Monthly Archives: December 2008
Taking the Temperature of Global Climate Change
The daily observation from the Solar & Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) clearly highlights a potential global problem. In 2008, nearly every day of each of the first four months of the year has recorded an observation of sunspot activity that is equal to zero. In fact, there have been only two days in the last four months when there has been any sunspot activity at all and each small event disappeared very quickly.The importance of sunspot inactivity is the continued confirmation that Sunspot Cycle 24 will be very weak or even delayed. The most recent solar minimum was in March of last year. The new cycle, No.24, was supposed to start soon after that, with a predicted gradual build-up in sunspot numbers. It has not yet happened. History would suggest that the longer the delay in cycle activity, the weaker this sunspot cycle will be.Consider that the future implications of this Read more…
The Real Secrets of Remote Viewing
- This information originates from, and was experienced at, very deep levels of our common self.- To our knowledge, no such material has ever appeared anywhere before.- Make good use of it.Warning:- This material is to be read slowly.- In order to become a consistently effective Remote Viewer, one needs to understand, integrate, and (hopefully) experience the following body of knowledge. Otherwise, one is only dabbling in these matters.“If thou would’st hear the Nameless, and wilt diveInto the Temple-cave of thine own self,There, brooding by the central altar, thouMay’st haply learn the Nameless hath a voice,By which thou wilt abide, if thou be wise.”Tennyson (1809-1892)Mr. O’Donnell is the founder of the Academy of Remote Viewing. He was a remote viewing instructor for the remote viewing (mental espionage) branch of a Western intelligence organization. Mr. O’Donnell would like to make the following information available:In order to successfully remote view, an individual Read more…
What You Should Know About Gis Hosting
GIS is also known as Geographical Information System. GIS technology is used to capture, store, analyzing and managing data with geographical attributes such as maps. It is also used for creating and customizing or editing geographical data. Graphical Information Systems have paved the way for people to analyze geographical data in numerous ways, an example of the use of GIS would be to upload a map of a specific large area, and analysts can then check the map over for information such as the terrain type, distance over a specific area and pollution. The possibilities are endless with GIS; it has been very useful in tasks such as disaster management, market research and environmental research.GIS often requires specialist hosting in order to be able to handle the different technologies needed for getting everything online. The hosting solution must be able to handle commercial and open source technologies such as PHP, Read more…
What Can You Expect from Free Gas Pipeline GIS Application
Finding a comprehensive gas pipeline dataset on the Internet can be very difficult and frustrating. Usually, you will get incoherent data from websites, unreliable information, and incomplete datasets. You will find it impossible to create a reliable and compelling presentation because of lack of data and visual materials. Fortunately, you can utilize the free gas pipeline GIS application of Rextag Strategies called Pipeline Explorer. This free application will generate comprehensive oil and gas GIS datasets so you can finish your presentation projects quickly. The Pipeline Explorer contains the most complete and up to date information about the names of different pipeline systems. It can also identify which types of commodities are being carried by different pipelines. By having this capability, you can quickly organize your gas pipeline GIS dataset into different categories. You will be able therefore to quickly create a customized oil and gas GIS presentation. The datasets on Read more…
Rediscovering the Sense of Wonder: Reason and Revelation in the Baroque Period and After
There are times of transformation and change in the course of human history, when new discoveries force human beings into reassessment of their model of the world, into changing their views often in a drastic and painful manner. Eventually, what seemed to be unbelievable and shocking at first, years later becomes part of commonly accepted knowledge, and a new model gradually takes hold, promising to solve all the riddles of our existence. That process took place more than once, and at the times when people have to adjust to changes in their worldview it becomes clear how much tension and difficulty is involved in adapting to new information. Sometimes human mind finds it easier simply to deny the existence of facts that do not fit into the established picture, sometimes it chooses to discard “old” knowledge altogether: it is more convenient to divide our views of the world into true Read more…
