Sunday, March 29, 2009
Red Envelope Project- March 31st
There is a movement going across our nation to have a "Red Envelope Day" on MARCH 31st
Now this is going to take a bit of work on your part, but because you value life, I think you'll be glad you took the time and effort.
For everyone in your household, go buy a RED envelope for each person (Hallmark, Stationary stores, Kinkos, at party supply stores, all have them).
On the front of an empty SEALED and stamped red envelope write: (be sure to include a return address or it might not get delivered.)
President Barack Obama
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Washington, D.C. 20500
On the back write the following message:
"This envelope represents one child who died because of an abortion. It is empty because the life that was taken is now unable to be a part of our world."
It is important that both the address and the statement be in each person's handwriting, please do not type.
Together we hope to change the heart of our president and save millions of future babies.
Please forward this to everyone who you think might join our "March of Red Envelopes" in time for the MARCH 31st day. Time is of the essence.
Experts say that for every one person who gives their time to this cause, there are 10 to 15 others who share the same convictions about this subject but won't take the time to join us.
With this in mind, we are hoping for 50 million or more Red envelopes to hit the White House at about the same time. Please consider being part of this 50+ million by participating and asking others to do the same thing. This would be historic and you could be a part of history.
Thank you on behalf of those who were silenced.
Remember to mail it on Tuesday March 31st, 2009.
*Visit RedEnvelopeDay.com for more info.
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Sunday, March 08, 2009
Lake Superior is freezing over
Lake Superior last froze over in 2003. It has now, again, frozen over. The frequency of freeze overs has historically been around once every 20 years. Now, in the last decade, we have seen two freeze overs.
The picture above is a beautiful satellite photo of Lake Superior from yesterday. With the well below freezing temperatures seen over the region Thursday night (-20 F), any isolated open water could have frozen.
The NWS in Marquette MI writes:
Due to the recent cold spell and below normal temperatures for much of the winter of 2008-2009, ice covers nearly all of Lake Superior. Only small areas of open water remain. This image was taken on Tuesday, March 3rd. If arctic air does not return in the next couple of weeks, it is likely that this will be the day of maximum ice cover on Lake Superior for this winter as warmer weather and periods of stronger winds through the end of this week will cause open water areas to expand.
Source:
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/mqt/?n=lake_superior_ice
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