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– Another 'Explosion', This Time In Ecuador (ZeroHedge, Aug 14, 2015)
Tags: Ecuador, Environment, Global News, Volcano
MH370 'debris' is not the biggest story on the island of Réunion – this volcanic eruption is
– MH370 'debris' is not the biggest story on the island of Réunion – this volcanic eruption is (Independent, July 31, 2015):
Le Piton de la Fournaise volcano started erupting as investigations continued into part of a plane washed up on one of the island's beaches
Much of the world may be awaiting news of the possible wreckage from MH370 today, but on the opposite side of the remote island where it was found, all eyes are on another story.
Piton de la Fournaise has started erupting , sending lava flows creeping down its flanks and spewing boiling gas into the air.
Officials warned of an imminent eruption at the Réunion volcano yesterday and evacuated the immediate area.
Tags: Environment, Global News, Volcano
– Papua New Guinea Volcano Sends Ash up to 65,000 Feet High (Ice Age Now, Aug 1, 2015):
Manam volcano erupted on Friday, sending volcanic ash as high as 65,000 feet (19,812 m) into the sky, according to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
Following the eruption, a Code Red aviation advisory was issued in the region, according to Australia's Bureau of Meteorology.
The last time the 1,807-meter-high volcano erupted was in 2004, according to Accuweather.com.
Tags: Environment, Global News, Papua New Guinea, Volcano
Pyroclastic flow on Mount Sinabung, Indonesia – July 27, 2015
– Pyroclastic flow on Mount Sinabung, Indonesia – July 27, 2015 (The Watchers, July 27, 2015):
Effusion of viscous lava continues at slow pace to feed the lava dome with two active lobes on the SE and E upper flanks of Indonesian Sinabung volcano.
At 12:22 local time today, a small part of the eastern lobe collapsed into a medium-sized pyroclastic flow that traveled approximately 2.5 km (1.55 miles) towards the outskirts of the (already evacuated and destroyed) villages of Bekerah and Simacem, Volcano Discovery reports.
Video courtesy of Ingrid Smet / Volcano Discovery.
During July 18 to 19, BNPB reported pyroclastic flows traveled 2.5 -3 km (1.86 miles) E and SE, ash plumes rose as high as 1 km (0.62 miles), and lava was active as far as 1.5 km (0.93 miles) SE. Seismicity was high and the lava dome continued to extrude. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Indonesia, Volcano
Japan volcano violently erupts without warning — Gov't issues highest level alert for first time — Reuters: "Smell of sulfur, smoke blacked out sky… Officials warn of more big eruptions" — Expert: "I don't think this is finished… We could see a more powerful eruption" — Upsurge in volcanic activity linked to 3/11 quake (VIDEO)
– Japan volcano violently erupts without warning — Gov't issues highest level alert for first time — Reuters: "Smell of sulfur, smoke blacked out sky… Officials warn of more big eruptions" — Expert: "I don't think this is finished… We could see a more powerful eruption" — Upsurge in volcanic activity linked to 3/11 quake (VIDEO) (ENENews, May 29, 2015):
NBC News (emphasis added): Volcano Violently Erupts… in a towering plume of thick, black smoke almost six miles high and a shower of fiercely hot rock… NHK broadcast a bulletin showing smoke billowing over Mount Shindake, which the Japanese Meteorological Agency said erupted violently… Sadayuki Kitagawa, director of the Meteorological Agency's volcanology division, characterized the eruption as one of "explosive power," with a smoke plume rising 9,000 meters, or almost 30,000 feet, from the crater… He said the alert level of 5, the highest on the scale, was being maintained because more powerful eruptions are possible.
USA Today: A violent volcanic eruption in southern Japan forces scores of people to evacuate and shoots a huge column of ash high into the air… in spectacular fashion… The Japan Meterological Agency raised the volcano alert level to five, the highest on its scale.
Reuters: [Residents] described a smell of sulfur and clouds of smoke that blacked out the sky. Ash blanketed lower slopes and fell like snow on Yakushima, 12 km (7 miles) to the east… Smoke shot more than 9,000 meters (29,000 feet) into the sky and officials warned of more big eruptions and urged "extreme caution"… It was not clear if the eruption would affect the restart of Kyushu Electric Power's Sendai nuclear plant, which on Wednesday cleared the last of the nuclear regulator's safety hurdles… Mount Shindake was dormant for 34 years until last year. Japan is one of the world's most seismically active countries and there has been an upsurge in volcanic activity in recent weeks, which volcanologists said may be linked to the big 2011 earthquake.
Yomiuri Shimbun: Massive eruption on Kuchinoerabu… The agency raised the volcanic alert… to Level 5… This is the first time for the agency to issue the highest-level warning since the current alert system was introduced in 2007… On May 23, the agency detected a volcanic earthquake [but] found no significant developments in observation data, the official said. "There were no signs of this eruption"
Guardian: Shindake erupts without warning
Yomiuri Shimbun: Expert: Possibility eruption was magmatic… the direct ejection of magma… Setsuya Nakada, a professor at the University of Tokyo's Volcano Research Center, said Friday's eruption appeared to be magmatic after observing the height of its volcanic column and the way its pyroclastic flows had been generated.
AP: A volcano erupted in spectacular fashion… spewing out rocks and sending black clouds of ash 9 kilometers (5.6 miles) into the sky… The agency raised the alert level… to five, the highest on its scale… The eruption [of Mount Ontake] last September… killed 57 people. Setsuya Nakada [said this] eruption on Kuchinoerabu was stronger than Mount Ontake's.
Nakada: "This sort of activity has continued [since 3/11]… Probably the eruptions will continue."
Prof. Ryusuke Imura, specialist in volcanic geology at Kagoshima Univ.: "I don't think this is finished. The activity could continue and we could see another, more powerful eruption."
Sadayuki Kitagawa, JMA official: "More strong and large scale explosions could happen."
Tags: Environment, Global News, Japan, Volcano
40 Volcanoes Are Erupting Right Now, And 34 Of Them Are Along The Ring Of Fire
– 40 Volcanoes Are Erupting Right Now, And 34 Of Them Are Along The Ring Of Fire (Economic Collapse, May 14, 2015):
You may not have noticed, but our planet is becoming increasingly unstable. According to Volcano Discovery, 40 volcanoes around the globe are erupting right now, and only 6 of them are not along the Ring of Fire. If that sounds like a very high number to you, that is because it is a very high number. As I have written about previously, there were a total of 3,542 volcanic eruptions during the entire 20th century. When you divide that number by 100, that gives you an average of about 35 volcanic eruptions per year. So the number of volcanoes that are erupting right now is well above the 20th century's average for an entire calendar year. And of course we are witnessing a tremendous amount of earthquake activity as well. Nepal was just hit by the worst earthquake that it had seen in 80 years, and scientists are telling us that the Himalayas actually dropped by an astounding 3 feet as a result of that one earthquake. How much more does our planet have to shake before people start paying attention?
Of course the things that we have been seeing lately are part of a much larger long-term trend. Seismic activity appears to have been getting stronger over the past few decades, and now things really seem to be accelerating. The following is how one news source recently summarized what we have been witnessing…
If it seems like earthquakes and erupting volcanoes are happening more frequently, that's because they are. Looking at global magnitude six (M6) or greater from 1980 to 1989 there was an average of 108.5 earthquakes per year, from 2000 to 2009 the planet averaged 160.9 earthquakes per year: that is a 38.9% increase of M6+ earthquakes in recent years. Unrest also seems to be growing among the world's super-volcanoes. Iceland (which is home to some of the most dangerous volcanoes on the planet), Santorini in Greece, Uturuncu in Bolivia, the Yellowstone and Long Valley calderas in the U.S., Laguna del Maule in Chile, Italy's Campi Flegrei – almost all of the world's active super-volcanic systems are now exhibiting some signs of inflation, an early indication that pressure is building in these volcanic systems.
But of course most Americans are never going to care about any of this until it starts affecting them personally.
Well, perhaps they should start paying attention to the warning signs. In recent weeks we have seen significant earthquakes in Michigan, Texas, Mississippi, California, Idaho And Washington. In addition, it is being reported that pressure is building in dormant volcanoes in Arizona and California. Just because we have not had a killer earthquake or a large volcanic eruption in the U.S. in recent years does not mean that it will always be that way. Right now the entire planet appears to be waking up, and this especially seems to be true of the Ring of Fire.
If you are not familiar with the Ring of Fire, just imagine a giant ring that runs around the outer perimeter of the Pacific Ocean. Approximately 90 percent of all earthquakes and approximately 75 percent of all volcanic eruptions occur within this area, and the entire west coast of North America is considered to be part of the Ring of Fire.
For so long, the west coast has been incredibly blessed not to have experienced a major seismic event. But scientists tell us that it is only a matter of time.
And right now, just about every other part of the Ring of Fire is shaking violently.
For example, a magnitude 6.8 earthquake just hit Japan on Wednesday…
A magnitude-6.8 earthquake that shook northeast Japan on Wednesday was an aftershock of the devastating 2011 quake that triggered a massive tsunami and nuclear power plant meltdown.
"We consider this morning's earthquake to be an aftershock of the 2011 Northeastern Pacific Earthquake," said Yohei Hasegawa, an official at the Japanese meteorological agency.
The temblor, which struck just after 6 a.m. local time (5 p.m. ET Tuesday), was sparked by the Pacific tectonic plate "subducting," or moving under, the main land plate, he added.
Hasegawa warned that more tremors may be on the way.
One Japanese expert is warning that Japan "might have entered an era of great earthquakes and volcanic eruptions", and considering the immense devastation that the great earthquake and tsunami of 2011 caused, that is a very sobering assessment.
Meanwhile, a series of very strong earthquakes have struck Papua New Guinea recently as well. The following comes from the Washington Post…
A powerful earthquake rattled Papua New Guinea on Thursday, the fourth strong quake to hit the South Pacific island nation in a week. The temblor prompted officials to issue a local tsunami warning, but it was lifted shortly afterward with no reports of damage.
The 7.1-magnitude quake struck about 150 kilometers (94 miles) southwest of the town of Panguna on Bougainville Island at a depth of 23 kilometers (14 miles), the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
Once again, just because things have always been a certain way does not mean that they will always be that way.
As Americans, we are not accustomed to being concerned about major earthquakes and massive volcanic eruptions, but that could soon change in a big way.
The truth is that our planet and our sun are changing in ways that are unpredictable and that our scientists don't completely understand.
For example, a recent LiveScience article discussed the fact that scientists are deeply puzzled by the fact that the magnetic field of our planet is getting weaker 10 times faster than previously believed…
Scientists already know that magnetic north shifts. Once every few hundred thousand years the magnetic poles flip so that a compass would point south instead of north. While changes in magnetic field strength are part of this normal flipping cycle, data from Swarm have shown the field is starting to weaken faster than in the past. Previously, researchers estimated the field was weakening about 5 percent per century, but the new data revealed the field is actually weakening at 5 percent per decade, or 10 times faster than thought. As such, rather than the full flip occurring in about 2,000 years, as was predicted, the new data suggest it could happen sooner.
And in a previous article, I discussed how one scientist has discovered that activity on the sun is declining at a faster pace "than at any time in the last 9300 years" right now.
I don't pretend to have all the answers for why these things are happening, but clearly some very unusual things are taking place.
So what do you think?
Do you believe that you know why our planet and our sun are experiencing such dramatic changes?
Please feel free to add to the discussion by posting a comment below…
Tags: Environment, Global News, Ring of Fire, Volcano
Sunset Turns Massive Calbuco Eruption Into Amazing Scene (IMAGES)
– Surreal! Sunset turns massive Calbuco eruption into amazing scene (IMAGES) (RT, April 23, 2015):
The record-breaking volcanic eruption in southern Chile is dramatically altering skies, as spectacular views emerge of white plumes creeping miles up into the sky after coloring the night orange. A second blast took place hours ago.
Nature's colossal power was aptly demonstrated by Calcubo, which erupted a second time just a few hours ago, with agencies reporting a stronger eruption than the first.
An electrical storm mixed with the raging spurts of lava overnight to create what looked like the jaws of hell opening to swallow the surrounding landscape.
In scenes reminiscent of the movie Independence Day, white mushroom disks adorned the daytime skies, slowly claiming the city of Puerto Varas for their own.
Tags: Chile, Environment, Global News, Volcano
West Coast US Eruption? Mt. Hood Volcano In Oregon Sends Signals Of Activity – USGS Installing New Equipment
H/t reader squodgy:
"To take our minds off Fukushima, the Economy & WWlll, here's another…."
– 3/19/2015 — West coast US eruption? Mt. Hood Volcano in Oregon sends signals of activity — USGS installing new equipment (DutchSinse, March 19, 2015):
USGS installing new CO2 (carbon dioxide) gas monitoring equipment on Mount Hood Volcano in Oregon. ( the equipment also can measure SO2 / sulfur dioxide).
Screenshot below from Google Earth shows Mount Hood in the foreground, and the multiple other large volcanic peaks located due North.
Just across the border from Oregon's Mt. Hood, resides the much more famous Mount St. Helens.
As seen in the above screenshot, Mount St. Helens, Mount Rainier, and Mount Adams, as well as West Crater, and Indian Heaven all are within a very short distance from Mount Hood. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Mount Hood, U.S., USGS, Volcano
– NATO Jets Surrounding Russia: Before And After (ZeroHedge)
– Torching Toulouse: French city burns as riots erupt over death of eco-activist killed by police grenade (Daily Mail):
Riots have broken out in southern France over the death of a young activist killed by a police grenade.
At least 16 people were arrested in Toulouse as rubbish bins were torched and bus shelters smashed during a demonstration in the French city.
The riots unfolded on the margins of an otherwise peaceful march where protesters carried placards reading 'End to the licence to kill'.
At one point during the stand-off, demonstrators were dispersed by powerful jets of water.
– Citizen Warns that 12-yr-old Child's Toy Gun on Playground is FAKE, Cops Shoot and Kill Child Anyway (Filming Cops):
The person who called 911 on the boy CLEARLY WARNED the dispatcher that the child's toy gun was "fake." Despite this warning, police shot and killed the boy.
– Albuquerque Police Officer Keith Sandy made headlines and sparked outrage by stating he was going to shoot and kill homeless man two hours before he did is now retiring early with full benefits to avoid internal affairs investigation (XRepublic):
One of the officers that killed James Boyd is retiring early with full benefits and gets to avoid the Internal Affairs investigation by doing so. The local media in Albuquerque is trying to downplay his retirement by running headlines that indicate the exact opposite of the truth.…
– If The Facts Don't Fit The Theory, Change The Facts (Real Science):
We are witnessing the biggest scientific scam in history.
– Netanyahu govt approves disputed bill making Israel nation-state of Jewish people (RT):
Following heated debate, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet has voted in favor of anchoring in law the status of Israel as "the national homeland of the Jewish people," which critics fear would discriminate the Arab population.
According to the draft law, Israel's Basic Laws would no longer define it as "Jewish and democratic" country, but as the Nation-State of the Jewish People.
15 Israeli ministers in the cabinet supported the 'Jewish state bill,' with only six, including Israeli Justice Minister, Tzipi Livni, saying 'no' to the initiative on Sunday.
The bill now has to be approved by the country's parliament, Knesset, which is scheduled to vote on it on Wednesday.
– China And Russia Team Up To Build World's Largest, Most Powerful Chopper (FOXTROT ALPHA):
Currently, the largest and most powerful helicopter to have ever entered production is the gargantuan Mi-26 'Halo' of Russian origin, of which many still serve in governmental and commercial roles around the globe. After decades of the 'Halo' being on top, a new record holder is now said to be on the way, with Russia and China joining forces to make it happen.
– Bill Passed: EPA Must Only Take Advice from Industry Shills, NOT from Independent Scientists (The Organic Prepper):
The Environmental Protection Agency is a federal agency that is charged with the responsibility of writing and enforcing legislation to protect human health and the environment. Established under Nixon in 1970, the EPA is another one of those agencies that sounds like a good idea, until you peel off the shiny friendly top layer to discover the stench of corruption underneath. Up until now, they at least pretended to be there to serve as watchdogs, but it seems like they've decided to give up on that silly illusion.…
– Paedophile orgies in luxury flats and claims three boys were murdered by VIPs: Special report into the growing stench of a cover-up by the Establishment (Daily Mail):
The claim was as clear as it was chilling: behind the genteel façade of one of London's most famous apartment blocks, children faced abuse on an industrial scale.
Every weekend, groups of vulnerable boys from local care homes were being smuggled to an address in Dolphin Square, Pimlico. There, after being plied with alcohol, they suffered sickening sexual assaults.
The paedophile ring orchestrating these crimes had, over time, come to believe it enjoyed immunity, a whistle-blower told police at the time.
After all, members were said to include a cross-section of Britain's most influential politicians.
– Former Scotland Yard detectives say young boys were murdered by Westminster paedophile ring (Daily Mail):
Two retired detectives have reportedly backed claims that young boys were murdered by politicians at paedophile orgies.
The claims, said to be in new written statements handed to the Metropolitan Police, have emerged just a week after a witness called 'Nick' claimed he saw a Tory MP throttle a 12-year-old boy to death.
Scotland Yard has already confirmed it is examining a 'possible homicide' committed 30 years ago by a paedophile ring whose ranks included senior Establishment figures.
The revelation came as the Home Secretary Theresa May admitted the recent spate of child abuse allegations were only the 'tip of the iceberg'.
– Top Tory MP invites paedophile business consultant to House of Commons for lunch meetings (Daily Mail):
A top Conservative MP invited a paedophile business consultant to the House of Commons for lunch meetings, it has been reported.
Sir Edward Leigh, 64, held meetings inside Westminster where he entertained an entrepreneur who has been convicted of making thousands of indecent images of children.
Businessman Duncan Breeze was given privileged access to parliament buildings as recently as a few months ago, it has been claimed.
The 39-year-old was jailed in 2007 for two years after 4,270 'sickening' images of minors were found on his computers and placed on the Sex Offenders Register for 10 years.
– Historic Westminster child abuse and murder claims 'only tip of the iceberg' in scandal, Theresa May warns (Telegraph):
Revelations that politicians allegedly murdered and raped young boys is "only the tip of the iceberg" in the Westminster historic child abuse scandal, Theresa May has warned.
The Home Secretary expressed dismay that institutions designed to protect children failed in the past and said she was determined to bring those guilty to justice, whatever their position.
– Officials have "admitted failure" at Fukushima plant — Giving up on attempts "to prevent highly contaminated water from pouring into ocean" — Regulator asks "What was all the trouble over the past months for?" — Gov't experts worried cement barrier is going to crack (VIDEO) (ENENews):
Japan Times, Nov 22, 2014 (emphasis added): Tepco fails to halt toxic water inflow at Fukushima… [TEPCO] admitted failure Friday in its bid to halt the flow of toxic water into underground tunnels alongside the ocean… Some 11,000 tons of highly radioactive water have accumulated in the tunnels… connected to the reactor 2 and 3 turbine buildings… according to Tepco. There are fears that this toxic buildup… could pour into the Pacific, which is already being polluted by other radioactive leaks… Friday, Tepco proposed a new technique for the tunnels: injection of a cement filler… some [highly radioactive water] would be left behind, endangering plant workers, Tepco acknowledged… [Gov't experts] argued that Tepco should stick to the original plan and draw out all of the water. Others said giving up on it may hamper the construction of the ice wall.
– The Real Reason Why The Netherlands Repatriated Its Gold (ZeroHedge):
In what could definitely be called a stunning move, the Netherlands has announced it has repatriated in excess of 120 tonnes of gold from the vaults of the Federal Reserve in New York to the Dutch Central Bank in Amsterdam. Officially a move made to rebalance the locations where the gold is being stored, one cannot ignore the fact that the Netherlands only repatriated a large part of the gold which was stored in New York and it did not touch the gold stored in Canada and London.
Additionally, it's not just 'some' gold being brought back home, no, the total amount is 122.47 tonnes or almost 4 million ounces with a market value of $5B. This will reduce the exposure of the Dutch Central Bank to the US financial system as now just 31% of its gold is being stored in the vault of the Fed, coming down from 51%. We have the impression this won't be the last repatriation as the Dutch Central Bank is keeping its shipping route secret 'in case more gold needs to be repatriated'.
– Norway's Magnus Carlsen defends world chess crown in Sochi (RT)
The Norwegian wunderkind, Magnus Carlsen, has defended his World Chess Championship title after defeating Vishy Anand of India in 11th game of their match in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi.
Sunday's win gave Carlsen, 23, an unassailable lead in the match of 6 1/2 to 4 1/2, rendering the planned 12th and final game unnecessary.
The Norwegian has beaten Anand, 44, for the chess crown for the second year in a row, with his first success coming in Chennai, India in November 2013, by the score of 6 1/2 to 3 1/2.
Game 11 – 2014 World Chess Championship – Magnus Carlsen vs Viswanathan Anand
– Grand Jury Decision Unlikely This Weekend As Private Security Move "Guns & Gold" Out Of Ferguson (ZeroHedge):
Sporadic confrontations and violence between protesters and police continued to occur overnight in Ferguson as multiple news agencies report grand jury considering whether to indict the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed teenager Michael Brown is unlikely to meet and render a decision this weekend. The fear, as we have previously noted, is a major uprising as one sign protested, "if the killer cop walks, AmeriKKKa Halts," and as Fox reports, Brown family attorney is managing expectations, "99% of the time the police officer is not held accountable for killing a young black boy," Crump said. "The police officer gets all the consideration." There is, however, another potential reason for delaying the decision's reporting, as VICE reports, business owners in the St. Louis, Missouri area have hired private military contractors to transport guns and gold, fearing their shops will be targeted by looters if a grand jury does not indict.
– The Consequences of Imposing Negative Interest Rates (Acting Man):
Negative Interest Rates and Capital Consumption
Ever since the ECB has introduced negative interest rates on its deposit facility, people have been waiting for commercial banks to react. After all, they are effectively losing money as a result of this bizarre directive, on excess reserves the accumulation of which they can do very little about.
At first, only a small regional bank, Deutsche Skatbank, imposed a penalty rate on large depositors – slightly in excess of the 20 basis points banks must currently pay for ECB deposits. It turns out this was a Trojan horse. Other banks were presumably watching to see if depositors would flee Skatbank, and when that didn't happen, Commerzbank decided to go down the same road.
However, there is an obvious flaw in taking such measures – at least is seems obvious to us. The Keynesian overlords at the central bank who came up with this idea have failed to consider a warning Ludwig von Mises once uttered about the attempt to abolish interest by decree.
– German foreign minister speaks out against Ukraine joining NATO (RT):
Germany's FM, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, has said he is against Ukraine joining NATO. In an interview with Der Spiegel, he said he considers "that it is possible for NATO to have a partnership with Ukraine, but not membership."
– Cape Verde Volcano Erupts (Ice Age Now):
The Pico do Fogo volcano on the Cape Verde archipelago off the coast of West Africa erupted Sunday morning, prompting the evacuation of at least one nearby village.
– Student Debt By Major: What Not To Study To Avoid A Lifetime Of Debt Slavery (ZeroHedge):
Want to escape a lifetime of debt servitude? Then some of the fields one may want to avoid include drama, music, religion, anthropology, philosophy, psychology and education.
– 'Afraid of Russia:' German police arrest man after finding nuke-proof bunker full of weapons (RT):
Police in Germany found a private nuclear-proof bunker made by a man who says he feared an attack from Russia. At least 140 different weapons were found in his "atomic safe" facility where he was planning to hide with his family.
The 59-year old electrician has been arrested on charges of storing illegal weapons and explosives which he hid in his self-made bunker near his house in Kelheim municipality in Bavaria, southeastern Germany,
All in all police confiscated 80 rifles, 60 handguns, two submachine guns, 20,000 rounds of ammunition and about 40 kilograms of substances for explosives production, said State Criminal Police Office (LKA)
– Average UK family just '2 weeks away from breadline' – report (RT):
The average UK household is just days away from an emergency situation in the event of sudden financial hardship, according to a new report to be released this week. Meanwhile, one food bank has reported a surge in new participants.
The consequences of severe economic fallout would present a real challenge for many people, considering that more than one-third of households (36 percent) in the UK have "no strategy in place to cope with financial hardship," according to a report from Legal & General, citing data from the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).
For your disinformation:
– British elite unit carrying out secret missions in Iraq, hundreds of ISIS militants killed (RT):
British SAS troops have been conducting secret missions that have killed hundreds of Islamic State militants. Using quad bikes and 4×4's in Iraq, they have been seeking out enemy forces usually at night, killing up to eight terrorists a day.
Michael Collins Piper on JFK and the Kosher Nostra
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– Summing It All Up In 1 Surreal Chart (ZeroHedge):
Because, as financial media keeps propagandizing, it's all about the fundamentals…
Charts: Bloomberg
– Veteran S&P Futures Trader: "I Am 100% Confident That Central Banks Are Buying S&P Futures" (ZeroHedge):
"This last 1900 point Dow Jones push upwards – and the Ebola events leading into it – it was so orchestrated and heightened at critical points but the ascent and push straight up in price, and sideways nonreaction after was completely unlike anything I've seen before. After going up for a record-breaking amount of time the last five or so years, in a nonlinear exponential mania type of ascent, there should normally be tremendous volatility that follows… After this year and especially this last 1900 point Dow run up in October, and post non-reaction, that I am 100 percent confident that that one buyer is our own Federal Reserve or other central banks with a goal to "stimulate" our economy by directly buying stock index futures."
American Epidemic? NYPD cop shoots dead unarmed man 'without warning':
– Sell, Sell, Sell…….The Central Bank Madmen Are Raging (David Stockman's Contra Corner):
The global financial system has come unglued. Everywhere the real world evidence points to cooling growth, faltering investment, slowing trade, vast excess industrial capacity, peak private debt, public fiscal exhaustion, currency wars, intensified politico-military conflict and an unprecedented disconnect between debt-saturated real economies and irrationally exuberant financial markets.
Yet overnight two central banks promised what amounts to more monetary heroin and, presto, the S&P 500 index jerked up to 2070. That is, the robo-traders inflated the PE multiple for S&P's basket of US-based global companies to a nose bleed 20X their reported LTM earnings.
– "Down Outright Murder": A Complete Guide to the Shooting of Michael Brown by Darren Wilson (The Intercept)
– In Great Britain, Protecting Pedophile Politicians is a Matter of "National Security" (Liberty Blitzkrieg):
I've long written about how the percentage of sociopaths within a group of humans becomes increasingly concentrated the higher you climb within the positions of power in a society, with it being most chronic amongst those who crave political power (see: Humanity is Rising).
Now we have evidence of yet another case.
The Guardian reports that:
The security services are facing questions over the cover-up of a Westminster paedophile ring as it emerged that files relating to official requests for media blackouts in the early 1980s were destroyed.
Two newspaper executives have told the Observer that their publications were issued with D-notices – warnings not to publish intelligence that might damage national security – when they sought to report on allegations of a powerful group of men engaging in child sex abuse in 1984. One executive said he had been accosted in his office by 15 uniformed and two non-uniformed police over a dossier on Westminster paedophiles passed to him by the former Labour cabinet minister Barbara Castle.
Ah, national security. Remember that the next time you are lectured that we need to give up our civil liberties in the name of "national security." Think about what that really means. It really means the security of the status quo to continue to behave like insane criminals with zero accountability.
– Contrary To IRS Lies, Some 30,000 Lois Lerner "Forever Lost" Emails Have Been Recovered (ZeroHedge):
It is unclear whether the person in charge of the Lois Lerner "disappeared IRS emails" strategy was also Dr. Gruber, but whoever conceived of the idiotic idea that the fatal failure of a local hard disk means that emails which are stored on at least one server miles away, and subsequently downloaded via POP3, IMAP or some other protocol, have vaporized, clearly also relied on the stupidity (and laziness) of the American people. And like in the case of Obamacare, the lies worked, if only for a short period of time. And because when it comes to lies coming from the very top, there is never just one cockroach, and they always inevitably scatter, the latest headache for a scandal-ridden president is that Lois Lerner's email, supposedly gone in perpetuity, have mysteriously reappeared, and as the Washington Examiner reports, "up to 30,000 missing emails sent by former Internal Revenue Service official Lois Lerner have been recovered by the IRS inspector general, five months after they were deemed lost forever."
– The Plebs Are Revolting – Utah Bill to Shut Off Water to the NSA Moves Forward (Liberty Blitzkrieg):
In the wake of the failure of the U.S. Senate to move forward on the USA Freedom Act, many activists and civil liberties advocates have come to the conclusion that we can't rely on the feds to do anything decent on the subject. One of the proposed grassroots ways to fight back has been an emphasis on increased use of encryption (recall my pre-Snowden era post, Bitcoin and Kim Dotcom: Why it's Time to "Encrypt Everything"). Another obvious solution is for people to revolt at the local level. It appears that the citizens of Utah are doing just that.
Wired reports that:
Lawmakers are considering a bill that would shut off the water spigot to the massive data center operated by the National Security Agency in Bluffdale, Utah.
– 3-Star General Who Helped Lead War On Terror: We've Lost the Wars In Iraq and Afghanistan (Washington's Blog):
3-star General Daniel Bolger helped to lead the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The first sentence of his new book – Why We Lost: A General's Inside Account of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars – starts:
I am a United Sates Army general, and I lost the Global War on Terrorism. It's like Alcoholics Anonymous; step one is admitting you have a problem. Well, I have a problem. So do my peers. And thanks to our problem, now all of America has a problem, to wit: two lost campaigns and a war gone awry.
Yahoo News notes:
Having studied military history, he says he should have known that a U.S.-led counterinsurgency in a country like Afghanistan could never work.
Now, with the rise of the Islamic State, there's a growing choir urging the U.S. military to lead yet another ground war in Iraq.
"That would be four times biting that poison apple: Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq and then Iraq again," he said.
– With A Hard-Landing Imminent, China Reminds Residents It Is Illegal To Jump Off Tops Of Buildings (ZeroHedge):
"The situation has become so bad… that a middle-aged investor, fearing that a local developer wouldn't be able to make his promised interest payments, threatened to commit suicide in dramatic fashion last summer. After hearing similar stories of desperation, city officials reminded residents that it is illegal to jump off the tops of buildings."
– Obama's Path To 'Amnesty' (In 1 Cartoon) (ZeroHedge):
– This Is How Russia Does The (Dry) Ice Bucket Challenge (ZeroHedge):
As The West shows its fortitude (and apparent philanthropy) with mere 32-degree Fahrenheit ice-bucket-challenges, Russian chemistry professor Yury Zhdanov goes 290-degrees better…
Nikolay Novosyolov, founder of a science popularization project, poured a bucket of liquid nitrogen, which temperature was minus 322 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 197 Celcuis), as part of the #IceBucketChallenge campaign, taking the world's social media charity craze to a whole new level.
– Western sanctions are aimed at regime change in Russia – Lavrov (RT):
The ultimate goal of the anti-Russian sanctions imposed by some Western nations is to stir public protests and oust the government, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said.
"Western leaders publicly state that the sanctions must hurt [Russia's] economy and stir up public protests. The West doesn't want to change Russia's policies. They want a regime change. Practically nobody denies that," he told a leading think-tank in Moscow.
Lavrov said that the tensions between Russia and the West had been brewing for years before the Ukrainian crisis, adding that now the Europeans had decided to go for all-or-nothing and play chicken with Russia. But at least the positions have been made clear, Lavrov said.
– Police pepper sprays protest in Germany as activists storm new EU central bank HQ (PHOTOS, VIDEO) (RT):
German police used pepper spray and clashed with anti-EU protesters, who stormed and vandalized the new European Central Bank building, which is under construction now in central Frankfurt.
Calling themselves Blockupy, thousands of activists gathered in the city center on Saturday and marched to the goal of their protest, the new ECB office, which is to be inaugurated next March.
The cost of the new office is almost 1.3 billion euros and this fact has caused a lot of criticism while the policy of austerity is applied all over Europe.
"While our colleagues, friends and comrades in Southern Europe continue to rebel against the depletion and impoverishment policies of the Troika, the ECB moves into its new palace," Blockupy website says. "Blockupy moves on to the road. We will make our own move to the new building and give back to the ECB the garbage – in and with many moving boxes – that should have been thrown into the dustbin of history: racist and sexist division, impoverishment, privatization of public funds and goods and wars to secure resources."
– On The Looming Wall Of Chinese Defaults, Restructuring Firm Warns "You Know It's Coming" (ZeroHedge):
The news this week of China's largest corporate bankruptcy – Haixin Iron & Steel Group – amid crashing iron ore and steel prices was followed by analysts noting it "will be followed by others," as the major flaw of producers of iron ore, the most traded commodity after oil, is they tend to be "over-bullish." Distressed debt funds are starting to circle in preparation for what they expect to be a bloodbath as Bloomberg reports, bad debts in China are well underestimated because authorities persist in propping up weak companies and bailing out local investors, according to DAC Management, "we've yet to see it because if you look at corporate defaults, they keep getting covered by the government. At some point, they can't cover every single one." Most worryingly though, as KPMG points out, "when you see restructuring advisers getting hired by SOEs… you know it's coming."
– When the Rustlers Wear Badges (Lew Rockwell)
– Five seniors die in Georgia care center after receiving flu shot – report (Natural News):
Healthcare workers at Hope Assisted Living & Memory Care Center in Dacula, Georgia, whose identities have not been made known as of this writing, have informed Health Impact News that on November 7, 2014, five residents of the center received flu vaccinations, only to die one week later.…
– Video – Mexico's Colima Volcano Erupts (Ice Age Now)
– 24 Pictures That Perfectly Capture How Insane The Snow Is Near Buffalo, New York (BuzzFeed)
– Now the UK is set to feel the chill (Ice Age Now):
Winter to arrive with below-freezing icy blast,
reads the headline in The Telegraph.
Temperatures will drop to 19F (-4C) in some areas of the country next week as winter arrives.
Temperatures on Sunday night are expected to plummet to 26F (-3C) in rural areas of Northern Scotland and there may be snow showers on the mountains and widespread frost.
The cooler temperatures will continue on Monday, with overnight temperatures in the North down to 30F (-1C).
– "Serfdom is the New Normal" – Talkin' Oligarch Blues with Perpetual Assets (Liberty Blitzkrieg):
"Oligarchs like protecting themselves from peasants…"
– Gus Demos of Perpetual Assets
Because nothing says "living The American Dream" like looting an abandoned Doritos truck in the middle of a Buffalo, NY snow storm……
Once a market leader among Western 24-hour news channels, CNN has now become infamous for its slipshod mislabeling of maps across the world. This week the network hit a new low, transforming a synagogue into a mosque.
– Could SUNSCREEN stop men having children? Chemicals that block UV rays 'may impair male fertility' (Daily Mail):
Slapping on sunscreen could reduce a man's ability to have a baby, according to new research.
A study found that chemicals commonly found in sunscreen, which filter out UV rays, can impair male fertility.
Experts warned when these chemicals are absorbed by the skin, they can interfere with the body's hormones.
Men exposed to specific chemicals called BP-2 or 4OH-BP had a 30 per cent reduction in fertility.
– Are You Better Off This Thanksgiving Than You Were Last Thanksgiving? (Economic Collapse):
Are you in better shape financially than you were last Thanksgiving? If so, you should consider yourself to be very fortunate because most Americans are not. As you chow down on turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce this Thursday, please remember that there are millions of Americans that simply cannot afford to eat such a meal. According to a shocking new report that was just released by the National Center on Family Homelessness, the number of homeless children in the U.S. has reached a new all-time high of 2.5 million. And right now one out of every seven Americans rely on food banks to put food on the table. Yes, life is very good at the moment for Americans at the top end of the income spectrum. The stock market has been soaring and sales of homes worth at last a million dollars are up 16 percent so far this year. But most Americans live in a very different world. The percentage of Americans that are employed is about the same as it was during the depths of the last recession, the quality of our jobs continues to go down, the rate of homeownership in America has fallen for seven years in a row, and the cost of living is rising much faster than paychecks are. As a result, the middle class is smaller this Thanksgiving than it was last Thanksgiving, and most Americans have seen their standards of living go down over the past year.
In 2014, there are tens of millions of Americans that are anonymously leading lives of quiet desperation. They are desperately trying to hold on even though things just keep getting worse. For example, just consider the plight of 49-year-old Darrell Eberhardt. Once upon a time, his job in a Chevy factory paid him $18.50 an hour, but now he only makes $10.50 an hour and he knows that he probably would not be able to make as much in a new job if he decided to leave…
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Global News Update: Nov 22, 2014
– Obama the tyrant king unleashes dictatorial order that will now invoke "open rebellion" – Senate aide:
With the stroke of a pen, President Obama has now set America on the path toward open rebellion and revolt. By declaring that he alone has the right to dictate immigration policy without the legislative approval of Congress, he has committed yet another lawless act in a long series of illegal schemes that cement his position in history as nothing more than a sociopathic liar and destroyer of nations.
Source: Artizans.com
– Obama extends deportation reprieve to 5 million undocumented immigrants:
President Barack Obama announced an executive order on immigration reform Thursday, which he will sign on Friday. The actions will affect up to 5 million undocumented immigrants in the US, many of whom are the parents or spouses of legal residents.
Obama announced his plan for unilateral action on immigration via a prime-time address from the White House. He will sign the executive order during a rally in Las Vegas on Friday. Because the plan will not be passed by Congress, it could also be easily reversed by a new president after Obama's term runs out in just over two years.
"Accidental discharge"…:
BREAKING: New York City police commissioner says "accidental discharge" from police officer's weapon may have killed man in Brooklyn.
— Reuters U.S. News (@ReutersUS) 21. November 2014
– The FBI Is Very Excited About This Machine That Can Scan Your DNA in 90 Minutes:
Rapid-DNA technology makes it easier than ever to grab and store your genetic profile. G-men, cops, and Homeland Security can't wait to see it everywhere.
– Least Transparent Ever – Obama Administration Fighting to Prevent Release of C.I.A. Torture Report:
His latest intervention on behalf of the forces of opacity, revolves around the release of a report on CI.A. torture put together by The Senate Intelligence Committee, which is 6,000 pages long and has been five years in the making. Naturally, the Obama Administration is taking painstaking efforts to block its release.
– Gold Repatriation Stunner: Dutch Central Bank Secretly Withdrew 122 Tons Of Gold From The New York Fed:
A week ago, we penned "The Real Reason Why Germany Halted Its Gold Repatriation From The NY Fed", in which we got, for the first time ever, an admission by an official source, namely the bank that knows everything that takes place in Germany – Deutsche Bank – what the real reason was for Germany's gold repatriation halt after obtaining a meager 5 tons from the NY Fed:
… the gold community paid great attention to the decision of the German Bundesbank to "bring German gold home". At the beginning of 2013, the Bundesbank announced it would repatriate 300 tonnes of gold stored in the US by 2020. It is well behind schedule, citing logistical difficulties. Yet diplomatic difficulties are more likely to be the chief cause of the delay, especially seeing as the Bundesbank has proven its capacity to organise large-scale gold transports. In the early 2000s, the Bundesbank incrementally repatriated 930 tonnes of German gold held by the Bank of England.
Some took offense with this, pointing out, accurately, that the gold held at the NY Fed in deposit form for foreign institutions had continued to decline into 2014 despite the alleged German halt. Well, today we know the answer: it wasn't Germany who was secretly withdrawing gold from the NYFed contrary to what it had publicly disclosed.
It was the Netherlands.
– "Gold Is Money And Nothing Else" – JP Morgan's Full December 1912 Testimony To Congress:
In December 1912, no lessor man than J.P.Morgan testified to Congress to "justify Wall Street," during investigations over alleged manipulation and collusion. The transcript reads like it could have been given yesterday (as nothing ever changes) but at its heart the banker laid out 33 "Morgan Epigrams" which appear – in the ensuing 102 years – have been lost to greed and arrogance… The irony is wondrous: "Securities do not always prove good", "Money is gold, and nothing else", "I think manipulation is always bad."
– 12 Charts Show Connection Between Roundup and Disease:
Roundup is found in 75% of air and water samples. Many farmers drench crops with Roundup right before harvest. About 100 million pounds are applied to U.S. farms and lawns every year, according to the EPA.
Monsanto claims that Roundup is totally safe, and can be dumped on everything without problem.
Is it true?
In reality, Roundup is linked to a number of diseases. And the ingredients in Roundup are deadly to human cells.
A study from the Journal of Organic Systems includes the following 12 charts which show the correlation between Roundup (technically known as "glyphosate") and disease:
– CIA wants to delete thousands of emails as Obama administration stalls release of torture report:
The CIA wants to erase tens of thousands of internal emails sent by most covert and counterterror officers after they leave the agency, leading US senators and transparency advocates to fear the plan would mean the loss of vital government records.
– 10 Examples Of The Social Decay That Is Eating Away At America Like Cancer:
It isn't just our economy that is crumbling. Something is happening to America that no amount of money will be able to fix. Everywhere around us we can see evidence of the social decay that is systematically eating away at the foundations of our society.
– Wall Street Stunned As Iceland Dares To Jail Banker Involved In 2008 Crash:
The impossible is possible. Never say never. Wall Street bankers are staring agog at headlines coming from Europe where, in Iceland, the former chief executive of one of the largest banks in the country which was involved in crashing the economy in 2008 has been sentenced to jail time. As Valuewalk reports, in receiving a one year prison sentence, Sigurjon Arnason officially became the first bank executive to be convicted of manipulating the bank's stock price and deceiving investors, creditors and the authorities between Sept. 29 and Oct. 3, 2008, as the bank's fortunes unwound, crashing the economy with it. It appears he was as shocked by the verdict as Wall Street-ers are, "this sentence is a big surprise to me as I did nothing wrong." It was likely all for the people's own good…
– Europe's New Scariest Chart:
Recent polls show pro-default parties growing popular in peripheral euro-area countries such as Greece, Italy and Spain. As Bloomberg Brief's Maxime Sbaihi notes, in a depressed economic environment, their promises to restructure public debt might soon bring them to power and tempt traditional parties to adopt their ideas. This return of political risk in the euro area doesn't appear to be priced in by market participants. As Italy's Beppe Grillo recently exclaimed, "we will leave the Euro and bring down this system of bankers, of scum."
– 'AIDS, Ebola, Obama – Thanks Africa' roadside sign causes a stir in Nebraska:
A homemade sign proclaiming "AIDS, Ebola, Obama – Thanks Africa" caused a commotion in the town of Minden, Nebraska this week after a local man drew the ire of area residents when he erected it on his own property.
A "little" late:
– Charles Schwab Urges The Fed To Raise Interest Rates "As Quickly As Possible":
Authored by Charles Schwab (yes, that Charles Schwab), originally posted op-ed at The Wall Street Journal,
For America's 44 million senior citizens, plus tens of millions of others who are on the threshold of retirement, last month marked a watershed moment that is worth celebrating. At the end of October, the Federal Reserve announced the first step in returning to a more normal monetary policy. After nearly six years of near-zero interest rates and quantitative easing, the Fed is ending its bond-buying program and has signaled a plan to eventually begin raising the federal-funds rate, raising interest rates to more normal levels by 2017.
U.S. households lost billions in interest income during the Fed's near-zero interest rate experiment.
– Jerusalem mayor: Revoke citizenship for terrorists' families:
The mayor of Jerusalem has called on Israeli authorities to revoke the citizenship of family members of terrorists. This proposal was made in response to growing tensions between Palestinians and Israelis.
– 40,000 to 60,000 tons of sulphur dioxide spewing out of Bárðarbunga volcano per DAY:
A few days ago I posted an article saying that Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano was pumping out 35,000 tons of sulphur dioxide per day, more than twice the amount spewed from all of Europe's smokestacks.
Turns out that it's even worse than that.
According to the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service, RUV, some 40,000 to 60,000 tons […]
– TV: US nuclear workers' brains eaten away, hallucinating, mental capacity of preschooler — Wife films frightened, trembling husband on deathbed — It's indescribable what they've done and they don't care — They want you to die — Gov't Experts: It's allergies from cats or feathers… or B-12 deficiency — Doctor: Quit helping workers get help (VIDEO):
KING 5 News, Oct 14, 2014: Gary Sall… [worked at Hanford] for 28 years… 10 years ago… his brain function got worse and worse. Within 5 years he… could barely speak, hallucinated, and operated on the level of a 4-year-old… Doctors diagnosed him with work-related toxic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disorder… [His wife] Barb documented the suffering in a difficult to watch video taken in 2011… in a hospital bed, trembling and frightened and on a feeding tube… The DOE's insurer wrote that not Hanford, but alcohol consumption or a B-12 deficiency could be making him sick… He died 3 years ago at the age of 57.
– Twice as much Fukushima radiation near California coast than originally reported; Highest levels found anywhere in Eastern Pacific — Scientist: Very little we can do… It's unprecedented… God forbid anything else happens — Gundersen: Multiple plumes now along west coast… Will be coming "for century or more" (AUDIO)
– Ice forces earliest closure EVER of upper Mississippi:
Halts shipments of corn, soybeans, wheat, fertilizer, salt and other goods from the most northern reaches of the nation's busiest waterway.
– New York State officials – Things will only get worse:
Another three feet (1 meter) of snow forecast for Buffalo.
– Buffalo – 30 major roof collapses, 100 minor collapses:
More collapses expected. Homeowners and store employees scrambling to remove the snow before rainfall adds even more weight to overloaded roofs.
– 'We will hunt you down': KKK threatens to shoot Anonymous 'n***** lovers':
A bitter war of words between hacker collective Anonymous and the Klu Klux Klan risks spilling over into real violence, with the right-wing hate group allegedly threatening to shoot dead activists wearing the Guy Fawkes mask in southern Missouri.
– Obesity price tag: $2trn annually and 'rapidly getting worse':
Around 30 percent of the world's population is now obese, while 50 percent is expected to fall into the category by 2030. Meanwhile, 5 percent of global deaths each year are linked to the condition, creating a drag on the global economy.
– Stocks Close At Recordest Highs As All Central Banks Go All In:
Despite the knee-trembling awesomeness of a double-whammy promise of liquidity, US equity markets ended the week on a decidedly down note. The realization that Draghi's all talk (no impact on US stocks) and PBOC's move is not a liquidity surge and has limited impact on the economy left stocks tumbling once the opening OPEX levels had printed. The USD rose notably on the day after EUR plunged under 1.24 on Draghi (USD +0.9% on the week). Despite USD strength, gold rose 1% (as did Silver) on the week, rising for the 3rd week in a row for the first time in 4 months (and the 3rd Friday surge in a row). Oil rose 1% on the week, breaking an 8-week losing streak but Copper prices fell around 0.3% on the week, having given back the kneejerk gains post-PBOC today. Treasury yields dropped after kneejerking higher on PBOC. 30Y at 3.01% had its 2nd lowest weekly close since May 2013. VIX melted down into the close to 13.01. Late-day buying panic lifts stocks off their lows leaving Dow & S&P at all-time recordest highs of all-time ever in history (as small caps closed red).
I stumbled across two mind blowing charts yesterday that had me pondering how generations of Americans had frittered their lives away, spending money they didn't have on things they didn't need, utilizing easy to acquire debt, and saving virtually nothing for their futures or a rainy day. We are a nation of Peter Pans who never grew up. While I was driving home from work, one of my favorite Pink Floyd tunes came on the radio and the lyrics to Time seemed to fit perfectly with the charts I had just discovered.
– HFT War Stories: The Algo that Couldn't Count:
This is the first in MKTSTK'sHFT War Stories series. Submitted anonymously by a high frequency trader. Names of people, places, and products have been omitted:
Algo trading has a way of making your hair turn white. Sometimes it's the wild market action. The response then is to cut risk and keep on trading. The big losses come from avoidable human errors. Those are the losses you might not come back from.
The trading world is increasingly automated. Every year there are fewer human eyes watching the market at any given time. Traders employ algorithms to cut latency and market impact. Dealers find automation indispensable in quoting thousands of different exchange traded derivatives.
– Russia Can Survive An Oil Price War:
After a frosty reception at the G20 summit in Australia this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin required some much needed rest, at least according to the official explanation given for his conspicuously early departure from the proceedings. All things considered it could have been a lot worse. Russia finds itself in familiar territory after a controversial half-year, highlighted by the bloody and still unresolved situation in Ukraine. Nonetheless, the prospect of further sanctions looms low and Russia's stores of oil and gas remain high.
– Did The Tech Bubble Just Quietly Pop?:
While some might scoff at the idea of there even being a bubble in hi-tech start-ups, it appears the massive wall of money that has been thrown at dot-com 2.0 names – all money-losing, social, mobile, cloud name-droppers – has dried up. As The TechCrunch Bubble Index shows, the last 90 days have seen startup-funding announcements collapse over 40% to their lowest level in almost 3 years…
– Gold Tops $1200 As China Cuts, Draghi Jawbones:
First Mario Draghi made some strong statements speaking in Asia that "It is essential to bring back inflation to target and without delay," which sent EURUSD tumbling BUT did not spark moves in the S&P 500 (though Gold slipped). It was not until the PBOC cut rates (and sent AUD surging) that the US equity market perked up and started ripping… along with gold and as the morning progressed, gold has kept going as it is clear the Central Banks of the world have only one policy left… (no wonder the Dutch want their gold back)
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Deadly Volcanic Gases (That Aren't Stopping) Force Icelanders To Stay Inside
– Deadly volcanic gases (that aren't stopping) force Icelanders to stay inside (Ice Age Now, Nov 10, 2014):
The kids at the Graenuvellir kindergarten in Husavik, north Iceland, were kept inside on Nov. 4 to protect them from sulfur-dioxide gases spewing from the Holuhraun lava field near the Bardarbunga volcano, says this article on bloomberg.com.
"The eruption has been going for almost three months and shows no sign of stopping. Red-hot lava now covers 70 sq. km. (27 sq. miles), an area larger than Manhattan. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Iceland, Volcano
– Worldwide volcanic activity on the rise (Ice Age Now, Oct 11, 2014):
Chart shows volcanic activity during last 400 years.
If underwater volcanic eruptions were included, I think the trend lines would burst explosively through the top of the chart.
I don't know who created the chart, but would like to give them credit if anyone has the answer.
Tags: Environment, Global News, Science, Volcano
How Many Of The Thousands Of Newly Discovered Volcanoes Are Pumping Vast Amounts Of HEAT And CO2 Into The Ocean?
– How many of the thousands of newly discovered volcanoes are pumping vast amounts of HEAT into the ocean? (Ice Age Now, Oct 7, 2014):
One also wonders "How many of these newly found thousands of volcanic seamounts are producing CO2 that bubble into the ocean?" – Meteorologist Anthony Watts
A newly created new map of the world's seafloor shows thousands of previously uncharted mountains rising from the bottom of the ocean.
Most of these underwater mountains, known as seamounts, were once active volcanoes. Continue reading »
Tags: Climate Change, CO2, Environment, Global News, Oceans, Science, Volcano
Scientists Identify Thousands Of Previously Unknown Seamounts (Volcanoes), Sending The Total Number Soaring From Around 5,000 To About 20,000
– Scientists identify thousands of previously unknown seamounts (volcanoes) (Ice Age Now, Oct 6, 2014):
The number of seamounts quadruples, soaring from around 5,000 to about 20,000
A new topographic map of Earth's ocean floor reveals thousands of towering volcanoes and other never-before-seen features once hidden beneath miles of water and thick sediment, says this article in Live Science.
The world's volcano count jumped tremendously thanks to the new map. The number of seamounts soared from around 5,000 to about 20,000, said lead study author David Sandwell, a marine geophysicist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Oceans, Science, Volcano
Sept. 2014: A Month Of Worldwide Volcanic Unrest Worth Remembering (Video)
Tags: Dutchsinse, Environment, Global News, Volcano
Glacier breaks off Mt. Shasta Volcano in North California – Lahar mud flow (Video – 9/21/2014)
Tags: Dutchsinse, Environment, Global News, Mount Shasta, Volcano
Eruption plume from Shiveluch's explosion on September 24, 2014. Copyright: Y. Demyanchuk/Volkstat.ru
– Powerful Eruption At Shiveluch, Kamchatka, Russia (The Watchers, Sep 25, 2014):
A powerful eruption was observed at Russian Shiveluch volcano at 00:41 UTC on September 24, 2014. Ash plume rose up to 11 km (38 000 feet) altitude.
The eruption generated several pyroclastic flows, some of which surpassed the 350 m high western caldera wall.
The explosion could have been a result of gas pressure that slowly build up under the lava dome's plug of viscous lava, VolcanoDiscovery said. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Kamchatka, Russia, Volcano
The Holuhraun fissure eruption this morning. Steam is rising up, partly due to heavy rain.(picture: Dr. Armann Hoskuldsson/University of Iceland´s Institute of Earth Sciences)
– Up to 130 meter high lava fountains (RUV, Sep 4, 2014):
Robust activity has been seen in the Holuhraun lava eruption this morning, says volcanologist Armann Hoskuldsson who is monitoring the event. "The highest lava fountains rise up to 130 meters from the craters," he says. The new lava field is now estimated to be 11 – 12 square kilometers in size. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Iceland, Volcano
Japan Declares Level 3 Emergency, At Least One Dead After Volcano Erupts In Central Japan (Videos)
– Japan Declares Level 3 Emergency, At Least One Dead After Volcano Erupts In Central Japan (ZeroHedge, Sep 27, 2014):
When one thinks of Japan and natural disaster, the things that usually come to mind are earthquakes, tsunamis, radioactive lizards, the occasional massive nuclear power plant explosion. Not volcanoes – those are usually delegated to the sole country that dared to give bankers the middle finger, Iceland. And yet, overnight Japan declared a level 3 alert (on a scale of 1 to 5) when a volcano in central Japan erupted, sending ash clouds down the mountain's slope for more than 3 kilometers. According to RT, at least one person has died and 70 were injured, while aircraft have been forced to divert to avoid the dangerous area. Medics confirmed the death of at least one person, while 70 more were reported to be injured, NHK reported. Thirty of the injured have been sent to hospital in critical condition, health officials added. One can only hope there were no nuclear power plants in the immediate vicinity of the volcano. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Japan, Volcano
Iceland: Bardabunga Volcano Pollution At Record Level – Residents Warned – 'Like Standing Behind A Truck And Inhaling The Vapors'
– Bárðarbunga Pollution at Record Level – Residents Warned (Ice Age Now, Sep 13, 2014):
"Like standing behind a truck and inhaling the vapors," says resident.
In Reyðarfjörður on Iceland's east coast, sulfur dioxide measured at 4,000 µg/cubicmeter just before 11 PM on Friday night, according to mbl.is.
All residents in the area are advised to keep inside, close window and raise the heat in ovens to keep the air pressure greater inside. Continue reading »
Tags: Bardabunga, Iceland, Volcano
11 Photos of Iceland's Bardabunga Volcano Erupting That Are Just Unreal
– 11 Photos of Iceland's Bardabunga Volcano Erupting That Are Just Unreal (Mashable, Sep 11, 2014):
Tags: Bardabunga, Environment, Global News, Iceland, Volcano
Iceland's Massive Lava-Fountain Lake (Stunning Video & Photos)
– Stunning Video Of Iceland's Massive Lava-Fountain Lake (ZeroHedge, Sep 7, 2014):
While Iceland's serene landscape may be the perfect analogy for world markets currently, the eruption of its Bardarbunga volcano shows what fierce reality lies just beneath the surface. Capitalism and free markets will always find away though, and as RT reports, one travel company is cashing in on the incredible awe-inspiring images by offering tours over the volcano at a height of around 150 meters. As the following stunning clip shows, at $920, it may well be the trip of a lifetime…
Awesome – #holuhraun#bardarbungapic.twitter.com/RTigVGoXyJ
— Simon Redfern (@Sim0nRedfern) September 7, 2014
Absolutely #amazing#photo of the #auroraborealis over the #eruption at #Holuhraun#Iceland
Photo: Motion in nature pic.twitter.com/ntmVMNx8Pq
— Roberto Lopez (@Bromotengger) September 4, 2014
Stunning images from #Bardarbunga#Volcano. Over nine sq.km of lava arround the eruption. http://t.co/HokEvF1Wsxpic.twitter.com/FUfnFp019s
— Vísir (@visir_is) September 4, 2014
A twilight photo taken the other day at the eruption site in Holuhraun #Bardarbunga#icelandicvolcano#eruptionpic.twitter.com/cv5ghEZBl8
— Ragnar Th Sigurdsson (@ragnarthsig) September 4, 2014
And finally… mind-blowing images of lava fountains… (coming to the Bellagio soon?) Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Iceland, Volcano
– Ecuadoran volcano spewing ash five miles into the sky (Ice Age Now, Sep 4, 2014):
The Tunguarahua volcano is spewing ash 28,000 feet into the sky after an eruption this weekend.
The volcano, located in the Andes some 87 miles south of Quito, has been classified as active since 1999, with frequent powerful ash explosions. Continue reading »
Tags: Ecuador, Environment, Global News, Volcano
– Second volcanic eruption this morning in Iceland (Ice Age Now, Aug 31, 2014):
The new eruption started in Holuhraun, north of the Dyngjujökull Glacier along the same volcanic fissure that appeared on Friday morning, says accuweather.com.
A very calm but continuous lava eruption is under way, according to the Met Office.
However, bad weather due to the remains of former Hurricane Cristobal have prevented flyovers, limiting direct observation of the eruption. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Iceland, Volcano
Bardarbunga volcano aviation color code raised back to Red, Iceland
– Bardarbunga volcano aviation color code raised back to Red, Iceland (The Watchers, Aug 31, 2014)
Tags: Bárdarbunga, Environment, Global News, Iceland, Volcano
– Major eruption in Papua New Guinea (Ice Age Now, Aug 29, 2014):
Large explosive eruption propels ash to 60,000 feet (18,288 meters) – Aviation color code raised to red.
Mount Tavurvur erupted early on Friday, forcing evacuation of local communities.
The eruption involved "incandescent projections and ongoing loud roaring and rumbling noises," stated a notice from the Department of Mineral Policy and Geohazards.
Officials said there have been no reports of deaths or injuries so far, but local residents were advised to remain indoors to avoid falling ash.
Photos from Rabaul show the ground covered in a layer of ash. Continue reading »
Tags: Environment, Global News, Papua New Guinea, Ring of Fire, Volcano
Fissure Eruption Begins In Iceland As Bardarbunga Magma Breaches The Surface
– Fissure Eruption Begins In Iceland As Bardarbunga Magma Breaches The Surface (ZeroHedge, Aug 29, 2014):
As Icenews reports, a fissure eruption has started in the Holuhraun lavafield north of Dyngjujökull. Newly formed crevasses were spotted in surveillance flyovers by scientists yesterday and at that time geophysicist Magnús Tumi Guðmundsson estimated that the magma intrusion which had been monitored for the previous week was moving only 2 kilometres under the surface. The magma has now breached the surface and the volcanic eruption has been confirmed by scientists in the field. The low frequency tremors suggests the eruption is located outside the glacier. The blaze can be observed in Mila's webcameras, two of which are trained on Vatnajökull glacier's Bárðarbunga area.
– Aerial video of Iceland eruption (Ice Age Now, Aug 29, 2014):
29 Aug 14 – "First aerial footage of the fissure eruption!" says reader Don Brown. Also great photos.
The fissure is thought to be about 1 mile long and runs northeast / southwest. The lava is thin and fast flowing southeast. This is the fissure eruption, which appears to be available as a multi-called dynamic operation of Dyngjujökli towards the caldera. Continue reading »
Tags: Bárdarbunga, Environment, Global News, Iceland, Volcano


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2 Enchiladas & 2 Beef Tacos$8.99
1 Chile Relleno, 1 Beef Enchilada, 1 Taco, Rice & Beans$8.99
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Burrito, Chalupa, Taco & Beef Enchilada$8.99
Quesadilla, 2 Enchiladas & 1 Beef Taco$8.99
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Mexican Enchiladas$8.991 beef, 1 chicken, 1 bean & cheese enchiladas topped w/ melted cheese, lettuce & sour cream
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Mole Enchiladas$8.993 enchiladas w/ mole, sauce, lettuce, tomatoes. Sour cream & guacamole
Veggie King$5.99Veggie qusadilla. Guacamole's tostada & taco
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Chile Relleno Poblano$8.992 chiles rellenos (stuffed) & guacamole salad or cheese relleno. Pick between beef or chicken
Flautas$8.994 flautas filled w/ beef or chicken. Served w/ guacamole salad & sour cream
Chimichanga Platter$8.991 beef or chicken chimichanga topped w/ cheese dip, served w/ rice, beans, lettuce, sour cream, guacamole & tomato
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Special Platter$8.991 beef enchilada, 1 pork tamal, 1 chile relleno w/ beef, rice & beans
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Carnitas Dinner$10.99Pork chunks w/ rice bean. Guacamole salad & tortillas
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Steak El Pepe$12.99Rib-eye steak sliced. Served w/ rice, beans, guacamole salad & tortillas
Rib-Eye El Jalisco$12.99Rib-eye steak grilled w/ onions, tomatoes, bell peppers. Served w/ rice, beans & tortillas
Steak Ranchero (Picante)$11.99Sliced-grilled, served w/ rice, beans, avocado slices, lettuce, pico de gallo, fried jalapeños & tortillas. This is a spicy hot dish...!
Steak Mexicana$12.99Pieces of steak w/ onions, tomatoes, sauce, rice, beans, guacamole salad & flour tortillas
T-Bone El Jalisco$12.99Grilled. Comes w/ rice, ans, guacamole salad, pico de gallo, flour o corn tortellas
El Jalisco's Favorite$11.99Grilled sliced steak cooked w/ red salsa & served w/ rice, beans. Tortilas & gucamole salad. Not spicy..!
The Three Amigos$13.99Grilled steak, chicken & shrimp w/ onion. Rice, beans & guacamole salad
Pollo Asado(Ai,: Polio Asado)$12.99Delicious chicken breast served w/ rice, beans, guacamole salad, pico de çallo. Comes w/ flour or corn tortillas
Carne Asada$11.99Thin slices of grilled steak cooked w/ Mexican salsa. served w/ rice, beans, avocado slices, lettuce, tortillas & jalapeno peppers
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Small Chips w/ Salsa$1.99
Extra Salsa$0.89
Big Salsa Cup(2O Oz)$4.99
Chicken Stuff
Pollo El Jalisco$11.99Whole chicken breast w/ tomatoes, onion, bell peppers, cheese dip, rice & beans
Arroz Con Polio$11.99Tender sliced chicken breast w/ fresh tomatoes, onions, green peppers, rice w/ cheese, avocado & tortillas
Chicken a La Creme$10.99Tender chicken strips cooked in sour cream sauce w/ rice & beans & tortillas
Adobe Chicken$10.99Sliced chicken, grilled & marinated, covered w/ fresh mushrooms, spinach, bell peppers & onions, smothered w/ cheese sauce. Served w/ rice, beans & tortillas
Mexican Grilled Chicken$8.99The fried version goes: $7.99Grilled chicken strips smothered w/ cheese dip. Served w/ pico de gallo, rice & beans.
Mole$9.99Pieces of chicken cooked in chile sauce w/ a touch of Mexican chocolate. served w/ rice & tortillas
Fajitas (Fa-Hee-Tas)
Master Parrillada$18.99Great combination of grilled chicken, steak, shrimp, chorizo & pork chops. Comes w/ rice & beans, guacamole salad, sour cream & tortillas
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Shrimp FauitasSingle: $13.99Double: $21.99Sizzling stuff, just like the others but loaded w/ shrimps
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Caldo De Camardn$12.99Traditional Mexican shrimp chowder cooked w/ vegies. served w/ lemon, rice & tortillas
Cozumni's Del Ight$12.99Sautéed onions, bell peppers, scallops & shrimp sin our special chipotlc soup. Served w/ rice, veggies & tortillas
Cancun Quesadillas$10.992 quesadillas filled w/ 'krab net & shrimp. Served w/ guacamole, sour cream & salad
Shrimp a La Diabla$11.99Shrimp cooked in hot salsa & served w/ rice, beans, lettuce, avocado, dico de gallo & tortillas?
Shrimp Quesadilla$13.991 big qusadilla w/ grilled shrimp, rice & beans & guacamole salad
Chile Relleno El Jalisco$13.99Filled w/ grilled shrimp, cooked onion, tomato & cheese dip. Served w/ sour cream, rice, beans & guacamole salad
Victor's Favorite$11.99Large flour tortilla filled w/ 'krab meat, shrimp, onion, tomatoes & sell peppers, topped w/ cheese clip. Served w/ guacamole salad & sour cream
Fish Tacos$9.99Grouper topped w/ chipotle in 3 soft flour tortilla shells. Served w/ pico de gallo, lettuce & cheese
Garlicky Shrimps$12.99Seasoned w/ lots of garlic & served w/ rice & lettuce, pico de gallo, avocado & tortillas
Mexican Grouper$13.99Sautéed w/ onions & cilantro in green sauce & served w/ rice, beans, guacamole salad & tortilla
Large Seafood Cup$11.99Mexican twist for a shrimp cocktail. A large cup w/ shrimps in our el jalisco salsa
Mexi Fish$13.99Grilled grouper topped w/ chipotle sauce. Served with- avocados, lettuce, tomatoes, lime slices & rice
Shrimp Adobe$12.99Grilled & marinated shrimps, covered w/ fresh mushrooms, spinach, bell peppers & onions, smothered w/ cheese sauce, served w/ rice, beans & tortillas
Shrimp Relleno (Aka: The What?)$7.99We don't know why relieno! For sure this dish is about the shrimp w/ grilled onions, bell peppers & tomatoes then covered w/ our ultra-yummy cheese sauce.
Shrimp a La Creme$12.99Perfectly grilled shrimps smothered in sour cream sauce. Served w/ rice, beans & tortillas
Burritos (Bu-Ree-Tos)
Fajita Burrito$10.99Steak or chicken burrito stuffed w/ beans, grilled onion, bell pepper & tomato. Served w/ cheese dip on top, lettuce & diced tomatoes
Cheese Steak Burrito$10.99Big flour tortilla filled w/ sliced steak & grilled onion. Topped w/ cheese dip. Served w/ lettuce & tomatoes, stuffed w/ rice & beans
Burrito Jalisco$6.99Rolled burrito filled w/ beef or chicken & beans w/ cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream & guacamole
Burrito Supreme$8.992 rolled burritos filled w/ chicken & refried beans, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, guacamole & sour cream
Super Burrito$8.99One big burrito rolled w/ chile-con-carne, rice, beans covered w/ melted cheese & enchilada suce. This is a fiery dish...!
Steak Burrito Dinner$11.99Two steak burritos w/ rice & beans, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, sour cream, guacamole & pico de gallo
Burrito Verde$10.99Big burrito stuffed w/ grilled steak strips & rice, & covered w/ green tomatillo sauce & cheese, & garnished w/ lettuce & tomato
Enchilada Burrito$7.99Beef or chicken burrito topped w/ melted cheese, enchilada sauce, rice & beans
Just for Kids
One Burrito w/ Rice & Beans$3.99
One Taco w/ Rice & Beans$3.99
One Beef Enchilada, Rice & Beans$3.99
One Cheese Quesadilla, Rice & Beans$3.99
Chicken Fingers w/ French Fries$4.99
Mexican Chicken$4.99
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Not Even Close to Good Mexican Foodby Yourfood on 03/03/2012
The worst Mexican food I have ever had, Drinks were weak and from a cheap mix. The waiters were rude. The owner is worthless. He could have cared less.
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SatrindTech S.r.l.
based in Arluno, ITALY
Consolidated experience and leadership in engineering, manufacturing and installation of industrial shredders and complete shredding plants for waste reduction, reclaiming and disposal. Our solutions are designed for waste treatment with capacity and range specific for recycling and disposing requirements in different sectors.
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Our award winning range comprises over 1000 wines from every corner of the wine world. Boutique family wine growers sit side by side with exceptional co-operatives and other large scale producers who offer unparalleled value. You can search by country, grape variety, wine style, closure or of course producer name. If you want to search by wine name or product code, simply type it into the search box top right of your screen.
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Barbera Amonte 13 6/75(6x75cl)
Deliciously fruity with notes of blueberries, cherries and rapsberries. Robust with a persitent finish.
Barbera D'Asti DOC 12 Cantine Volpi 6/75(6x75cl)
Ruby red with an intense bouquet. Dry and persistent with a good body; full of class and character.
Cortese Amonte 14 6/75(6x75cl)
Light and crisp with delicate citrus fruit aromas and nuances of freshly mown grass and almonds.
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