The Spirit of God: Daily News: "Rapture Ready News" Tuesday 19 July 2011

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Daily News: "Rapture Ready News" Tuesday 19 July 2011

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19 Jul 11
Obama's Proposal: Increase Debt Extra $26B This Year, $83B Next Year, $2.7T Over Decade
While the Republican-controlled House of Representatives has voted this year to approve House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan's (R.-Wis.) proposal--that would put the government on a gradual path to a surplus by 2040--and plans to vote on a balanced budget amendment next week that would cap federal spending at 18 percent of GDP, the only budget proposal President Obama's has publicly revealed in 2011 would, according to the Congressional Budget Office, increase the deficit by $26 billion this year, $83 billion next year, and $2.7 trillion over the next decade.
U.S. scrambling to prevent Israel-Turkey ties from worsening
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton relayed a message during her visit to Istanbul late last week to Turkish President Abdullah Gul from President Barack Obama, on the crisis in Turkish-Israeli relations. A senior Israeli official noted that Clinton told the Turkish president that Obama considered the restoration of ties between the two countries very important and would like to see relations between the two U.S. allies return to their previous levels.
Newborn Wildlife Abandoned Because of Heat, Drought
The extreme heat and persistent drought seen in much of Texas is taking its toll on wildlife, with deer, birds and other animals abandoning or unable to feed their young. Pregnant does are having problems carrying fawns to term, and most of them born prematurely aren't surviving, according to the Texas AgriLife Extension Service. Other does are abandoning their newborns because drought-induced malnutrition has robbed them of their ability to produce milk.
India: 'Massive' uranium find in Andhra Pradesh
India's southern state of Andhra Pradesh may have one of the largest reserves of uranium in the world, the country's chief nuclear officer says. Studies show Tummalapalle in Kadapa district could have reserves of 150,000 tonnes of the mineral, Atomic Energy Commission chief S Banerjee said. India has estimated reserves of about 175,000 tonnes of uranium.
Libya conflict: US officials met Gaddafi envoys
US officials have held face-to-face talks with representatives of Col Muammar Gaddafi's government, the US state department has confirmed. The US said the meeting reiterated its demand that Col Gaddafi step down, and involved no negotiations. A spokesman said the Libyan government supported dialogue with the US but only if it was free from preconditions.
Beck moving J'lem rally over fears of 40,000 Muslims
Conservative radio and former Fox News commentator Glenn Beck announced that he is moving a mass rally planned for August from the Southern Wall of Jerusalem's Old City. On his radio show Monday, Beck said that warnings from security officials led him to fear that the event could turn violent and possibly result in the outbreak of "World War III." Noting that "this is a country that has experienced the death of Yitzhak Rabin," Beck said, "obviously, that would be horrific in nature if something like any kind of violence would happen" at the rally.
Strong El Niño Could Bring Increased Sea Levels, Storm Surges to US East Coast
it was found that in strong El Niño years, these coastal areas experienced nearly three times the average number of storm surge events (defined as those of one foot or greater). The research also found that waters in those areas saw a third-of-a-foot elevation in mean sea level above predicted conditions.
2011 Gulf of Mexico 'Dead Zone' Could Be Biggest Ever
Researchers from Texas A&M University have returned from a trip to examine the scope and size of this year's "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico and have measured it currently to be about 3,300 square miles, or roughly the size of Delaware and Rhode Island combined, but some researchers anticipate it becoming much larger.
Al Qaeda Expected to Shift Focus to Western Targets Outside U.S.
Al Qaeda is expected to shift strategy under new leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, placing a higher priority on attacking the U.S. and Western targets overseas, where plots are easier to execute than on the U.S. homeland
Giant Dust Storm Sweeps Through Phoenix Area
The dust wall was about 3,000 feet high and created winds of 25 to 30 mph, with gusts of up to 40 mph, said Austin Jamison, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. Visibility was down to less than a quarter-mile in some areas, he said.
Gold soared to $1,610.10 per ounce at 0720 GMT on the London Bullion Market
Gold prices have raced to another record high level as investors seek shelter from the eurozone debt storm.
Destruction of First Temple Commemorated with Day of Fasting
Hundreds of thousands of observant Jewish families begin the "Three Weeks" of gradually-increasing mourning over the destruction of the Holy Temples and Israel's exile on Tuesday, with the fast of the 17th of the Hebrew month of Tammuz.
Albuquerque copper thief likely injured by jolt
Albuquerque police say at least one vandal was likely seriously injured trying to steal copper from an elementary school because the thieves left behind several melted tools and a scorched T-shirt.
Israel Navy takes over Gaza-bound French ship 'Dignity'
After crew of over a dozen pro-Palestinian activists refuses to divert course away from closed naval blockade of Gaza, IDF soldiers board, commandeer ship with no resistance; yacht will be brought to Ashdod Port. Talkbacks () The Israel Navy commandeered and intercepted the Gaza-bound French ship Dignity - Al-Karama after negotiations to persuade 15 pro-Palestinian activists aboard to divert their course away from the Strip's closed naval blockade failed.
Iran says it is installing 'better' nuclear centrifuges
Iran says it is installing centrifuges with "better quality and speed" to improve the uranium enrichment process at its nuclear plants. The foreign ministry statement comes despite international demands for Iran to halt its nuclear activities. It said the UN atomic watchdog had "full supervision" of the centrifuges.
Syrian troops 'kill civilians in Homs assault'
Syrian security forces have shot dead several civilians in the city of Homs, eyewitnesses and activists say. Intense gunfire was reported overnight in Homs, with one resident telling Reuters there were "troops and armoured vehicles in every neighbourhood".
Israeli navy takes over Gaza-bound ship
Israeli naval commandos on Tuesday took over a French ship attempting to break Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip, reporting no resistance during the takeover in international waters. The navy boarded the ship after the 16 pro-Palestinian activists on board ignored calls to change course.
House to vote on tea party-backed debt plan
House Republican leaders are giving the tea party a chance to do things its way in the latest chapter in the saga over increasing the government's borrowing limit and avoiding a first-ever default.
Heat wave scorches central United States
A stifling heat wave in the nation's midsection intensified on Monday, closing government buildings that lacked air-conditioning and prompting warnings to residents to keep as cool as possible. The National Weather Service put 18 states stretching from North Dakota to Texas and East to Ohio under a heat warning, watch or advisory. It said as many 13 deaths in the past week in the Midwest could be blamed on the effects of the heat.