Spirit & Soul Energy Update - Deep And Complex
by Anastacia,
Old Thoughts Projected into the Old Future
�Old� thoughts of the head�of the �old� energies, ways, habits and routines of pushing
through old fears is occurring across the �board�.
What does this mean?
It means that due to our recent expansion of energy that many of us felt (27th April)
� there are many changes that are so subtle that it takes a �while� for this to be
felt through the human and transitioned through for ourselves.
It means that up until a month ago we were living and feeling in �one way� and then
our planets energy expanded out Universally for the first time ever in this way.
(Past BB posts are a timeline of this).
This was a universal expansion of ourselves and our planet.
Picture yourself with a ring of energy around you and then outside of that another ring
of energy of our planet and now see a THIRD ring of energy which is our universe.
This THIRD ring is what we recently expanded out to!
This was the vision I was given as I saw and felt this expansion as it occurred.
Now this occurred on the astrals/multi-dimensions and while this occurred and we came through
this and expanded our energy out with this, we �brought with us� our human connection
with our past thoughts, ways, habits and routines.
The �old� of the human, through with the new of the Spirit.
So now, those ways, habits and routines are needing to be shifted and altered as in, we
are needing to create a New Golden Path for ourselves in the human linking to our Spirit
� one brick at a time, as this is new �ground� we are creating here, in a way like no other.
Our very recent ways, habits and routines and what our mental thought processes that
were apt before this time, no longer �fit� or �work� in this past months expansion
and from here on.
As we have shifted and expanded out energetically, we have �brought with us� our (now old)
thought processes linked with our ways, habits and routines.
Ready for this?
We have also �brought with us� the energy of this that was projected out into our previous
future as well.
As we are now also healing our future path that was projected out.
The �old� head and ego that was projected forward.
This is being felt as confusion�as this is what we brought through with us, that was
projected out into the future.
I was shown a vision of like an old grey cement path and that this path (for each of us) is
now broken.
This is where we are now needing to create a very new path and a New Golden Path, yet
one �brick� at a time.
(BB 25th May)
For each way, habit or routine that we have previously lived or had before this Universal
expansion of energy.
And this also includes the spiritual head/ego especially.
As many enlightened souls were still �operating� in this way.
Never any judgement in saying this, only True Universal Love here.
As the more one�s head was/is controlling, the �harder� or the more challenging (which
= pain and fear) it is to �let go�.
We are really being pushed to surrender as this is so much bigger than us due to our
energy and our planets� expanding out universally on the 27th April to new Universal True Love
energy.
This is so so much bigger than us.
The more we surrender and hand over, saying �help me to help myself� is so very powerful
and very empowering when we feel this as we say these words.
One needs to experience this to understand just how empowering this is.
Reaching �total surrender� can take �time� or a �while� for us to explore all avenues
and ways until we reach a place of total surrender and allow the Divine to guide us, while resonating
and creating our new Golden Path � at the same time!
That is why the �old way� of our connection and link to the Divine has altered.
We are now needing to create in the human linked to our new TRIPLE universal energy
available to us.
A new Universal True Love energy that has newly opened up with this expansion.
This is coming through as being quite �severe� for many souls and is coming through physically
with life threatening situations, as it depends on how �great� is the �message� one
is needing to feel, to shift and change old ways, habits and routines.
As with this, is the shifting and changing one�s previous thoughts that we apt until
very recently.
This is quite �complex� �goings on� as there is so much to this as we are �quite
complex� in our ways, habits and routines as there is so much in our lives of all of
our facets that make us �us�.
This is not some �simple shift� and change that we have ever experienced in the past.
This is so very new and different and yes while this is �complex�, this is a covering
post of a bigger picture of what is actually going on with our Soul linked with our Spirit.
Of what is happening in the human beings that we are in our link to our Spirit and the Divine/Spirit
(and beyond).
As there is much adjusting in having a link with our Spirit and Soul, one in the astrals
and one here in the human.
As we have a link with both and with the recent crystalline light body upgrades, a feeling
of being �lighter� we are needing to keep moving to shift, shift, shift the energy in
the human/physical.
In the recent past, we called upon guidance from Spirit and then something would come
our way, a door was opened and �away we went�.
This is not saying this will not still occur, just that things now are �very different�
as to how this came just previously/before.
This is now saying that if something is not coming our way, if doors are not opening then
sure enough we are needing to do things or something differently now.
If we are at a point of when we are �trying� to operate in the �old� or the recent
�ways and means� one used to and if we are finding we are going around in circles
or getting very confused or frustrated that is a sure sign we need to ~STOP~ breath and
release�and realize that we need to �start again� in a very new way�in each and every
way, habit or routine.
And that there is a �new� way we are needing to create �as we go�, we are needing to
feel into and �look� at things in a new and different way than �before�
To adjust and balance the/our Spirit and the Soul of the Divine and not just of �ourselves�.
As with our connection to the Divine, means �everything� = Faith and Trust.
So take a breath and a step back�.breathe and release the old by saying STOP when one
is feeling �confusion�.
Feel into, moment by moment of any new situation one is �facing� that is needing to be
altered, shifted and changed.
Allow one�s expansion of a view of a very bigger �picture� that is now here energetically�as
we are in TRIPLE expansion now.
As we are now in New Universal True Love.
As always I am right here �with you�.
Much Unconditional Love, Truth and Honesty
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Batmobile Chase | The Dark Knight (2008) | Movie Clip 4K - Duration: 4:33.
Hey, you wait like everybody else, pal.
What the hell is that?
Obstruction ahead, obstruction ahead!
Damn it! All units divert down onto Lower Fifth. I repeat, exit down.
Exit down!
Lower Fifth? We'll be like turkeys on Thanksgiving.
Jesus. Come on, get us out of here. Let's go.
Listen, we need backup. We've got company.
We got trouble, guys.
Lock and load!
The hell was that?
- These are built for that, right? - He'll need something...
...a lot bigger to get through this.
What is that?
What is that, a bazooka?
I didn't sign up for this!
Look out.
Look out!
Hmm.
Come on, let's go!
Harvey, Harvey, Harvey Dent.
Oh, excuse me. I wanna drive.
Scanning all systems. Scanning all systems.
We gotta get topside. We need air support, now!
I like this job. I like it.
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Coca Cola Bottles Learn Colors Compilation Nursery Rhymes Learn Colors with Coca Cola Cars for Kids - Duration: 42:22.
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Search for missing man at Savannah Preserve State Park - Duration: 1:50.
AND IT IS SO HOT FOR SOMEONE TO
BE OUT THERE FOR SO LONG.
ARI: VERY HOT.
THAT IS ONE OF THEIR MAIN
CONCERNS.
I AM ALSO TOLD JAMES YOUNG WAS
RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH DEMENTIA
SO IT IS POSSIBLE HE GOT LOST
AND DISORIENTED SOMEWHERE INSIDE
THE PARK.
WE ARE CURRENTLY AT THE COMMAND
POST FOR THE SEARCH, AND THERE
ARE MULTIPLE DEPARTMENTS
INVOLVED.
THE MARTIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S
OFFICE, PORT SAINT LUCIE POLICE,
FWC, EVEN THE DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS IS HERE WITH
BLOODHOUNDS OUT HERE.
LET ME SHOW YOU WHO THEY'RE
LOOKING FOR, AGAIN, HIS NAME IS
JAMES YOUNG.
HE'S 61-YEARS-OLD AND HE WAS
LAST SEEN RIDING HIS BICYCLE IN
THIS AREA ALONG GREEN RIVER
PARKWAY IN JENSEN BEACH.
PARK RANGERS FOUND YOUNG'S
BICYCLE ABOUT A MILE INSIDE THE
PARK AROUND 10:30 THIS MORNING.
THEY FOUND HIS SHOES AND SOCKS
ABOUT 100 YARDS AWAY RIGHT NEXT
TO SOME WATER.
AND THEY FOUND FOOTPRINTS
LEADING INTO THE WATER.
WHEN IT THIS POINT THEY HAVE NOT
FOUND JAMES YOUNG.
POLICE HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR
YOUNG SINCE HE WENT FOR A BIKE
RIDE ON MONDAY MORNING.
THEY ARE STILL HOPEFUL THEY WILL
FIND HIM ALIVE BUT THE SEARCHERS
ALSO HAVE TO BE CAREFUL.
>> THERE'S A LOT OF CONCERNS.
I MEAN, THERE'S SNAKES OUT HERE,
THERE'S ALLIGATORS, THERE'S WILD
ANIMALS, WILDLIFE OUT HERE, THE
TERRAIN IS VERY ROUGH.
OUR GUYS HAVE BEEN GETTING
DEHYDRATED.
ARI: THEY'VE HAD BOTH A
HELICOPTER AND A PLANE IN THE
AIR BUT BELIEVE IT OR NOT IT'S
TOO HOT RIGHT NOW TO USE
INFRARED AS PART OF THIS SEARCH.
WE COULD GET SOME STORMS HERE
FAIRLY SOON.
IF THAT HAPPENS, THE BAD NEWS IS
THEY WOULD HAVE TO POSTPONE THE
SEARCH.
WITH THE GOOD NEWS IS THEY COULD
COOL OFF THE GROUND ENOUGH SO
THEY COULD USE INFRARED.
THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE TELLS ME
THEY PLAN TO BE OUT HERE AS LONG
AS NECESSARY SEARCHING FOR JAMES
YOUNG.
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Batman vs SWAT Team | The Dark Knight (2008) | Movie Clip 4K - Duration: 4:23.
Fox, I need picture.
Hello? - Jim, we're in trouble.
Okay, you got POV on alpha...
...omni on beta.
Looks like clowns and hostages on two floors.
There's a SWAT team on the stairwell.
Another SWAT team on the roof.
Line's clear.
- Barbara, calm down. - He has the kids!
Hello, Jim. - Harvey?
- Where's my family? - Where my family died.
Blue team, acquire the target.
Entry team, set your charge.
Fox, the SWATs are targeting the wrong people. The clowns are the hostages.
Red team, go! Red team, go!
Entry team, blow and go!
Don't move.
Take the shot.
Those SWATs are coming in hot.
Clowns, put down your guns.
Drop your weapons! On the ground, now!
Doctors, get down! Clear the line of fire. Drop your weap...
Freeze!
Stand down or you will be...
Look up.
See those bad guys on the floor above?
They're waiting to ambush the SWAT team coming up the elevator.
Sixty seconds.
The tally is 140 against, 396 for.
So go ahead. Do it.
We're still here.
And that means they haven't killed us yet either.
Go, go, go!
Blue team, cover!
Uh-oh.
Trouble on the floor above.
Get down on the ground now!
Freeze! Stop or we will shoot.
We will shoot you. Drop the officer.
- Release the officer right now. Let him go now! On your knees!
We got him. He's out of the game.
Keep your hands in the air! - Step away from the edge!
Halt!
- Stay down! - Don't move!
Be advised. Clowns are hostages, doctors are targets.
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Two-Face & Joker Hospital Scene | The Dark Knight (2008) | Movie Clip 4K - Duration: 4:58.
Hi.
You know...
...I don't want there to be any hard feelings between us, Harvey.
- When you and... - Rachel!
...Rachel were being abducted...
...I was sitting in Gordon's cage.
I didn't rig those charges.
Your men, your plan.
Do I really look like a guy with a plan?
You know what I am? I'm a dog chasing cars.
I wouldn't know what to do with one if I caught it.
You know? I just do things.
The Mob has plans. The cops have plans.
Gordon's got plans.
You know, they're schemers.
Schemers trying to control their little worlds.
I'm not a schemer.
I try to show the schemers...
...how pathetic their attempts to control things really are.
So when I say... Ah. Come here.
When I say that you and your girlfriend was nothing personal...
...you'll know that I'm telling the truth.
- I'm gonna need your weapon. - What?
Why? Because my wife's in the hospital?
Yeah, that'd be why.
It's the schemers that put you where you are.
You were a schemer, you had plans...
...and look where that got you.
Police are taking every precaution...
...urging people not to take matters into their hands.
I just did what I do best.
I took your little plan and I turned it on itself.
Look what I did to this city with a few drums of gas and a couple of bullets.
Hm? You know what I noticed?
Nobody panics when things go "according to plan."
Even if the plan is horrifying.
If tomorrow I tell the press that, like, a gangbanger will get shot...
...or a truckload of soldiers will be blowing up...
...nobody panics.
Because it's all part of the plan.
But when I say that one little old mayor will die...
...well, then, everyone loses their minds.
Introduce a little anarchy...
...upset the established order...
...and everything becomes chaos.
I'm an agent of chaos.
Oh, and you know the thing about chaos?
It's fair.
- You live. - Mm-hm.
You die.
Mmm. Now we're talking.
Mr. Reese.
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heart - crocodile crochet stitch No33 - Duration: 15:02.
start with 6 chain for the magic ring
1 row - 6dc (double crochet)- 3chain - 6dc shell
2 row - 3ch - dc in the stitch, 3ch- 1dc in the magic ring ,3ch- 2dc in the st.
3 row - in the last dc we work *6dc , 3 ch - and we pass the next dc, 6dc* , sc in the dc
,repeat the fist procedure same for the second crocodile stitch
4 row - we repeat the process of the second series
5 row - we repeat the process of the third series
6 row - 7 tr(treble) in the stitch - sc, 7 tr in the st -sc
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Joker Phone Call / Rachel's Death | The Dark Knight (2008) | Movie Clip 4K - Duration: 4:54.
I want my phone call.
I want it. I want it. I want my phone call.
That's nice.
How many of your friends have I killed?
I'm a 20-year man...
...and I know the difference between punks who need a lesson in manners...
...and the freaks like you who would just enjoy it.
And you killed six of my friends.
Six?
Please. My insides hurt.
I don't really care. Back away.
The boss said he'd make the voices go away.
He said he'd go inside and replace them with bright lights...
...like Christmas.
You're out of your mind, pal. Back off.
Medic to the holding tank. Come on. Get the door open.
You guys, back off!
Listen, we don't have a lot of time.
They told me that only one of us was gonna make it...
...and that they were gonna let our friends choose.
Okay, Rachel.
It's gonna be fine. It's gonna be all right. They're coming for you.
Listen to me. I'll help you. Just talk me through what's going on with you.
- Can you find something, anything, sharp? - I'm trying.
- What's...? - Shit.
Harvey?
Harvey, what's happening?
All available units, converge at 25052nd Street.
Do you wanna know why I use a knife?
Guns are too quick.
You can't savor all the...
...little emotions.
You see, in their last moments...
...people show you who they really are.
So in a way, I knew your friends better than you ever did.
Would you like to know which of them were cowards?
What's that? Jeez.
He's got some kind of a...
- ...contusion. - I know you're gonna enjoy this.
I'm gonna have to try and enjoy it even more.
Whoa, whoa!
Just put it down.
Take it easy. Take it easy. Drop the weapon now!
- It's my own damn fault, just shoot him! - Let him go now! Drop it!
- What? Sorry? - What do you want?
I just want my phone call.
What...? What...? What's happening?
Just talk to me, just for one second.
- All right? - Right.
Ow.
- Ow. - Shh, shh, shh.
Is that a phone?
Mount the curb!
Harvey, just in case, I wanna tell you something, okay?
Don't think like that. They're coming.
I know they are, but I don't want them to.
I don't wanna live without you, and I do have an answer for you.
My answer is yes.
No! No! No!
Not me! Why are you coming for me?
No!
Rachel! Rachel!
- Harvey. - No! No! Rachel!
Okay.
Rachel!
No! No!
Harvey, it's okay. It's all right. Listen.
Somewh...
No, commissioner!
Rachel! No!
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Harvey Dent's Death | The Dark Knight (2008) | Movie Clip 4K - Duration: 4:54.
This is where they brought her, Gordon, after your men handed her over.
This is where she died.
I know, I was here...
- ...trying to save her. - But you didn't.
- I couldn't. - Yes, you could've. If you'd listened to me.
If you stood up against corruption...
...instead of doing your deal with the devil.
I was trying to fight the Mob!
You wouldn't dare try to justify yourself if you knew what I'd lost.
Have you ever had to talk to the person you loved most...
...tell them it's gonna be all right, when you know it's not?
Well, you're about to know what that feels like, Gordon.
Then you can look me in the eye and tell me you're sorry.
- You're not going to hurt my family. - No.
Just the person you love most.
So is it your wife?
Put the gun down, Harvey.
Harvey, put down the gun.
Please. Please, Harvey. Please.
Oh, goddamn it.
Will you stop pointing that gun at my family?
- No! - We have a winner.
No, Jim, stop him!
Harvey. Don't let him...
Harvey!
I'm sorry!
For everything.
Please don't hurt my son.
You brought your cops?
All they know is there's a situation.
They don't know who or what. They're just creating a perimeter.
You think I wanna escape from this?
There is no escape from this.
You don't wanna hurt the boy, Harvey.
It's not about what I want, it's about what's fair!
You thought we could be decent men in an indecent time.
But you were wrong.
The world is cruel. And the only morality in a cruel world...
...is chance.
Unbiased.
Unprejudiced.
Fair.
His son's got the same chance she had.
Fifty-fifty.
What happened to Rachel wasn't chance. We decided to act.
We three.
Then why was it me who was the only one who lost everything?
- It wasn't. - The Joker chose me.
Because you were the best of us.
He wanted to prove that even someone as good as you...
...could fall.
And he was right.
You're the one pointing the gun, Harvey.
So point it at the people responsible.
Fair enough.
You first.
My turn.
Harvey, you're right.
Rachel's death was my fault.
Please don't punish the boy.
- Please, punish me. - I'm about to.
Tell your boy he's gonna be all right, Gordon.
Lie...
...like I lied.
It's going to be all right, son.
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JIZOR + 🎧 JIMMY SLIMBOY 🎤 - Duration: 3:04.
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Joker's Video Threat | The Dark Knight (2008) | Movie Clip 4K - Duration: 2:26.
The public likes you. That's the only reason that this might fly.
But that means it's on you.
They're all gonna come after you now, and not just the Mob.
Politicians, journalists, cops.
Anyone whose wallet's about to get lighter.
Are you up to it? You'd better be.
Because they get anything on you...
...and those criminals are back on the streets, followed swiftly by you and me.
Jesus!
I think your fundraiser will be a great success, sir.
And why do you think I wanna hold a party for Harvey Dent?
I assumed it was your usual reason for socializing beyond myself...
...and the scum of Gotham's underbelly:
To try to impress Miss Dawes.
Very droll, but very wrong. Actually, it's Dent.
Police released video footage found concealed on the body.
Sensitive viewers, be aware. The image is disturbing.
Tell them your name.
Brian Douglas.
And are you the real Batman?
No. No?
- No. - No?
Then why do you dress up like him?
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Because he's a symbol that we don't have to be afraid of scum like you.
Yeah. You do, Brian. You really do.
Huh? Yeah. Oh, shh, shh, shh.
So you think Batman's made Gotham a better place? Hm?
Look at me.
Look at me!
You see, this is how crazy Batman's made Gotham.
You want order in Gotham...
...Batman must take off his mask and turn himself in.
Oh, and every day he doesn't, people will die.
Starting tonight.
I'm a man of my word.
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The President Thinks The Russians Are Laughing At The US Over The Investigation - Duration: 2:06.
The President Thinks The Russians Are Laughing At The US Over The Investigation
BY KAITLAN COLLINS
President Trump believes that Russian officials are laughing at how the investigation into
Russian meddling in the election has dominated the news cycle in Washington.
After the Washington Post reported Friday that his son-in-law Jared Kushner allegedly
attempted to establish a covert channel of communication with Russian officials back
in December, the president tweeted this Monday:
It�s not the first time Trump has said the Russians are laughing the U.S.
He even made the remark long before he was president.
Three congressional committees and subcommittees and the FBI are investigating the Russian
government�s efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election, including if there
were any ties between Trump�s campaign and the Russian government.
During an interview with NBC News in May, Trump said he wanted �to get to the bottom�
of the investigation.
�If Russia hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election, I want to
know about it,� Trump said.
�I want that to be so strong and so good.
I want to get to the bottom.�
The Washington Post recently reported that Trump revealed sensitive intelligence about
an Islamic State terrorist threat to two Russian officials � Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
and Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak � in an Oval Office meeting in early May.
�We don�t say what�s classified, what�s not classified,� his national security adviser
Gen. H.R. McMaster later told reporters.
�I can say again that what was shared was wholly appropriate.
The president in no way compromised any sources or methods in the course of this conversation.�
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Surveillance video shows fight near CityPlace - Duration: 1:35.
SANIKA: THE COUPLE SAYS THE MAN
WHO ATTACKED THEM OUTSIDE OF T
PARKING GARAGE AT CITY PLACE ARE
STILL ON THE LOOSE.
THEY'RE HOPING SURVEILLANCE
VIDEO WILL HELP IDENTIFY THEM.
POLICE ARE TRYING TO IDENTIFY
THE MAN SEEN IN THIS
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO OUTSIDE THE
CITY PLACE GARAGE, SWINGING AT
HOWARD AND SANDRA SIEGEL.
THE COUPLE SAYS HE WAS RILED UP
AFTER THEY HONKED AT HIM TO MOVE
FORWARD AT THE PAY VESTIBULE.
>> HE WAS JUST NOT PAYING
ATTENTIO
THE PEOPLE IN FRONT OF HIM W
HAD ALREADY PAID HAD LEFT, AND
THAT HAPPENS SOMETIMES SO
BEEPED MY HORN ONE TIME AND HE
GAVE ME THE BIRD.
SANIKA: THE SIEGELS SAY THE MAN
PAID AND DROVE FORWARD, STOPPING
JUST FEET AWAY FROM THE GARAGE
WHERE THEY ENCOUNTERED HIM
AGAIN.
>> WE COULDN'T MOVE EITHER WAY
AND I GUESS HE WAS OUT OF THE
CAR SO I GOT OUT OF THE CAR AND
THAT'S ALL I REMEMBER.
HE ATTACKED ME, OBVIOUSLY.
SANIKA: HOWARD SAYS HE HAD NO
INTENTION OF GETTING OUT OF HIS
CAR TO START A FIGHT, THOUGH
POLICE SAY THIS SURVEILLANCE
VIDEO MAY SHOW A DIFFERENT
STORY.
YOU CAN SEE THE MAN JUMP OUT OF
HIS CAR AND THEN SANDRA AND
HOWARD PULL UP BEHIND HIM,
JUMPING OUT AS WELL.
>> I WAS NOT GETTING OUT OF THE
CAR FOR A FIGHT, AS SANDRA SAID.
THERE'S PLENTY OF PEOPLE IN THE
AREA THAT WE KNOW.
MAYBE IT WAS A FRIEND, WHO
KNOW
SANIKA: THE NEXT THING HOWARD
REMEMBERS IS WAKING UP IN THE
BACK OF A FIRST RESPONDER'S
VEHICLE.
>> I DON'T FEEL SAFE HERE.
I DON'T FEEL SAFE HERE BY A
LITTLE BIT.
OR MAYBE A LOT OF BIT.
AND I'M NOT GOING TO CITYPLACE
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The kitty of the trash. - Duration: 2:08.
Hi! I'm Panela.
are you there?
I'm a cat :P
and a week ago someone left me in the trash
and it was so cold, but fortunately a person found me
I arrived at this house, everything was a little bit weird
i think maybe they noticed how hungry I was, because they gave me food
love, and a comfy bed
at first I did not want to get away from my human
i was really scared that they leave me again
after a few days i really liked being here, I feel comfortable with this humans. There's just one of them that never want me to get close, she starts yelling, she's a little bit weird, I still love her, she's always laughing about what I do.
i love playing with the couches
and with the humans!
I always like to take a shower
and sleep
sometimes I tread on my humans, just to feel the warm sensation
sometimes I spy them, just to make sure they're alright
humans are a little bit weird...
but I like them a lot, most of the time... when they don't do this kind of weird things...
just like Panela, they're a thousands of animals out in the streets. I know that sometimes take care of a animal is not that easy, and because of problems and money we can not afford a pet. But that is not an excuse for you to throw up to the streets a animal.
just because they can not speak verbally to us, doesn't mean that they don't feel. they're plenty of shelters and houses for cats and dogs, just in case you cannot take care of your pet. this is for less animals in the streets and more animals happy.
This is not my type of videos but this was something that happens to me recently and I didn't stop thinking about how just in Perú they're thousands of animals that are treated the same or worst.
Panela was found in the trash 1 month after she was born, normally kittys are separated from the mom 2 month after they born....as minimum...
thanks for watching!
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New motions in Dalia Dippolito trial - Duration: 1:10.
TERRI: PROSECUTORS SAY
DIPPOLITO'S SO-CALLED EXPERT
WITNESSES ARE NOT EXPERT ENOUGH
FOR THE TRIAL AND THEY WANT TO
THEM OFF THE LIST.
ONE OF THE DEFENSE EXPERTS SAYS
SHE'S QUALIFIED TO TESTIFY ON
DIPPOLITO'S BODY LANGUAGE,
SPECIFICALLY WHEN DIPPOLITO WAS
CAUGHT ON TAPE TELLING THE
SUPPOSED HITMAN SHE WAS 5000%
SURE SHE WANTED HIM TO KILL HER
HUSBAND.
THE EXPERT SAYS DIPPOLITO'S BODY
LANGUAGE SAYS SHE DIDN'T REALLY
MEAN IT.
BUT THE STATE SAYS THAT SAME
EXPERT ADMITTED SHE LEARNED
ABOUT BODY LANGUAGE FROM A
30-MINUTE SOFTWARE LESSON AND
HAS NEVER TESTIFIED IN FRONT OF
A JURY BEFORE, SO THEY CLAIM
SHE'S NO EXPERT.
THE SECOND WITNESS THEY DON'T
WANT IS A BATTERED WOMEN'S
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EP 702 | Iowa Outdoors - Duration: 29:10.
Hi, I'm Kellie Kramer.
And I'm Scott Siepker.
Welcome to the beauty of Northeast Iowa on Iowa
Public Television.
And the latest edition of Iowa Outdoors.
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Coming up on Iowa Outdoors --
We go off road near Fort Dodge --
Dive deeper into the legacy of Iowa's mining history --
Then sunrise in Western Iowa with Buck Christensen.
And explore a trail in a minute.
We'll have all that and more.
So sit tight, Iowa Outdoors is about to
begin.
Funding for Iowa Outdoors is provided by the Claude P.
Small, Kathryn Small Cousins and William Carl
Cousins Fund at the Lincoln Way Community
Foundation in Clinton County to support nature
programming on Iowa Public Television.
And by the Alliant Energy Foundation.
Many of Iowa's natural wonders you'll find on
Iowa Public Television can be found in Iowa Outdoors
magazine, the Iowa DNR's premier resource for
conservation, education and recreation activities.
Subscription information can be found online at
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Welcome to our seventh season of Iowa Outdoors.
And a journey that will take you from here in
Northeast Iowa all the way to our state's Western Rim
in the Loess Hills.
But first, we'll venture on four wheels to a type
of park rapidly emerging among outdoors-minded
Iowans.
A growing community of adventure seekers is using
off-highway vehicles.
And our state has several great parks specifically
designed for your next off-road adventure.
Whether you're a daring adrenaline seeker, or want
to cruise along slowly in a multi-passenger vehicle,
these OHV parks have something for everyone
right here in Iowa.
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As more and more people buy
off-highway vehicles, or OHVs, there is more demand
for places to ride them.
OHV is an umbrella term that includes all-terrain
vehicles, or ATVs, off-road motorcycles like
dirt bikes, side-by-side machines and snowmobiles.
Midway through the process of building and designing
this park, all of a sudden we have a new machine that
is the fastest growing machine out there now, the
side-by-sides are family oriented, people that want
to take their spouse that may or may not want to
ride, they can switch off if they both want to
drive, you can take your family out.
It makes the sport way more sociable to go out
and visit with your friends and you stop and
you can point out the wildlife or whatever you
want to do while you're out riding.
About 30 years ago, Iowa didn't have any parks
where people could legally ride off-highway vehicles.
Now, there are eight parks scattered across the
state.
Gypsum City OHV Park, located southeast of Fort
Dodge, is the largest park in Iowa for motorized
recreation.
At almost 800 acres, it's about as big as the other
seven Iowa parks combined and features more than 60
miles of trails.
I've ridden all over the country, the United States
and Canada, and these are as good a trails as there
are in the Midwest, or in the country actually.
People that come out to ride these trails are just
blown away once they get out here and see what we
actually have.
Matt Cosgrove: So the ability to be able to
provide that active recreation in the motorize
sport, provide a tourism area for our community and
then also be able to manage wildlife on an 800
acre facility, all is a great, fits within the
mission of what we do on the Webster County
Conservation Board.
The park sits on land that was once used for gypsum
mining.
Iowa ranks third in the country in gypsum
production.
And two-thirds of Iowa's gypsum comes from the Fort
Dodge area, an industry dating back to the 1850s.
Three different national companies donated the park
property.
The land is no longer suitable for urban
development, or much of anything else, but the
combination of flat open areas with rolling hills,
tight turns and wooded terrain is perfect for an
OHV park.
Dennis Plautz: We have a lot of property that could
be reclaimed.
We have additional property that we think
will be reclaimed and owned for further
recreational purposes once the gypsum is mined out of
it.
It's a perfect reuse for property like this and it
avoids reclamation laws that previously existed
for those companies.
So it's really a win-win for everyone.
George Pirie: They're all good that I've been to but
I think this one is the best.
It's the hilliest and it's just about all timber in
phase two anyway, and for us guys we couldn't do
much better in Iowa.
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There are three phases within Gypsum
City, with dirt and gravel trails tailored to
different vehicles.
The park also offers a small track for kids, a
training or practice area for beginners, a mudding
area and even non-trail recreation opportunities
like fishing ponds.
The campers will be able to view right out over the
top of those ponds, they can come down, we'll have
fishing docks.
We have the opportunity to ride a week for trails and
not get bored.
We've got the ponds, the wildlife, it's a great
opportunity.
So every time I get here and see people enjoying
it, it was worth the 16 years.
Our trails are all marked for numbers, with over 60
miles of trail it's pretty easy to lose track of
where you're at, so we have a numbering system
and then we have a difficulty rating system
too.
So we try to provide something for everybody.
Tasha Nielsen: I love being out here.
It's enjoyable and then just the pure enjoyment of
people coming out here and able to enjoy where I work
and what I do and get to see all of this.
For those looking for a little more adventure or a
tougher challenge, there are a couple of areas in
the park designed to provide an extra thrill.
We've got some of these guys and myself once in a
while that lie to get out there and put the machine
to its best, see how much of an incline you can go,
we have logs, rocks and stuff, it's a slower
building trail, our slower running trail.
We can get up, it's more of an obstacle course,
sometimes you're not going to make it, sometimes
you're going to bend a fender.
But it's not for everybody.
So we have those dedicated areas for the people that
want to go out and really put their machine to the
task, put their abilities to the task and see how
much they can do.
It's a lot of fun.
They do need to be registered with the state
of Iowa.
So in this sport they pay to play, so they pay a
registration sticker much like fishing and hunting
licenses, that sort of thing, they register their
machine and then that money goes back into the
program to be able to support these parks and
the system.
So we do require a helmet, so unlike on road traffic
in Iowa you don't need a helmet, in Iowa's
designated OHV parks you're required to have a
helmet as well.
Gypsum City OHV Park is a collaboration between
local organizations and city, county and state
government entities.
Everyone working together is one of the keys to
success.
It's a nice marriage with Brushy Creek and with the
trails the city has built, the trails the county has
built, having this and having connections to all
of these things makes it a great place in the middle
of rural Iowa to come and recreate.
It can be a dangerous sport.
So safety is stressed.
Wear proper clothes and equipment.
Follow the park rules.
And take a safety course online or hands-on.
Do those things and just about anyone can enjoy
riding.
We've got a lot of 60-some-year-old riders
coming up to utilize the single track in this park.
It's all ages.
People with disabilities, I'm in a wheelchair, I got
hurt in a diving accident, with a slight modification
to the side-by-side I'm out here recreating with
all my friends.
I always say it's a great equalizer.
This isn't just a guy sport, it's a family
sport.
A lot of our clubs are about 50/50 men and women
riding, a lot of the gals go out and ride on their
own machines and actually go ride without the guys.
I never thought I would have a side-by-side but
last March I bought one, principally for hunting,
but I find myself driving it out here and doing
these kinds of things more than I use it hunting.
It's fun.
I have a handicapped son that is 17 and he just
loves coming out in this side-by-side.
So I take him a lot on the weekends.
After nearly two decades of work, Gypsum City is a
premier destination for off-highway vehicle riding
and other outdoor recreation, a destination
organizers hope will soon attract hundreds of
thousands of visitors a year.
I think motorized recreation in Iowa is
definitely increasing.
You see more people pulling trailers, we're
getting requests a lot of times, we're seeing
visitors already coming out of Minnesota, the
Omaha area, so it's starting to draw people
out of some of the larger urban communities that
don't have these type of opportunities.
I love every time we come out here and get to show
it off.
We're very proud of it.
I think we hit a home run on what we wanted to do
and what we accomplished.
To the average individual driving across Iowa, they
may assume that our state's single greatest
resource is at the soil level and above.
But look below the corn and soybeans and you'll
find an even richer story.
A generation before modern conservation efforts, Iowa
mining companies laid siege to the natural
resources of Southern Iowa.
Today, the clock is ticking on mine
reclamation efforts to save the land for the next
generation.
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Tucked behind the rolling hills of Southern
Iowa hides the story of an industry that once fueled
our state and the nation.
Without question, the first real boom crop of
Iowa was coal.
With coal having been discovered across 26 Iowa
counties, from the 1840s to the 1970s, more than
12,000 acres of Iowa land were mined.
Over 40 years since the last coal mine closed,
remnants of this once thriving industry are
still visible, that being hundreds of abandoned
surface mines.
Susan Kozak: So the surface mining law came
into effect in 1977 so anything prior to that
didn't have any regulations on coal
mining.
And so that is what happened here, the people
would come out, they would mine, they would toss the
good topsoil behind them, they would put all the
spoil of the trail on top of that and then just walk
away when they got all the coal out and move onto the
next site.
With abandoned mines ranging in size from a few
acres to well over 100, sites such as this one
just south of Attica are impressive visually, but
they are also a perfect representation of
environmental indifference.
The detrimental effects of these sites impacts
rivers, soils, wildlife habitats and quality of
life miles from their locations.
Bobby Kuennen: You can see the red water that is
coming off these sites, what we call acid mine
drainage, and it's a very low pH, high iron levels
in this water that is coming off these sites and
going into the adjacent streams, which eventually
will get into, at this point, into the Des Moines
River, which is used for a lot of these communities'
water source.
Today, the abandoned mine land staff of the state
Mines and Minerals Bureau heads the effort to
reclaim these sites.
Since 1983, Mines and Minerals has developed a
statewide site inventory, interpreting and ranking
environmental assessments for each site, and working
with landowners to develop reclamation plans that
best suit the land use of each project.
Randy Cooney: Every site is a little different and
responds a little different, but the key
point to keep in mind here is all of the mine spoil
and everything that was here before is still here
and all we have done in the excavation process was
move it around, we created slopes that are more
gentle, less likely for erosion, but it's still
there and it's going to take it a while for it to
bounce back and support that vegetation.
Transforming a mine from abandoned dormancy, to
active reclamation project, to treated and
seeded Earth, is an arduous process.
But the most important stage comes from
landowners themselves wherein conservative land
management will allow the reclamation to hold.
Two years past the active stage of reclamation, Todd
Teach's land is showing vibrant signs of life with
grass growing, wildlife returning and a much
healthier water shed.
Todd Teach: There was no cattails growing in the
old site or the water or anything.
The pH was just way low and it wouldn't support
any life, where now you've got frogs and stuff is
growing in it.
Before a mine comes close to looking like Todd's,
the active process of reclamation is where the
real work takes place.
Just east of Knoxville, this site is a good
representation of the many characteristics of an
abandoned mine.
So we have the high wall, we usually have the low
area, which is the pond, and then we have the piles
behind it.
Spoil piles, high walls and pit ponds are found at
virtually every abandoned mine with each situation
representing a different hazard.
Spoil piles typify the remnants of hazardous
materials and stripped Earth.
High walls often hide treacherous cliffs to
animals and humans and pit ponds are stagnant pools
of dangerously acidic mine runoff that can sit for
decades without draining.
We get some of our sites that would be turquoise or
orange in color virtually clear, you can see down in
because there's nothing surviving in them.
Recovering mistreated land looks a lot like a
construction site, with bulldozers and Earth
movers clearing debris, establishing gentle
hillsides for drainage, and filling in the low
lying area with natural material before draining
any remaining runoff.
When there's something growing that's a good
sign.
If it will grow weeds, it will grow grass.
There you go.
As none of Iowa's reclaimed mines are on
public land, ultimately private landowners are
responsible for the long-term success of
reclamation efforts.
So in the final stage of land management, a
farmer's knowledge of caring for their soil
becomes extremely important.
Any time you're adding that compost it makes the
ground healthier from what it is.
You're building the organic matter up in it,
especially this type of ground, it can use all the
organic matter it can get.
There's just virtually none in it.
One thing that they have to keep in mind right away
is even though this no longer resembles the mine
site that it was before, it is still not the same
as other property they may have and this is going to
take a lot more care to make sure that you're not
overgrazing or you're not mowing it too low or if
you happen to take hay off from it you don't cut it
three times a year.
While Todd's land is vibrant and prospering,
there are still many sites waiting to be reclaimed.
In the 30 plus years Mines and Minerals has been
tasked with reclaiming surface mines, only 100
different sites have been restored.
It is a little bit disconcerting to know how
far we have to go, that we've been working at this
for 30 years and we're only a third of the way
through of our sites.
And depending on the future of the program, it
is set to sunset in 2021, I'm optimistic for a
reauthorization so that we'll continue the work,
but we don't know that future yet.
A year after our first visit to Attica,
reclamation efforts are finally underway.
And while the wheels of conservation may be
deliberate, one by one the environmental blights of
Southern Iowa are slowly but surely being erased
from Iowa's countryside.
It's excitement to see everything that we get
done because this is from pre-reclamation to almost
done and then in a year we'll have grass out here
and it will be very hard to tell that it was an
abandoned mine site at that point.
It requires a lot of patience because the
process is not quick and there is such an inventory
and limitations on dollars that every landowner would
like to see theirs done, most of them, and they'd
like to see it done yesterday and it just
doesn't happen that quick.
It will be way beyond our careers that this is going
on but the satisfaction comes at that point when
we can drive by and go, we had a small hand in that.
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If you have 30 minutes each day to
photograph nature, where would you go?
It's a question often posed to one Western Iowa
photographer.
The answer forced him to rediscover the natural
beauty found just a short drive from his own home.
And even though the Omaha/Council Bluffs
region has its fair share of urban settings,
photographer Buck Christensen found his own
optical oasis and a moment in nature in his own back
yard.
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Buck Christensen: I just love
it.
It's like the greatest place to start your day.
That's the biggest motivation I have.
It's not necessarily about photography, it's just
when you get there and you kind of settle in and you
stay still and the geese start gliding past you and
the frogs all start ignoring you, it's just
like you kind of become part of the scene.
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Buck Christensen starts his day a short
drive from home in Council Bluffs here at Lake Manawa
State Park where sunrises have been captivating him
for years.
Christensen: I think you're tempted as a
photographer, especially when you're starting out,
to use the tools and to see how far you can push
stuff and it's kind of fun to see how surrealistic
you can make something.
And then I think I've come to the point where I've
settled in and I like to represent it the way I saw
it or the way I felt it instead of this other
world that a lot of photographers seem to be
stuck in.
These early mornings are at the heart of Buck's
connection with nature and his camera lens.
But his photographic itch started before discovering
this signature mirrored image at Lake Manawa.
He spent years along the Western Rim of Iowa
documenting rural scenics and his favorite subjects
after long drives along our state's county roads.
Christensen: I get that people like certain
subject matters for photography.
But I appreciate barns and I appreciate windmills and
I appreciate lakes.
But as time marched on, Buck and his wife Terri
had a daughter, and the realities of life began to
shrink his photographic free time.
Buck had a choice, he could let his photographic
ambitions fade away, or find subjects closer to
home.
Christensen: It's very important to be able to
find some place around here just to be able to
just work it into my day, if I have fifteen minutes,
I can get somewhere in five minutes, I can take a
few shots, I Can kind of get that out of my system
and then go on with the rest of my busy day.
Let's steal one of yours.
No, I already have yellow, I need purple, I need
purple, I'm taking purple.
It's your turn.
Hey, if you get it you can steal it back.
Christensen: When I was forced to look more
locally, because I still had that passion to do
photography, and after we had our daughter it kind
of kept us here, so I still had that itch and so
I just started to look around at more familiar
places and that's when I found that spot, just kind
of happened by it and it's a series I've continued
since then, since about 2011.
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Christensen: It's so peaceful there,
especially at 6:15 in the morning.
Sometimes I get here and there's no wind and it's
crazy foggy and it's actually better when the
sun is high.
So I'll stay here until the last possible second I
have to rush home and go to work.
While the sunrise at Lake Manawa is clearly his
special place, he has found ways to document
nature in his other urban surroundings.
Along the Missouri River, a mixture of skyline,
water and the region's signature pedestrian
bridge have made for abundant photography
outings.
Christensen: There had to have been a better way to
go than this.
I think usually when I come this far it's just to
hang out.
You get two reference points of the bridge and
the Omaha skyline.
I've always liked the curves of it, it's really
cool.
Kind of what I always like to do is take an unlikely
place and try to find some type of beauty in what
you'd normally consider pedestrian.
Since it's not a mountain or an ocean or whatever
it's fun to completely obscure the background,
that's why I love the fog so much.
If you've seen my shots you know most of it is in
the fog.
There's more questions to be asked than there are
answers in a photo and I always love that.
It kind of creates a sense of timelessness or
placelessness.
It's just this weird figure disappearing into
the fog.
It's so fun.
I love that.
Christensen: Now, whether there are a bunch of
ticks, I don't know, maybe that will be bad.
In a location where the Loess Hills skirt the
central and eastern edge of Council Bluffs, Buck
has found symmetry and a unique juxtaposition
between the natural environment and the
region's industrial features.
Christensen: I shoot a lot in the mornings and you
come up here and it's just birds and deer and me and
it's gorgeous.
We used to travel a lot and that is kind of the
conception I had of photography was doing a
lot of travel photos and going to the ocean and
going to the mountains.
And this is the kind of place that I would look
for and find if I were to go visit somewhere else
and it's kind of crazy that it's so close to
home.
While the Loess Hills and the Missouri River have
provided ample opportunities, Buck's
favorite spot seems to be back at Lake Manawa in the
wee morning hours before many Iowans are even
awake.
Christensen: I love it.
It's just a place to completely forget about
whatever things you have going on in your life,
about whatever is stressing you.
It's a renewal, every time I go out and do it, it's
just an escape.
His signature photo collection is actually
focused on a small, narrow strip of land seemingly
floating in Lake Manawa.
It is known as Boy Scout Island to locals, who
generations ago as young boys spent summer nights
camping along the shoreline.
It's that personal history combined with striking
sunrise reflections that have caught the attention
of Buck's lens and his many fans.
Christensen: I do a lot of photography shows and as
soon as someone sees it they instantly recognize
it.
I've never had someone say, where is that?
They're always like, oh that's Boy Scout Island.
And then almost everyone has had a wedding there or
their kids used to play there 40 years ago or
whatever.
It's just like this common place.
And they were kind enough to just drift into the
frame so that kind of created a moment that I
wasn't prepared for but that I was prepared for.
I was taking a picture of it, they just drifted
right in and I snapped it and it's kind of one of my
new favorite images.
As he flips through hundreds of photos printed
from Lake Manawa sunrises, it is clear there are only
a fraction of the thousands of exposures
Buck has snapped along the rocky shoreline, and a
reminder that his destination close to home
is a perfect example of balancing photography and
family.
Christensen: I hear that all the time, I hear that
from friends who want to go take pictures, they
think they want to take pictures and then when it
comes time to go just run out and do it I don't
think they understand how accessible everything, how
easy it is, how little time you need to take to
just go out and five minutes away find a state
park or something and just go do it.
♪♪
It's time for IPTV's Trail in a Minute
where we show you a first person view of a different
Iowa hiking, biking or water trail each episode.
It's a great opportunity to relive a previous
outdoor experience or to plan a future adventure
and it's a pretty cool way to view the Iowa outdoors.
Take a look.
For a quick hike with a big payoff, look no
further than the Horseshoe Bluff Nature Trails in
Dubuque's Mines of Spain.
Tucked right along the Mississippi River at only
three quarters of a mile, the nature trail packs a
great deal of Iowa scenery and history.
Credited as the first European settlement in
Iowa, Mines of Spain's Horseshoe Bluff provides
picturesque wetlands to the south and beautiful
geological bluffs to the north.
As you wind your way along the trail, it won't take
long before hikers reach the awe-inspiring
horseshoe-shaped bluffs, from which the trail got
its name.
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After you have finished soaking in the
trail's geological history, it is time to
climb and get an even greater view of the bluffs
from above, and ultimately the Mississippi River.
♪♪
The Mines of Spain's Horseshoe Bluff
Nature Trail, a quick hike you won't want to miss.
That wraps up this episode of our seventh season of
Iowa Outdoors.
We encourage you to get outside and enjoy Iowa's
parks and recreational opportunities.
And if you're planning any outdoor travel, check out
our extensive video archive of adventures at
iptv.org/iowaoutdoors.
Our latest season of Iowa Outdoors will continue and
have more episodes than ever with stories from
every corner of our state.
We'll leave you now with some more images of Iowa's
outdoor environments.
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Funding for Iowa Outdoors is
provided by the Claude P.
Small, Kathryn Small Cousins and William Carl
Cousins Fund at the Lincoln Way Community
Foundation in Clinton County to support nature
programming on Iowa Public Television.
And by the Alliant Energy Foundation.
Many of Iowa's natural wonders you'll find on
Iowa Public Television can be found in Iowa Outdoors
magazine, the Iowa DNR's premier resource for
conservation, education and recreation activities.
Subscription information can be found online at
iowadnr.gov.
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