SIGNS: Gigantic Rock Slab Growing in Mount St. Helens' Crater
Personally, I've always felt that the most impressive news comes from Volanoes, Earthquakes, and Tornadoes. That's more awesome than Human Events. It makes you see how the Planet is alive. With Human Beings you can influence their Subconscious Minds using Electricity. That's no big deal.
The Geological Shifts shows how you're playing with REAL Power. You can talk to people and convince of them to do things, but not the Planet. That's why people think I'm being arrogant and conceited when I compare myself to "God," but when you can influence Geology, you EARN the Title of God. That's doing things on a God Level.
However, we come back to how it requires a high level of Mental Discipline and Maturity to manage such power. It's not a toy. If you do it wrong, you'll screw things up. That's why I yelled at Subconscious Charlie Christmas 2004 when 216,000 people died. That's a FUCK-UP. That's a HUGE Fuck-Up.
That's why I can't take World Leaders and Religious Leaders as seriously if they try to tell me what to do. When it's your business to manage the Planet including the Geological Occurrences, the last thing you want to hear is some World Leader getting pissy with you.
I've got enough crap on my plate to deal with. That's why it's nice being anonymous right now. When a whole bunch of people get wind that I really am the one behind all these things happening, I'm going to lose my Privacy.
Right now, it's actually convenient having people think I'm just plain loco. So when I say things, I can be dead serious and not have to worry about people because they just brush off whatever I say.
As I said, the only thing that really irks me right now is that I got saddled with other people's debts. That's why in "Incredibles," the Producer Brad Bird talks about the absurdity of how you've got Superheroes that can do these amazing and awesome things, but they're bogged down trivial or "mundane" things.
That's why you see Bob Parr as Mr. Incredible who's getting yelled at by that little tiny boss played by Wallace Shawn who's a dickhead. That's the position I'm in where I'm stuck in the rut I'm in. I manage the most important things around the Planet and I have to put up with really ridiculous things.
That's why you see how Clark Kent is always getting shoved around because he's so mild-mannered, which is a totally 180 degree personality from his Superman Persona. People watching justcan't help but wonder why Clark Kent puts up with that mistreatment and abuse when you know he could totally kick everyone's ass.
Gigantic Rock Slab Growing in Mount St. Helens' Crater
By ELIZABETH M. GILLESPIE, AP
(May 5) - If the skies are clear as forecast, volcano watchers who turn out for the reopening of the Johnston Ridge Observatory on Friday will get a spectacular view of a hulking slab of rock that's rapidly growing in Mount St. Helens' crater.
Dan Dzurisin, USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory/AP
The fin-shaped rock mass is about 300 feet tall and growing 4 to 5 feet a day, though it occasionally loses height from rockfalls.
It's jutting up from one of seven lobes of fresh volcanic rock that have been pushing their way through the surface of the crater since October 2004.
The fin-shaped mass is about 300 feet tall and growing 4 feet to 5 feet a day, though it occasionally loses height from rockfalls off its tip, said Dan Dzurisin, a geologist at the U.S. Geological Survey.
It began growing last November, steadily moving west and pushing rock and other debris out of its way as it goes.
Mount St. Helens has been quietly erupting since a flurry of tiny earthquakes began in late September 2004. Scientists initially mistook the quakes as rainwater seeping into the hot interior of the older lava dome.
But it soon became clear that magma was on the move, confirmed by the emergence of fire-red lava between the old lava dome and the south crater rim a few weeks after the seismic activity began.
The volcano has continued pumping out lava ever since. Eventually, scientists expect the volcano will rebuild its conical peak that was obliterated in the May 18, 1980, eruption that killed 57 people.
The current growth of the new lava dome has been accompanied by low seismicity rates, low emissions of steam and volcanic gases and minor production of ash, the USGS said.
"Given the way things are going now, there's no hint of any sort of catastrophic eruptions," USGS geologist Tom Pierson said. "At any time, however, things can change."
Scientists flew a helicopter into the crater late last week to adjust equipment and take photographs that will likely be used to determine just how much the new lava dome has grown the last several months.
Their latest measurements, taken in December, showed that the new lava dome was about 96 million cubic yards in volume - enough to fill a football field with a stack of rock 10 1/2 miles high, Pierson said.
Scientists know the new dome is now larger than the old dome, a mass that's about 97 million cubic yards in volume that formed from a series of eruptions from 1980-1986.
"The 1980 dome frankly does not look very impressive anymore," Dzurisin said. "It's starting to disappear."
The Johnston Ridge Observatory, which closes down every winter, is the closest observatory to the 8,364-foot peak. It sits about five miles north of the mountain and offers the closest views of the volcano's horseshoe-shaped crater.
Johnston Ridge was named after David A. Johnston, a volcanologist killed in the 1980 eruption.
05-05-06 01:17 EDT
Updated: 01:43 AM EDT
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The Geological Shifts shows how you're playing with REAL Power. You can talk to people and convince of them to do things, but not the Planet. That's why people think I'm being arrogant and conceited when I compare myself to "God," but when you can influence Geology, you EARN the Title of God. That's doing things on a God Level.
However, we come back to how it requires a high level of Mental Discipline and Maturity to manage such power. It's not a toy. If you do it wrong, you'll screw things up. That's why I yelled at Subconscious Charlie Christmas 2004 when 216,000 people died. That's a FUCK-UP. That's a HUGE Fuck-Up.
That's why I can't take World Leaders and Religious Leaders as seriously if they try to tell me what to do. When it's your business to manage the Planet including the Geological Occurrences, the last thing you want to hear is some World Leader getting pissy with you.
I've got enough crap on my plate to deal with. That's why it's nice being anonymous right now. When a whole bunch of people get wind that I really am the one behind all these things happening, I'm going to lose my Privacy.
Right now, it's actually convenient having people think I'm just plain loco. So when I say things, I can be dead serious and not have to worry about people because they just brush off whatever I say.
As I said, the only thing that really irks me right now is that I got saddled with other people's debts. That's why in "Incredibles," the Producer Brad Bird talks about the absurdity of how you've got Superheroes that can do these amazing and awesome things, but they're bogged down trivial or "mundane" things.
That's why you see Bob Parr as Mr. Incredible who's getting yelled at by that little tiny boss played by Wallace Shawn who's a dickhead. That's the position I'm in where I'm stuck in the rut I'm in. I manage the most important things around the Planet and I have to put up with really ridiculous things.
That's why you see how Clark Kent is always getting shoved around because he's so mild-mannered, which is a totally 180 degree personality from his Superman Persona. People watching justcan't help but wonder why Clark Kent puts up with that mistreatment and abuse when you know he could totally kick everyone's ass.
- Journal ID:
- The ID Number ends in 65
- 65 = 5 x 13 = Sunny Leone's B-Day = Sunny Leone = HELEN of Troy
- I said 5/4/2006 about how I can get Numbers to align
- The ID Number ends in 65
- Writer Elizabeth M. Gillespie: Elizabeth = Isabel in Spanish
- Hulking slab of rock that's rapidly growing in Mount St. Helens' crater:
- Hulking: I said I'm the real Incredible Hulk
- SL/Ab = Sunny Leone(SL) Stomach(Ab)
- Mount St. Helens: I said Sunny Leone is the real Helen of Troy
- Hulking: I said I'm the real Incredible Hulk
- The fin-shaped mass is about 300 feet tall and growing 4 feet to 5 feet a day:
- I said 12/27/2005 that I'm a Shark
- I said that my Fin comes out of the WA/T-ER
- WA/T-ER = Washington(WA) Fe-Male(T/20/XX) Mount St. Helens(E-R/5-18)
- That huge Fin rising up out of the Mountain is a "Geological Shark Fin" indicating how I'm coming for people like a Shark circling in the Waters
- All the People of Earth are like Swimmers that aren't even aware that I'm creeping up on them
- I said 12/27/2005 that I'm a Shark
- Mount St. Helens has been quietly erupting since a flurry of tiny earthquakes began in late September 2004. Scientists initially mistook the quakes as rainwater seeping into the hot interior of the older lava dome:
- I told Isabella, Bliss, Charlie, Erin, and Sky about the Signs, but they just ignored me
- L.A./VA = Los Angeles(L.A.) Virgin/IA(VA)
- Do/M.E. = Do Mother Earth(M.E.)
- I told Isabella, Bliss, Charlie, Erin, and Sky about the Signs, but they just ignored me
- The volcano has continued pumping out lava ever since. Eventually, scientists expect the volcano will rebuild its conical peak that was obliterated in the May 18, 1980, eruption that killed 57 people:
- 57 = LA on the Periodic Table
- L.A. = Heaven
- 57 = LA on the Periodic Table
- The Johnston Ridge Observatory, which closes down every winter, is the closest observatory to the 8,364-foot peak:
- Kara Monaco is born in '83
- 64 = 8 x 8 = H x H = Gemini(2) Pisces(H)
- Kara Monaco is born in '83
- Johnston Ridge was named after David A. Johnston, a volcanologist killed in the 1980 eruption:
- I said Davi(S) = Davi(D)
- You see how Davis has been just sitting on top of me as the Volcano not realizing that I'm ready to explode
- That's why you see variations of him die
- I said Davi(S) = Davi(D)
- 05-05-06 01:17 EDT: 1:17 = AQ = Aquarius
- Updated: 01:43 AM EDT: 1:43 = A:Q = Aquarius
Gigantic Rock Slab Growing in Mount St. Helens' Crater
By ELIZABETH M. GILLESPIE, AP
(May 5) - If the skies are clear as forecast, volcano watchers who turn out for the reopening of the Johnston Ridge Observatory on Friday will get a spectacular view of a hulking slab of rock that's rapidly growing in Mount St. Helens' crater.
Dan Dzurisin, USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory/AP
The fin-shaped rock mass is about 300 feet tall and growing 4 to 5 feet a day, though it occasionally loses height from rockfalls.
It's jutting up from one of seven lobes of fresh volcanic rock that have been pushing their way through the surface of the crater since October 2004.
The fin-shaped mass is about 300 feet tall and growing 4 feet to 5 feet a day, though it occasionally loses height from rockfalls off its tip, said Dan Dzurisin, a geologist at the U.S. Geological Survey.
It began growing last November, steadily moving west and pushing rock and other debris out of its way as it goes.
Mount St. Helens has been quietly erupting since a flurry of tiny earthquakes began in late September 2004. Scientists initially mistook the quakes as rainwater seeping into the hot interior of the older lava dome.
But it soon became clear that magma was on the move, confirmed by the emergence of fire-red lava between the old lava dome and the south crater rim a few weeks after the seismic activity began.
The volcano has continued pumping out lava ever since. Eventually, scientists expect the volcano will rebuild its conical peak that was obliterated in the May 18, 1980, eruption that killed 57 people.
The current growth of the new lava dome has been accompanied by low seismicity rates, low emissions of steam and volcanic gases and minor production of ash, the USGS said.
"Given the way things are going now, there's no hint of any sort of catastrophic eruptions," USGS geologist Tom Pierson said. "At any time, however, things can change."
Scientists flew a helicopter into the crater late last week to adjust equipment and take photographs that will likely be used to determine just how much the new lava dome has grown the last several months.
Their latest measurements, taken in December, showed that the new lava dome was about 96 million cubic yards in volume - enough to fill a football field with a stack of rock 10 1/2 miles high, Pierson said.
Scientists know the new dome is now larger than the old dome, a mass that's about 97 million cubic yards in volume that formed from a series of eruptions from 1980-1986.
"The 1980 dome frankly does not look very impressive anymore," Dzurisin said. "It's starting to disappear."
The Johnston Ridge Observatory, which closes down every winter, is the closest observatory to the 8,364-foot peak. It sits about five miles north of the mountain and offers the closest views of the volcano's horseshoe-shaped crater.
Johnston Ridge was named after David A. Johnston, a volcanologist killed in the 1980 eruption.
05-05-06 01:17 EDT
Updated: 01:43 AM EDT
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