakes Indonesian Sumatra

1 hr 32 mins ago

JAKARTA, Indonesia – A magnitude-6.5 undersea earthquake shook the western shore of Indonesia's Sumatra island on Friday, causing panic but no casualties or damage, an official said. The quake struck late at night 74 miles (119 kilometers) southeast of Pagai Selatan, an island off the western coast of Sumatra, Indonesian Meteorology and Geophysics Agency official Gian Ginanjar said. The quake struck 6 miles (10 kilometers) beneath the Indian Ocean bed. There was no tsunami potential, he said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. Lack of jobs even more so than now, for all the jobs have been shipped overseas, and unless they create jobs here, the jobs will be far and few between. etc..

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Unemployment in CNY Rises

January jobless rate, 9.1 percent, sets record for area

By Rick Moriarty  Staff Writer

Providing evidence that the recession still has a firm grip on Central New York, the Syracuse area's unemployment rate rose in January to its highest level in at least 20 years, the state Department of Labor said Thursday. etc.. and the news story continues...

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25 to lose jobs when John Deere center in DeWitt closes

By Nick MeCrea  Contributing writer

A John Deere parts distribution center in DeWitt is closing, ending the jobs of 25 employees and the equipment manufacturer's century-old link to the Syracuse area. etc.. etc.. John Deere is transferring the Syracuse depot's workload to a regional distribution center in Grimsby, Ontario, etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. pray concerning the shortage of food, the high prices, the empty spaces on the shelves in the stores, pray, saith your Father God etc..

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Freeze Causes Tomato Squeeze

Frigid Fla. weather forces restaurants to cope with shortage

etc. Learn to walk in the Spirit, learn my word, know my word, for terrible troubles shall take place, you shall see some this week, you shall see some next week. Draw closer. etc..

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etc. For again it shall be a week of calamity, a week that you shall see many things taking place etc.. 

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Strong earthquake slams eastern Turkey, kills 51

By KADIR KONUKSEVER and SUZAN FRASER, Associated Press Writers Kadir Konuksever And Suzan Fraser, Associated Press Writers – 8 mins ago

OKCULAR, Turkey – A strong, pre-dawn earthquake knocked down stone and mud-brick houses, barns and minarets in eastern Turkey on Monday, killing 51 people in five villages, the government said. The earthquake surprised many residents as they slept, crumpling buildings into piles of rubble. Panicked survivors fled into narrow village streets, some climbing out of windows, as nearly 80 aftershocks measuring up to 5.5 and 5.3 magnitude rattled the region.  The Kandilli seismology center said the 6.0-magnitude quake hit at 4:32 a.m. (0232 GMT, 9 p.m. EST Sunday) etc.. and the news story continues...

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Tornadoes rip through Victoria

By Megan Levy - The Age

Tornadoes are believed to have uprooted trees and damaged houses in Melbourne as a super-cell thunderstorm ripped through the Australian city. Flash flooding and hailstones up to 4cm lashed the area during the violent storm, which hit about 4.30pm on Sunday. Bureau of Meteorology senior forecaster Scott Williams said parts of Shepparton resembled a war zone this morning, capping a wild weekend of weather across Victoria. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Rockslide closes 17 miles of I-70 in Glenwood Canyon

By Tom McGhee The Denver Post

Interstate 70 near Glenwood Springs remains closed after a rockslide smashed through a bridge and dumped boulders the size of tractor trailers on the highway early Monday just west of the Hanging Lake Tunnel. Detours of up to 200 miles could last for days, if not weeks, before the 17-mile stretch of interstate re-opens, the Colorado Department of Transportation said this afternoon. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Israel, Syria pursue nuclear-powered Mideast

By ANGELA CHARLTON and STEVEN GUTKIN, Associated Press Writers Angela Charlton And Steven Gutkin, Associated Press Writers – 14 mins ago

PARIS – Is the Middle East about to go officially nuclear?

Dual announcements Tuesday by bitter rivals Israel and Syria that they want to pursue atomic power plants could complicate the diplomatic storm over Iran's nuclear program and fuel a widening web of suspicion across the Middle East. In a region where few trust each other to keep a nuclear program peaceful, Israel — which is widely thought to have a secret nuclear weapons program — is unlikely to accept Syrian assurances its program is civilian. Looming in the background Egypt, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates also have ambitions to develop nuclear power. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. Rioting in the streets, violent gangs stealing, looting and killing. Lack of jobs even more so than now, for all the jobs have been shipped overseas, and unless they create jobs here, the jobs will be far and few between. A big push for a new monetary system that will become the mark of the beast. The cost of the health plan will be staggering, and grow and grow, the debt shall get far larger than it ever has been to the place that China will refuse to give more money; she'll want our land instead. etc.

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Unemployment rate rises in 30 states

Unemployment rose in 30 states in January, the Labor Department said Wednesday, evidence that jobs remain scarce in most regions of the country. etc.. and the news story continues and ends with... Still, five states reported record-high joblessness in January: California, at 12.5 percent; South Carolina, 12.6 percent; Florida, 11.9 percent; North Carolina, 11.1 percent; and Georgia, 10.4 percent.

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Record monthly deficit posted in February

The government ran up the largest monthly deficit in history in February, etc.. and the news story ends with this statement.. The Treasury Department said Wednesday that the February deficit totaled $230.9 billion, 14 percent higher than the record set in February 2009.

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March 11, 2010 11:49 a.m. EST

Santiago, Chile (CNN) -- Three strong earthquakes rocked Chile on Thursday morning, just as the country was swearing in a new president. A 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit at 11:39 a.m. local time (9:39 a.m. ET), followed by a 6.9-magnitude quake 16 minutes later, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. A third, measured at magnitude 6.0, came 27 minutes later. They were the strongest aftershocks to rattle Chile since a February 27 earthquake etc.. and the news story continues...

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March 11, 2010 11:08 a.m. EST

(CNN) -- Officials in Arkansas said Thursday that one person was dead and three others were injured after a series of powerful tornadoes ripped through dozens of homes in the central part of the state Wednesday night. etc.. and the news story continues...

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By WINK News

Story Created: Mar 12, 2010 at 6:20 AM EST

A possible tornado touched down near Haines City in Polk County, FL. According to news stations in Orlando, several homes were damaged by the possible twister. And the American Red Cross is helping several dozen people who were displaced.

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etc.. The flooding, oh, the flooding, the flooding that is going to come quickly, oh, I say, pray concerning the flooding, not only here in this country, but in other countries. etc.

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At least 25 dead, thousands evacuated in Kazakh floods

by Aliya Akhmediyeva Aliya Akhmediyeva – 15 mins ago

TALDYKORGAN, Kazakhstan (AFP) – At least 25 people were killed and thousands evacuated from their homes in southern Kazakhstan Friday when two burst dams unleash massive flooding, officials said. Flood waters from rivers swollen by unusually heavy winter snowfalls and an early spring spilled over the walls of a dam in the southern Aksuisky district and washed away a second in the nearby Karatalsky district. "According to the latest confirmed information the number of dead stands at 25," etc.. and the news story continues...

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Severe Weather Updates, Cancellations, Sandbags

Posted: 3:57 pm EST March 11,2010Updated: 4:21 pm EST March 11,2010

CENTRAL FLORIDA -- Severe weather in Central Florida on Thursday caused road closures and school activity cancellations. While areas, especially parts of Marion County, were experiencing flooding, etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. Keep your eyes on Israel, for the great attack is on, the pressure is on, she is your fig tree, are you watching her, do you know the things that are taking place? etc.

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Hillary Rodham Clinton's harsh words stun Israel

By Paul Richter

Reporting from Washington Beginning as a spat over a single housing project, a dispute this week between the Obama administration and Israel has ballooned into the biggest U.S.-Israeli clash in 20 years, adding to months of strain between Washington and one of its closest allies. Israel's decision to move ahead with 1,600 new housing units in East Jerusalem, announced during a visit by Vice President Joe Biden, drew criticism from Washington in language rarely directed at even Iran or North Korea. etc.. and the news story continues..

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etc. for the earthquakes shall come, the hurricanes shall come, the tidal waves, the typhoons shall come, the tornadoes shall come, windstorms shall come, etc..

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March 15, 2010 10:21 a.m. EDT

(CNN) -- Crews worked to restore power Monday to more than 400,000 homes as a powerful low-pressure system churned off the Eastern Seaboard. Hurricane-force winds over the weekend toppled trees, taking power lines with them. Heavy rain caused flooding and airport delays across the region. etc.. Wind speeds reached 75 mph Saturday at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport -- as strong as a Category 1 hurricane -- and 72 mph in Atlantic City, New Jersey. etc.. and the news story continues...

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From Andreena Narayan, for CNN

March 15, 2010 6:43 a.m. EDT

(CNN) -- Tropical Cyclone Tomas battered Fiji's northern islands on Monday evening with gusts of up to 275 km/h (170 mph) and heavy rain, but weather officials had not received immediate reports of damage. The Category 4 storm is the second-most destructive on a five-point scale. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. Listen to the things that I have to say, watch Iran, notice the friction between North and South Korea, don’t be fooled by China, nor the new base that Russia is building in Syria for their naval fleet, keep your eyes open, watch these things. etc.

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By HYUNG-JIN KIM Associated Press Tuesday, March 9, 2010

SEOUL, South Korea -- North Korea's army said Monday that it is ready to "blow up" South Korea and the United States, hours after the allies kicked off annual military drills that Pyongyang has slammed as a rehearsal for attack. etc.. etc.. North Korea has recently created an army division in charge of newly developed intermediate-range missiles capable of striking U.S. forces in Japan and Guam, a South Korean news agency said today. The North's People's Army recently launched a division supervising operational deployment of missiles with a range of more than 1,860 miles (3,000 kilometers) that it had developed in recent years, Yonhap news agency reported citing an unidentified South Korean government source. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Tropical Storm Hubert kills 36 in Madagascar

ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar (AP) — Madagascar's disaster officials say at least 36 people have died and more than 38,000 were made homeless by Tropical Storm Hubert. The storm hit the southeast coast of the Indian Ocean island nation on Wednesday. Officials also said Monday that many rice plantations, roads and homes have been affected or destroyed by flooding. etc.. and the news story continues...

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March 16, 2010 2:24 a.m. EDT

(CNN) -- A pair of earthquakes rattled coastal Chile overnight, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. A strong 6.7-magnitude quake hit at 11:22 p.m. Monday, and a moderate 5.5-magnitude quake followed at 12:05 a.m. Tuesday. etc.. and the news story continues...

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By Ashley Hayes, CNN March 16, 2010 9:51 a.m. EDT

(CNN) -- A magnitude-4.4 earthquake rattled residents of southern California early Tuesday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. etc.. and the news story continues...

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by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu

(IsraelNN.com) Incorrect reports in Israel’s largest newspaper and the well known Foreign Policy publication in the United States this week illustrate how the Arab world manipulates the United States to gain concessions and place the world’s ills on Israel’s shoulders. This time their target was also American public opinion. Foreign Policy’s correspondent Mark Perry, a former advisor to Yasser Arafat, added his own spin to statements by U.S.CENTOM Commander General David Petraeus', in an article called: The Petraeus Briefing; Biden's Embarrassment is not the Whole Story, so that the General's statements seemed to blame Israel for casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan. But the general never said that. Perry began by quoting Israel’s decidedly leftist Yediot Acharonot, which wrote that U.S. Vice President Joe Biden “reportedly” told Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu last week, “What you're doing here undermines the security of our troops who are fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan." But White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel said that Vice President Biden never told or hinted to Israeli leaders that Jewish development in Judea and Samaria endangers the lives of U.S. soldiers. Perry, who has a long record of anti-Israeli bias and has written a book promoting “engagement “ with terrorists,” wrote that General Petraeus’ briefed Chief of Staff General Mullen and sent a report to the White House in which he claimed that “there was a growing perception among Arab leaders that the U.S. was incapable of standing up to Israel, that CENTCOM's mostly Arab constituency was losing faith in American promises [and] that Israeli intransigence on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was jeopardizing U.S. standing in the region” and putting U.S. soldiers in danger. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. Trust me with all your heart, put all your trust, all your confidence in me. Don’t put it into the monetary system, don’t put it into the banks, but put all your trust in me. etc..

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By MARCY GORDON, AP Business Writer

Friday, March 19, 2010

(03-19) 17:30 PDT WASHINGTON (AP) --

Regulators on Friday shut down seven banks in five states, bringing to 37 the number of bank failures in the U.S. so far this year. The closings follow the 140 that succumbed in 2009 to mounting loan defaults and the recession. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. took over First Lowndes Bank, in Fort Deposit, Ala.; Appalachian Community Bank in Ellijay, Ga.; Bank of Hiawassee, in Hiawassee, Ga.; and Century Security Bank in Duluth, Ga. The agency also closed down State Bank of Aurora, in Aurora, Minn.; Advanta Bank Corp., based in Draper, Utah; and American National Bank of Parma, Ohio. The FDIC was unable to find a buyer for Advanta Bank, which had $1.6 billion in assets and $1.5 billion in deposits. The regulatory agency approved the payout of the bank's insured deposits and it said checks to depositors for their insured funds will be mailed on Monday. The failure of Advanta Bank is expected to cost the federal deposit insurance fund $635.6 million. etc.. etc.. The pace of bank seizures this year is likely to accelerate in coming months, regulators have said, as losses mount on loans made for commercial property and development. The bank failures — the 140 last year was the highest annual tally since the height of the savings and loan crisis in 1992 — have sapped billions of dollars out of the deposit insurance fund. It fell into the red last year, hitting a $20.9 billion deficit as of Dec. 31. etc.. and the news story continues...

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March 20, 2010 4:00 p.m. EDT

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Volcano erupts in Iceland, hundreds evacuated

By GUDJON HELGASON and PAISLEY DODDS, Associated Press Writers Gudjon Helgason And Paisley Dodds, Associated Press Writers – 11 mins ago

REYKJAVIK, Iceland – A volcano erupted near a glacier in southern Iceland, shooting ash and molten lava into the air and forcing the evacuation Sunday of hundreds of people from nearby villages. There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage from the Eyjafjallajokull volcano, but a state of emergency was declared and scientists feared the eruption could trigger a larger and potentially more dangerous eruption at the Katla volcano. Saturday's eruption, which occurred just before midnight (2000 EDT, 8 p.m. EDT), came weeks after a series of small earthquakes. Television footage showed lava flows along the fissure. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Wildlife forced to backyards by flooding Red River

FARGO - Flooding along the Red River has forced wildlife to seek higher ground. One resident, Cindy Gray, lives in north Fargo, and reported numerous deer in her backyard near Cardinal Muench Seminary. etc. and the story continues..

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updated 10:14 p.m. ET, Sat., March. 20, 2010

NORMAN, Okla. - A powerful storm began blowing through Oklahoma and the southern Plains on the first day of spring Saturday, bringing heavy snow and strong winds a day after temperatures reached into the 70s. Forecasters said gusts of up to 40 mph could create drifts of blowing snow and blizzard conditions in what the National Weather Service called "a potentially life-threatening" storm. Authorities attributed at least three deaths in three states to the weather. etc.. and the news story continues..

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Cyclone hits Australia coast

Mar 22, 2010

SYDNEY - A TROPICAL cyclone smashed into Australia's north-east coast yesterday, bringing winds of up to 200kmh which downed trees and ripped air-conditioning units from walls. Cyclone Ului made landfall near Queensland's Whitsunday Islands, a popular tourist destination on the Great Barrier Reef, damaging buildings, washing yachts ashore and cutting power to thousands of homes, officials said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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UN: 3 killed when small earthquake collapses building in northern Haiti

Sun Mar 21, 8:44 PM

By Jonathan M. Katz, The Associated Press

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - A small earthquake struck northern Haiti early Sunday, collapsing an apartment building and killing at least three people, a U.N. spokesman said. Residents said the tremor struck Haiti's second-largest city of Cap-Haitien shortly after midnight, collapsing the four-story building. Some nearby structures were damaged by the collapse etc.. and the news story continues...

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March 21, 2010 8:15 a.m. EDT

Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel has no intention of backing down in its argument with the United States over Israeli plans to build 1,600 apartments on disputed land in largely Arab East Jerusalem, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday. "Our policy regarding Jerusalem is the same as it was over the past 42 years. We have made it clear to the Americans that for us, building there is just like building in Tel Aviv," Netanyahu said. Israel captured the land in question in the spring of 1967, nearly 43 years ago. etc.. and the news story continues...

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US embargoing arms sales to Israel

Friday, March 19, 2010

I have a reader who keeps reminding me of how the Bush administration violated agreements with Israel by selling certain types of weapons to Saudi Arabia. As I noted earlier, that was done with then-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's approval. etc.. Since taking office, Obama has refused to approve any major Israeli requests for U.S. weapons platforms or advanced systems. Officials said this included proposed Israeli procurement of AH-64D Apache attack helicopters, refueling systems, advanced munitions and data on a stealth variant of the F-15E. "All signs indicate that this will continue in 2010," a congressional source familiar with the Israeli military requests said. "This is really an embargo, but nobody talks about it publicly." etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. Watch the peace talks, watch Tony Blair and his one world religion along with his one world government, watch these things. etc.

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Gimme That OC Religion

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair Asks Rick Warren to be His Jesus

By Gustavo Arellano, Saturday, Mar. 20 2010 @ 2:00PM

Of course I'm exaggerating. But last week, the British newspaper The Observer revealed that the country's former prime minister, Tony Blair, counts Purpose-Driven® Rick on his advisory council for the Tony Blair Faith Foundation, which the Observer describes as a charity that "promotes cohesion between the major faiths." Warren, Prop. H8 notwithstanding, does have a talent for speaking before different faith groups, so we'll see if Blair can use him to corral support from other religious groups for the as-yet-unnamed faith-based projects the Foundation wants to do in the United States. etc.. and the news story continues..

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Sand blasted: Storm scours eastern Asia

By Christopher Bodeen  (AP)

Beijing - The dust works its way through keyholes and window frames, and smells like a filthy brew of dirt, smoke and metallic particles.  The sky turns magenta and whole buildings disappear.  Eyes tear up and throats get sore from coughing.  etc.. The storms are a product of worsening desertification in Inner Mongolia and other Gobi Desert regions hundreds of miles to the north and west of Beijing caused.  The change is caused by overgrazing, deforestation, drought and urban sprawl.  Strong winds pick up the loose dust and dirt, mixing them with industrial pollution. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. Russia rising up to her full strength while she continues to tell us to disarm, the selling out of all our secret plans for the whole world to look at. etc..

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Nuclear weapons reduction: US, Russia close to announcing deal

By Howard LaFranchi,  Staff writer / March 24, 2010

Washington

American and Russian negotiators reached agreement Wednesday on a new strategic arms reduction treaty that will continue the process of reducing the world’s two largest arsenals of nuclear weapons – and that will move the powers further away from their 20th-century status as cold-war enemies. etc.. etc.. etc.. The new START may be even more crucial to the May NPT review conference, Mr. Pifer says, because it will strengthen the hand of US officials seeking to dissuade nuclear wannabes from pursuing nuclear weapons. “It just puts more impediments on the road to developing nuclear weapons,” he says. Finally, Pifer says, the accord is a “validation” for the Russians that they are still a superpower, at least in the nuclear realm. And that could leave the Russians more open to cooperation with the US – or that’s what the administration hopes, he says. etc.. and the news story continues...

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By Barry Neild, CNN

March 25, 2010 12:11 p.m. EDT

London, England (CNN) -- Rare photos of Russian strategic bomber jets purportedly intercepted in British airspace show Moscow's war machine is becoming increasingly bold, analysts said Thursday as Russia denied any territorial violations. Britain's Ministry of Defence released images it said were taken earlier this month of two Russian Tu-160 bombers -- known as Blackjacks by NATO forces -- as they entered UK airspace near the Outer Hebrides islands off Scotland's northwest coast. It said the March 10 incident, which resulted in crystal clear images of the planes against clear blue skies and a dramatic sunset, was one of many intercepts carried out by British Royal Air Force crews in just over 12 months. "This is not an unusual incident, and many people may be surprised to know that our crews have successfully scrambled to intercept Russian aircraft on more than 20 occasions since the start of 2009," Wing Cdr. Mark Gorringe, of the RAF's 111 Squadron, said in a statement. etc.. etc.. Experts say regardless of the exact flight paths, the increased sorties by Russian aircrafts in international airspace show Moscow is flexing its muscles as it re-emerges as a global military player. etc.. and the news story continues....

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etc.. You see Russia as she flexes her mussels, as she shows the world that she is very strong, etc.. 

Friday, April 2, 2010 9:24 AM

CARACAS, Venezuela – Russia has offered to help Venezuela set up its own space industry, including a satellite launch site, as Prime Minister Vladimir Putin makes his first visit to the South American country. etc.. etc.. Chavez has built close ties with Russia in recent years and has bought more than $4 billion in Russian weapons since 2005, including helicopters, fighter jets and 100,000 Kalashnikov rifles. Russian and Venezuelan officials also planned to sign new agreements for energy projects in Venezuela, as well as industrial, commercial and agriculture projects. etc.. and the news story continues and ends with this statement.. After welcoming Putin at the airport, Chavez accompanied the Russian leader on a tour of a Russian Navy ship that is paying a port call in Venezuela.

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Giuliani: Obama's Anti-Nuke Move 'Left-Wing Dream'

By: John Rossomando

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has terse words for Barack Obama’s nuclear policy, describing it as characteristic of an “inept” leader who seems intent on living out a “left-wing dream.” The Obama administration nuclear policy unveiled Tuesday calls for reducing the number of potential American nuclear targets and says the United States would not necessarily use nuclear weapons in response to attacks by chemical or biological weapons. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Gaffney: Obama Nuclear Plan Takes 'Dangerous' Risks With U.S. Security

By: Jim Meyers

Leading national security expert Frank Gaffney has a few choice words for President Barack Obama’s policies on the production and use of nuclear weapons — “reckless,” “dangerous,” “irresponsible,” “ill-advised,” “very risky” and “catastrophic.” Gaffney, founder and president of the Center for Security Policy, also tells Newsmax that Obama is taking “considerable risks” with Americans’ security, and his policies could ultimately lead to the “disarmament” of the U.S. And he says the policies raise questions about the president’s judgment “and his faithful execution of his constitutional responsibilities for the common defense.”  Gaffney was nominated by President Ronald Reagan in April 1987 to become assistant secretary of defense for International Security Policy, the senior position in the Defense Department with responsibility for policies involving nuclear forces, arms control and U.S.-European defense relations.  He also served as deputy assistant secretary of defense for Nuclear Forces and Arms Control Policy. The Obama administration is altering the country’s decades-old nuclear weapons policy etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. You shall see as they sign away your safety, you shall know these things, saith your Father God, for they will be voiced loud and clear. And the world will sit back in amazement at the superpower that is no longer a superpower, etc.

By the CNN Wire staff

April 8, 2010 9:38 a.m. EDT

Prague, Czech Republic (CNN) -- President Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Thursday signed a major nuclear arms control agreement that reduces the nuclear stockpiles of both nations. etc.. etc.. the news story continues and ends with this statement... The new treaty would be the first pact related to arms control since the end of the Cold War, experts have said, setting the stage for further arms reductions that will tackle thorny issues such as what to do with nondeployed warheads that are kept in storage, tactical nuclear weapons and further cuts in missiles and launch vehicles. Some of those issues are expected to come up at the nuclear security summit in Washington on Monday and Tuesday.

POSTED: 4:34 pm EDT April 9, 2010
UPDATED: 11:24 pm EDT April 9, 2010

ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. --

Clean up from powerful storms that tore through the Upstate Thursday continues, as National Weather Service meteorologists confirmed Friday that two tornadoes caused the damage in Anderson County. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. you shall see changes such as you have never seen before, you shall see disaster that makes the other disasters look small. You will see more flooding and then quickly the drought shall return along with the global heating, famine, earthquakes, tidal waves, volcanoes, yes, they all shall come. And as you watch and read in the paper, as you listen to the news, your eyes shall see the things that I, your Father God, have been warning you about, you shall see the things that I have said come to pass, etc..

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Magnitude 6.9 earthquake strikes Tibetan plateau

BEIJING (Reuters) – A magnitude 6.9 earthquake hit a remote region of the Tibetan plateau in China, the United States Geological Survey said on Wednesday. etc.. etc.. The quake was centered 150 miles north northwest of Qamdo in Tibet and 235 miles south southeast of the mining town of Golmud in Qinghai, and had a depth of 29 miles, it said. The foothills to the south and east of the area are home to herders and Tibetan monastaries, while the area to the north and west is arid and desolate. A magnitude 5.0 quake struck the same region late on Tuesday night. etc.. and the news story continues...

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By the CNN Wire Staff

April 14, 2010 10:28 a.m. EDT

(CNN) -- Nearly 400 people are feared dead after a rapid series of strong earthquakes hit a mountainous and impoverished area of China's Qinghai province early Wednesday, state-run media said. At least 10,000 others were injured, etc.. etc.. The USGS also recorded several strong aftershocks -- one of magnitude 5.8 -- all within hours of the initial quake. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. Lack of jobs even more so than now, for all the jobs have been shipped overseas, and unless they create jobs here, the jobs will be far and few between. A big push for a new monetary system that will become the mark of the beast. etc.. 

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Jobless Aid

Stop playing politics with people facing real hardship

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etc. you shall see changes such as you have never seen before, you shall see disaster that makes the other disasters look small. You will see more flooding etc..

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Iceland Eyjafjallajokull More Evacuations Due to Flooding

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etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? The flooding, the mudslides, the avalanches, the drought, the calamities that are taking place here and there, keep your eyes on them. etc..

Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:53am IS

By Nita Bhalla, NEW DELHI (AlertNet) - The death toll from a devastating tornado in India has risen to 136 and is likely to increase further as rescuers look for the missing - some of whom are believed to be buried under debris, the United Nations and aid agencies said on Friday. etc.. etc.. Packing wind speeds of up to 120 kph (75 mph), the storm flattened over 100,000 homes, destroyed crops such as maize and wheat, disrupted power and communication lines, uprooted hundreds of trees and killed livestock. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. You will see more flooding and then quickly the drought shall return along with the global heating, famine, earthquakes, tidal waves, volcanoes, yes, they all shall come. And as you watch and read in the paper, as you listen to the news, your eyes shall see the things that I, your Father God, have been warning you about, you shall see the things that I have said come to pass, etc..

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etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? The flooding, the mudslides, the avalanches, the drought, the calamities that are taking place here and there, keep your eyes on them. etc..

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etc.. You will see more flooding and then quickly the drought shall return along with the global heating, famine, earthquakes, tidal waves, volcanoes, yes, they all shall come. And as you watch and read in the paper, as you listen to the news, your eyes shall see the things that I, your Father God, have been warning you about, you shall see the things that I have said come to pass, etc..

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etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? The flooding, the mudslides, the avalanches, the drought, the calamities that are taking place here and there, keep your eyes on them. etc..

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on Apr 30, 2010 11:07 pm ET

CLINTON, Ark. (AP) -- Tornadoes ripping through central Arkansas killed at least one person and injured about two dozen others Friday, and more bad weather was possible Saturday, authorities said. etc.. Another round of storms, including tornadoes, could come Saturday, said John Robinson, warning coordinator meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Little Rock. etc.. and the news story continues...

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THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Heavy thunderstorms lashed parts of western Tennessee with almost a foot of rain, leading to the deaths of five people and flooded neighborhoods, roads and waterways. The line of storms also dropped reported tornadoes and hail along the Mississippi River Valley in Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky and northward. The forecast called for more rain through the weekend. Hundreds of homes had been evacuated and shelters were being opened across the state for people stranded due to flooded roads. Heidt said crews were called out for swift-water rescues from Nashville to Memphis. "It's so widespread, it's a very serious concern," he said. The deaths were in reported in Stewart, Davidson, Williamson and Carroll counties, he said. etc.. and the news story continues..

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etc.. Continue to pray against the terrorists killing people here in your country. etc.

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Car bomb scares Times Square but fails to explode

By TOM HAYS and CRISTIAN SALAZAR, Associated Press Writers Tom Hays And Cristian Salazar, Associated Press Writers – 47 mins ago

NEW YORK – Police found an "amateurish" but potentially powerful bomb that apparently began to detonate but did not explode in a smoking sport utility vehicle in Times Square, authorities said Sunday. Thousands of tourists were cleared from the streets for 10 hours after a T-shirt vendor alerted police to the suspicious vehicle, which contained three propane tanks, fireworks, two filled 5-gallon gasoline containers, and two clocks with batteries, electrical wire and other components, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said. "We avoided what we could have been a very deadly event," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said. "It certainly could have exploded and had a pretty big fire and a decent amount of explosive impact." The bomb appeared to be starting to detonate but malfunctioned, top police spokesman Paul Browne said Sunday. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. the drought shall widen, the water shall get more scarce, etc..

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Water Levels Drop

Lake Ontario's low levels could cause problems for boaters

By Debra J. Groom Staff Writer

Low water levels in Montreal Harbor could hamper fishing and recreational boating this spring on Lake Ontario.  On Tuesday, the water level for Lake Ontario was one foot lower than the 100-year average for that date, etc.. etc.. John Kangas, with the Army Corps of Engineers and the Board of Control explains it this way: Montreal Harbor is about six feet lower than normal.  etc.. etc.. Adding to the problem this year has been the small amount of snow and lack of spring rain.  Kangas and others said snow melt and rain usually keep the lake and river levels high.  etc.. and the news story continues... 

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As of now R.G. Stair stated on his shortwave radio program this is what happened to the oil rig.  From Russian waters to Cuban waters to the U.S. waters where the missile was fired.  The vessel was a North Korean vessel.   

etc.. You will see more flooding and then quickly the drought shall return along with the global heating, famine, etc.

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etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? The flooding, etc..

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By the CNN Wire Staff  May 7, 2010 7:42 a.m. EDT

Nashville, Tennessee (CNN) -- Water continued to recede in flood-struck Tennessee Thursday, as the Cumberland River fell below flood stage for the first time since heavy weekend rains overflowed it. As of Thursday afternoon, the river stood at 39.5 feet, or about half an inch under flood stage, officials said. The waters had receded in much of the city of Nashville, six days after the record-setting rains swelled rivers to historic levels and flooded several neighborhoods. etc.. etc.. The death toll in three states has risen to 31 from the storms, authorities said Thursday. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. And as the experts talk about the economy, you will notice that the stock market will begin to go down, down, down. For the signs are all there, the false economy is not doing anything to help, the lies do not help, etc.. 

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etc.. You will see more flooding and then quickly the drought shall return along with the global heating, famine, earthquakes, tidal waves, volcanoes, yes, they all shall come. And as you watch and read in the paper, as you listen to the news, your eyes shall see the things that I, your Father God, have been warning you about, you shall see the things that I have said come to pass, etc..

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By MarketWatch

TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) -- Fresh plumes of ash from the Iceland volcano again are disrupting Sunday air travel in Europe, media reports say. AFP reported that airspace over France, Italy and Portugal was closed and dozens of flights were cancelled on Sunday. Ryanair said in a statement on Sunday that it expects airspace over the Italian cities of Bologna, Milan Bergamo, Pisa, and Turin as well as Porto, Portugal, to be closed or restricted on Sunday. etc.. and the news story continues...

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In Iraq's bloodiest day of 2010, attacks kill 100

By REBECCA SANTANA and LARA JAKES, Associated Press Writer Rebecca Santana And Lara Jakes, Associated Press Writer – 53 mins ago

BAGHDAD – A man with explosives strapped to his body blew himself up in a crowd, bombers struck a southern city and gunmen sprayed fire on security checkpoints in attacks Monday that killed at least 100 people — most of them in Shiite areas — in Iraq's deadliest day this year. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? The flooding, the mudslides, the avalanches, the drought, the calamities that are taking place here and there, keep your eyes on them. etc..

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by Becky Kellogg , on May 10, 2010 7:34 pm ET

A huge storm system spawned multiple tornadoes in central Oklahoma this afternoon leaving multiple injuries, leveling homes, and even bending metal power poles in half. Early reports say the cities of Yukon, Norman, and Moore have all been hit by tornadoes and sustained heavy damage. The Seminole, Oklahoma airport also reportedly sustained heavy damage. The scope of the destruction is still very uncertain, but video damage reports show large brick homes with their second floors completely ripped off. Metal power poles have also been blown over, as seen in initial flyovers by local television choppers. etc.. and the news story continues..

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(CBS/AP) Violent storms that tore through the southern Plains killed five people and injured dozens more, leaving behind flattened homes, toppled semitrailers and downed power lines. Several tornadoes were reported in Oklahoma and Kansas on Monday as the storms moved through the area, dumping hail as big as baseballs and leaving tens of thousands of people without power. etc.. etc.. There were at least 21 unconfirmed reports of twisters touching down across Oklahoma, reports CBS "Early Show" weather anchor Dave Price, one of which took aim at a store in the state's south where all 75 to 80 people inside survived thanks to the quick thinking of an employee who huddled them into a walk-in freezer to rid-out the storm. etc.. and the news story continues...

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EF1 Tornado Lashes Monett, Mo.

By KSPR News
By Will Carter and Staff

Story Created: May 13, 2010 at 11:55 AM CDT  Story Updated: May 13, 2010 at 6:39 PM CDT

An EF1 tornado touched down Thursday morning in Monett, Mo., destroying at least one restaurant and damaging several other businesses. etc.. The twister's path was about 20 yards wide, witnesses said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. many things shall yet come to pass, even as snow fell and added more inches to an area that has already had much snow, many things shall continue to take place, many things that you desire not. etc..

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Wyoming, Colorado get dumping of spring snow

Wed May 12, 6:39 pm ET

CHEYENNE, Wyo. – A spring storm has dropped more than 3 feet of snow in the mountains of central Wyoming, closing some highways and schools and causing scattered power outages from broken and sagging tree limbs. In Colorado, more than a foot of snow was reported on the east side of Rocky Mountain National Park on Wednesday, and residents along the Front Range were cleaning up branches and trees weighed down by snow from the May storm. To the east, heavy winds and wet snow in the Nebraska Panhandle combined to knock out power in the Scottsbluff area, etc and the news story continues...

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etc. Listen carefully to what they say about the economy because they are not telling you the truth, it is not as stable as they say that it is, they are too far in debt and they continue to go into debt and this will not lead them out, but it will lead them to the place that they are bankrupt, totally broke. The world knows this, the world is watching. etc.

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Friday, 14 May 2010 01:49 PM

By: Gene Koprowski

The United States is facing the same fiscal problems as Greece, says Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England. “Bear in mind King is usually one of the most guarded policymakers in both British and central banking circles. Not yesterday,” the U.K. Telegraph reported. etc.. etc... and the news story continues and ends with this statement.. Now, the United States and Europe have socialized the debt. Trillion dollar deficits are not sustainable, however. “What has happened in Greece could happen in the U.S. We could have serious problems," says Roubini, the former Clinton White House economist, and professor at New York University. "We have the debt of the federal government. Many state and local governments are bankrupt. There are unfunded liabilities for social security. There are unfunded liabilities for state pensions.”

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WASHINGTON, May 14 (Reuters) - U.S. regulators seized four more banks on Friday, including Midwest Bank and Trust Co of Elmwood Park, Illinois, which had $3.17 billion in assets. The failures bring the year tally up to 72. Small banks are continuing to collapse at a rapid pace, with deteriorating loan portfolios that burn through their capital positions. etc.. and the news story continues...

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USGS reports moderate earthquake in Puerto Rico

WASHINGTON, May 16 (Reuters) - A magnitude 5.7 earthquake hit in western Puerto Rico on Sunday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Oklahoma Storm

Posted: May 14, 2010 3:12 PM EDT

Tulsa, OK - Strong winds, large hail and a possible tornado tore through Oklahoma yesterday, causing more damage to the state. Tulsa officials say a tornado may have touched down in the city. etc.. etc.. Golf ball-sized hail punched holes in several homes. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Sunday downpour causes street flooding

by Maya Rodriguez / Eyewitness News wwltv.com

Posted on May 16, 2010 at 11:51 PM  Updated yesterday at 11:53 PM

NEW ORLEANS -- Morning downpours flooded streets across the metro area Sunday. The waters rose so high and so quickly that it caught some residents and business owners off guard. Along Tulane Avenue in Mid City, Sunday morning brought a watery mess for drivers and business owner Ronnie Jessemy. etc... But first he has to deal with water. Lots of it. Not just outside, but inside his building. "I lost out on my refrigerators, I lost out on wiring in there, on my floors, on the walls," Jessemy said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? The flooding, the mudslides, the avalanches, the drought, the calamities that are taking place here and there, keep your eyes on them. etc..

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Tornadoes, thunderstorms thrash Northern Colorado

By Nate Taylor

Just after Northern Colorado residents got a few days of sunshine, Tuesday brought rain, thunderstorms and tornadoes to the region, and the stormy weather pattern could last for another two weeks. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Tornadoes hit Texas County

By TRAVIS RUIZ
Lead Reporter
A rotating wall cloud is seen forming west of Guymon on Tuesday evening. This storm produced brief tornado touchdowns in extreme western Texas County in an area near the Highway 64/Highway 95 intersection, as well as Eva and near Yarbrough School before moving into Kansas. Tornadoes were reported from a separate storm near Hough. There were no reports of damage or injuries from the small twisters. Other tornadoes were reported in the Texas Panhandle, etc.. and the news story continues...

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16 Tornadoes Touch Down In Okla.

No Major Injuries Reported

POSTED: 9:57 pm CDT May 19, 2010 UPDATED: 3:22 am CDT May 20, 2010
Oklahoma City - More than a dozen tornadoes touched down in Oklahoma as another round of severe weather developed across the state. By the end of Wednesday evening, meteorologists with the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center reported that 16 tornadoes touched down across Oklahoma. etc.. and the news story continues...

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May 19, 2010 6:32 am US/Pacific

2 Earthquakes Rattle Areas In San Diego County

San Diego (CBS) - Two small overnight earthquakes rattled areas in San Diego County Wednesday. A magnitude 3.5 quake struck near the resort community of Julian just after midnight. A few minutes later, a 3.8 earthquake rattled an area near Ocotillo. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. the economy will go down very soon now. So I am giving you a warning ahead of time, it is almost that hour and it shall be far worse than the last one. Prepare yourselves, for it shall not affect you, for I shall take you through this time, I shall supply for you, I shall meet your every need, but prepare yourself, make yourself ready. etc..

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FEAR!  Dow in staggering dive fueled by Euro & Pam-plan jitters

By Chuck Bennett

The stock market took its single worst one-day plunge in more than a year yesterday, rattled by fear over Europe's continuing debt crisis and uncertainty over a crackdown on Wall Street by Washington.  The Dow Jones industrial average dropped a stomach-churning 376 points - or 3.6 percent - the biggest single-day drop since February 2009, with all the major indexes down more than 3 percent. etc.  and the news story continues...

etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? The flooding, the mudslides, the avalanches, the drought, the calamities that are taking place here and there, keep your eyes on them. etc..

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BY ANDREW LAMBERSONAND Elissa Dickey, alamberson@aberdeennews.comand edickey@aberdeennews.com

Published on Sunday, May 23, 2010

Severe storms - including golf ball-sized hail and multiple tornadoes - rocked northeast South Dakota Saturday night, destroying at least one farm and knocking out power to towns. etc.. etc.. Edmunds County Emergency Management Director Leland Treichel said the tornado missed the town of Bowdle, but the town did experience wind damage. Treichel said the tornado, which he estimated to be 500-1,000 feet wide, traveled on the ground about seven miles. It hit four farm sites, at least one of which sustained severe damage. "There's nothing left on the farm basically," he said. A large transmission line runs through that area, Treichel said. Nine steel transmission towers were destroyed, including a state radio tower, he said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Floods kill 15 in Poland as rivers swell to record levels

Mon May 24, 12:31 pm ET

WARSAW (AFP) – The death toll from flooding in Poland rose to 15 Monday as torrential rain swelled major rivers to levels unseen in more than a century and rescuers from across Europe battled to prevent further tragedy. etc.. etc.. Flood waters on the Vistula and another major river, the Oder, "are at a level unseen since 1884" and have inundated hundred of thousands of hectares (acres), etc.. and the news story continues....

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etc.. You will see more flooding and then quickly the drought shall return along with the global heating, famine, earthquakes, tidal waves, volcanoes, yes, they all shall come. And as you watch and read in the paper, as you listen to the news, your eyes shall see the things that I, your Father God, have been warning you about, you shall see the things that I have said come to pass, etc..

etc.. Rioting in the streets, violent gangs stealing, looting and killing. Lack of jobs even more so than now, for all the jobs have been shipped overseas, and unless they create jobs here, the jobs will be far and few between. etc.

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Bombs kill 6 in Iraqi capital, including policemen

By HADEEL AL-SHALCHI, Associated Press Writer Hadeel Al-shalchi, Associated Press Writer – Sun Jun 6, 5:26 am ET

BAGHDAD – A car bomb exploded outside a Baghdad police station Sunday in the deadliest of a pair of attacks that killed six people in the Iraqi capital, security and hospital officials said. etc.. etc.. The blast killed four police officers and one civilian, and wounded 15 people, etc.. Though violence has declined dramatically from just a few years ago, when the country teetered on the brink of civil war, attacks around the capital have refused to ebb. The violence is a serious challenge for Iraq's police and military forces as U.S. troops prepare to withdraw. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Tornadoes hit central Illinois

June 6, 2010 6:39 AM

etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? etc

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Obama calls for limiting Israel's blockade of Gaza

News service reports

Washington - President Barack Obama called for sharply limiting Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip in the wake of the botched Israeli naval raid that's straining U.S. and Israeli relations with allies around the world.  The White House announced a $400 million aid package for Gaza and the West Bank. etc.. and the news story continues...

etc.. we look at the earthquakes, the tornadoes, are you aware of the tornadoes? etc

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Spring storm brings hail, tornadoes to Front Range, plains

Colorado is being hit hard with springtime weather tonight with strong thunderstorms, hail, funnel clouds and two reported tornadoes on the ground. Separate tornadoes were reported to have touched down briefly in Washington County near the Last Chance community, according to the National Weather Service. etc.. and the news story continues...

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2 US troops, 11 Afghan civilians killed in south

By AMIR SHAH and ROHAN SULLIVAN, Associated Press Writers Amir Shah And Rohan Sullivan, Associated Press Writers – 1 hr 7 mins ago

KABUL, Afghanistan – Two U.S. troops and at least 11 civilians died in violence across southern Afghanistan on Friday, including one attack in which a suicide bomber wearing a burqa blew himself up in a bazaar. etc.. etc.. Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the U.S. and NATO commander in Afghanistan, said in Brussels on Friday that insurgents have killed 59 Afghans during the past seven days, 54 of them in Kandahar. He told NATO ministers that insurgents also wounded 116, 94 of them in Kandahar. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. Beware of the famine, there shall be a great, great famine this summer along with more flooding, more tornadoes, more violence, violence like you have not seen before, more protests, terrorist’s groups operating on a far larger scale than they have operated before. Drought, global warming, high cost of living and yet gas shall go down. etc..

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16 dead in Arkansas flooding

By the CNN Wire Staff June 11, 2010 7:16 p.m. EDT

(CNN) -- At least 16 people died at a federal campground in Arkansas after heavy rain and flash flooding Friday, and many more could be trapped in the area, state authorities said. etc.. etc.. "The water was rising faster than I've ever seen," Hofert told CNN's Rick Sanchez. People "were coming from everywhere, like ants running from water." etc.. and the news story continues...

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Tornado Damage Reported In NW Kansas

Damage reported in Allison, near the Sheridan/Decatur County line. 

Posted: 8:12 PM Jun 11, 2010
Reporter: KAKEland WeatherPlex

Multipile tornado touchdowns were reported near Allison, along the Sheridan/Decatur County line. Damage was reported to a home with blown out windows. Also, feed bunks have been overturned. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Magnitude 7.5 quake reported in Indian Ocean

By The Associated Press The Associated Press – 36 mins ago

NEW YORK – An earthquake measuring magnitude-7.5 was reported early Sunday in the Indian Ocean west of India's Nicobar Islands, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Flash flooding strands dozens in Oklahoma City

By SEAN MURPHY, Associated Press Writer Sean Murphy, Associated Press Writer – Mon Jun 14, 3:28 pm ET

OKLAHOMA CITY – Flash flooding across the Oklahoma City area Monday stranded commuters on washed-out roads and prompted crews to send boats into inundated neighborhoods, rescuing dozens of residents and motorists who sought safety in trees and on rooftops. etc.. and the news story continues..

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Swarm of earthquakes strikes southern San Diego County

Robert J. Lopez June 14, 2010

Nearly two dozens earthquakes, including a magnitude 5.7 temblor, struck Monday night near the U.S.-Mexican border in southern San Diego County. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Storms rake Indiana with winds, rain, hail

Posted: June 15, 2010 Associated Press

Earthquake in the Fox Islands region of Alaska

Local Date: Wednesday June 16th, 2010 Local Time: 07:09 AM AKDT Universal Time: 06/16/2010 15:09:47.016 UTC Magnitude: 4.34 ML Latitude: 52.4159 Longitude: -168.0366 Depth: 8 miles (13 km) Author: oa_op dbgMl

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By DAVE KOLPACK, Associated Press Writer Dave Kolpack, Associated Press Writer – 1 hr 53 mins ago

WADENA, Minn. – When the storm came through, Jay Hotakainen huddled in the basement of his northwest Minnesota home with his 12-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter. The walls shook and everything in the house rattled. "They say it sounds like a freight train. It does," Hotakainen said. Two people were killed and dozens injured as a series of tornadoes tore through Minnesota on Thursday, flattening homes, toppling power lines and leaving a big chunk of Hotakainen's hometown of Wadena treeless. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Storms rip windows off tower, kill motorist

Winds, rain slam midwest; toppled trees snap power lines in 3 states

msnbc.com staff and news service reports

updated 11:40 p.m. ET, Fri., June 18, 2010

CHICAGO - Swift-moving storms carrying high winds and pelting rain knocked out windows at Chicago's 110-story Willis Tower Friday and killed a motorist in southern Michigan. The storm also knocked out electricity for hundreds of thousands across northern Illinois, southeastern Wisconsin and southern Michigan etc.. etc.. The National Weather Service says winds in excess of 70 mph were recorded as the storm whipped into Chicago. etc.. and the news story continues...

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France floods kill 25, wreck homes

by Pierre Pratabuy Pierre Pratabuy – Thu Jun 17, 12:23 pm ET

DRAGUIGNAN, France (AFP) – Rescuers combed wrecked cars and homes for bodies in France's Cote d'Azur on Thursday after the worst floods in two centuries killed 25 people including a two-year-old, authorities said. etc.. and the news story continues.....

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NATO says 4 troops die in Afghan helicopter crash

By HEIDI VOGT and ROHAN SULLIVAN, Associated Press Writers Heidi Vogt And Rohan Sullivan, Associated Press Writers – 1 hr 1 min ago

KABUL, Afghanistan – A military helicopter crashed during an early morning operation in southern Afghanistan on Monday, killing three Australian commandoes and an American service member. Two other international service members were killed Sunday in separate bombings in the south, NATO announced without specifying nationalities. One of them was an American, etc.. etc.. The crash comes in a particularly deadly month for NATO forces. With the most recent deaths, at least 59 international troops, including 36 Americans, have died so far in June. That puts June among the deadliest months for international forces in the nearly nine-year war. The deadliest month so far for the military alliance was July 2009 when 75 troops, including 44 Americans, were killed. The rising death toll underscores the precarious situation for Afghanistan's international allies as violence has ramped up this summer. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Published: 9:00 p.m. Sunday, June 20, 2010

BAGHDAD — Suicide bombers in a crowded Baghdad commercial district and in Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit killed as many as 33 people Sunday as insurgents tried to turn a months long deadlock over forming a new Iraqi government to their advantage. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Storms leave thousands without power in Maine

June 24, 2010

ELIOT, Maine—A series of fast-moving storms tearing through Maine have unleashed powerful winds that brought down trees and snapped power lines, leaving thousands of people without power, mainly in the York County. etc.. and the news story continues and ends with this statement.. Officials did not immediately have detail on the strength of the storms, but metereologists in nearby Rochester, N.H., noted that one of the storms generated wind gusts of up to 61 mph as it tore towards Maine.

Storms down trees, clear OSD midway

Friday, June 25 2010 By Chris Meyers Staff writer

Wednesday night’s storms were still rolling through Kosciusko County when Whitley County was already bracing for what was to come. etc.. etc.. firefighters were clearing the park Wednesday night while police were walking the midway trying to get people to leave before the storms hit. And they hit with a force. The National Weather Service recorded winds near 50 mph Wednesday. Trees snapped or fell throughout the county, etc.. and the news story continues..

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etc. Not so for the world, great disaster continues to wait for the world. Tornadoes, the flooding, soon the hurricanes, the drought continues, the global warming continues, oh, the trouble that is here and there. More earthquakes, another volcano, a great shaking, oh I say, watch and behold, know and understand, ponder on the things that are taking place. What do you read in my word that lines up with the things that you are seeing, do you know the hour? Pray that you will know the hour, etc.

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Flooding Issues? Contact FSA Office

Published: Sunday, June 20, 2010 9:42 PM CDT

LINCOLN, Neb. — During the past week, many areas of Nebraska have experienced extensive flooding. Greg Ibach, director of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA), is reminding producers that have experienced damage to crops or loss of livestock to contact their local United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) office to report their losses. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Flooding causes Nixon to activate guard

Published: Thursday, June 24, 2010 10:55 PM CDT

The Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has announced plans to send state National Guard troops to flood-weary northwest Missouri to deal with additional flooding that could result from an Army Corps of Engineers' water release out of an upstream reservoir. etc.. etc. The Missouri River has been high in northwest Missouri for several days. Dozens of roads have been closed in the region, and about 200 homes have been evacuated in Holt County because of high water. Thousands of acres of cropland have been destroyed. Water was also near the top of levees in the region, and a few have been overtopped or destroyed. "We're seeing massive damage," said Mark Sitherwood, Holt County presiding commissioner. No injuries have been reported. etc. and the news story continues...

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Flooding and slips swamp Coromandel

Parts of Coromandel Peninsula were cut off by road last night as rain hammered the region, causing flooding and slips. etc.. etc.. The alternative 309 Road linking Coromandel town to the east coast was also closed. Up to 250 millimetres of rain had been forecast for the area from Thursday night until this morning. Anne Laugden, of Coromandel town, said people had not been able to get in or out of the town since about 3pm yesterday. "It's been raining constantly since 8am this [Friday] morning and it's still going." etc.. New Zealand Transport Agency operations manager Chris Beddall said the roading agency had doubled the number of crews patrolling the region. He said a lot of people had put off travelling and he warned people using their cars this weekend to drive to the conditions. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Confirmed: Two low-intensity tornadoes hit Quebec

The Canadian Press

Date: Tuesday Jun. 29, 2010 6:17 PM ET

MONTREAL — Environment Canada is confirming that two low-intensity tornadoes hit the Montreal region on Monday evening. The twisters, rated at F0 -- the lowest intensity -- by Environment Canada, touched down in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue and Mascouche. etc.. and the news story continues...

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NWS confirms tornadoes in Palermo and Herkimer

by CNY Central Staff

Posted: 06.28.2010 at 9:39 PM Updated: 06.29.2010 at 1:05 PM

EAST PALERMO, OSWEGO CO. -- The National Weather Service has confirmed that tornadoes touched down in both Oswego County and the Mohawk Valley, after a twister caused minor damage in several rural upstate New York communities Monday. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Strong 6.5 earthquake hits southern Mexico

Wed Jun 30, 4:33 am ET

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – A strong 6.5-magnitude earthquake struck southern Mexico in the early hours of Wednesday, shaking buildings as far away as Mexico City, where some people filed onto the street in their pajamas. The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake struck 75 miles west-south of the colonial city of Oaxaca etc.. and the news story continues...

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Seismically-active Wednesday on the West Coast

Written by Terre Logsdon Thursday, 01 July 2010

View, Alaska, according to the US Geological Survey.

At 2:22 a.m. local time Wednesday

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA – Numerous earthquakes were reported on the West Coast of North America today – including one near Hamilton City that did not occur on a known fault line. Wednesday's quakes stretched from Oaxaca, Mexico, to as far north as Glacier, a 6.2-magnitude earthquake shook the Oaxaca region of Mexico, where one death and damage to buildings have been reported. A 3.0-magnitude quake was recorded 10 miles northeast of San Jose at 1:58 p.m., which was followed by a 2.3 magnitude earthquake at 4:09 p.m. In Alaska, another seismically-active area, a 2.7 was recorded at 4:41 p.m., according to the US Geological Survey. Hamilton City also experienced a temblor at 5:29 p.m., which the US Geological Survey charted at 3.3 magnitude. It was located four miles west northwest of Hamilton City, five miles east northeast of Orland and 14 miles west of Chico. Here in Lake County, the US Geological Survey reported a 1.9 magnitude quake etc.. and the news story continues...

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Drought declared nearby

By SHAWNA T. TURNER POSTED: July 7, 2010

The lagging precipitation and hot dry weather are leading to drought conditions in the area, with a drought emergency designation declared for counties south of Williamsport, according to Aaron Tyburski, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in State College. etc.. etc.. The drought designation came in the midst of a summer heat wave. Although record highs are not expected to be exceeded this week, the mercury will come close to hitting some all-time marks. and the news story continues...

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Drought prompts hosepipe ban in northwest England

Unusually dry weather in the northwest of England has prompted a hosepipe ban to be introduced in the area for the first time in 14 years. etc.. etc.. The region has recorded its driest start to the year since 1929 and water levels in many reservoirs and lakes have plummeted to less than half their capacity. etc.. and the news story continues...

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California Drought Keeps Water Price High

Despite the much needed rainy season, officials say we are technically not out of a drought until water reserves are replenished. The Metropolitan Water District (MWD) has recently declared they will continue on with their water-rationing plan and sell water at full price. etc.. and the news story continues..

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Minister: Harvests Damaged by Drought, Exports to Drop Just Slightly

06 July 2010

By Anatoly Medetsky

Agriculture Minister Yelena Skrynnik said Monday that Russia's worst drought in a decade had scorched more harvests than the ministry had estimated, a concession that industry analysts had been expecting for weeks. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Arkanas Farmers Fight Drought

PROCTOR, AR -- It's not nice to fool mother nature, but it's not too nice when mother nature fools with us either -- and right now farmers in northern Arkansas aren't too happy with Mom. Rain, or the lack of it -- is at the heart of the problem. There's been no meaningful rain in the northern Arkansas region since April 25th -- and crops are in danger. etc.. and the news story continues..

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Bolivia in grip of severe drought

Tue, 06 Jul 2010 06:24:23 GMT

Bolivia has been gripped by a severe drought, with an unusually early dry season threatening the nation's crops, livestock and humans alike. The lack of rain has left Bolivia's vast fields completely dry, even cracked, affecting the country's agriculture, which is one of the major sources of income for the country. etc.. and the news story continues..

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Ugandan Coffee Shipments Declined by 7.5% Last Month As Drought Cut Yields

By Fred Ojambo - Jul 6, 2010

Coffee exports from Uganda, Africa’s largest producer of the beans after Ethiopia, declined 7.5 percent in June after a drought cut yields, the Uganda Coffee Development Authority said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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WFP To Double Number Of People Receiving Food Assistance In Drought-Hit Niger

Article Date: 06 Jul 2010 - 0:00 PDT

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) announced that it is scaling up operations in the drought-hit West African country of Niger in the light of a shocking new government survey showing malnutrition rates among young children at emergency levels. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. you shall hear how other warships now are rushing to my area, to my people, Israel, but not for their aid. You will hear and see as the world becomes very upset; hatred comes in towards my people Israel. etc.

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Turk threat to Israelis

By Ibon Villelabeitia 

Ankara, Turkey - Turkey will cut ties with Israel unless it receives an apology over a deadly Israeli raid on a Turkish aid ship bound for Gaza, the Turkish foreign minister said, but Israel yesterday said it had no intention of obliging. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Group to protest Gaza blockade today

Protesters will picket outside of Syracuse's federal building today in hopes of ending the blockade on Gaza.  About 50 people will gather etc.. etc.. to protest the violence in the Gaza Strip, said organizer Derek Ford, of the Act Now To Stop War and End Racism coalition. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. you will hear of the heat wave, the heat wave that is not supposed to be here, for man thinks there is no global warming.  But surely they should see now, for this is the longest stretch in you area of weather as high as it is now, and the week is not over yet. etc.

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By Mark Morgenstein, CNN July 8, 2010 4:59 a.m. EDT

(CNN) -- An excessive heat watch will remain in effect through Thursday afternoon in parts of the Northeast. The heat has claimed at least two lives -- an elderly woman in Pennsylvania and a Maryland resident found inside a home with a temperature higher than 90 degrees. For a second consecutive day Wednesday, temperatures approached or surpassed the 100-degree mark in many states. etc.. etc.. Power isn't the only thing in sporadic supply in the heat-afflicted region. etc.. etc.. Weather stations in Richmond, Virginia; Raleigh, North Carolina; and Mount Holly, New Jersey; and at Philadelphia International Airport in Pennsylvania and Newark International Airport in New Jersey all registered triple-digit temperatures early Wednesday afternoon. etc.. etc.. According to the general manager of the White Oak Ice company in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, "The whole tri-state area is just about out of ice -- New Jersey, Philadelphia and Delaware. Absolutely unbelievable. It's terrible up here. We haven't experienced this in 12 years, 13 years," said John Sylvester. "All the big major companies are out of ice. Guys are scrambling. They're calling for ice and it's coming from Wisconsin, Ohio, the Carolinas and they're running out. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Let your hearts stay open, let your ears be open that you can hear, let your eyes be open that you can see, for truly many things are taking place throughout the whole world. Floods, earthquakes, drought, high economy, countries preparing for war, etc.

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Earthquake shakes California but no damage reported

Wed Jul 7, 8:15 pm ET

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck in the Southern California desert east of Los Angeles on Tuesday, rattling buildings from Los Angeles to San Diego. etc.. and the news story continues.. and ends with this statement.. "We did feel it pretty strong," said John Yzaguirre, manager of the Borrego Springs Resort hotel. "There's nothing broken but it was really strong, probably one of the strongest ones we've felt."

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Flooding in Mexico causes highway closure, raises dengue risk

Authorities in the northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon on Friday ordered the closure of the highways linking state capital Monterrey to Laredo in the U.S. state Texas due to flooding. etc.. etc.. The flooding has also increased the danger of a major dengue fever outbreak, Miguel Angel Lezama Fernandez, who leads the nation's National Prevention Programs and Disease Control Center, told media on Friday. etc.. and the news story continues...

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(CNN) -- Eighteen people were killed and 57 others are missing as Tropical Storm Conson moved over the Philippines, the country's National Disaster Coordinating Council reported Wednesday. The storm, known locally as "Basyang," had weakened slightly, the council said. As of 4 p.m. Wednesday (4 a.m. ET), its maximum sustained winds were at 53 mph (85 kph) near its center and gusts of up to 62 mph (100 kph). etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. Not so for the world, great disaster continues to wait for the world. Tornadoes, the flooding, soon the hurricanes, the drought continues, the global warming continues, oh, the trouble that is here and there. More earthquakes, another volcano, a great shaking, oh I say, watch and behold, know and understand, ponder on the things that are taking place. What do you read in my word that lines up with the things that you are seeing, do you know the hour? Pray that you will know the hour, etc.

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Global warming: Honolulu climate change meeting to be held Friday

Posted: Jul 10, 2010 10:18 PM EDT Updated: Jul 11, 2010 12:32 AM EDT

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - It looks like global warming may be affecting Hawaii at an alarming rate. Climate change experts say temperatures are rising at higher elevations -- faster than the global average. And the amount of rain is declining. Freshwater sources are also shrinking. etc.. and the news story continues...

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3.6-magnitude quake rattles D.C. area

D.C. earthquake--

A 3.6-magnitude earthquake struck near the Gaithersburg, Maryland, area just after 5 a.m. ET Friday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The center of the quake was about 20 miles northwest of Washington, the USGS said. "It was really loud, like a plane flying really low. I had never felt anything like it," said Anne Ngunjiri, 30, of Gaithersburg. "I was jolted out of bed. All my neighbors woke up. After it passed, I thought it could be an earthquake, and lay in bed hoping there were no aftershocks." etc.. and the news story continues...

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Strong earthquake shakes Alaska island region

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A powerful earthquake shook a remote Aleutian Island region of Alaska late Saturday, but there were no reports of damage or injury and no threat of a tsunami, officials said. The 6.7-magnitude temblor struck at 9:56 p.m. and was centered in the Bering Sea etc.. and the news story continues..

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More high heat for LA area

By Associated Press

Posted: 07/17/2010 05:56:23 PM PDT Updated: 07/17/2010 05:58:09 PM PDT

Temperatures were surging around the state Saturday as Southern California continued its rare high-humidity heat wave and state officials investigated a rash of recent farm worker deaths believed tied to the weather. etc.. etc.. On Friday in the Los Angeles area, a 90 degree record high was set in Westwood, breaking the previous record of 87 set in 1978. A 1998 record was tied in Long Beach, where the mercury hit 95 degrees. In the San Fernando, San Gabriel and Santa Clarita valleys, the highs soared past 100. The searing, wild weather is due to a circulating high-pressure system that moved in from the Midwest and is pulling moisture up from the Gulf of Mexico etc.. and the news story continues...

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State of emergency declared for 2 Ky. counties after weekend storms

by Associated Press

Posted on July 19, 2010 at 7:51 AM

PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- Two people are dead in severe flooding that knocked out running water to thousands of homes in Pike County. Emergency officials say the storms washed away some homes and many roads are flooded, but there were no missing people in the county by Sunday evening. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Severe storms hit Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS, July 17 (UPI) -- Tornadoes, large hail and other severe storms socked the greater Twin Cities metropolitan area and other parts of Minnesota Saturday evening, officials said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Story Created: Jul 18, 2010 at 3:17 PM EDT Story Updated: Jul 18, 2010 at 11:22 PM EDT

Severe storms affected much of the region Sunday.

A wind gust of 80 mph was recorded at St. Joseph, Michigan, where tents were blown over at the Venetian Festival, according to reports to NWS. A gust of 60 mph was reported from Stevensville. South Bend was in the path of the storm, where there were reports of pea-sized hail and torrential rains. etc.. and the news story continues..

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Tornadoes Briefly Touch Down In Southern Colorado

tornadoes.Posted: 9:21 PM Jul 15, 2010
Reporter: KKTV

Severe weather ripped through Southern Colorado Thursday afternoon and evening, producing large hail, strong winds, torrential rain and even a few tornadoes. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Iraq suicide attacks target Sunni Awakening militias; dozens killed

Iraqi soldiers inspect the scene of a suicide attack in Radwaniya, southwest of Baghdad, Iraq, July 18. Twin suicide bombings killed scores of people on Sunday, including dozens from a government-backed, anti-al-Qaeda militia lining up to collect their paychecks near a military base southwest of Baghdad, Iraqi officials said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc.. This is a very serious time, saith your Father God, far more serious than anytime that you have lived in before, it is a time when the whole world is ready to go to war. etc..

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China Casts shadow on naval exercises

South Korea - The United States and South Korea announced Tuesday that the first in a series of large-scale naval exercises off Japan and the Korean Peninsula would begin next week, despite objections from China.  The exercises, they said, are meant as a show of force and a "first step" in trying to deter North Korea from acts of aggression in the region, etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. Not so for the world, great disaster continues to wait for the world. Tornadoes, the flooding, soon the hurricanes, the drought continues, the global warming continues, oh, the trouble that is here and there. More earthquakes, another volcano, a great shaking, oh I say, watch and behold, know and understand, ponder on the things that are taking place. What do you read in my word that lines up with the things that you are seeing, do you know the hour? Pray that you will know the hour, etc.

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China flooding kills 701, worst toll in a decade

By CHI-CHI ZHANG, Associated Press Writer Chi-chi Zhang, Associated Press Writer – Wed Jul 21, 9:24 am ET

BEIJING – More than 1,000 people have died or disappeared in severe flooding in China so far this year, and the heaviest rains are still to come, a senior official warned Wednesday. This year's floods, which have caused tens of billions of dollars in damage already, have exacted the highest death toll since 1998, when the highest water levels in five decades claimed 4,150 lives. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Tornadoes skip across region

BY BRIAN L. HUCHEL Commercial-News

DANVILLE — A pop-up storm caught residents in southern Vermilion County off guard Wednesday afternoon. Two tornadoes as well as a number of funnel clouds were reported during a 40-minute period as the storm stretched across the area near Sidell, Jamaica, Ridge Farm and Georgetown. etc.. and the news story continues...

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etc. they already have had tornadoes, you will hear of flooding, forest fires and you will hear of the heat wave, the heat wave that is not supposed to be here, for man thinks there is no global warming. etc..

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Forest fires in Russia

Friday, July 16, 2010 » 08:38am

Emergency crews have been kept busy in Russia, fighting a number of forest fires, sparked by a record-breaking heat wave. The fires are spreading through the Moscow region, with a state of emergency declared in 16 areas. Forecasters say the heat wave which is Russia's worst in decades will last at least another week. etc.. and the news story continues..

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Forest fires force out holidaymakers in Greece

Sat Jul 17, 11:24 am ET

ATHENS (AFP) – Local authorities evacuated three children's summer camps after a forest fire stirred up by heat and strong winds broke out Saturday in the Attica region, south east of Athens, the fire brigade said. etc.. and the news story continues...

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Lightning-caused fires reported on Coconino National Forest

By DAILY SUN STAFF | Posted: Monday, July 19, 2010 3:28 pm

Several lightning-caused fires have been reported today on the Coconino National Forest.

The largest, called the Tuba fire, has grown to 100 acres and is about 20 miles north of Flagstaff and about a mile west of North Highway 89 near the forest boundary. Multiple fire units are on the scene. Another smaller fire was reported about 2 miles south of the Tuba fire. Six other fires have been reported near Strawberry Crater, Sycamore Canyon and the Mogollon Rim. etc.. and the news story continues...