Hurricane ike is headed my way and i want a board game or names of board games that are fun for all ages. Or something. Or other ideas of what to do during a storm.
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What is the next Nirvana in understanding the law of attraction I hear frequently. For me it was to improve the quality of inspiring people in health and wealth globally. I also enjoy emotionally clearing moments in my life from time to time. Going back several years ago Dr. Joe Vitale himself had planted yet another seed of life’s possibilities. This gravitating a moment blossomed into a global solution for deadly hurricanes and forces of nature.
An e-mail from Dr. Joe Vitale of the secret fame, resembled an emotional plea to his dear friends. Three years ago a harrowing story was about to unfold. Help me stop Rita was his emotional outcry. Joe Vitale is known globally to be an inspiring and uplifting writer.
Inside this dramatic and riveting email from Joe contained news of deadly Hurricane Rita rapidly bearing down on Houston. Rita was packing sustained winds of 165 miles an hour or greater. This one was very deadly indeed. Because a hurricane of this power is considered a category five hurricane. This is the most powerful and deadliest of them all. Houston and the entire Texas Gulf area had less than a day before the hurricane was due to hit land.
Joe sent this e-mail to myself and others. He initially spoke of being worried for everybody who had panicked to flee the area. But I had a deeper vision. In one of Dr. Joe Vitale books he reveals 19 remarkable scientific studies. These evolutionary studies indicate convincingly when a group of people manifest together they can achieve a healing effect on a local population.
Taking the law of attraction and Stewart principals one step further I thought ñ What if?
What if we were to take his positive manifestation idea and manifest it towards calming the hurricane itself. Surprisingly, that would be a directly actionable response as well. Even deadly hurricanes are massive balls of turbulent energy. As an energy healer of the human body myself, I knew it was possible to beneficially alter a personís energy life force.
And the result? I found this turbulent energy can be safely dissipated through the Stewart principle of healing synergy as well.
The law of attraction is truly a marvelous discovery. Law of attraction students focus on the equivalent of praying for wealth or wellness. And of course is helpful by itself. This also is however an example of a positive idea with a limitation. We are praying for the divine to help us or to heal us how to forgive us. The next step be to heal ourselves.
Most of the sacred scrolls telling of ancient civilizations with natural healing powers were destroyed.
For the law of attraction to become a manifestable reality, it must be directly actionable. It is far easier to improve your weight overall health and state of mind as well as clearing your subconscious. them to pray for money under your pillow I call it. This may seem like a contrast to some of the other writers out there. My personal research however indicates this dramatic difference.
Take for example myself the father of hurricane reduction. I use the law of attraction principle to actually manifest a safe and peaceful energy dissipation of deadly hurricane force winds. I synergize remarkable mind over matter and spiritual abilities with Law of Attraction principles. This combination has made myself, and Glen B. Stewart 10 and 0 in natural hurricane reduction.
How can the law of attraction possibly assist in a safe and natural hurricane reduction by manifesting?
Law of attraction plays a remarkable yet unique role in regards to hurricane reduction and storm dissipation. It takes place on several levels. One way is by manifestating with multiple people globally. Together they can attract peaceful dissipation of storm forces. We essentially spread them peacefully over a much larger area. This effectively weakens the killer hurricane down to a much more manageable rain storm.
For those who know the lifesaving value of being able to manifest a peaceful reduction of hurricane force winds ñ I recommend the exclusive links in my resource box below. Glen B. Stewart
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We obviously need some kind of a city there as a port since it is at the mouth of our largest river, and it seems to have a lot of essential oil facilities. But do we really need to keep it as big as it is? Maybe we should let it shrink away except for essential services.
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Nature’s fury is mankind’s nemesis. Natural disasters may be one of the only challenges planet Earth has left for us. We’ve learned to shape the land, modify crops, create new breeds of animals, and tame the wild beasts. But we haven’t learned how to stop a natural disaster like a hurricane. There’s little we can do when nature decides to release its fury on us. We can’t stop it, but we can try to protect ourselves and our property.
The words “hurricane” and “typhoon” describe a meteorological event known as a tropical cyclone. These storm systems are characterized by a zone of low pressure at the center and large thunderstorms that produce high winds and floods of rain.
These systems form almost exclusively in the earth’s tropical regions, spinning in a counterclockwise direction in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.
Scientists have identified seven major basins where these tropical storm typically form. Four major basins are in the Pacific (North Central, Northeastern, Northwestern, and South/Southwestern), three are in the Indian Ocean (Northern, Southwestern, and Southeastern), and one is in the Atlantic (Northern). In 2004, the first documented tropical storm formed in the Southern Atlantic, striking Brazil.
Hurricane seasons vary geographically, appearing in a region’s late summer, where the difference in temperatures between the air and sea are at their greatest. The most deadly hurricane on record struck the Ganges Delta in Bangladesh, killing from 300,000 to a million people. The Northern Indian basin has, since the early 1900s, been victim to the most and the most deadly hurricanes. Hurricanes are highly destructive of property. The recent Hurricane Katrina in the United States caused over $80 billion in property damages.
Local governments tend to take most preventive measures to limit the loss of life and property. Most towns and cities create emergency plans, using sirens to alert citizens of coming danger. Emergency broadcast systems are in place to keep people informed. And many communities store food, water, and medicines in case of power or water system breakdowns.
Most people who live on or near coastlines will experience a hurricane at least once during their lifetime. For some, it is a frequent occurrence, and they are prepared to board up windows and doors and evacuate almost out of habit. But many of us need to know what to do in the event of a hurricane.
What Can I Expect if a Hurricane is Near my Area?
* Luckily, hurricanes are easier to spot and prepare for than other natural disasters. With the advent of modern satellites, scientists are able to observe cloud formations and movement and reliably predict the direction and timing of the storm.
* As the hurricane nears landfall and it is spotted on radar, meteorologists will let the public know it’s coming. At this early stage, many things could change. The storm can change in intensity and direction fairly quickly, so the local weather service can keep tabs and inform the community as the storm moves. During this period, local governments and emergency services begin to activate emergency plans and procedures.
* When the know the storm is coming their way, homeowners should begin to board up windows and doors and secure outdoor lawn furniture and equipment. As the storm nears, you and your family should evacuate the area. No sense taking needless chances.
* If you can’t leave the storm, you should have stocked up on emergency supplies like plenty of fresh water, canned foods, candles and batteries, a battery-operated radio, and fuel for the generator. Water shortages can become life-threatening after a hurricane strikes, so it’s a good idea to fill up every container you have - including your bathtub - with safe drinking water.
* The single most important item you will need during and after a major hurricane is a medical kit containing bandages, medical tape, antibiotics, and scissors. This may save your life by preventing serious infections if you or your family are injured.
* Long before the storm ever forms, you and your family should work out an emergency plan. Decide where to meet if people aren’t home. Store essential supplies that can be used or easily moved to the car. Decide in advance where you will take shelter, and who will be responsible for helping family members unable to care for themselves. Establish clear roles and responsibilities for shutting up the house and securing outdoor items. The better prepared your family is, the less likely they are to be overwhelmed by the hurricane, and the more likely you will all survive with minimal injury or property damage.
What Will Happen During a Hurricane?
* When it hits land, the hurricane can bring winds over 100 miles per hour that can pick up and throw objects around as if they were toys. Cars, roofs, large pieces of metal or wood, and other flying debris can smash into homes. There is little one can do in this situation, but finding the safest shelter is the best bet. You may not be able to prevent serious damage to your home, but you can protect your life.
* Should the incoming hurricane grow a category 4 or 5, you will be advised to seek evacuate or, at the least, seek higher ground. Avoid trying to sit it out in your basement, as you might be trapped in a flood situation.
* If you can or must evacuate your community, travel light. Take only those items that you will need over a 24-48 hour period. A change of clothes, drinking water, and food should be included in your evacuation gear.
* As you drive to the nearest mass transportation outlet or in your own automobile, drive slowly and carefully. High winds and whipping rains will make it difficult to see, and accidents become very likely. Do NOT panic. This could also cause needless accidents and spread fearful behavior to other people in the same situation.
* The hurricane will pass in a few hours, and you will mostly likely be allowed to return to your home. Don’t worry: the terrible flooding that kept people from returning to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina was not the norm. Levees broke down, creating an abnormal situation.
What about After the Hurricane?
* After a hurricane has happened, review your family’s actions to see if your plan was reasonable and effective. Hurricanes are a fact of life in coastal areas, and you can benefit from your experience by preparing a better plan for the next time.
* Communities can only decide AFTER the hurricane whether their emergency plan and procedures were adequate. One good indicator is low loss of life or injuries being reported. The level of property damage will also be a sign of how effective emergency procedures were.
* State, city, and local governments who go through a hurricane should take stock after the event to do what they can to improve their plan and procedures. Citizens should ask government representatives about the results of their performance reviews and insist on necessary improvements.
Emergency preparedness for hurricanes is everyone’s business and everyone’s responsibilities. While governments are preparing to protect citizens’ lives and property, individuals and families must plan their own solutions for personal health and safety and for protecting private property.
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Hurricane Katrina was one of the most devastating natural disasters to hit the gulf coast. Now what I don’t understand is how if something happens somewhere on the otherside of the world we can be there in 2 days but when something like this hits close to home it took roughly 5 days just for some form help to arrive. I believe that this should be considered mrder because many could have been saved had the response time been quicker and more efficient. Someone should be held liable. What do you think?
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Ray Nagin is keeping people out of New Orleans until Thursday for lack of power. But power is building in what might be the next reason the citizens of New Orleans have to move back out again next week. Now a topical storm with winds just under hurricane force, Ike is expceted to be a category one hurricane on Thursday with a very good chance of entering the Gult early next week. And then who knows?
While all the news is on Hanna as she crawls slowly towards the Florida-Georgia border, Ike is building in the Atlantic.
Africa is turning out the hurricanes with some impressive speed this year. Josephine is right behind Ike. And, we will probably see Hurricane or Tropical Storm Kyle and Laura. So if you are planning a trip to the Caribbean between now and October, you should be reconsidering especially if the trip is to the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos or involves a stop in San Juan.
Historically speaking, the west Caribbean and southern Caribbean islands see less hurricanes. That’s especially true in 2008, as all of the hurricanes are going to the North. If you have a trip to St. Lucia, the Grenadines, Curaco or Aruba, you probably will be fine. The Northeastern islands, like Virgin Islands, St. Martin/Anguilla/Saba/St. Barts, could be in trouble but look to be clear.
Hurricane season officially ends on October 31 so we are now in the heart of the activity. Ike is the ninth tropical depression and while it’s not certain that it will enter the Gulf, it has a 50-50 chance based on current indicators. Then again, depending upon high pressure readings early next week, it could be a mjor problem for Florida.
The bottom line is the hurricanes will get as much air time as the presidential election over the enxt few weeks- and that is saying a lot!
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I live in South Florida, and I know that the hurricane has been predicted to go west of florida, but we all know that hurricanes can make drastic turns. What do you think will happen?
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