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Most levees breached in Minot, ND...
Flooding 2,500 homes...
River breaks 1881 record...
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Asteroid to Pass Extremely Close By Earth On Monday
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As in the days of Noah: NY becomes 6th state to legalize gay marriage
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Is Hugo Chavez Dead? Rumors Spread Online After June 2011 Surgery
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Most levees breached in Minot, ND...
Flooding 2,500 homes...
River breaks 1881 record...
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Asteroid to Pass Extremely Close By Earth On Monday
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As in the days of Noah: NY becomes 6th state to legalize gay marriage
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Is Hugo Chavez Dead? Rumors Spread Online After June 2011 Surgery
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Hundred-foot sink hole opens up in Australia
Posted on June 26, 2011 |
Campers have told The Courier-Mail the hole, which appeared about 11am, could be up to 100 feet deep. Camper Shane Hillhouse said four-wheel-drives had been travelling along the popular stretch of sand, near Inskip Peninsula, shortly before the hole appeared. “This has the potential to take the tip of Inskip... /
Video Confirmation of a Pole Shift! - I believe this conclusively shows that our magnetic poles are shifting and the geographical poles are slowly following suit. This is the reason we are experiencing so many earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, wild and extreme weather and mass animal deaths. Animals like birds, honeybees, fish and whales rely on their body compasses to survive and now they are getting lost and perishing in large numbers.
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Judge Blocks Indiana Law Stopping Planned Parenthood Funding By Taxpayers
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Bigfoot Hunters Think They’ve Found DNA Evidence
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Walk Among Ruins Of Solomon's Temple
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Japan's Earthquake Claims Reach 1 Trillion Yen
Insurance News Net (press release)
In additional to the natural disasters, Suzuki said the nonlife industry has many other significant issues to resolve, one of the most pressing of which are the financial reports of member companies for the 2010 fiscal year. ...
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Floodwaters surround Nebraska nuke plant after breach...
-----Residents shrug off risk...
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Enter the dragon 'to save the euro’
It is in the interest of cash-rich China to help resolve the eurozone debt crisis, but Chinese premier Wen Jiabao, who is visiting Britain and Continental Europe, will want a share of the West’s buying power in return .
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Test-tube beefburger made from stem cells on the way...
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MICROSOFT TRIALS TV SIGNALS FOR WIFI...
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FEDS PLAN STEALTH SURVEY ON ACCESS TO DOCTORS
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TSA orders woman, 95, to remove adult diaper during 45-minute security search...
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Threat of $100B hit if USA top rating lost...
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Scientists: California Mega-Quake Imminent
Posted on June 27, 2011 |
Like a steaming kettle with the top on, pressure is building beneath the surface of California that could unleash a monster earthquake at any time. That’s according to a new study from the Scripps Institute of Oceanography. Geologists say Southern California is long overdue for a huge earthquake that could unleash widespread damage. It all comes down to the Salton Sea, which lies to the east of San Diego. The Salton Sea lies directly on the San Andreas /
Army Corps warns there “could be consequences” for anyone spreading the ‘Gavin’s Point Dam’ rumour
Posted on June 27, 2011 |
Rumors of cracks in Gavin’s Point have run rampant for weeks. Again and again, officials have said the dam is functioning properly. Now, someone’s started spreading a new rumor, that the feds plan to detonate explosives at the dam to release the water pressure. Authorities want to set the record straight. “We’re not streaming explosives on the dam and the dam isn’t cracking. It’s performing as designed. Whether it’s a joke, a hoax, that’s what the internet allows,” said Colonel... /
What do they know? Western Canadian leaders meet to discuss Natural Disasters
Posted on June 27, 2011 | \
The Western premiers are vowing to prevent natural disasters before they happen, and agreed this week to ask the federal government to get more involved in mitigating floods and fires. At the close of the Western Premiers’ Conference Wednesday, Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger said the country’s Disaster Financial Assistance Program needs to change. Selinger said the provinces need more money to prevent homes and properties from being damaged. “We’re seeing that if you do some things, for example on forest... /
Asteroid Barely Misses Hitting Earth
Posted on June 27, 2011 |
A small asteroid, estimated between 16 and 65 feet in diameter, whipped past Earth this afternoon – missing by a mere 7,600 miles. Asteroid 2011 MD approached Earth at 1 p.m. EDT a full three and-a-half hours later than astronomers first predicted, the AP reports. The space agency had earlier predicted no probability of the asteroid striking the Earth. NASA’s @AsteroidWatch tweeted last week: “There is no chance that 2011 MD will hit Earth but /
Warning: Possible Lake Tahoe Tsunami after Earthquake
Posted on June 27, 2011 |
Studying the history of fault lines in the Tahoe Basin might be a better indicator of seismicity at the lake than recent earthquake activity in Nevada. Last month a 6.0-magnitude earthquake hit Wells, a rural town in Eastern Nevada, damaging hundreds of homes and rupturing gas and water lines. And in late January, three earthquakes shook the Tahoe region, with the largest measuring up to magnitude 3.0. The epicenter of the activity was about seven miles from Incline Village in... /
George “Money Man” Soros: “We are on the Edge of Financial Collapse”
Posted on June 27, 2011
Oligarch George Soros, at a conference in Vienna, during a panel discussion said Let’s face it: we are on the verge of an economic collapse which starts, let’s say, in Greece but could easily spread. The financial system remains extremely vulnerable… He also said, as reported by Reuters, that a country will eventually exit the euro zone and urged policymakers to come up with a “plan B”: The euro had no provision for correction. There was no arrangement for any country... /
Freak summer hailstorm in Scotland
Posted on June 27, 2011 |
Thunder, lightning, heavy rainfall and hailstones hit Dundee on Thursday afternoon. The city played host to winter weather in the middle of June, days after the summer solstice. The Lochee area in the west of the city was among the worst hit by the storm, which occurred at around 4.15pm and lasted for 45 minutes. Tayside Fire and Rescue did not receive any reports of flash flooding during the storm. Dundee resident Connor Beaton caught the freak /
Freak Swedish hail storm hits Stockholm
Posted on June 27, 2011 |
A hailstorm struck Swedish capital Stockholm on Midsummer Day, today Saturday june 25. Midsummer is a widely celebrated holiday in Sweden and a lot of swedes go out to the countryside and archipelago to meet and celebrate together with friends and family. via Midsummer Hailstorm – CNN iReport. Reader Comments /
Red Dragon Rising: China targets Canadian Oil supplies
Posted on June 27, 2011 |
In the northern reaches of Alberta lies a vast reserve of oil that the U.S. views as a pillar of its future energy needs. China, with a growing appetite for oil that may one day surpass that of the U.S., is ready to spend the dollars for a big piece of it. The oil sands of this Canadian province are so big that they will be able to serve both of the world’s largest economies as production expands in the... /
17,000 US Dams May Collapse
Posted on June 27, 2011 | No Comments
The U.S. could be set for a catastrophic flood in the near future after 4,400 of the country’s dams were declared susceptible to failure. Nearly 20 per cent of the nation’s 85,000 dams could give way and need to be repaired, according to the Association of State Dam Safety Officials. However, with costs of repairs running into billions of dollars, a fix is unlikely any time soon considering the current economic climate. The Lake Isabella Dam is built on an... /
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Nebraska Nuclear Station Flood Berm Collapses
Posted on June 26, 2011 |
A berm holding back floodwater at a Nebraska nuclear power plant has collapsed. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission says the 2,000-foot berm at the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Station collapsed about 1:30 a.m. Sunday. There is no danger. The plant has been shut down since early April for refueling, and the commission says there’s no water inside. Also, the Missouri River isn’t expected to rise past the flood level the plant was designed to handle. via Fort Calhoun Nuclear Station: Flood... /
Hundred-foot sink hole opens up in Australia
Posted on June 26, 2011 |
Campers have told The Courier-Mail the hole, which appeared about 11am, could be up to 100 feet deep. Camper Shane Hillhouse said four-wheel-drives had been travelling along the popular stretch of sand, near Inskip Peninsula, shortly before the hole appeared. “This has the potential to take the tip of Inskip Point with it – this is huge and on a scale I’ve never seen before,’’ he said. “People are bringing chairs and sitting back to watch it in awe. “This.../
Liquefaction taking place in Australia
Posted on June 26, 2011 |
In perhaps the most desturbing footage yet, ground liquefaction has started in Australia, at the site of a 100 ft Sinkhole we reported about yesterday. We can’t stress enough, GET INFORMED, and then GET PREPARED! YouTube - 100 FT SINKHOLE CAUGHT FORMING ON CAMERA IN AUSTRALIA. LIQUEFACTION TAKING PLACE.mp4. Reader 
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