| Posted by: OrangeRoses, 16:26 GMT le 22 juillet 2012 | +2 |
The Ancient Runes were Writ in Silver and Gold to Balance the Sun and the Moon
The Ancient Runes were Writ in Silver and Gold to Balance the Sun and the Moon 
Twilight 6.36 SunRise + 7.02 SunSet - 7.38 End Twilight 7.53
Lune Descendante 7% Rise + 4.28am Set - 5.47pm
Bonjour Jeudi + Mesdames et Messieurs
Les yeux de la Vérité vous épient toujours
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Je ne dors plus
Je te désire
Prends-moi
Je suis à toi
C'est mea culpa et ta faute aussi
It is my fault and your fault also
Présent Actuel
Where a Moment is Eternity because Everything is Now...
Space-Time Light Cones
6.15am 68.4°(aujourd'hui ce n'est pas demain)
Earlier,
before Dawn I watched the sliver crescent Moon rising in the East with a brilliant companion star in conjuction.
The star was Venus
and it was beautiful to behold. Very nice way to start 'URday.
A lot happens when Al-lat shows us signs of Her Work
*
q.v. primordial religion and the three mother goddesses of pre-Islamic Arabia
N.B. above links are in French. use a translater program
NEW Education Section
classes taught by the Hotties
welcome to solar education class. you may notice we have a nice tan; hair color natural, not like sunbleached surfers; and a subtle glow coming from deep inside. soOoo, with that said watch the whiteboard and pay attention please !
Solar Radiation today was 276 W/m² (watts per meter squared) from 6.40 - 8.45am
This tells us we can take this figure(the number, not me) and multiply it by a precise number to get the Peak S.R. for today.
To obtain this FACTOR constant we examine yesterday's S.R. PeakTime Total(868 W/m²) from 6.40am - 1.20pm and,
comparing yesterday's 6.40 - 8.45am S.R. increment (278) for the same/very similar starting times, graph slopes, interpolating & extrapolating and exponentiating and disestablishmentarianismorgasmingming, to-to-today's(see above)whew the FACTOR to the nearest 31 places is:
3.1223021582733812949640287769784
OK? good. NOW that we are calm and relaxed|smiling we do not fall asleep?, we multiply today's incremental dosage of post-dawn S.R. by that FACTOR and get: 862 W/m².
What does it all mean??? It means a negligible difference in peak solar radiation for today compared to yesterday.
The Heat Index is the same today as yesterday, and they calculated it 24 hours ago!
Day 2
We can expand on the winds, their directions at night, cloud cover, and diurnal cooling.
• In the region of the southern plains wind blowing from any northern direction at night tends to cool the air 2 miles high, at ground level¸ and in between too. Other wind origination directions depend upon their own temperatures. We know the complex barometric pressures in our atmosphere vary constantly, yet a simple rule to understand is: air flows from a higher pressure to a lower pressure- like squeezing a filled balloon with a tiny hole in it.
• The Gulf of Mexico is a large body of water that heats during the day, cools just slightly at night. There are morning breezes, sea breezes and febrezes. A wind blowing across the G.O.M. toward the north will pick up and carry moist air. We know how humid air feels warmer than dry air, even in our homes. Taking a shower may make us perspire, and feel hotter until we step out of the shower, towel dry and leave the room, where instantly it feels much cooler and refreshing. Being hotties we know!
• Typically it cools off at night with the Sun apparently sinking in the west. In fact, the Earth is rotating clockwise - toward the east. Between 15 to 30 degrees should be the temp differential after sunset, called diurnal(day and night) cooling. Factors that prevent limit or advance cooling are winds, humidity, and land surface temperature.
Tomorrow will be a short quiz and then another in-depth lecture.
Today is the day after the day after tomorrow; no lecture was implanted here; and the quiz was given to all who attended.
We're sorry to neglect our students, but it Has Been Cold for us these past few days. Some of u may-not-no, hotties Я very sensitive to temps b-low 90.6, our skin temperature while suntanning with 50+ Sunscreen.
We had several closed classroom lectures in the interim due to the general public's lack of interest. We are always happy to accomodate walk-ins.
NASA Worldview SE Oklahoma
you can see the line of white clouds in Neb -Kan that brought us some rain
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Latest GOES 13 Satellite Color Enhanced Image High Resolution
in the GOES 13satellite photo above there are bands of rain clouds, some moving NE and others moving ENE. Of the former rainers, their directions of movement(tracks) and locations ultimately determine our rain here in 24-48 hrs.
About 97 minutes ago I heard the Delicate Sound of Thunder and thought it was a military plane sonic boom boum.
It was distant and the sky was not dark so I didn't care but now
32 storms just west of Denton are creeping slowly NNE. Dyess Air Force Base Radar(DYX) is lit up like a Christmas Tree with thousands of lightning strikes on the southern & eastern perimeter of the storm system. General direction of this storm complex is ENE which means Ardmore will be the bellweather for what is to eventually arrive on the breadcrust soil of SE OK this afternoon. Will do relevant updates.
UV 8 Very High Today
H ʘ ττ ι ε Τ ι Μ ε
When the Hotties Я the Hoττest!!
we're Not Яed we're HoT!!
Xtremely Hot
If u want hotties stay tuned to this station
Ξ H.eat I.ndex and Temp
Today's H ʘ Ţ Ţ ι ε s
3.10pm HI 89.6° ←↑→ 90.5 Temp 4.40pm
"Their disgust for the rain, Nature, or anything feminine is only surpassed by their misogynous tendencies."
☞
"Their disgust for the rain, Nature, or anything feminine is only surpassed by their misogynous tendencies."
Drought Section 
Buried machinery in barn lot in Dallas, South Dakota during the Dust Bowl, an agricultural, ecological, and economic disaster in the Great Plains region of North America in 1936
When we fail to learn from our mistakes the past tends to repeat itself.
For a complete list of activities allowed and prohibited view the guidelines for the Governor's 8/3 Burn Ban on www.forestry.ok.gov/burn-ban-information or call Oklahoma Forestry Services at 580-236-1021.
The following article is short, to the point, is an opinion and I completely agree with it.
Climate change is here — and worse than we thought
By James E. Hansen, Published: August 3, 2012
James E. Hansen directs the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies.
U.S. Drought 2012: Farm and Food Impacts
good article. easy to read, with facts and predictions
Now
Not tomorrow
It's happening now
Not tomorrow
It happens today
They damage today
They fall on today
They beat on the Outside
It's happening now
The crazed in the hot-zone
Iʼve enjoyed being your hostess on this flight
Thank you for flying with... a Virgin
In the E v e - ning
The overnight low will Ḅ 65°±2°. It is 81° outside at 8.50pm
Many are called; very few hear. Have a pleasant evening.
Interesting Article dated August 7, 1996 from NASA JPL
http://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/snc/nasa1.html
Meteorite Yields Evidence of Primitive Life on Early Mars
rain quiets the crazed in the hot-zone
let us wish for more peace and quiet
Nous sommes saintes vierges
Lorsque l'Agneau ouvrit le septième sceau, il y avait le silence au paradis une demi-heure
☞ 2 Ḅ a Ḅ or not 2 Ḅ a Ḅ isn't that the question?
ℳʘʘd for the Day ((Φ)) Evening
Mood for the Evening
Beware of Darkness by George Harrison © 1970
Watch out now
Take care, beware of falling swingers
Dropping all around you
The pain that often mingles
In your fingertips
Beware of darkness
Watch out now
Take care, beware the thoughts that linger
Winding up inside your head
The hopelessness around you
In the dead of night
Beware of sadness
It can hit you
It can hurt you
Make you sore and what is more
That is not what you are here for
Watch out now
Take care, beware of soft shoe shufflers
Dancing down the sidewalks
As each unconscious sufferer
Wanders aimlessly
Beware of Maya
Watch out now
Take care, beware of greedy leaders
They'll take you where you should not go
While weeping Atlas Cedars
They just want to grow, grow and grow
Beware of darkness (Beware of darkness)
A scanning electron microscope picture of a nerve ending. It has been broken open to reveal vesicles (orange and blue) containing chemicals used to pass messages in the nervous system.
This is the only WU blog outside France, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Guinea, Haiti, Djibouti, Ivory Coast, Canada, Lebanon and others
where you get
ℳoi-ed
Ever Imre and Mother
| Updated: 14:47 GMT le 13 septembre 2012 | Permalink | A A A |
| Posted by: OrangeRoses, 13:46 GMT le 12 juillet 2012 | +0 |
April 12-July 15 Amt. Departure From Normal(below normal)
Twilight 5.56 SunRise + 6.24 SunSet - 8.27 End Twilight 8.55
Moon Waxing Crescent 7% Rise + 8.55am Set - 9.51pm
Good Morning Satur -|- Day Bon Matin
Les yeux de la Vérité vous épient toujours
The Eyes of Truth are Always Watching You
Lorsque l'Agneau ouvrit le septième sceau, il y avait le silence au paradis une demi-heure
Ψ
Je ne dors plus
Je te désire
Prends-moi
Je suis à toi
C'est mea culpa et ta faute aussi
It is my fault and your fault also
All is Now and Now is Gone. What have you to say, you little Clown?
Présent
Where a Moment is Eternity because Everything is Now...
The Heat Index didn't drop off the charts until 3am, when it was 84° The temperature is still falling slowly, from 75° at 5am to 70° now at 6.45am. Since then Δ T is increasing
at 11.20am the H.I ≈ 102 | T ≈ 92 and the Heat Advisory hasn't even started yet!
At 1.35pm Heat Index 111° | 2.20pm Solar Radiation 947 w/m2 | 2.40 Temp reached 100° and continues an upward trend.
2.53pm Friday The National Weather Service in Shreveport has issued Heat Advisory, which is in effect Saturdayfrom Noon until 9 PM.
Today will be about the same as yesterday ≈ 103° ±3°
The sunburnt necks will blister, so try to be a good little cowboy and park it!
UV Index 11+: Extreme
A UV Index reading of 11 or higher means extreme risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure. Try to avoid sun exposure during midday hours, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15 liberally every 2 hours.
Take all precautions. Unprotected skin can burn in minutes. Beachgoers should know that white sand and other bright surfaces reflect UV and will increase UV exposure.
Try to avoid sun exposure between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Seek shade, cover up, wear a hat and sunglasses, and use sunscreen.
It is possible to go outside when the UV Index is 11 or higher. Make sure you always seek shade, wear a hat, cover up, wear 99-100% UV-blocking sunglasses, and use sunscreen. Or you can opt to stay indoors and take the opportunity to relax with a good book rather than risk dangerous levels of sun exposure.
FYI the ≈ symbol means 'almost equal to'
ﷲ Arabic Ligature Allah
High Temp yesterday was 105° and the Overnite Low today is 70°
T high - T low = Δ T 35°
H ʘ ττ ι ε Τ ι m ε with Today's Highs Ξ H.eat I.ndex and Temp
1.35pm HI 111.3 || 101.7 Temp 4.10
Solar Radiation fell from 735 to 76 w/m2 in one hour between 4.30 and 5.30pm. This shows shows a totally overcast sky with thick clouds moved in. Right now, one hour later the sun is out again, and so the reverse will begin again, which includes an escalating Temp and H.I. too.
We can get hotter off-planet close to the Sun with Space Weather!
Brought to you by the National Weather Service. part of NOAA
Extreme ultraviolet Imaging Telescope EIT 284
284 Angstrom shows 2 million degrees K ≈ 3.6 million degrees F.
І prefer the gold, being a Hotties Я Us Gold Card member...
last week were reports about a very powerful solar storm.
"The solar flare peaked at about 12:50 p.m. ET as an X-class sun storm, the most powerful type of flare the sun can have. X-class solar flares are the strongest type of storms that occur on the sun. When aimed at Earth, the most powerful X-class flares can endanger satellites and astronauts in space, interfere with navigation and communications signals, and damage power system infrastructure."
The figure below shows how much water is available for plants in the top 4 inches of soil.
Drought Section
EXTREME (D3) DROUGHT CONDITIONS REMAIN IN PLACE ACROSS SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA
SIXTY DAY OBSERVED RAINFALL TOTAL THREE TO FIVE INCHES OBSERVED ACROSS EXTREME SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA
SIXTY DAY RAINFALL DEPARTURES (SINCE MID MAY) OF SIX TO EIGHT INCHES COMMON ACROSS EXTREME SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA
THE RAIN HAD LITTLE EFFECT ON AREA LAKES AND RESERVOIRS, WITH THE HEAT CONTRIBUTING TO ADDITIONAL LOWERING POOL
STAGES ESPECIALLY ACROSS SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA.
SOIL MOISTURE REMAINS QUITE DRY ACROSS SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA. HAY HARVESTINGCONTINUES, WITH MANY PRODUCERS HAVING ALREADY MADE THEIR SECOND CUT. HOWEVER...THIS SECOND CUT IS QUITE SHORT IN THE HARDER SEVERE AND EXTREME DROUGHT STRICKEN AREAS...WHERE PASTURES ARE VERY DRY AND BROWN.
BURN BANS ARE IN EFFECT FOR LITTLE RIVER, HEMPSTEAD, NEVADA, AND UNION COUNTIES IN SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS. NO BURN BANS ARE CURRENTLY IN EFFECT FOR SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA, NORTHEAST TEXAS,OR NORTH LOUISIANA.
HOWEVER, THIS MAY CHANGE IN THE NEAR FUTURE SHOULD THE HEAT AND DRY CONDITIONS PERSIST.
RAINFALL TOTALS SINCE DROUGHT CONDITIONS REDEVELOPED IN LATE APRIL
Broken Bow 7.04 inches -8.5 inches
Idabel 6.62 inches -10.19 inches
(from the Shreveport National weather service)
Now
Not tomorrow
It's happening now
Not tomorrow
It happens today
They damage today
They fall on today
It's happening now
The crazed in the hot-zone
Iʼve enjoyed being your hostess during this flight
Thank you for flying with um...a Virgin
In the E v e - ning
Since the possibility of rain ended earlier, along with the overcast sky, the temp actually fell. Now H.I. and temp is rising up again. Will update the following before dark.
The overnight Low temp will be ≈ 74° ±2° Right now7.30pm Ξ
rain quiets the crazed in the hot-zone
let us wish for more peace and quiet
♏ʘʘd for the Day 
This is the only WU blog outside France, Algeria, French New Guinea, Morocco and others
where you get ♏oi-ed
Ever Imre and Mother
| Updated: 00:01 GMT le 22 juillet 2012 | Permalink | A A A |
| Posted by: OrangeRoses, 12:17 GMT le 01 juillet 2012 | +0 |
Twilight 5.49 SunRise + 6.17 SunSet - 8.32 End Twilight 9.01
Moon Waning Crescent 44% Rise + 12.43am Set - 2.15pm
Good Morning Wednes -|- Day Bon Matin
Les yeux de la Vérité vous épient toujours
The Eyes of Truth are Always Watching You
Ψ
Je ne dors plus
Je te désire
Prends-moi
Je suis à toi
C'est mea culpa et ta faute aussi
It is my fault and your fault also
Present
Where a Moment is Eternity because Everything is Now...
Hello hello hello
Is there anybody
in there
How Я U ?
I am well, better, but I am not sure u Я ,
Я U?
After all the Jacks have left their boxes and the clowns have all gone to bed You can hear happiness staggering on down the street Footprints dressed in red And the wind whispers Mary
from 'The Wind Cries Mary' The Jimi Hendrix Experience ©1967 Track Records
● 8.35am The temperature has nudged up a bit to 75° since the 72° overnite low at 4.50am & humidity is 89% relative. The skies have cleared. The day begins, the clowns may return...
Today should be slightly warmer than yesterday - 91°
However, that temp is not etched in stone, nor is it my own idea. It is a PointCast for my insignificant area by the Weather Service. Read more just below about yesterday's surprising duplicate rain fall. I was unavailable, elsewhere then, and did not update last nite.
2.55pm 89° 97° first Peak Temp & H.I.
Last Update for the Situation-- they are standing still
There are many storms East of here but the mixdown of the Drier Air from Kansas has controlled our rainless half-cloudy day. Hard to know exactly where to look & hard to see the NE-SW lying clouds have nearly reached the Red River here, and will very likely be rain filled. Click it for high resolution.
(Satellite image auto updates)
Yes ter Day
● 1pm The temp was not at all that high, as 87° but the H.I. was 95 and Solar Rads 1150 W/m2 (watts per square meter), the highest so far this year. Within 30 minutes everything changed. First at 1.15 the Winds Gusted from the NNE at 25mph, ushering in the storm. Next: Temp plummeted 14° to 73, H.I. fell off the chart, Solar Rads went to 0 (the sky was completely overcast from dense high clouds); all this all at once and then it began to rain 0.7 inches in 15 minutes (a downpour). By 3.15 the H.I. tied its earlier reading, temp was 84 and solar rads peaked the same as before.
2-Day Rain Total 1.4 in. A dent in the drought has started. Another 6 in. by the end of July and crops will grow and cattle will have grass to eat.
As for the rest of you, this prolonged lack of rain was a warning to the polluters who live in denial. There is a microclimate in this area where I live, quickly altered by passenger truck fumes, controlled burns of tree stumps left from cut down trees, burning leaves, and mostly the ignorant attitude many polluters have that defies common sense and reason and who insist they can destroy, poison the water, cut, burn and smoke up the skies whenever they want. I differ with this attitude. We should be thankful for this pristine area we have that is slowly appearing on the EPA Watchlist.
Monday the day before yesterday
This afternoon was surprising. because it finally rained!
I heard the thunder and got between my satiny sheets to rest, ignoring the skies, and the air machine. Too many times had I watched too many promising storms simply fade away while I reported them here for Many hours, almost all bewildering wastes of time. When I heard a louder thunderclap I came here(to my blog) and checked the WunderMap® only to have multiple power outages from cloud-to-ground lightning. It did rain 0.7 inches from 4.30-5pm -- heralded by a 35mph gust from the North, with a Δ T = -16°. The Temp fell 16° from 89 -73 in 20 min(4.50-5.10pm)
I'm reporting in-depth because this was significant weather and the National Weather Service was right, while giving themselves leeway to be right even if it didn't rain!
Hottie Time with Today's High Heat Index and Temp
H.I. 98 & 92 Temp at 5.30pm
This link is a fact-filled educational weather site theweatherprediction.com
definition: Apparent Temperature combines heat index and wind chill depending on forecast temperatures.
Welcome to the new Drought.
BROKEN BOW LAKE, LAKE OF THE PINES, AND MARTIN LAKE HAVE EXHIBITED MORE IMPACT FROM THE DEVELOPING DROUGHT AS POOL STAGES HAVE FALLEN SOME THREE AND A HALF TO NEARLY FIVE FEET BELOW NORMAL
Read all about it instead of worrying about roasting hotdogs on an outdoor grill during a burn-ban. Be glad the Fires to our West have not spread East... yet! The drought will not be over until 7 inches of rain occur slowly in the next few weeks.
Now
Not tomorrow
It's happening now
Not tomorrow
It's happening now
The crazed in the hot-zone
A UV Index reading of 8 to 10 means VERY HIGH risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure. Minimize sun exposure during midday hours, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Protect yourself by liberally applying a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15. Wear protective clothing and sunglasses to protect the eyes. Take extra precautions. Unprotected skin will be damaged and can burn quickly. Minimize sun exposure between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Otherwise, seek shade, cover up, wear a hat and sunglasses, and use sunscreen. Take all precautions. Unprotected skin can burn in minutes. Beachgoers should know that white sand and other bright surfaces reflect UV and will increase UV exposure. Seek shade, cover up, wear a hat and sunglasses, and use sunscreen.
*The UV Index is predicted by the National Weather Service each day for the following day.
Iʼve enjoyed being your hostess during this flight
Thank you for flying Virgin.
In the E v e - ning :
Overnight will be humid progressively 80-90% relative mostly cloudy with the low 75°
m00d for the Day
Ever Imre and Mother
| Updated: 13:10 GMT le 12 juillet 2012 | Permalink | A A A |
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