Guide my feet while I run this race,
for I don’t want to run this race in vain.
I‘m your child while I run this race,
for I don’t want to run this race in vain.
Search my heart while I run this race,
for I don’t want to run this race in vain.
Stand by me while I run this race,
for I don’t want to run this race in vain.
Hold my hand while I run this race,
for I don’t want to run this race in vain.
-Negro Spiritual
Spectacular Mammatus Clouds over Hastings, Nebraska
These photos were taken by Jorn Olsen, he lives on Heartwell Park in Hastings, Nebraska.
e-mail – jolsen@dutton-lainson.com
His website is: http://www.jornolsen.com which you may be interested in looking at.
Three of these photos were featured on the front and back cover of the Journal of Meteorology
and circulated in 26 countries.
The day before his Birthday dinner and concert benefit on June 25, 2008, Nelson Mandela and his wife, Graca Machel, were guests of Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace. Mandela is spending one week in London in honor of his birthday, July 18.
Nelson was known for wonderful things. Nelson was known for being democratically-elected President of South America. Also he was an South African civil rights leader. He is in major history and almost 99% know who he is in America. Mandela is a great person that over a million people were at his concert and sang happy birthday to him in front of national t.v. During the event he had broken into tears and everyone cheered for him that he had made it in life so long he deserves that kind of birthday. So please people out there help celebrate his birthday out of love and heart for everything he’s done in the known.
~ jadamink~
Reporting news through out the world!
For the first time in human history, the North Pole’s ice may break apart completely.
Arctic ice could break apart completely at the North Pole this summer, allowing ships to sail over the normal frozen top of the world. Isn’t that a surprise?
It’s a 50-50 bet that the thin Arctic sea ice, which was frozen in autumn, will completely melt away at the geographic North Pole.
Reduced greenhouse gas emissions could cool things down a bit.
It would recover fairly quickly, but it’s just not going to happen for a while.
There are some positive aspects to the ice melting. Ships could use the Northwest Passage just to save some time and energy by no longer having to travel through the Panama Canal or around Cape Horn.
There’s also oil at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean that the irony of that is kind of clear, but the great fact that we are opening the Arctic Ocean makes it more accessible.
