The Benefits of Organic Hemp Milk + How to Make Your Own

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The Benefits of Organic Hemp Milk + How to Make Your Own

3rd December 2012

By Dr. Edward F. Group

Guest Writer for Wake Up World

Though its name might be a bit misleading, organic hemp milk is a perfectly legal in these countries , not to mention healthy, alternative for vegetarians or non vegetarians. Produced from the seeds of the hemp plant, this milk has only begun to be sold in the United States within the past few years.

One concern that people have about organic hemp milk is that it might contain some of the chemical THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which is found in marijuana. Rest assured that this ingredient is not present or associated with hemp milk.

 

 

Another concern is that the hemp seeds must be imported since it’s currently not legal to grow the hemp plant in the US. Some hemp milk producers have to rely on obtaining hemp seeds from farmers in Canada or Europe, where the growth of hemp plants for oil or milk is perfectly legal.

How To Visualize For Meditation and Wake Induced Lucid Dreams

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Lucid Dreaming

 By Rebecca Turner  

                        

 

Learning how to visualize is an important part of Wake Induced Lucid Dreams and guided meditation, and can even program your non-lucid dream content.

For some people, visualization comes naturally, so the exercises here may seem obvious. But for others, engaging the imagination seems like an impossible task. This is a step-by-step breakdown specifically for them.

Due to the subjective nature of visualization, I won't promise these methods work for everyone, but they certainly work well for me. I've also created exercises for people who aren't visually predominant in their imagination. That means creating imagined scenes while focusing on the senses of sound, touch, taste and smell.

 

Heavy Rain, High Winds, Snow Pummel West

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Weather.com - 12/2/12, Chris Dolce and Jon Erdman

Snow Forecast

An atmospheric river of Pacific moisture has been soaking parts of the West Coast and will continue to do so through the weekend. Below we have a look at the forecast details followed by what we mean by the phrase atmospheric river.

A deep dip, or trough, in the jet stream is currently in place over the eastern Pacific Ocean. This has been sending a parade of frontal systems and upper-level disturbances into the West Coast since Wednesday.

To watch the video and read the rest of this story, visit Weather.com.

2012 Hurricane Season Filled with Oddities

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Weather.com - 11/30/12

First Hurricane in an Unusual Spot

With a total of 19 named storms, the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season was very active. This is only the seventh hurricane season in the last 162 years that we've had 19 or more named storms.

In addition to being active, we've seen many oddities along the way. Let's step through these oddities beginning with the 2012 "preseason" storms.

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Forbes: Tornadoes Below Average in November

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Weather.com - 12/01/12

Damage is seen after an EF3 tornado swept through the Pinaire Mobile Home Park on April 15, 2012 in Wichita, Kansas. Julie Denesha/Getty Images

According to Weather Channel Severe Weather Expert Dr. Greg Forbes, a below-average year for tornadoes continued in the month of November, where just seven tornadoes were tentatively confirmed in the United States.

The 10-year average for tornadoes in November is 62, Forbes says, but a monthly total as low as seven is not unprecedented. There were no reported tornadoes in November 1976 and only three tornadoes were confirmed in November 2009.

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U.S. Heads for Warmest Year Recorded in Lower 48 States

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Bloomberg Businessweek - Alex Morales, 11/28/12

U.S. Heads for Warmest Year Recorded in Lower 48 States

Two-thirds of the U.S. states suffered drought this year. Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg

The U.S. is about to register the warmest year on record in the lower 48 states, and the world its ninth-hottest, a United Nations agency said in a report, adding new urgency to the quest to control global warming.

Two-thirds of the U.S. states suffered drought this year, while heat waves hit across Europe and in Morocco, Jordan, China and Russia, the World Meteorological Organization said in a report released in Doha, where UN climate talks began this week. It noted Arctic sea ice shrank to its smallest on record.

To read the rest of this story, visit Businessweek.com.

Moderate earthquake strikes in region of Alaska’s dormant volcanoes

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Source: The Extinction Protocol -12/01/12

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December 1, 2012 – ALASKA – Residents on Kodiak Island and the Kenai Peninsula were shaken awake at 11:00pm on Friday night as a 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Alaska Peninsula/ South Central region. The quick jolt occurred 69 miles north of Larsen Bay and 238 miles southwest of Anchorage. It was generated at a depth of 52.1 miles beneath the surface on the mainland across from Kodiak Island. The location of this earthquake was equidistant between the long quiet region of Devil’s Desk and Kaguyak Volcano. Devil’s Desk is a volcanic neck of a former stratovolcano now completely surrounded by Hook Glacier.

 

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