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Jan. 6th, 2003 10:36 amFrom this point forward my journal is going to be friends and private only. If you would like to read any of my usually boring or macabre entries please let me know. I don't promise to entertain or be very sociable, but I will try. I've met some wonderful peeps on/thru LJ so I am open-minded to openly sharing my thoughts & life, just going more cautiously now. Thanks!
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Nov. 11th, 2002 11:07 pmWith the number of tornado reports for the period Sat afternoon through Monday morning now approaching 100, it is worth pointing out that while this is certainly one of the greatest November outbreaks on record, tornado outbreaks during Autumn are far from a rarity. In fact, a second tornado-maxima occurs during the season.
As is the case during Spring, cold and drier air from the north begins clashing again with the warmer, moist air from the Gulf. Sometimes, as was the case this past weekend, a particularly strong jet stream also enhances thunderstorm activity during various times of the year. The current El Nino is being fingered out for a possible reason why the jet stream across the country was so powerful this past week. (Recall the hurricane force winds in California Thursday & Friday).
Currently there are roughly three dozen confirmed fatalities and many people are still missing and concern is rising that at least some of them may not be found alive. To illustrate, with clarion, the impact of this past weekend's explosion of nature's fury, consider that the oft-referred to super-outbreak of May 3, 1999, claimed forty-six lives.
As is the case during Spring, cold and drier air from the north begins clashing again with the warmer, moist air from the Gulf. Sometimes, as was the case this past weekend, a particularly strong jet stream also enhances thunderstorm activity during various times of the year. The current El Nino is being fingered out for a possible reason why the jet stream across the country was so powerful this past week. (Recall the hurricane force winds in California Thursday & Friday).
Currently there are roughly three dozen confirmed fatalities and many people are still missing and concern is rising that at least some of them may not be found alive. To illustrate, with clarion, the impact of this past weekend's explosion of nature's fury, consider that the oft-referred to super-outbreak of May 3, 1999, claimed forty-six lives.
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Nov. 10th, 2002 02:13 amOff the charts Tornado, Wind & Hail outlooks next two or three days in eastern mid-west and mid-atlantic regions. This is a particularly dangerous set-up.
You can check out official guidance forecasts here:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/
You can check out official guidance forecasts here:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/
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Nov. 4th, 2002 09:27 pmWOW!
NEW ORLEANS -- People here saw water in ponds, bayous and pools slosh about from what geophysicists say was caused by the awesome power of an earthquake in Alaska Sunday, more than 3,000 miles away.
Full article here:
http://www.theadvocate.com/stories/110402/wea_laquake001.shtml
NEW ORLEANS -- People here saw water in ponds, bayous and pools slosh about from what geophysicists say was caused by the awesome power of an earthquake in Alaska Sunday, more than 3,000 miles away.
Full article here:
http://www.theadvocate.com/stories/110402/wea_laquake001.shtml
This is good!
Oct. 27th, 2002 03:54 pmReally good!
Stolen from a friend ..from somewhere else... and so on and so forth...
http://www.wennberg.net/mathias/fun/cave_of_magic/
Stolen from a friend ..from somewhere else... and so on and so forth...
http://www.wennberg.net/mathias/fun/cave_of_magic/
Coronal Mass Ejection!
Oct. 25th, 2002 11:53 pmSolar wind gusts have triggered auroras off and on since Oct. 23rd. There could be even more geomagnetic activity this weekend if a coronal mass ejection (CME) sweeps past our planet as expected. The CME billowed away from the Sun on Oct. 25th not long after a spectacular prominence
erupted--the movies at spaceweather.com are a must-see!
http://science.nasa.gov/spaceweather/images2002/25oct02/cme_c3_big.gif
http://science.nasa.gov/spaceweather/images2002/25oct02/prominence_huge.gif
Sky watchers should be alert for Northern Lights after nightfall on Saturday and Sunday.
erupted--the movies at spaceweather.com are a must-see!
http://science.nasa.gov/spaceweather/images2002/25oct02/cme_c3_big.gif
http://science.nasa.gov/spaceweather/images2002/25oct02/prominence_huge.gif
Sky watchers should be alert for Northern Lights after nightfall on Saturday and Sunday.
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Sep. 27th, 2002 02:05 amWas a Romantigoth last gothy quiz I took. Hmmmm... ;)

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On a drearier note, abundant moisture from the decaying Tropical Depression ("depression," I just *cough* Isadore that word) is making it's way in here this morning and it's like waking up in Seattle! Damp, cold and gray. Yummy ;)

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On a drearier note, abundant moisture from the decaying Tropical Depression ("depression," I just *cough* Isadore that word) is making it's way in here this morning and it's like waking up in Seattle! Damp, cold and gray. Yummy ;)
Live Journal in the News
Sep. 20th, 2002 02:43 amNew York Times article (you may need a subscription to the times, or at least a "free" on-line membership to access this:
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/09/05/technology/circuits/05BLOG.html
Curious stuff. Well, I'm not "a female 15-21 with a close circle of friends," but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night. ;)
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/09/05/technology/circuits/05BLOG.html
Curious stuff. Well, I'm not "a female 15-21 with a close circle of friends," but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night. ;)
Holy Cosmos, Batman!
Sep. 5th, 2002 10:38 pmGo here to see more!!!
http://science.nasa.gov/spaceweather/aurora/gallery_04sep02.html
On Tuesday, Sept. 3rd, with no warning, the interplanetary magnetic field near Earth turned south and triggered a G2-class geomagnetic storm. Canadians, northern Europeans, and some sky watchers in northern US states saw vivid green auroras for more than 9 hours on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, Sept. 4th.
This is different *rolls eyes*
Sep. 5th, 2002 10:04 pmFrom an E-mail I received earlier today...
SEX AND YOUR FIRST NAME ~
According to studies, your sexual identity is revealed by the first letter
of your FIRST name... what do you think? (Those of you with names that start
with "N" will probably wish it started with "K"!)
*******S fits me so well. *wicked grin* Sassy*****
Hmmm.. About me???
L- You are very romantic, idealistic, and somehow you believe that to love
means to suffer. You wind up serving your mate or attracting people who have
unusual troubles. You see yourself as your lover's savior. You are sincere,
passionate, lustful, and dreamy. You can't help falling in love. You
fantasize and get turned on by movies and magazines. You do not tell others
of this secret life, nor of your sexual fantasies.
And now you?
( Read more... )
SEX AND YOUR FIRST NAME ~
According to studies, your sexual identity is revealed by the first letter
of your FIRST name... what do you think? (Those of you with names that start
with "N" will probably wish it started with "K"!)
*******S fits me so well. *wicked grin* Sassy*****
Hmmm.. About me???
L- You are very romantic, idealistic, and somehow you believe that to love
means to suffer. You wind up serving your mate or attracting people who have
unusual troubles. You see yourself as your lover's savior. You are sincere,
passionate, lustful, and dreamy. You can't help falling in love. You
fantasize and get turned on by movies and magazines. You do not tell others
of this secret life, nor of your sexual fantasies.
And now you?
( Read more... )
You are 35% geek | |
![]() | You are a geek liaison, which means you go both ways. You can hang out with normal people or you can hang out with geeks which means you often have geeks as friends and/or have a job where you have to mediate between geeks and normal people. This is an important role and one of which you should be proud. In fact, you can make a good deal of money as a translator.
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Take the Polygeek Quiz at Thudfactor.com
Funny, my High School guidance counselor never told me about this. ;)