The Website Eagle Dance: The Song of Ascension relates many confirming details relayed in the video above.
Archimedes reigns in the northern lights of Venus
Diana dances in the morning Sky waiting for her Lover
Turn around 180 degrees and see the Light dimming in the west ...
Inspiration received by the power of the Holy Spirit on June 5, 2004.And the angel removed the seal.... And Seven Thunders uttered their voices.
Important news on the River Euphrates and ancient Sumerian civilization being unearthed in Iraq.
Iraqis plan dig at possible Sumerian site - Yahoo! News
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080925/wl_mideast_afp/iraqunrestarchaeologymuthanna_080925130156
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Active search for missing hiker concluded Tyson Schrade remains missing after more than a week of searching By Kevin Gaboury
After searching in vain for a 27-year-old missing hiker for more than 10 days, Crook County Search and Rescue (SAR) officials suspended the search for Tyson Schrade on Monday pending further developments in the case.
Schrade, a Salem resident, reportedly disappeared from a Rainbow Family gathering near Indian Prairie in the Ochoco National Forest on Sept. 11, but SAR officials weren't notified until Sept. 13.
"The search is ongoing. It's not the (SAR) command trailer and the big parade of volunteers, but we're not giving up," said Crook County Special Services Commander Brandon Smith. "We're still investigating this and we're hoping some clues might give us an idea of where else to look."
After finding footprints on Sept. 18, that investigators believe are Schrade's, SAR personnel followed them for 2 « miles before reaching a hard-packed dirt road, where the footprints disappeared.
"On the last day, we walked along that road about six miles, flanking it and trying to find clues, but we just couldn't come up with anything," Smith said.
The footprints, which matched Schrade's print pattern and size, led investigators north through the rugged area of the Bridge Creek Burn before vanishing.
Smith said that on any given day of the search, there were approximately 20 SAR volunteers from Wheeler, Crook and Deschutes counties looking for Schrade, along with helicopters, airplanes and dogs - and they also utilized some less conventional methods, including the use of a psychic at the request of Schrade's mother.
However, officials are now concerned that with the recent drop in temperature, Schrade may have succumbed to hypothermia. If this is the case, Smith said he may have left behind some clothing, which could lead to his whereabouts.
"He wasn't really dressed for the elements," Smith said. "We had really cold nights last week, and he probably would have started shedding clothing. During hypothermia, the body makes you think that you're hot."
The Crook County SAR encourages hunters and anyone else in the area to keep an eye out for a studded belt, black pants cut below the knee, a black t-shirt with AUDIO written in white and a conductor-style hat - the last clothes that Schrade was seen wearing.
Schrade is described as a Caucasian male, 5' 10" in height and weighing 175 lbs. He has dark brown hair cut into a Mohawk and blue eyes.
Despite the recent developments, Smith has a feeling that Schrade is still out there.
"I'm about 80 percent certain he's still out in those woods, but there's a 20 percent chance that he jumped in with somebody and got a ride out of there," he said. "We think because of his medical condition that he's up there somewhere."
Schrade's condition reportedly causes hallucinations and delirium tremens (DTs), which are normally associated with alcohol withdrawal. It is unknown whether this was the case in Schrade.
However, Smith feels that this situation could have been prevented if Schrade had received help earlier.
"It's really a tragedy that the folks there weren't decent enough to call authorities when he was exhibiting medical problems the night before," Smith said. "He should have been hospitalized that night, but the folks there refused to do that. Then, with the conditions they knew he had, they allowed him to wander into the woods and didn't call us for two days. My heart goes out to the Schrade family."
--- On Wed, 9/10/08, aaron.funk@live.com <aaron.funk@live.com> wrote: From: aaron.funk@live.com <aaron.funk@live.com> |
This song brings chills to my spine, warmth to my heart, and a blessing to my soul. The version presented here in its country folk song flare is so touching that I just wanted to share a preview of the Savior Jesus the Christ as I see Him.
Originally a song popular in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, this folk rendition of the ballad of Christ is especially passionate sung by this humble duo. For those who do not know the history of the song, refer to the History of the LDS church and you will learn that this song was a favorite to the Prophet Joseph Smith in the 1800's. It is referenced in the journals of John Taylor, Apostle to Joseph at the time of his death and martyrdom in 1844 and successor as prophet and President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. As John Taylor's journal records the story, he sang this song to Joseph just hours before his murder by a mob who raided the jail killing Joseph and two others. John Taylor was shot four times but survived the attack and lived to testify.
For further information, refer to www.familysearch.org for a geneology record. On this website can also be accessed historical records of the church.
In the year 2004, I was arrested at the California Rainbow gathering for gathering on National Forest System lands without a permit. The original citation was given to me two years prior in July 2002 in Michigan during that annual rainbow gathering. Two years later after court hearings and a second arrest, the forest service took me into custody and transported me to five facilities around the nation.
After thirty days of no contact with my family, or any one, my daughter drove from Pennsylvania to Michigan to take me to her home. At the same time, my husband Raven and dearly departed friend, Shanti Sena Luke, were on their way to rendezvous with me in New Mexico at the home of our dear friend Indian Bob.
During the entire drive from Michigan to Pennsylvania, I listened over and over to Footloose with my daughter Shannon's blessing. She knew I was happy to be free.
Listen to the song and you will understand why I chose this one as my freedom song.
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During the time of my first arrest and three arraignments in Sacramento Federal court, I traveled by train from Mount Shasta to Sacramento. With one week between each hearing, I prepared documents for court, consulted with Raven and family and friends to prepare my case. My favorite inspirational song during that time was "Eye of The Tiger."
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