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Power outages – preparation.

Sunday, November 1st, 2009

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This period that we are in, crossing the 2012 threshold, is very complicated and we do not know what will happen in the future.  However, we do know what has recently happened ( tsunami, hurricane Katrina, earthquakes, etc ).   There are many possible scenarios, some of which nobody could possibly prepare for.

One thing that is very common and likely are large power outages.

These are common because there are so many ways for our power supplies to be interrupted.    Power outages can come from wind and storms, earthquakes, floods, cyber terrorism, and just plain overloading ( very common ).    I believe all people should prepare themselves for serious short and long term power outages.

Power outages create problems that many people don’t think about much.    Aircraft navigation beacons and airport lights would be out.    Freezers holding huge amounts of food in storage would fail.    Some water and fuel pumps would not work.   The internet would be profoundly affected, possibly damaged beyond repair.     Computerized records could fail.

Some things to get:

All kinds of solar charging units. You can get some really good stuff these days, from small units that can power laptops and other small devices, to much larger solar power units that can power a cabin or small house.   Many of the popular electronic devices today run on 3 t0 18 volts D.C. ( direct current ).    In an emergency, small chargers can keep many of these tools working.

Generators   There are generators that run on gasoline, others run on propane or natural gas, and still others that can run on both, or on diesel ( biodiesel ).       A good sized electric generator can power quite a few lights, a water pump, and a bunch of smaller electrical devices.      When all is well and the power is on, we often have way more electrical gadgets running than we really need.    In a crisis, you’ll learn what REALLY is necessary.

Fuel – for generators and other needs. Also, propane tanks and kerosene can come in really handy, as well as simple firewood.   A wood fire or wood stove can be used to cook, sterilize water, heat water for bathing.

Batteries -- all kinds of batteries can be helpful if we lose the electric grid.    Batteries and be combined in ways that add up volts or amps.   Many types of rechargeable batteries exist, and chargers that go with them.     Get chargers to, of course.

Flashlights - Light, can’t get enough of it.   It really comes in handy….      Get lighters, too, any kind of lighter will be useful, and the more the better.

Electrical tools - Today you can by a whole range of battery powered tools.    These can be recharged by generators and portable solar chargers.    You will need some electrical testing equipment, too, like volt / ohm meters, voltage regulators, wires, clips, capacitors, etc.     Get a full range of electrical tools, pliers, cable splitters, screwdrivers, etc.

Portable lights, and LED lights. LED lights use much less power, don’t have a breakable filament,  last much longer, and produce less heat.   Stock up on lighting.    Small clip lights, low voltage lights, etc.

Remember alternative ways to generate power locally.     It is not very difficult to build a windmill power supply, or small scale hydroelectric.     Wind and water can turn a simple car generator, and using a car voltage regulator, or a more powerful one, you can produce electricity.

Collect books and articles that have instructions for setting up small power supplies, fix equipment, etc.    It may become necessary in some areas to rebuild a grid, or set up a small regional system.    Print out stuff from online in case the internet goes down.

Good extension cords —  generators are placed outside usually, so you need thick gauge extension cords, 50 feet or more might be needed.    There is a type of cord that has a special rubber that stays flexible in very cold weather.

Warm clothing ( cold climates ). Without a power grid it will be colder in most homes.

FOOD – dried, canned, smoked and sealed for long shelf life. Also, big containers of staples like rice, grains, sugar, salt, coffee, tea.   Today you can buy all kinds of good products that are designed for long shelf life.

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UF0′s… don’t get me started

Monday, October 26th, 2009

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  I have a lot, or a little, to say about UFO’s.    

        It’s pretty clear by now that SOMETHING is ‘out there’, or around us.    And why not?   It’s pretty arrogant to think humans are the top of the line, or the only line, in this vast universe.     I understand about the technicalities of going through space, but if I told someone 100 years ago ( that’s not very long ), that soon people would talk and send moving, color pictures to someone 10,000 miles away, I would have been called totally mad.    

      Something that isn’t talked about much is this;   what if some of these beings have already been here in our solar system for many thousands of years ?    They may not be coming from another star system.   They may live mostly in space-craft, not on a planet.    And what about USO’s, craft that have been seen coming out of the ocean ?    There may be some amazing beings already living on earth along side us that we are unable to see with our equipment (  see the post on perception. )

        And just look at ourselves in relation to something like bees.   Bees are incredible and have probably been on earth longer than we have.   They’re scary looking if you get up close, but I’ll bet we look scary to them, too.      Somehow they are pretty  smart.     Are there any beings to which we seem like ants or bees ?   It’s very possible.    Would they talk to us?   You tell me, are we worth talking to?

       Evidence?   Witnesses ?  plenty of both if you look hard enough.    Do they hide?   Would we hide if we went to a planet and found crazy people who liked to fight ?   Would we abduct beings on another planet if we visited it?   Probably… we do stuff like that all the time in our “science”.     People in India, Egypt, Greece, Mesopotamia, S. America, N. America, and many other places have said the same thing;   there are beings that come from the sky, and they are very interesting.   It’s been claimed by many that they taught sciences and math, among other things.    Some Hindu stories say there were battles among these beings, on occasions.

       Crop circles?   Images, math, geometry, and symbols have been used to communicate for many thousands of years.    If there’s a worldwide human “cult” of hoaxers who’ve been working for many centuries, traveling around the world, that by itself is worth investigating, don’t you think ?

         We’re getting more and more plain, in your face evidence almost daily, so much that if we aren’t convinced by now we probably still believe in Santa Claus.    We’ve been plainly told about other beings by our ancestors.    It’s fascinating that some people believe in a totally literal interpretation of a book made from parts of copies of old books that had been transcribed from ancient oral traditions.    I’m referring to the Bible.    But the same people won’t believe what that book says about strange objects in the sky.     There are things in the Bible and other Holy Books that seem to be clearly describing an unidentified flying object with beings on board that did amazing things and communicated with the people through telepathy.    And in some of the visions of some of the prophets, it appears that they encountered celestial beings without any vehicle apparent.   

         Most religions talk about various kinds of celestial beings, extra-planetary beings, if you will.    What kinds of bodies ( “vehicles ” )  do these beings have ?     Can beings exist in a form of plasma-like light ?     Our body is just liquids and soft solids, held together by electricity.    That’s pretty amazing, but we take it for granted.  Just because we can’t perceive something, does it mean it doesn’t exist?     We all know the answer to that.    We can’t even see the wind most of the time, but we know it exists.    People talk about, even pray to, “angels”, but have a very fanciful idea of what an “angel” looks like, based on what they have been told.

        Here’s another question to consider…   If you encountered a very benevelent being that looked extremely odd and had a powerful electric field around  it, what would you do ?    Run, most likely.   or faint on the spot.    I’ll bet you wouldn’t forget it.   It’s probably better we don’t see them very often.

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What’s likely….

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

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Here are some observations and deductions, based on what’s known.

No matter what happens in the cosmos, divined by Nostradamus, or predicted by the Mayans, the events listed here can EASILY happen, have recently happened somewhere in the world, or could be happening now as you read this.       It will not take an asteroid hit or pole shift to disrupt our world civilization permanently.    The events listed here can affect millions of people, and cause inestimable damage, sometimes permanent damage.

Note:     There are two announcements that may come soon that will change our entire civilization.     If either one occurs, it will be incredible.

The first one is about extraterrestrial presence on our planet, and the beings ( many ) that assist us.    There is a lot of pressure now in our USA congress, and in quite a few other countries, that people need to be told.    This will shock many, and vastly transform our culture, religion, and more.

The second announcement that may come, and could be related to the first announcement, is regarding energy use.    There are a number of methods that can be used, new technology, that will drastically reduce our dependency on fossil fuels.    This will change the entire economic system on the planet.

Transforming events that are very likely.

1.   Large scale power outages: our culture is extremely dependent on electricity and our appetite for it is growing astronomically.    At the same time, our systems are overloaded, generating plants take time to build.        Power outages are common in some parts of the world.    Try for a moment to imagine what you would do if you didn’t have electricity for a month, or if you had to use solar cells and generators to supply your own power.    Our financial transactions depend on electricity.

2.   Fuel shortage. There’s a lot of oil flowing around the world.   Problem is, how much does it cost and can it be delivered?   Are the refineries working ( electricity, remember )?    In many parts of the world fuel shortages are common right now.      We don’t have to run of oil to have a crisis.    Interrupted distribution of oil and fuel would be enough to cause chaos and a rapid decline of transportation.

3. Communication or weather satellites get knocked out by a solar flare. This is a real problem and physicists are very worried about it.   In 1947 and 1958 solar flares disturbed radio transmissions worldwide.     At those times we had no satellites that we completely depended on.    Now, it’s a very different story.    If some of these satellites get knocked out of commission, it will result in tremendous disruption.     Modern satellites are built to handle a certain amount of cosmic radiation.    However, what COULD happen from the sun, an enormous solar storm, could actually knock out many, or ALL, of the satellites almost instantly.    It would be like turning the the lights out;   modern civilization would come to a screeching halt.

The sun has been exceptionally quiet lately, few sunspots.   But, the next maximum is predicted to be as large, or greater, than what happened in 1958, and it will peak in the next few years.    If for some reason the sun does NOT emerge from it’s quiet phase, it could signal a sharp turn to a COLD period on earth, such as the so-called “little ice age” from around 1600 to 1800 ( roughly ).   As of October 25, 2009, some solar flare activity has started the new cycle.

4.   Total climate change that affects the whole earth.     This is something that’s actually happening right now, slowly.     We don’t need a solar storm or asteroid hit to cause complete climate change.    It’s already going on.    Polar melting, droughts, storms, fires, floods….. they continue to happen now on a large scale, and because our vision is narrow, many people fail to see what’s actually happening.    We cannot stop this process.   It’s on too large a scale, and our societies are not able to adapt fast enough because of political and religious points of view.    Even if everyone acted all at once, it’s too late, and our efforts are small, compared to the effects of the sun and other cosmic phenomena.

5.   Economic collapse in a manner beyond our imagination. As climate changes, food production must adapt, and that is not easy.     Standard economic models and compensation policies will not work.     Many people will have to move, find different food sources, change crops, or do without some kinds of foods for awhile.    In some areas of the world this is already happening.    Since we are all linked to some degree by a global economy, this will have a ripple effect.    People’s values will change.  They will stop buying what they don’t need ( discretionary consumer spending ), and buy things like food, tools, equipment.     Companies and jobs that depend on a steady stream of buyers for junk will end.

What good is money going to do, if it becomes irrelevant ?     Food, tools, skills, lumber, vehicles, knowledge, equipment…….. those are what will be valuable.     We sure won’t need knick-knacks.     Places that degenerate into looting will not survive.    People who band together will thrive.

“The Big One” -  The future of the San Andreas Fault, book. Another massive quake is coming, just a matter of time.

Huge cataclysms of the past – floods

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Event possibilities

Thursday, October 22nd, 2009

          rainbowHDR1

Remember;   “2012″ is a period of time, not a day or year.    Multiple events are occurring as a result of new energy coming into the solar system.    Pressure is building, and there will likely be some very big events.

Watch for the following things that could signal an immanent event or one that is occurring.

       sudden change in bird migrations and animal restlessness.

       unusual tides and winds,   distant smoke, uncommon clouds.

      on a practical note….. watch for unusual activities of  military aircraft, first responders.

       If the earth starts to shift on its axis, you will notice stars being in different places.    Wind will increase and sharp air pressure differences will sweep widely over large areas.

        Unusual lighting, apparent difference in spectrum of light and its angle.

Here are some scenarios that are very likely in the near future.

1.   Polar ice passes a tipping point, and a large chunk slides off Greenland or the Antarctic.    This will produce tidal waves over long distances.   It would also change the weather big time.   This would set up droughts in some areas.

2.   Large storms such as hurricanes and tornados will get much more frequent.    Sooner or later, multiple cities around the world will have endured such storms and not be able to fully recover.

3.   Solar flares that knock out some satellite transmissions, or power supplies.

4.   Continued large and frequent earthquakes around the world.     Search recent earthquake activity on Google and bookmark sites.

5.   Extreme weather changes, such as the recent drought in western Australia.   Blizzards, multiple tornados.

6.  Continued drying up of some large lakes in the world.    This causes an imbalance in the ecosystem, species extinctions, etc.

7.  A possible pole shift.      Now, this is very dramatic but here’s how it could happen.   If the ice on Antarctica slides off the continent, it will send      massive amounts of water north, changing the distribution of mass enough to disturb the earth’s rotation.   That water would slosh around the worlds coasts causing total devastation.    It would likely go inland also up to a few hundred feet above current sea levels.   Eventually the sloshing would subside, but things would be forever different on earth.  A pole shift could also occur due the influence of another large celestial body or group of bodies.

8.   One particular unusual thing could happen.    We could see an unusual light of a different frequency flood the earth.   In the same way that we see the moon light and other lights while the sun is shining, so we could see a rare type of light come into our atmosphere from beyond the sun.    That would probably freak a lot of people right out of their gourds.   In the same way that basking in sunlight feels wonderful, we could enter a band of amazing light that feels really invigorating and healing.   How long this would last is anyone’s guess.

Follow the links below to learn what others have to say.

http://survive2012.com/index.php/2012possibilities.html

9.   There’s a good chance that some people will have to live in underground shelters for awhile.   Excessive solar radiation or dust / debris in the air could cause that.    Large undergound shelters exist in may places on the planet, including most of the major cities.     Excessive radiation from the sky may not be apparent.    some types of dust could be manageable for short periods, using underground facilities.


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