Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Sunday, June 14, 2009
9/11 Attack Date Based on US Flag Star Pattern?
9/11 Attack Date Based on US Flag Star Pattern?
On June 13, 2009, just after 11:00 PM, my daughter asked me to draw an American flag. Going on memory alone, I sketched out the 13 stripes and placed the canton (blue field) to the left of the first 7 stripes. Then, as I was trying to remember how many stars went in each row, I had an epiphany! The fifty stars on the American flag are arranged in nine staggered rows and eleven staggered columns! The date of 9/11 is in the pattern of the stars on the American flag!
As soon as my son mentioned the 9/11 “Flag of Honor” (a memorial flag with the names of those killed in the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks) on our basement stairwell wall, we went to it and stared in amazement after verifying the 9/11 star pattern.
On the upstairs door of that stairwell is a cardboard cutout that I made of Captain America. In his right hand I placed a small American flag, the kind you often see at gravesites. When my wife came down the hall to see what the commotion was, I showed her the 9/11 star pattern in both flags.
On August 21, 1959, Hawaii became the 50th state of USA and President Eisenhower issued an Executive Order that the stars on the American flag be arranged in nine staggered rows alternating with six and five stars in eleven columns. The Stars in the American flag are arranged in 9 rows and 11 columns; 9-11.
Before posting this, my Google search found no articles showing a comparison of the 9/11 date of the 2001 terrorist attacks to the 9/11 pattern of stars on the American flag. Am I the first one to notice it?
Did the mastermind(s) of the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks on the USA decide on the date based on the arrangement of the 9-11 rows and columns of the American flag?
I e-mailed my observation of the 9/11 star pattern on the American flag to CNN and FOX and also posted it at http://shearzar.livejournal.com/ and http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.ListAll&friendID=276783886 and other sites.
On June 13, 2009, just after 11:00 PM, my daughter asked me to draw an American flag. Going on memory alone, I sketched out the 13 stripes and placed the canton (blue field) to the left of the first 7 stripes. Then, as I was trying to remember how many stars went in each row, I had an epiphany! The fifty stars on the American flag are arranged in nine staggered rows and eleven staggered columns! The date of 9/11 is in the pattern of the stars on the American flag!
As soon as my son mentioned the 9/11 “Flag of Honor” (a memorial flag with the names of those killed in the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks) on our basement stairwell wall, we went to it and stared in amazement after verifying the 9/11 star pattern.
On the upstairs door of that stairwell is a cardboard cutout that I made of Captain America. In his right hand I placed a small American flag, the kind you often see at gravesites. When my wife came down the hall to see what the commotion was, I showed her the 9/11 star pattern in both flags.
On August 21, 1959, Hawaii became the 50th state of USA and President Eisenhower issued an Executive Order that the stars on the American flag be arranged in nine staggered rows alternating with six and five stars in eleven columns. The Stars in the American flag are arranged in 9 rows and 11 columns; 9-11.
Before posting this, my Google search found no articles showing a comparison of the 9/11 date of the 2001 terrorist attacks to the 9/11 pattern of stars on the American flag. Am I the first one to notice it?
Did the mastermind(s) of the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks on the USA decide on the date based on the arrangement of the 9-11 rows and columns of the American flag?
I e-mailed my observation of the 9/11 star pattern on the American flag to CNN and FOX and also posted it at http://shearzar.livejournal.com/ and http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.ListAll&friendID=276783886 and other sites.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Selecting a Second Language
MY ancestral languages are German, English, Scots, and Ullans. One fourth of the population of my North Metro Atlanta city speaks Spanish. And, half of each service at the Greek Orthodox Church I attend is conducted in Greek. Still, I am a seventh generation American who can only speak English.
I want to be bilingual. Learning German, Scots or even Ullans would help me with my genealogical research. Learning Spanish would be of great benefit around my neighborhood. Learning Greek would be very fulfilling at church. But, all of those languages are Indo-European. I want to learn a second language from a different language family.
Out of the thousands available, only ten world languages have over 100 million speakers each! Of those, only Chinese, Arabic and Japanese are non-Indo-European. After serious evaluation of the benefits of learning Chinese, Arabic or Japanese, I chose JAPANESE!
I would love to impress you with a lot of highbrow blah, blah, blah about how and why I selected Japanese as my second language, but, the simple answer is . . . I love Japanese! - Japanese heraldry, Japanese video games, Japanese robots, Japanese food, Japanese martial arts, Japanese science fiction, Japanese comic books, Japanese game shows, Japanese cars, Japanese civility, Japanese sports, Japanese music, and Japanese etc.! Japan is awesome!Being able to speak Japanese will increase my job skills and financial opportunities. Japanese will be a fun, rewarding and profitable challenge.
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