of the Pope
Since the pope announced his resignation - lightning struck St. Peter's Basilica twice - an earthquake shook Rome - a meteor fell from the sky missing Rome and landing in Russia - and today we have this story...
Mild Earthquake Strikes Castel Gandolfo, Pope Emeritus' Home, Just Days After He Arrives Huffington Post - March 4, 2013
According to the AFP the earthquake had a local magnitude of 2.5 and was felt in Rome, Ciapino, Marino and Castel Gandolfo.
Locusts and Time
Plagues of Egypt -- The 8th plague was locusts.
Was Moses' staff an alien device? Did he really part the Red Sea and other cool things, or is this all myth?
[Moses: Go to 7:27]
Our biogenetic experiment began in Egypt where a pyramid was placed as a marker for all time. Tick tock... time is running out. Currently in Egypt we find revolution, the hot air balloon accident last week, and this week a swarm of 30 million locusts ... who changed their direction to Israel.
Locust swarm of biblical proportions strikes Egypt, Israel before Passover MSNBC - March 5, 2013
Three weeks before Passover, a plague of locusts is swarming from Egypt to Israel, sparking fears among farmers in the region.
The timing of the insect invasion is eerie, because the Bible's Book of Exodus tells of 10 plagues that hit Egypt before Moses and the Jews were allowed to leave for the Promised Land. A plague of locusts was the eighth on the list - but Pharaoh didn't relent until the 10th plague, which killed off all of Egypt's firstborn sons. Passover is March 25, 2013 and commemorates the story of the Exodus, in which the ancient Israelites were freed from slavery in Egypt.
Corpus Clock - The Time Eating Clock
Stephen Hawkin unveiled the clock in Cambridge 19 September 2008.
He understands that reality is an illusion set in linear time, and the hologram.
The locust moves its mouth, appearing to "eat up" the seconds as they pass.
"Time is a wave coming out from the center of the universe."
The grasshopper (locust) has reptilian eyes - watch the video.
Daylight Saving Time Google Video
Daylight Saving Time was first mentioned by Benjamin Franklin in a letter to the editors of the Journal of Paris. Ben also designed the first US coin. On one side he placed the word Fugio beside a sundial. Fugio in Latin means I Fly, and in conjunction with the sundial it implies "Time Flies" - Tempus Fugit. With the sun above the sundial, the effect of the design is rather artistic and coveys one of Franklin's favorite aphorisms. Carpe Diem Seize the Day
Ben and Time
