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Cedar - that's interesting. It's the Cedar River that's overflowing and flooding Iowa right now.

Wikipedia has an interesting etymology for the word "cedar": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedar#Etymology

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Both the Latin word cedrus and the generic name cedrus are derived from the Greek 'kedros'. Ancient Greek and Latin used the same word, kedros and cedrus respectively, for different species of plants now classified in the genera Cedrus and Juniperus (juniper). Species of both genera are native to the area where Greek language and culture originated, though as the word "kedros" does not seem to be derived from any of the languages of the Middle East, it has been suggested the word may originally have applied to Greek species of juniper and was later adopted for species now classified in the genus Cedrus because of the similarity of their aromatic woods. The name was similarly applied to citron and the word citrus is derived from the same root. However, as a loan word in English, cedar had become fixed to its biblical sense of Cedrus by the time of its first recorded usage in AD 1000.


In other words - Cedar equals citrus equals orange. And we've just had a super orange alignment (see STRUG).


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I watched the new movie "The Happening" today.

As you connected bees and tornados and the number 22, you'll like this.. It also ties in perfectly with the animal attacks in the end-times theme..

In the beginning of "The Happening" science teacher Elliot Moore are talking to his class about the disappearing honey bee phenomenon. On the blackboard behind him he has written the now famous "Einstein-quote":
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Quick stroll on the masonic checkered floor in order to reach enlightment (through the telly):
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We later learn in the movie that there's a neurotoxin being released that makes people commit suicide. At first terrorists are being blamed, but later we discover that nature is releasing the toxins. It's theorized that nature is defending itself against overpopulation (do I hear Masonic agenda, anyone?)..

Anyhow, the wind is what brings the neurotoxins, and in one scene, the wind suddenly becomes very strong and the main characters are running on a field to escape the toxin. There's one character wearing a shirt with the number 22. The number on his shirt isn't revealed for the camera until the strong wind blows. It's a low-quality pic, but you can see the 22 on the left.
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Check out 42lightseed23's blog about the movie too:
http://liveinchapelperilous.blogspot.com/2008/06/happening-and-wild-weather-spoiler.html

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Great stuff, as usual, Raybeam. I hope I can get to see that movie - it definitely feels important.

There's another bee story in the news today (http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,367442,00.html):

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A North Carolina man says his house was so overrun with bees that the walls ooze honey.

Mark Jones, of Concord, N.C., was tipped off to the visitors’ presence after discovering a strange substance on a downstairs wall. After tasting it, he realized it was honey, WYFF-TV reported.

Jones sought the help of beekeepers, who removed approximately 60,000 of the buzzing nuisances and their hives using a vacuum, according to WYFF-TV. Another 1,000 remain inside.

“It didn’t seem right to my husband or myself to kill them,” Jones’ wife Amychelle told WYFF-TV.

The remaining bees are expected to fly elsewhere, as they have no hive or queen bee, beekeepers said.


Sound unique? It isn't. On March 14, 2008 almost the same story happened in California (http://www.nbc15.com/weirdwackynews/headlines/16660551.html):

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Helen and Jerry Stathatos have a honey of a house. There are so many bees living inside the walls of their L.A. home they have honey dripping down walls. Recently, bee removal expert Dustin Mackey made a house call.

He says the place smells so sweet, it's like being inside a jar of honey. But the homeowners have decided not to evict their insect squatters.

They learned there could be millions of bees in the house and contractors would have to tear down walls to get to them. Mackey says the family has been living with their bees for about 20 years without a problem.


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Came to think about this thread when I was watching Stargate SG-1.. The location of the Stargate is in the Cheyenne complex..

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This story was tipped to my by my youngest brother who lives in southeast Georgia, about 30min drive from Jacksonville,FL. He was actually linking me to a 911 story...I'll get to that in a minute.


"'Bee Man' Finds 100,000 Bees Buzzing In Jacksonville Home"

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"I was like, Oh my God! Bees," recalled Jacksonville resident Lisa Hinson.

This sounds like a B-movie, but this one is the real thing.

"I haven't seen bees except on Winnie the Pooh," says Hinson's daughter.
http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/mostpopular/news-article.aspx?storyid=115372&provider=top

This all came after I finished laughing about this douche: :thumbs:
Man Calls 911 Over Incorrect Sandwich
He actually called twice!!!
http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/topstories/news-article.aspx?storyid=115369&catid=15
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Witnesses inside the store say Peterson eventually started screaming at everyone inside. When Peterson went outside to call police. Employees closed the store and locked the door to keep him from returning.

According to the report, the officer tried to calm Petterson and explain to him the proper way to use 911, but he would not cooperate.

Peterson was arrested and at his request the sandwiches were thrown away.

:lol: aaaaahahahahahaha!

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Here in the syncweb, I think the sandwich guy has a very interesting arrest report. The first line contains "757", two of the planes used on 911, and "Arlington", name of the national military cemetary in Virginia. Then we find "112" which wiki tells me is the standard emergency code for the EU and GSM cellphones. Very interesting. I connected it to a mirror down below, where we find "32211", and totally loaded number here, as well as one more "22" furthur below that. The UK reference really emboldened my suspicions that there is something happening here, and just below that I have circled the mirror of 137, a number I was am familiar with recently because of Cryptosporiduim 137, alien of the game "Destroy all Humans"(http://synchromysticismforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=140&p=1563&hilit=cryptosporidium#p1563). Finally, the charge at the end confirms what we all know to be true about 911... false.

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An African killer bee attack in the news precisely 11 months after the bee tornado story:

http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Africanized-Killer-bees-attack-in-La-Mesa/QFbqcjCiGky29bPSRet9Jg.cspx
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LA MESA - Four people in La Mesa are hospitalized after being stung by an angry swarm of Africanized bees.
James Mann, a local television news photographer said, "They're not gentle. They're mean, they're insane, they're hostile."

Insane and hostile; that is how people described a swarm of Africanized bees attacking people near Helix High School.

Shea Riley said, "A couple of my friends started running because they saw bees everywhere."

As police cordoned off the area around the 7500 block of Normal Avenue, beekeeper Mike Zito -- along with firefighters -- killed most of the hive living in the roof of a house on the 7500 block of Normal Avenue.

Zito said, "They have a bad attitude. They're a lot more aggressive, and they're a lot more territorial."

A broom and many dead bees sat in the driveway of an elderly couple who were attacked and hospitalized.

The 79-year-old female was stung 30 to 50 times. The 82-year-old male was stung 20 times. A mother and her son were also stung a handful of times and taken to the hospital.

James Mann, a local news photographer, said, "One flew under my hat, right here, and started buzzing in my space, and I swatted it. As soon as I swat it, it stung me right in the eye."

Mann got stung in the upper eyelid as he tried to get shots of the scene. He said, after the sting "I went nuts. Then, they went nuts. Then, I ran away and they followed me across the street."

Zito says the hive was so full that the queen hatched a new queen. Zito explained, "That new queen takes off with half the bees inside of a swarm, which is what happened. This hive swarmed and a bunch of people were stung."

A third bee incident happened in El Cajon Wednesday night when a tree fell on a man's car.

A man was trapped in the car when a 40 to 50-foot tree fell on top of the car he was in.

It happened just before 10:00 Wednesday night in the 800 block of Pepper Drive near Orange Grove Rd.

Crews arriving to rescue the man discovered bees in the tree. There was added concern because of the two bee incidents in La Mesa.

The man was rescued after about a half hour and the bees remained calm during the rescue. It's not believed these were Africanized bees.


At the same time, a tornado - and both of these stories are featured headlines on Fox News today: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,510737,00.html

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Severe weather across the South unleashed tornadoes in rural Mississippi, including one that shattered dozens of homes, flattened a church and injured at least 17 people, authorities said Thursday.

There were no immediate reports of fatalities, Magee Mayor Jimmy Clyde said. The most seriously injured were hospitalized, but most others had minor injuries.

The twister was reported around 1:30 a.m., and swept through Mississippi's pine-covered hill country as severe thunderstorms rumbled across several Southeast states. Power blackouts affected tens of thousands of Louisiana residents, and authorities reported damage to some Alabama homes. Georgia residents also braced for potentially heavy rains. ...

At least 60 homes suffered damage, said Katherine Gunby, spokeswoman for the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency. The nearby Corinth Baptist Church was so shattered that "only the doors to its sanctuary were left standing," she said.


Another bee attack here: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,510761,00.html

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On Saturday, a 53-year-old man was hospitalized after being stung "a couple thousand times" in what authorities are calling the worst bee attack around Las Vegas in 20 years.

Clark County Fire Department spokesman Scott Allison said the man accidentally disturbed a nest of "killer" bees when he overturned a boulder while operating a backhoe.

The man was listed in stable condition Monday in the intensive care unit at St. Rose Dominican Hospital-Siena campus.


Now, what does it all mean?

First, La Mesa means the plateau. A plateau looks like a butte, only it's bigger.

Here's a butte:

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Here's a plateau:

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Next, the street where the bee attack took place was Normal Ave. Normal was one of the places where we saw a crane accident last year. Another was Port Mann, and a reporter named Mann was stung in the eye. http://www.synchromysticismforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=63&p=1795&hilit=normal#p1795

This attack occurred near Helix High School. The Helix Nebula looks like a giant eye.

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Also, a tornado is a helix.

Another crane accident we noted last year involved a crane falling on a man's car and killing him. So it's interesting that one of the bee attacks involved a tree full of bees falling on a man's car. That occurred in El Cajon, which means "the box." I wonder if this refers to Pandora's box? Interestingly, El Cajon is represented in Congress by Duncan Hunter.

In the tornado story, they misspelled McGee, the name of the location where the devastation occurred.

McGee is an unincorporated community in eastern Wayne County, Missouri, United States. It is located 23 miles northeast of Poplar Bluff in the Mark Twain National Forest. I point out Mark Twain because he was the one who wrote the story about the Calaveras jumping frog, and that came up today in my research on the "Knowing" thread today. Additionally, a bluff is very similar to a butte and a plateau. See the "bluffs" below:

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The final bee story from Las Vegas has the victim recovering in the Saint Rose Dominican Hospital. Notice the logo:

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If the cross represents the year, then this has the sun rising in the last quarter of the year - unless I don't get it. Please straighten me out if I'm wrong. The Saint Rose this hospital is named for is Saint Rose of Lima, the first Catholic saint of the Americas. Her feast day is August 23. When her beauty was admired, she first cut off her hair and then disfigured her own face with pepper and lye. Note that one of the bee attacks occurred on Pepper Drive. She is the patroness of Lima, Peru; the Philippines; Santa Rosa, California; and Sittard, the Netherlands.

That last one catches my eye just because of the similarity in sound between Sittard and sitar - the instrument that dominated Adam Lambert's "Ring of Fire" last week on American Idol. (Incidentally, carrying on the fire theme this week was Lil Rounds, who sang "Heat Wave" with a background of flames.)

There is also a College of Saint Rose. Here's their mascot:

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As for her August 23 feast day, some historical events:

79 - Mount Vesuvius begins stirring, on the feast day of Vulcan, the Roman god of fire.
1966 - Lunar Orbiter 1 takes the first photograph of Earth from orbit around the Moon.
1996 - Osama bin Laden issues message entitled 'A declaration of war against the Americans occupying the land of the two holy places.'

It is also International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition. That is very interesting in light of Lil Rounds' song last night. Not only is she black, but she was very moved by the history of the Motown movement (black Americans creating their own genre of music). And with Simon continually calling her "Little" instead of "Lil" and all this talk about buttes/bluffs/plateaus, I couldn't help but think of Little Round Top (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Round_Top):

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Little Round Top is the smaller of two rocky hills south of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. It was the site of an unsuccessful assault by Confederate troops against the Union left flank on July 2, 1863, the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg.

Considered by many historians to be the key point in the Union Army's defensive line that day, Little Round Top was defended successfully by the brigade of Col. Strong Vincent. The 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment, commanded by Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, fought the most famous engagement there, culminating in a dramatic downhill bayonet charge that is one of the most well-known actions at Gettysburg and in the American Civil War.


And then there is this - the importance of Little Round Top in securing Cemetary Ridge (the Butte plane crash was in a cemetary and bluff and ridge can be interchangeable):

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... its real significance was in its being the potential anchor of the Union left. So long as Little Round Top was in Union hands, the left of Cemetery Ridge was likely to be secure. But should the Confederates take it, they would have access to the Union rear and be able to pry the Federal army from its position. Once the Confederates held the hill, artillery or not, the Cemetery Ridge line would have to be abandoned. It was as simple as that.

– Harry W. Pfanz , Gettysburg: The Second Day (1987)


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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37320676/ns/us_news/?Gt1=43001
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Rescue crews were using fire hoses to douse an angry swarm of bees after a fatal crash that involved a semitrailer carrying about 17 million of the insects.

Authorities say a truck hauling 7,000 bee hives was involved in the four-vehicle crash Monday on Interstate 35 near Lakeville, about 35 miles south of Minneapolis.

...The hives housed roughly 17 million bees and were bound for Bauer Honey in northwestern Minnesota.


Bauer Honey, Jack Bauer (24), Crystal Bowersox (American Idol) - what is it with Bauer/Bower (both have the same origin)? Is it Bower - as in bow-maker (archery)? Or Bauer as in peasant/farmer?

And what about the 35s? I don't know, but I'm posting it anyway.


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Bauer Honey, Jack Bauer (24), Crystal Bowersox (American Idol) - what is it with Bauer/Bower (both have the same origin)? Is it Bower - as in bow-maker (archery)?


Maybe so, because the modern spelling of the word would be "bowyer." And "Bowyer" is in the news:

http://paddocktalk.com/news/html/story-136559.html
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This Week's Zaxby's Chevrolet at Charlotte ... Clint Bowyer will drive Chassis No. 082 in this weekend's Tech-Net Auto Service 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. This brand-new chassis will complete its maiden voyage on-track this weekend.


82 is the atomic number for lead. It is also the number of Trip Murphy's (Matt Dillon) racecar in Herbie Fully Loaded (Herbie's number was 53 - half of 106 as discussed on the beheading thread).

More about Clint Bowyer:

http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=369779&FS=NASCAR-CUP
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This Weekend's Cheerios/Hamburger Helper Chevrolet Impala at Charlotte Motor Speedway ... Clint Bowyer will pilot Chassis No. 303 from the Richard Childress Racing NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stable. This is a brand new Chevrolet Impala that will be put through its first paces this weekend.

Happy Birthday, Clint ... Clint Bowyer turns 31 on Sunday and becomes the third and final Bowyer brother to celebrate his birthday this year. Now, the Bowyer brothers' ages coincide with RCR's three NSCS teams' numbers as Andy is 29, Clint will be 31 and Casey is 33.

On Friday, both Bowyer and members of his No. 33 Helping Hands over-the-wall pit crew will take part is several events at Food Lion Speed Street in uptown Charlotte.


There's even a kind-of tornado connection:

http://www.sportingnews.com/blog/nievesracers/239394
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Clint Bowyer was placed on probation for all Nascar series events for his altercation with Denny Hamlin in last Saturdays Nationwide series race at Dover. For those of you who didn't know what happened it went like this, with two laps to go in the race Bowyer was second and Hamlin was third coming to a green after a caution. Both drivers excellerated and Hamlin ramed the back of Bowyers race car and turned Bowyer around. The caution came out and bowyer went after Hamlin, bowyer pulled next to Hamlin and made a sharp right cliping Hamlin's left front corner panel. At this point Nascar red flagged Bowyer and told him to park the car and come Nascar's hauler for coffee and cookies lol.


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