Notice how the "ring" of blue lines from the N. Pole is angled. In the past, it looked more like an egg resting on a level table. Now it appears to be tipped. I have not observed this kind of deformation before.

SOZT
We have explained the twisting and deforming Earth magnetosphere as either
1. an end-to-end alignment
http://www.zetatalk.com/index/zeta536.htm
so that the Earth’s S Pole seems to be missing altogether, only the blue outbound lines apparent in a compressed magnetosphere, or
2. the Earth’s magnetosphere subsumed
http://www.zetatalk.com/index/zeta542.htm
into the magnetosphere of Planet X so that the outbound magnetons from Earth go directly to Planet X, and those returning to the Earth’s S Pole come directly from Planet X.

The image in question, dated Christmas day December 25, 2011, is a version of the compressed magnetosphere, but under pressure from a Planet X that is coming ever closer. This is the reason for the increased violence of the wobble, as the PUSH away of the Earth’s N Pole is stronger. This is the reason for the Sun appearing so far to the south at this time, as the Earth is leaning its N Pole away from the N Pole of Planet X. A quick and violent lean into opposition could also occur, due to this increased pressure.
EOZT

Prior ZT: http://www.zetatalk.com/index/zeta542.htm
What would explain the magnetic twist, where Earth's field appears to be heading in the wrong direction entirely? Some magnetons from the N Pole of Planet X, which has a wide field, drift to the S Pole of Earth rather than travel on to the S Pole of Planet X.

Prior ZT: http://www.zetatalk.com/index/zeta536.htm
What would cause the Earth's magnetosphere to temporarily show only an outbound stream (blue lines), bypassing the Earth's S Pole? It is as though the magnetons are diverted away from returning to the Earth's S Pole, and this is what is occurring. When the N Pole of Planet X temporarily pointed its N Pole at Earth, forcing an end-to-end alignment of their magnetospheres.

God will not abandon the many that believe in the force that is the Godhead, or God Almighty. It will not abandon those who do not believe in It, as It is still available to all, even if all do not choose to believe in that which is the Divine Energy of God Almighty. This will be not only a year of challenge and upheaval, but also a year of faith and a year of miracles as this Awareness has already said, especially as one truly begins to live the knowing of who and what they are in the Light of Spirit and the Light that is God. Further to this, God is not an intellectual concept; It is not a deity sitting on a throne wearing a crown. It is a real force that inhabits all - every cell, every atom, every organ, every being, every stone, tree, plant - all is infused with the spark of God and so it is with mankind itself.

Lynn - thank you, thank you, thank you!

You just made my youngest grandson's Christmas! East Texas got one, too!

My dear daughter-in-law cried at the wonder on dear grandson's face when he watched the video.

Folks - this is truly awesome and I would urge you to give it a try!

The amount of time it takes for the Earth to turn on its axis is known as the sidereal day. And the amount of time it takes for the Sun to return to the same spot is called a solar day. The difference comes from the fact that the Earth is orbiting around the Sun, completing one orbit in just over 365 days. If you divide 24 hours by 365 days, you’ll see that you’re left with about 4 minutes per day. In other words, the Earth rotates on its axis, but it’s also orbiting around the Sun, so the Sun’s position in the sky catches up by 4 minutes each day.

leap seconds serve a much less predictable purpose: adding a second to the clock in an unpredictable pattern to account for slight, unpredictable changes in the Earth's rotation on its axis, caused by things like the gradual slowing of Earth's rotation caused by the friction of ocean tides or the gravitational pull of the moon.

Simply put, every now and then we have to stop the clock for a second, so the Earth's rotation can catch up to our measurement of time.

According to a press release from BIPM, government representatives at the World Radio Conference of the International Telecommunication Union in Geneva, Switzerland will decide whether or not these adjustments are to continue when they convene in January 2012.

Anonymous Survival Guide for Citizens in a Revolution Version 1.0 This is a snapshot of what Anonymous thinks will be useful for your survival in case of a violent revolution in your country. As most of Anonymous works, it will be constantly changed, reused, improved etc. So watch for newer releases. The guide is far fom beeing complete and is no panacea, so DO NOT SWITCH OFF YOUR BRAIN.

Potential, Probability, and Outcome

Expando Planet Model

The Expando Planet model is a sub set of the Expando Universe model of reality to which we will return in a bit. We start with Einstein and the much discussed, debated, and hated, E=MC2 equation.

In Einstein, and Newtonian understanding of physics, energy transforms into matter and vice versa, so if you twist on uranium in just the right way with energy, it will transform a bunch of its own matter into energy very rapidly and thus we have nuclear plants and bombs based on this principle of 'exciting' the matter of uranium (and other radioactive elements) to convert to energy. Well...in this universe, equations work both ways, so theoretically we could take a bunch of energy and 'condense' it into matter (assuming we knew how). This matter could be as dense as version as we desired given that we are condensing it out of energy. So we would initially get simple molecules such as hydrogen and helium, but if we persisted, we could continue to coagulate the energy into denser molecules like oil, or iron, or gold. And thus is explained how the whole alchemy transmutation thing works. By condensation.

So, in the Expando Planet model, the continuous stream of energy from the Sun goes not only to the surface of the planets, but also to the center of the planets, where, given the correct conditions, and the existence of an active plasma core (Mars, as an aside, has none, and is therefore, a 'dead' planet), this energy is transmuted into matter. Note also that plasma is a great form of an 'energetic antenna' and actually (in laboratories) seems to draw energy to it via sympathetic resonance.
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(CNN) -- Until 2011, we were in a Rip Van Winkle-world. Events unfolded so fast that every morning, we seemed to wake up in circumstances unrecognizably transformed from those of the previous night. Yet this year has broken the mold. Nothing happened: certainly, nothing worthy of record by an historian like me [Professor Felipe Fernandez-Armesto].

You can imagine the almanac-writers' dilemma as they prepare copy for New Year's Eve, struggling to make the year seem memorable. They'll headline Osama bin Laden's death, but he was a has-been who had ceased to influence history and whose death can make no difference to our world except by adding one more item to anti-Americans' already tedious list of grievances.

Newspapers will parade pictures of the Arab Spring, which dethroned Tweedle-dum in favor of Tweedle-dee. Recycled photo montages will revive the embarrassment of an expensive wedding in London, in which a prince of feeble attainments played a bit part in a show dominated by trash celebrities. The death of Kim Jong Il will get little coverage -- partly because few good pictures will be available, partly because it really doesn't matter. The Durban talks on climate change hardly merit a mention: They confirmed not only that environmental change is now out of human control but also that no one is prepared to make real, urgent effort to try to do anything about it.

The U.S. "drawdown" from Iraq may get some deserved applause, but it has come too late to make much difference to the long-term misfortunes of a war that was worse than a crime, because it was also a mistake. Pundits will reissue dire pronouncements about the European debt crisis, but it already looks as if I was right, when the crisis broke, to predict in British and Spanish media that the euro will emerge barely scathed, with the EU, if anything, marginally strengthened.

Politicians have supplied some real-life comic opera to enliven the generally cheerless, pointless record. Silvio Berlusconi added "bumpa-bumpa" to the world's lexicon. Nicolas Sarkozy entertained us with his impersonation of the gait and patience of a Gallic cockerel. Jacques Chirac devised amusing excuses to escape jail.

Politicians' posturings reached new heights of self-ridicule when Hugo Chávez, a noisy mountebank, whose gestures always seem to have the impact of a feebly flung custard pie, called President Obama a clown. The U.S. congressional impasse did only modest harm to America but made the country a world-wide laughing-stock.

The inane antics of Republican presidential candidates brought smiles to the faces of U.S. recession victims. Rick Perry couldn't remember which departments he wanted to abolish. Herman Cain revealed unexpected depths in the sex life of a pizza guy. Even Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich became funny in a desperate sort of way when Republican voters turned to the unelectable twins in revulsion from all the other options. But the candidates' parade seemed mainly to show the poverty of democracy and the shallowness of voters' morals. Members of the debate audiences bayed for the blood of death-row inmates and uninsured hospital patients. State legislatures courted the votes of the hateful and resentful by victimizing poor immigrants and their innocent children.

2011 ought to have been a great year. Legislation could have unlocked the bank vaults and reversed recession. But nothing much happened. Punishment could have made an example of the guilty men of the global economic crisis, but the fat cats have gone on gorging.

Action could have gutted corruption out of the U.S. political system -- but the 2012 election will be like all the others, bought by millions of dollars, abandoned by millions of voters. Iran could have rejoined civilization, but, instead, the irrational alienation of Iranians has continued. Imaginative initiatives could have helped to reverse the clash of civilizations, but inter-communal violence has gone on accumulating. I relish unmemorable years: They make it easier for me to update my textbook on the history of the world. They absolve me from further work. But, on the scale of those of 2011, missed opportunities are bad for all of us.

The year's non-events have, at least, taught us two truths. First, the global political system is sclerotic. The inertia of the U.S. government, with decision-making deadlocked and almost every program frozen -- the promising and menacing alike -- seems representative of a world baffled into pusillanimity by the scale of its problems, while the feebleness of the EU's response to the financial crisis has shown the same sort of freeze-framing, in a system too clogged with complexity to function.

Second, 2011, like other unremarkable years, has confirmed the already dominant features of the history of our day: intractable economic stagnation, moral and intellectual torpor, tacky culture, environmental degradation. We can congratulate ourselves, as we head into 2012, only on escaping the infamous old Chinese curse: We do not live in interesting times.

The Zetas stated that the folding of these plates in scenario 3 is KEY to acceleration of the 7 of 10 scenarios.

SOZT new ZT on 12/30/2011
We have stated that at some point the Mariana Trench would collapse, and suddenly so. During the past couple weeks, the Australian coastline to the south of the trench has had excessive flooding, and the southern part of the Sunda Plate likewise high tsunami like waves. Where this could be attributed to a rising Indo-Australian Plate and a sinking Sunda Plate, there is more afoot.

When the trench collapses, the Pacific Plate suddenly takes a sharper angle when subducting under the Mariana Plate, pushing the Mariana Plate to accelerate its tilt and fold, which then accelerates the Philippine Plate’s tilt and fold. At the point of collapse there is suddenly MORE water just above the trench, moving in all directions. But such an adjustment is seldom smooth. Waves themselves have heaps and troughs as there is a tendency for water to move as a mass, cohesive. When the trench collapsed, it created a heap, but for buoy 52402 there was a trough reaction, the 15 meter drop on December 13, 2011. The water also moved south, along the deep trench, like along a funnel.
EOZT

I would respond to the CNN article as a caution. What I have learnt in time is that the MSN is well employed to form public opinion as to what the Elite want to be perceived. ....... So for CNN to say that not much happened - means to me personally that the Elite want to down play some of the monumental activities that occurred (and which THEY engineered imo) this past year - e.g.: the Arab Spring Movement. And then what about the awakening of the public mind with the OWS movement. What about "O-towelhead" approving the militarisation of Africa? There are 5 new bases in Africa this year alone!

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The terrorist agenda is coming to an end, and it is time for the Alien Threat to the people to now be manifest in a material form - so 2012 is going to be one helluva interesting year apart from the Doomsday effect already in place....

After a momentous year, people worldwide ring in 2012
By Laura Smith-Spark, CNN

(CNN) -- As the clock strikes midnight around the world Saturday, people are ushering in a new year with fireworks and festivities, purpose and promises -- and a string of resolutions they'll no doubt break.

First to ring in 2012 were those in the western Pacific, where the new year arrived for residents of Samoa, Tokelau and the Christmas Islands at 5 a.m. ET.

Samoa and Tokelau -- historically the last to celebrate new year -- reveled in being the first to party this time round, after skipping west across the international dateline, missing out 30 December entirely in the process, in a move intended to boost trade.

New Zealand was next to bid farewell to a year that brought more than its share of natural disasters, with fireworks bursting through a blanket of fog to light up Auckland's Sky Tower.

Dazzling pyrotechnics above Sydney's harbor got 2012 off to a spectacular start in Australia, with huge crowds gathered to watch.

From there, the midnight revelry is working its way west, with more fireworks over Moscow, London and places in between.

In South Korea, the Boshingak bell in downtown Seoul chimed 33 times to celebrate the occasion, while in Japan, many families ate a bowl of long noodles together to symbolize the bridge from one year to the next.

In Laos and Cambodia, Buddhist temples will strike their gongs 108 times to cast out 108 types of human weakness.

The celebrations will move across Europe, where as many as 250,000 people are expected to throng the banks of the River Thames in London to watch the night light up as the U.K. capital rings in the new year with a massive fireworks display.

London has much to be optimistic about. It will be home to the Summer Olympics in 2012, and the pyrotechnics will herald "the most extraordinary and exciting year we are likely to see in our lifetime in this city," the city mayor, Boris Johnson, has promised.

In Spain, many will swallow a grape with each stroke of the midnight bell. Twelve grapes, 12 tolls, hopes of 12 months of good fortune.

North and South America will be the last continents to usher in 2012, with small parties and massive celebrations.

did ya'll see this?

Oh WOW - Sydney fireworks 2012 are above and beyond .... Have a happy and healthy new year to y'all ... Avid xxxxx