The mass death of birds in Australia disturbs me. http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,21036489-5006789,00.html

What sort of disturbance would kill so many birds. Has anyone recieved any strange vibes from Australia recently of otherworldy distrubances?

There was a smaller incident with birds here in Austin, Texas earlier this week.

You can search google news and still get the scoop on it.

They've already rulled out a [url]http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=172383]virus[/url] as the cause. I am concerned that this is a precursor to something far more sinister.

It sounds like it. My wife and I are creeped out by it.

In vaguely similar news, there seems to be a significant increase in roadkill quite suddenly, lately. This wouldn't be news, as this sort of thing happens every time winter sets in, and we've had a particularly long false spring, this year.

However, most of the corpses lining the sides of the roads out around McHenry and McCullom Lake have been feline.

No more info if it's related or not. It might be related to the Demon Fist organization that's been causing problems around here.

Something's up, and I seriously don't like it. I'm telling my wife to keep one of our dragons with her at all times, and I'll have the other one follow me... (Shouldn't be an issue. Claw's taken up residence in my amulet ever since Ron's clone showed up.)

Not seeing anything out here in Nevada by way of unusual animal deaths. Have keep feeling headaches coming on every night around 8 PM PST. Almost like something pulses through the area, but nothing to serious yet. Real strange since I don't normally suffer from headaches, tend to heal the problem before its noticable....

I don't think that we have any Australian contacts...

Greetin's From Maine

Along tese lines, heres another tidbit, about 30 whales and dolphins beached themselves along the new england coast of Cape Cod this month (the anual average is about set at 100). Thats alot when a third the anual average is achieved in one month.

Caused by navy boats' sonar or something like that?

Initial autopsies came up with "mysterious" brain liesons, baterial infection, and internal abnormalities.

Well that does not sound like sonar....

I also think it might have somethin to do with the odd ocean currents as of late, and the very warm winter too. I saw trees starting to bloom last week. That was until the cold snap killed them off.

Climate change is spooky.

I called a contact back home regarding the autopsy results and he said, "Dude, I'm too busy right now." Not even a, "call back in a week"... As you may know, we are dealing with some unusual fish of our own.

Here's an unusal fish for ya, ever since that ice shelf in the artic broke off, there's been reports large "sharks" from northern fishermen. Two boats have even gone missing and only one witness who had a tooth pulled the wreckage was about the size of your palm (wrist to finger tip nearly 10" long).

It could very well have to do with fluctuations in the Earth's magnetic field. Many animals are said to be able to detect magnetic north.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_field#Magnetic_field_of_celestial_bodies

Then I start to wonder affect what these fluctuations have on ley lines.

Maybe Mother Nature is steppin up, ya know, slapping us back a while for all the crap people have done to the planet.

Interesting tid bits we all seem to be bringing up. Hmm we just had a solstice less than a month ago. We're entering a solar peak. We only have 5 years left too until the end of the Mayan Long Count. Perhaps we have found the pieces of a bigger puzzle with all these incidents. Has anyone noticed an increase in the significance of the paranormal activity?

I have seen the incress here in the north east parts of Texas. Personally I belive it's a cycle of nature, even the incress in paranormal activity. I have never been one for the end of the world thing.

Everything in the world seems to be cyclical, yea.

But at some point the cycles probably have to end.

But like Crosshair MT, I am not one for the end of the world thing.

" Its the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine..."

The hardest karaoke song, I think.

Ah...so you have been to The Brick during Happy Hour on Friday night.

Holister wrote:Ah...so you have been to The Brick during Happy Hour on Friday night.

Heh, no, but it seems I need to.

Damn! I'm missing "End of the World" on Karaoke Night? I can actually pull it off, too!

But back to seriousness, I don't think the end of the Mayan calendar necessarily marks the end of the world...just a great catastrophe.

"The gears of time shall topple and the world shall fall from its seat." That's more or less what I was taught about the Mayan belief of December 23, 2012, early afternoon. (I forget what time exactly, but it was 2:-something PM.)

But I don't think any of that's what this is all about, to go back to the original topic altogether.

I was hearing from the spirits that this was going to be a "killing winter"...which is old-speak for a winter that had a tendency to kill off a great deal of the animals and plants. If the spirits were saying such, I don't think the weather machine's been turned back on, or that it's necessarily vengeful... I think it's just that time in our planet's orbital path when the weather gets a little...funky.

And so says KT, the fighting philosopher. Being a druid, a may have to take KT's word as a final judgement on this until I hear otherwise. Its not like someone could attempt to contaminate the lines of power or anything. All that raw PPE, hell, that would be catastrophic wouldn't it. But it ain't the case here, no sir. Just a bad winter right KT.

(I think I need a beer right now).

Ron, ENGLISH! I dare you to make less sense....some of us here use the redneck dictionary remember. 80()

Wow.....I think that I would have to preferred to stay in the dark on that one.

But my only contridiction that that is man kinds own blatant need for greed, power, and envy. To many chiefs and not enough indians if you catch my drift. We should be flying rund in hover cars and have moving sidewalks, and automatic dog walkers, and homes on the moon, but I don't see it, hell, I don't see it any time remotely soon. Our potential for growth is great, the follow through however leaves alot to be desired.

Well you know what they say, "Necessity is the mother of invention."

Now, short of curing more and more diseases we don't have any real needs left. For the most part in the First World there's plenty of food, medicine, clean and running water, etc. Without some negative motivators like greed, apathy, sloth there wouldn't be manymore needs to fulfill. That would seriously retard our ability to invent things. Most inventions start with someone saying "Gee, I need...". Once you have all the basics covered, then start running down the line and hitting all the Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary, needs, all that's left is the Wants.