Record-breaking torrential rains struck western Japan, causing at least 44 deaths and leaving dozens injured. The authorities have ordered mass evacuations in the affected areas.
Others regions have witnessed excessive heat. Parts of the united states seeing both within the past week.
Alexandra talks about why so many people are grieving, and explains why she was called to create a new formula called “This Hug’s For You”.
This formula was created in response to so many struggling to find their center through the “death” process of anything we feel is dear to our hearts.
Paired with that, for the July ‘Independence’ Promotion, is the Joy formula, to uplift your spirits and help you to move through the darkness and despair.
Read more here: https://ift.tt/2KZWnGy
1) One thousand points of light
2) Orwell vs Huxley
3) Generation Z changing
4) the world, of deleted opinion
5) Red rain in Russia
6) Moon-eyed people of Appalachians
President Trump raised eyebrows Thursday night when he criticized the “thousand points of light” slogan coined by former President George H.W. Bush.
Hello everyone, its ED – this seems like the best way to explain a delay in the video – my microphone plug snapped, when I moved my computer – so i have no working mic to make a video at the moment – however, I am just about to get into the car to drive and get a new one. This of course, will cause a delay in today’s video. I hope the microphone is not broken and it is just the cable plug. I am getting into the car just after this video. Sorry about this! I wanted to update you so you did not wait around. I just found out about this like 30min ago, after searching to try and find a new cable. But no luck. So, will get new cable, and then be back and record video and put it up. But it will likely be an hour or so late today.
Sorry everyone!
Here are the topics i will be covering when I get back:
1) One thousand points of light
2) Orwell vs Huxley
3) Generation Z changing
4) the world, of deleted opinion
5) Red rain in Russia
6) Moon-eyed people of Appalachians
BREAKING: Tropical Depression Three has formed offshore of the North & South Carolina coastline. The storm is forecast to meander and strengthen into a hurricane. Interests along the coast of North Carolina should monitor the progress of this system. pic.twitter.com/uAqVaXb0O6
Whether this is a coordinated response is unclear – and certainly on a much smaller scale – but Bloomberg reports that Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree this morning imposing higher tariffs on U.S. products in retaliation for U.S. duties on metals imports, according to Economy Ministry statement.
In another example which proves Britain isn’t used to having excessive amounts of heat. a man has been rescued by firefighters after he became stuck in melted tarmac.
Melted tarmac. Apparently, it’s entirely down to the glorious and now tarmac-melting weather the UK is experiencing.
The 24-year-old was left without recourse after his leg sank ‘thigh deep’ into the road on a back lane in Newcastle, forcing him to call the local fire department for help.
China’s commerce ministry says the country has no choice but to fight back after the US “launched the largest trade war in economic history,” as Washington’s 25 percent tariffs on various Chinese imports go into effect.
“On July 6, the US began to impose 25 percent tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports. The US has breached WTO trade rules and launched the largest trade war in economic history to date,” the ministry’s statement read.
The Trump administration’s new 25 percent duties apply to 818 Chinese imports worth $34 billion. They are the first stage in levies threatened by the US on a total of $450 billion worth of Chinese goods.
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered what’s thought to be the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in Alexandria, measuring nearly nine feet long.
The massive stone casket was buried more than 16 feet beneath the surface alongside a huge alabaster head – likely belonging to the man who owned the tomb.
Experts say the ancient coffin has remained untouched since its burial thousands of years ago during the Ptolemaic period.
1) Kim Dotcom losing cases in NEW Zealand
2) Amazon work conditions
3) Everything is spyware
4) Teen has hat taken by SJW
5) Proof the Earth is flat
Kim Dotcom and three of his former colleagues have lost their latest bid to avoid extradition to the U.S. New Zealand’s Court of Appeal on Thursday upheld earlier court rulings that found the men were eligible to be handed over to U.S. authorities.
According to conventional wisdom, trade wars are bullish for the dollar, for two main reasons: they tend to be inflationary (import prices spike), and they impact risk assets, resulting in a flight for USD-denominated safety. Indeed, just today, Bloomberg writes that for dollar bulls, Trump’s trade wars are just what the doctor ordered.
As the world’s largest economy, the U.S. had the strong hand in the early stages of trade negotiations. But, if it escalates into a sustained trade war, the U.S. position weakens substantially due to its twin deficits. It can’t afford to play such hardball that foreign governments become incentivized to stop funding its largesse.
On the other hand, if trade tensions abate, investors will releverage into EM and risk assets, which will result in a de facto selling of the world’s reserve currency.
Several earthquakes, including one measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale, jolted the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel on Wednesday morning.
Most of the earthquakes, known as a swarm, were small and unnoticeable. But at least one measured in at 4.1 at about 4:50 a.m., according to the Geophysical Institute of Israel. The earthquake was located about 4 kilometers underground.
The US military declared it “stands ready” to keep waterways open in the Persian Gulf, after the Iranian President warned of “consequences” if Washington tried to reduce Tehran’s oil exports.
Captain Bill Urban, a spokesman for US Central Command (Centcom), said on Wednesday that the US Navy and its regional allies will ensure the Persian Gulf is open, and stand ready to safeguard “the freedom of navigation and the free flow of commerce wherever international law allows,” according to AP.
Archaeologists have discovered two ancient homes near the Giza pyramids in Egypt. The structures may have housed officials responsible for overseeing the production of food for a paramilitary force more than 4,500 years ago. The residences were found in an ancient port at Giza that flourished at a time when the Pyramid of Menkaure was being constructed at Giza. (Menkaure was a pharaoh who reigned from around 2490 B.C. to 2472 B.C.)
1) Facebook bans, Declaration of Independence
2) Australia, inssues monthly fines for what?
3) Cognitive dissonance; two narratives
4) #AClockWorldOrangeIsREAL
5) Bono very sad, over risk of NWO decline
6) Free Speech zones
America’s founding document might be too politically incorrect for Facebook, which flagged and removed a post consisting almost entirely of text from the Declaration of Independence.
At least one person was trying to scale the Statue of Liberty after a banner reading ‘Abolish ICE’ was unfurled at its base Wednesday afternoon.
A woman was spotted scaling the statue, and had made it to Lady Liberty’s midsection, US Park Police public information officer Sgt. Dave Somma told NBC 4. The island was being evacuated as a precaution.
The unique optical computer is believed to have immense advantages over traditional computers, opening up new doors as far as raw computational power and energy use are concerned.
The supercomputer was developed by the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Experimental Physics in Sarov, about 375 km southeast of Moscow and is based on optical or photonic computing technology. The institute has already patented its project.
In the interests of transparency at The ‘New’ Federal Reserve, The St.Louis Fed has decided, suddenly and without warning, to discontinue the production of The Fed’s balance sheet size from its FRED website.
Publicizing its growing exasperation in dealing with president Donald Trump who refuses to halt the tit-for-tat retaliation in the growing trade war with China – which is set to officially begin on Friday when the US slaps $34 billion in Chinese exports with 25% tariffs – but has a habit of doubling down the threatened US reaction to every Chinese trade counteroffer (after all the US imports far more Chinese goods than vice versa)…
A volcano on the Indonesian holiday island of Bali erupted Monday, sending rocks and lava spewing into the air and unleashing a wave of panic across the island.
Residents reported hearing a loud explosion as Mount Agung flung volcanic rocks at least 2 km in the air. A sea of lava spewed from the crater, which ignited nearby vegetation.
Indonesia’s National Agency for Disaster Countermeasure (BNPB) said the explosions began just after 9pm local time and that the ash column was seen as high as 2,000 meters above Mount Agung’s peak.
1) Strange object and towers
2) Imran Awan plea deal
3) British x-files, china had ufo
4) stealing clouds
5) gmail sharing with third party
6) the red balloon and shaping memories
The bodies of many different species of marine life — such as fish, sea turtles, eels, goliath groupers and even manatees — have washed ashore on Boca Grande beach in Florida over the past week. Officials with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission told ABC10 that “red tide” is likely causing the deaths. A red tide, formally known as a harmful algal bloom (HAB), occurs when “colonies of algae — simple plants that live in the sea and freshwater — grow out of control while producing toxic or harmful effects on people, fish, shellfish, marine mammals, and birds,” according to the National Ocean Service.
