Notes from the Surf

…or remark-able items from my own Surfing the Tao journey

• May 25^th was Universal Day of the Jedi, and it was a big one this year, 30 years since the first Star Wars movie came out! True geeks might know that May 25 is also Towel Day…that’s towel as is The Number 42, not Towelie…don’t forget your towel…

• This article about a disruptive bee swarm, and then this one about a swarm actually forcing a plane to land recently, made me wonder for a moment about what is really going on with the bees; what if it were all part of some kind of bizarre ‘bee revolt’ – or worse, an attempt to warn us about something!

• This month is a Blue Moon – in most places; see what I mean here. More interesting Moon thoughts. Cool, short video of Comet McNaught seen in Australia earlier this year. The Economist recently published an article about the Earth’s approaching magnetic pole reversal. A star is about to go supernova in the constellation of Ophiuchus, the ‘serpent-holder’ or The Dragon, the only one of the 13 zodiacal constellations that doesn’t have its own astrological sign – and rumored to be the source of Planet X and varies species of aliens among other things.

• I joined YouTube and am enjoying bookmarking all sorts of fun things, from Prince Charles being the anti-Christ to some gorgeous video fractals.

• Be prepared for the disappearance of the US Dollar. The CFR and others are actively working towards a currency union in the Americas called the “Amero”, much like the Europeans did with the Euro. Along that vein, They’re talking about microchipping Alzheimer’s patients as well as airline employees. You know it’s not going to stop there. And in Scotland, Masonic symbols have been discovered in the heart of Glasgow – fully 37 acres of symbol, according to one theory.

• In case you missed this sleight of hand, President Bush recently issued himself sweeping dictatorial powers in the case of any large-scale catastrophe. “The Day After” is a recent meeting of senior government and military officials and other experts which focused on a response to a large-scale nuclear attack. And probably other potential disasters as well, don’t you think? In the spirit of Towel Day, Don’t Panic and bring your towel.

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