PROPHECY: "X-Men," Power Outage Snarls New Jersey Trains
Here's a funny Psychic Prediction regarding Bliss' Birthday today and how she got fooled by Chrlie of BCB who's in New Jersey...LOL
That's why Magneto and Professor Charles Xavier split up:
So when all three of those people say, "That's not true! That's not what happened." All I have to do is say, "You have this tag and you have that tag. You did this while this person did that." You get to see how people mimic each other...LOL
It's always funny you can come back on people and say, "I told you so! You just didn't listen!" :o)
That's why all I do is just sit back and watch what people do and fall into a lot of traps :o).
I said 5/22/2006 that when I place Name/Number Tags on people, the News Articles get LOADED and ARMED so they home in on people like Psychic Heat-Seaking Missiles and start DETONATING around them...LOL
This article on the front page is littered with Chalie and Bliss Tags from last night:
CONSTANTINE: God's not planning anything. He's just a Kid with Ant Farm.
Power Restored After Outage Snarls Rail Service
Thousands of Northeast Commuters Temporarily Stranded by Glitch
By WAYNE PARRY, AP
NEWARK, N.J. (May 25) - A major power outage stranded thousands of rush-hour commuters Thursday between New York and Washington, stopping trains inside sweltering tunnels and forcing many passengers to get out and walk.
Mark Lennihan, AP
Passengers from a stalled train walk over tracks at New York's Penn Station Thursday morning. A power outage snarled rail traffic between Washington and New York City, stranding thousands.
Power was restored throughout the heavily traveled corridor at about 10:30 a.m., more than two hours after outage, Amtrak said.
The outage stranded five trains in tunnels -- one in Baltimore and four under the Hudson River heading into New York. The last one lurched back to life at 11:15 a.m. after stranding passengers for more than three hours in the heat and darkness.
"We no sooner entered the tunnel than even us non-engineers noticed we were coasting, the air conditioning had gone off and something was very wrong," said Jeff Oppenheim, who was headed from New York to Washington D.C.
Joe Piasecki of Washington Crossing, Pa. was among 100 passengers who climbed down out of a stalled train near Elizabeth, N.J., to walk nearly a mile to the nearest station.
"It's a kind of eerie, end-of-the-world feel," said Piasecki, who boarded the train in Trenton. "You have these two trains sitting here dead, not moving. You can't see any cars or anything else moving."
At New York's Penn Station, Jan Brayan waited for more than two hours to catch a train.
"There are things you can control and things that you can't," said Brayan, who lives in Ann Arbor, Mich. "I just try to keep in touch with my patient side."
Commuters complained that bathrooms on board the stalled trains backed up and some sat on the floor of the sweltering cars.
Krista Barry spent the morning of her 23rd birthday reading a book for more than 90 minutes.
"Everyone is calling me on my cell and saying, 'Uh, happy birthday; too bad you're stuck,'" said Barry, who boarded the train in Trenton bound for her job as an office temp in Manhattan. "At least I get to relax and not go to work."
In Baltimore, Larry Willis, 63, of Upper Marlboro, Md., said he and other passengers were stuck in the dark for about 45 minutes in a tunnel.
Passengers remained quiet during the outage but there was "a lot of frustration," said Willis, who had been traveling to Newark, N.J., to catch a flight to Tel Aviv, Israel.
Another Amtrak train made it through the tunnel but lost power within a mile of New York's Penn Station, passengers said. Terence Hanrahan, 41, of San Francisco, was heading from Washington to New York for a wedding with his wife and two children, ages 3 and 18 months.
"We almost made it. Then they said, 'Wait patiently,'" Hanrahan said. "With two screaming kids."
Hanrahan's wife, Wendy, said passengers the were herded onto an overcrowded commuter train with little explanation.
Despite the inconvenience, some stranded passengers weren't entirely soured on train travel.
"It beats flying," Terence Hanrahan said in Baltimore. "I'll take the train over flying any day."
Associated Press Writers Karen Matthews in New York, Brian Westley and Donna De La Cruz in Washington and Alex Dominguez in Baltimore contributed to this report.
5/25/2006 12:25:37
Updated: 02:32 PM EDT
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- Do you know there's a scene in the first "X-Men" Movie where Rogue runs away?
- She gets on the Train and Logan/Wolverine is on there
- Magneto shows up and kidnaps Rogue taking her to Ellis Island for his evil machine turning everyone into Mutants
That's why Magneto and Professor Charles Xavier split up:
- I said Bliss has the Initials CT like Charles Townsend
- I said Charlie of Bay City Blues was nicknamed Charlie for "Charlie's Angels"
- I said ISABELLA Valentine was co-partners with CT (Charles Townsend) running parallel to me as ISABELO who was partners with CT (Bliss)
- Isabella left BCB and I left Haven
- Isabella VALENTINE who left BCB runs parallel to Davis born VALENTINE's Day who technically left my company
So when all three of those people say, "That's not true! That's not what happened." All I have to do is say, "You have this tag and you have that tag. You did this while this person did that." You get to see how people mimic each other...LOL
It's always funny you can come back on people and say, "I told you so! You just didn't listen!" :o)
That's why all I do is just sit back and watch what people do and fall into a lot of traps :o).
I said 5/22/2006 that when I place Name/Number Tags on people, the News Articles get LOADED and ARMED so they home in on people like Psychic Heat-Seaking Missiles and start DETONATING around them...LOL
This article on the front page is littered with Chalie and Bliss Tags from last night:
- New Jersey: I said 525/2006 that Hoffa and Jack Nicholsen who played Hoffa are from New Jersey
- Passengers from a stalled train walk over tracks at New York's Penn Station Thursday morning: I said Davis as a Penn Tag for Pennsylvania
- A power outage snarled rail traffic between Washington and New York City, stranding thousands: I said I work with Electricity and it's possible to yank power or cause "accidents"
- The last one lurched back to life at 11:15 a.m. after stranding passengers for more than three hours in the heat and darkness:
- 11:15 = K/O = Knock Out
- I said that in the movie "Incredibles" Thunderhead died 11/15
- Bliss' favorite comic strip character is Thor, God of Thunder
- 11:15 = K/O = Knock Out
- Joe Piasecki of Washington Crossing, Pa. was among 100 passengers who climbed down out of a stalled train near Elizabeth, N.J., to walk nearly a mile to the nearest station:
- I said Elizabeth = Isabel in Spanish
- I said ELIZABETH Pena who plays Mirage on "Incredibles" was born in ELIZABETH, New Jersey
- I said Elizabeth = Isabel in Spanish
- "It's a kind of eerie, end-of-the-world feel," said Piasecki, who boarded the train in Trenton. "You have these two trains sitting here dead, not moving. You can't see any cars or anything else moving":
- I said 5/24/2006 about the song "It's the End of the World" by R.E.M.
- I said it's the end of the world as we know it. It's the end of the world as we know it , and I feel fine :o)
- FI/NE = Unconditional(FI/Non-If) Northeast(New Jersey)
- I said 5/24/2006 about the song "It's the End of the World" by R.E.M.
- At New York's Penn Station, Jan Brayan waited for more than two hours to catch a train:
- "There are things you can control and things that you can't," said Brayan, who lives in Ann Arbor, Mich. "I just try to keep in touch with my patient side":
- I said about Jimmy Hoffa's Body in Michigan
- Ann Arbor is the only part that extends across the border between the U.S. and Canada
- Canada symbolizes an Ovum for CA/Nada = California Zero, which is shaped like a Circle or Ovum
- I said about Jimmy Hoffa's Body in Michigan
- Krista Barry spent the morning of her 23rd birthday reading a book for more than 90 minutes:
- I said 5/25/2006 that it's Bliss' Birthday today.
- Krista = Christ = CHRISTine = Bliss
- Ba/RR-y = Spirit(Ba-Egyptian) Rod Rodillon(RR) Male(Y)
- B/ARR- y = Gemini(B/2) IRR(ARR) Male(Y)
- I said 5/25/2006 that it's Bliss' Birthday today.
- "Everyone is calling me on my cell and saying, 'Uh, happy birthday; too bad you're stuck,'" said Barry:
- That's people wishing Bliss a Happy Birthday
- They're also just joking, "Too bad you're stuck"
- That's why Bliss has been having Bad Karma
- That's people wishing Bliss a Happy Birthday
- In Baltimore, Larry Willis, 63, of Upper Marlboro, Md:
- Marlboro = Smoking
- S/M.O.-King = Superman(S) Mission Objective(M.O.) Ruler(King)
- I said 5/25/2006 about the Death of the Burger King
- Burger King is from ENGLAND where Bliss is from
- Marlboro = Smoking
- Another Amtrak train made it through the tunnel but lost power within a mile of New York's Penn Station, passengers said. Terence Hanrahan, 41, of San Francisco:
- I said about San Francisco and Bay City Blues being named for the Bay Area
- My mom is born in '41
- I said Sunny Leone, whom Isabella Valentine uses as pictures, looks like my mom in 1961
- I said about San Francisco and Bay City Blues being named for the Bay Area
- Hanrahan's wife, Wendy, said passengers the were herded onto an overcrowded commuter train with little explanation:
- I said 5/25/2006 about Wendy Iwaszuk
- Wendy's Initials are WI = Wisconsins
- Wisconsin is the 30th State inducted 5/29 (My Birthday)
- Bliss is 30 years old
- I said 5/25/2006 about Wendy Iwaszuk
- Associated Press Writers Karen Matthews in New York: I said 4/30/2006 that Sunny Leone has a Karen Tag
- Alex Dominguez: I said 5/25/2006 about the name Alex and how Bliss is from Alexandria
- 5/25/2006 12:25:37:
- 12:25 = Christmas. I said Bliss is CHRISTine
- 5/25 = Bliss' Birthday Today
- 37 = 26 + 11 = Letter K. I said Bliss is from the UK
- That's how you know that this Article is LITTERED with Bliss Tags...LMAO
- 12:25 = Christmas. I said Bliss is CHRISTine
- Writer Wayne Parry:
- WA/Y-NE = Washington(WA) Male(Y) Northeast(NE). Bliss is in the Northeast
- Parry is from "For the Love of Evil" by Piers Anthony, which is a story about a mortal who was given the Political Office of Satan and Evil
- WA/Y-NE = Washington(WA) Male(Y) Northeast(NE). Bliss is in the Northeast
- Journal ID Number 1995947: 1995/9-47 = 1995 God(9/I/1) Debbie Gibson(47). I said about Debbie Gibson and that Bliss is Debbie
CONSTANTINE: God's not planning anything. He's just a Kid with Ant Farm.
Power Restored After Outage Snarls Rail Service
Thousands of Northeast Commuters Temporarily Stranded by Glitch
By WAYNE PARRY, AP
NEWARK, N.J. (May 25) - A major power outage stranded thousands of rush-hour commuters Thursday between New York and Washington, stopping trains inside sweltering tunnels and forcing many passengers to get out and walk.
Mark Lennihan, AP
Passengers from a stalled train walk over tracks at New York's Penn Station Thursday morning. A power outage snarled rail traffic between Washington and New York City, stranding thousands.
Power was restored throughout the heavily traveled corridor at about 10:30 a.m., more than two hours after outage, Amtrak said.
The outage stranded five trains in tunnels -- one in Baltimore and four under the Hudson River heading into New York. The last one lurched back to life at 11:15 a.m. after stranding passengers for more than three hours in the heat and darkness.
"We no sooner entered the tunnel than even us non-engineers noticed we were coasting, the air conditioning had gone off and something was very wrong," said Jeff Oppenheim, who was headed from New York to Washington D.C.
Joe Piasecki of Washington Crossing, Pa. was among 100 passengers who climbed down out of a stalled train near Elizabeth, N.J., to walk nearly a mile to the nearest station.
"It's a kind of eerie, end-of-the-world feel," said Piasecki, who boarded the train in Trenton. "You have these two trains sitting here dead, not moving. You can't see any cars or anything else moving."
At New York's Penn Station, Jan Brayan waited for more than two hours to catch a train.
"There are things you can control and things that you can't," said Brayan, who lives in Ann Arbor, Mich. "I just try to keep in touch with my patient side."
Commuters complained that bathrooms on board the stalled trains backed up and some sat on the floor of the sweltering cars.
Krista Barry spent the morning of her 23rd birthday reading a book for more than 90 minutes.
"Everyone is calling me on my cell and saying, 'Uh, happy birthday; too bad you're stuck,'" said Barry, who boarded the train in Trenton bound for her job as an office temp in Manhattan. "At least I get to relax and not go to work."
In Baltimore, Larry Willis, 63, of Upper Marlboro, Md., said he and other passengers were stuck in the dark for about 45 minutes in a tunnel.
Passengers remained quiet during the outage but there was "a lot of frustration," said Willis, who had been traveling to Newark, N.J., to catch a flight to Tel Aviv, Israel.
Another Amtrak train made it through the tunnel but lost power within a mile of New York's Penn Station, passengers said. Terence Hanrahan, 41, of San Francisco, was heading from Washington to New York for a wedding with his wife and two children, ages 3 and 18 months.
"We almost made it. Then they said, 'Wait patiently,'" Hanrahan said. "With two screaming kids."
Hanrahan's wife, Wendy, said passengers the were herded onto an overcrowded commuter train with little explanation.
Despite the inconvenience, some stranded passengers weren't entirely soured on train travel.
"It beats flying," Terence Hanrahan said in Baltimore. "I'll take the train over flying any day."
Associated Press Writers Karen Matthews in New York, Brian Westley and Donna De La Cruz in Washington and Alex Dominguez in Baltimore contributed to this report.
5/25/2006 12:25:37
Updated: 02:32 PM EDT
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