KARE 11 - The Pigeon, The Falcon and the Snowman (Updates 2.26.2009)

An interesting news item post from KARE 11 News in
MINneapolis - St (Saint) Paul MINnesota
(AKA "The TWIN Cities")

MINnesota = MN = 13 + 14 = 27



KARE 11
K=11 11

KARE = CARE (pronounced Ka - Re in the Latin)
Rosicrucian - Rose Cross - RosTau - Roman Catholic
INRI and CARE are used in formal RC communications.

Some interesting number 11 info from Didier Boyer:

11 is also what I would call, the energy of “Christ”, the “Light”. The word "LIGHT", once you translate the letters into numbers, adds up to "11 just like the name "Jesus" and funny enough the word "Healing"! How appropriate!

It is interesting to notice that in "Le Sacré - Coeur (Translate: Holy Heart) in Paris", the fabulous Church dedicated to Jesus, the name Jesus is also written on the ceiling as JESV and this also adds up to 11! (It is written as JESU in other places)

(~SE~ author's note: there is no "U" in old latin/Roman alphabet it is written instead as "V", as such are interchangeable as also for "J" and "I")

Also adding up to 11 are the words "Healing" and "Light"! The "Soul energy" of the word "Healer" (the vowels) also add up to 11! Interesting coincidences isn't it

"English" (11) spread the "light" (11)

Peregrine falcons making Minnesota comeback

SAINT PAUL, Minn. -- After 20-plus years as a St. Paul police officer, Bob Winsor has seen just about everything. But what happened at Snelling and Ashland Friday was certainly a first.

Officer Winsor blocked a couple lanes of traffic for 30 minutes to protect a bird that was feasting on a pigeon in the middle of the road. His reasoning was simple: "Anything that kills pigeons is good with me."

But Winsor soon learned he was protecting a rare peregrine falcon, which is the fastest bird in the world.

"It's a great success story," says Lori Naumann with Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources.

It's unusual to see a peregrine in the middle of a busy road, Naumann says, but they are becoming more common in the Twin Cities. And it wasn't always that way.

"In the 1950s and 60s, they were almost extinct," she says. "They were placed on the endangered species list."

Thanks to intense restoration projects that started in the 1970s and 80s, Minnesota now has more than 50 peregrine pairs, which raised 93 young last year.

"The population is doing really, really well," Naumann says.

The U.S. ban on D.D.T. was another reason for the peregrine's comeback. It was removed from the U.S. endangered species list in 1999. It remains on the state's threatened species list, but Naumann says it could be removed in the next couple years.

Because the peregrine on Snelling had a band around its leg with the code "27A," we know she was born in 2007 and is named Elspeth. She's named after the granddaughter of Bud Tordoff, the man behind Minnesota's peregrine restoration.

"Dr. Tordoff passed away last year, so it was pretty special to see that this was a bird that's still surviving," Naumann says.

Elspeth is simply a sign of his success, which is good news for peregrines, but bad news for pigeons.

By Joe Fryer, KARE 11 News


JOE FRYER, huh !?
Well then Friar Joe, that would be Joe "Freyr"


Bob WINSOR = WIN(D)SOR = WINDSOR
The Golden Wind and
the House of Windsor




Queen unveils statue of her mom at site near Buckingham Palace
2.24.2009

LONDON — The Queen unveiled a memorial to her late mother Tuesday, offering tribute to the beloved royal known for her sense of humour and her dignity during a century marked by war and social upheaval.

The immense bronze depicting the Queen Mother in the robes of the Order of the Garter was erected near an existing statue of her late husband, King George VI, close to Buckingham Palace in central London.

Two bronze friezes, depicting scenes of her life, were placed on either side.

and this one

Queen Mother memorial showcases York blackSMITH's skills


Another name of note is
Lori Naumann

Falcon = Horus
Horus (Heru / Re-Horahkty) was depicted as a falcon-headed deity in Egyptian art.




"Horus" touches down in St. Paul at the CROSS(+)roads of Snelling and ASHland snacking on a pigeon / dove / Columba.
in RAMsey, Cty. MN

Some LIGHT Humor:




Today 2.25.2009 is ASH Wednesday

In the Western Christian calendar, Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent and occurs forty-six days (forty days not counting Sundays) before Easter. It falls on a different date each year, because it is dependent on the date of Easter

with the code "27A," = two Sevens = 77
and
(A)MN = 13 + 14 = 27a

The TWIN Cities resonates PISCES - the IChThYS in Greek

The zodiac sign of Pisces is from 2/20 to 3/20 in every year.

and The TWIN Cities also resonates GEMINI / geMINi

The zodiac sign of Gemini is from 5/21 to 6/21 in every year.

Thusly, it also embodies the idea of
the Minotaur, the MIN~o~TAUR
The passing of the SUN ~O~ in Zodiac signs from TAURus to geMINi and the embodiment of the mind (HEAD) of god.
Man body with Bull head - the god head in the ancient days of "Bull Worship".

In Greek mythology, the Minotaur (Greek: Minotauros) was a creature that was part man and part bull.[1] It dwelt at the center of the Labyrinth, which was an elaborate maze-like construction[2] built for King Minos of Crete and designed by the architect Daedalus and his son Icarus who were ordered to build it to hold the Minotaur. The historical site of Knossos is usually identified as the site of the labyrinth. The Minotaur was eventually killed by Theseus.

MINnesota
MINn eS(un) ~O~ TA(ur)

And the MIN~O~TAUR dwelt within a Labyrinth, an elaborate MAZE!


The winged Solar disk ~O~ of the SUN



from behindthename.com
ELSPETH

ELIZABETH
Gender: Feminine
Usage: English, Biblical

From (Elisabet), the Greek form of the Hebrew name ('Elisheva') meaning "my God is an oath" or perhaps "my God is abundance". The Hebrew form appears in the Old Testament where Elisheba is the wife of Aaron, while the Greek form appears in the New Testament where Elizabeth is the mother of John the Baptist.
Among Christians, this name was originally more common in Eastern Europe. It was borne in the 12th century by Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, a daughter of King Andrew II who became a Franciscan nun and lived in poverty. In medieval England it was occasionally used in honour of the saint, though the form Isabel (from Provençal and Spanish) was more common. It has been very popular in England since the reign of Queen Elizabeth I in the 16th century. Famous modern bearers include the British queen Elizabeth II (1926-) and actress Elizabeth Taylor (1932-).


Elspeth
EL's Ptah

From (Elisabet)
EL ISSA BETH



(Side note:)
And just to synch it all in for us
the NBC (peacock) TV series LIFE
"Hit me baby" - the new epi that aired 2.25.2009:
has both TWINS and pigeons.
and Charlie Crews (CC=33)
Episode Production No. 216 = 21 + 6 = 27



The episode outro song plays
"Hit me baby one more time..."


Birds have their own language and they are often
kept in an Aviary




I apologize to the Strange Eye readers!

I'm sure most of your heads are spinning and you're asking yourself "what the hell was that all that babble about that I just read?"

The ideas in this post are not fully fleshed out and explained here and are more of a companion to another article on another site.
Rather than fill that site's comments with these concepts and ideas, I've posted them here.

This is the kind of post that to some will make immediate sense on its own and to some others won't make sense at all.

To those others - keep it bookmarked and return to it later.

For more background on the content of this post,
(in a format that's much easier to read!)
I highly recommend that you give a read to this article over at The Secret Sun:
Seen From Space: Busy Skies, Filled with Portent (MAJOR UPDATES)

Michelle Obama Celebrates the Festival of MIN (Updates)

While President (Pharaoh) Barack Obama had gone forth on his foreign visit to improve the prosperity (fertility) of the nation in a meeting in Canada, the First Lady (the obvious object of his affections and desires) Michelle Obama paid a visit to the Department of Agriculture.

MIN is an Egyptian god of Agriculture, fertility and sexuality.
His festival is February 19/20.

Min is also the "Lord of the Foreign Lands".
The trip to the Foreign Land of Canada was the President's first foreign trip of his administration.
There is also a composite deity called "Mut-Isis-Nekhbet, the Great Mother and Lady"

Michelle Obama 2/19/09 transcript from Dept. of Agriculture:
(from www.usda.gov)

Remarks by the First Lady Michelle Obama at the U.S. Department Of Agriculture

MRS. OBAMA: Thank you so much. Thank you. You all take a load off your feet.

(Laughter.)

First of all, I want to thank Secretary Vilsack for that very moving introduction for me. It is an honor for me to serve in this capacity, and coming to these departments, like I've been doing, is probably one of the -- next to hanging out with Malia and Sasha --

(laughter)

-- is probably one of the most valuable things that I think that I can do.

We're so lucky to have Secretary Vilsack. I got to know him on the campaign trail;
spent a lot of time in Iowa. He brings to this job a lifetime of public service in
one of the greatest states in this country, which has become one of my favorite
states, Iowa.

(Laughter.)

You get to know Iowa. When you're running for President,
you spend a lot of time in Iowa. And it is a good place with decent, hardworking
people with some strong values.

And getting to know the state, as I've done, and getting to know Secretary Vilsack, as I have, over the past several years, I know that we are lucky and you all are blessed to have someone who is so committed and knows so much about so many things regarding agriculture. Working with family farms and rural communities, he's going to bring all of that experience to his work here at the Department of Agriculture. And we are grateful to have him onboard. So let's give him a round of applause.

(Applause.)

I was also particularly pleased to hear that he's working on creating these wonderful gardens here at the USDA. Did you know that?

AUDIENCE: Yes.

MRS. OBAMA: That's a very good thing --

(laughter)

-- and kicking off this effort to build these gardens all over the world in all of the facilities of the USDA, because I'm a big believer in community gardens, both because of their beauty and for their access to providing fresh fruits and vegetables to so many communities across this nation and the world.

So to help kick this effort off, I brought a little gift to get this garden going.
It's right here in this pot.

(Laughter.)

It is a seedling. It will be beautiful one day.

(Laughter.)

But right now it's a seedling. And it's a special seedling because it comes from the Jackson magnolia tree. And the Jackson magnolia tree sits on the South Portico of the White House. And it's a special tree because it was planted by President Jackson in honor of his wife, Rachel, who passed right before they moved into the White House. So I hope that this seedling brings years of joy and beauty to the garden that will be planted here, in the same way it has brought beauty to the White House for 180 years. So please accept this gift from the White House.

(Applause.)

So as you probably heard, I've been running around the District visiting departments.

And as I've said, it's been one of the most fun things that I've done. My purpose is simple: It's to say thank you. You know, that's something that Barack and I talked about; talked about all the folks who have dedicated their lives, as the people on this stage have done for -- did I hear the youngest worker on here has worked for 38 years? See, I have staff on the back who gulp every time they hear that --

(laughter)

-- because they're like 20.

(Laughter.)

So they can't imagine doing anything for longer than four years.

(Laughter.)

But what is true and what America needs to remember is that this nation is built on the backs of you, workers who have dedicated their lifetimes to working on behalf of the issues that are so important to this nation. And before we do anything here in this town, in this country, we thought it is important to say thank you for the work that you've done, thank you for the work that you're going to do, because we're going to need you working so very hard over the next several years. So thank you.

It's important for people to know what happens here at the Department of Agriculture.

As you begin moving the policies and programs of this administration forward, I wanted to come by and just remind people of the work that you do.

From supporting the farmers that produce the food that we eat, to managing the school meal programs that give students the energy and the nutrition they need to get through the day, to providing greater access to fresh fruits and vegetables, to
giving struggling families the assistance they need to put food on their table, and to protecting our food supply, the work of this department touches the lives of all Americans on a daily basis in ways that sometimes we can't even imagine. And like many parts of this country, rural America is hurting economically. The President is taking steps to turn our economy around and help struggling families. And the expansion of the Children's Health Insurance Program will insure more children, including those in rural communities, so that they get the health care that they need.

The new investments that will double the nation's renewable energy capacity is going to bring new jobs and economic opportunity to rural communities who will play a central role in creating America's clean energy future. And the President's plan to address the home mortgage crisis is going to help rural families refinance their mortgages, modify loans and secure loans with more affordable monthly payments. And this effort is not going to just help keep families in their homes, it's going to help strengthen rural neighborhoods and communities across this country.

So there's a lot of work to do. And we have great leaders in Secretary Vilsack and President Obama that we can count on through the next several years. But it's, again, important to remember that these great leaders are only as great as the people who hold them up. And, again, that's where you all come in. They can only do the work that they do because there are thousands and thousands of dedicated federal workers like you who are willing to make the sacrifices in their own lives, with their own families, to devote the time and energy that is so needed to get the work done.

So, again, we are going to need you in the months and years to come. The challenges that we face are serious and real. And it's going to take quite a long time to get this country back on track. So your contributions are more important now than they have ever been.

So, again, on behalf of my husband, on behalf of the administration and the Obama family, I want to thank you for your energy, for your passion, and for your commitment.

And let's get this thing planted.

(Laughter.)

Thank you.

(Applause.)


#

The Andrew Jackson Magnolia:



The Andrew Jackson Magnolia @ Wikipedia

The Andrew Jackson Magnolia @ Historic Trees


In other news:
Michael Jackson's Neverland gadgets are up for sale
Michael Jackson's Neverland (MJN / MIN)
(J and I are interchangeable letters)

And in synch with the day,
is the movie MAGNOLIA.
In which, like in the Plagues on Egypt, frogs rain from the sky.



UPDATE:
James Ratte pointed out that a Ranch (as in Neverland Ranch) is used for growing crops and Edward Scissor Hands (first on the MJN auction list) trimmed hedges.
And the movie MAGNOLIA had a 17 year old boy, Sydney Barringer, (Sydney is a city in Australia / OZ, claimed by the British in 1770 (England's Child)) attempting suicide but is instead killed accidently by his mother.
His mother is played by the British actress Miriam Margolyes, OBE - an officer in the Order of the British Empire.



UPDATE:
The Andrew Jackson MAGNOLIA was a gift from President Jackson to his wife
RACHEL - whose name means 'ewe' or SHEEP !
The Great Lady gave a magnolia to her flock, to her sheep (sheeple!)!
"Sheep are for shearing", a good man once told me!

A FERTILE day of Egyptian synchs & mysticism here!