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Count St. Germain allegedly dies - Videos

Count St. Germain has been variously described as an alchemist, courtier, adventurer, charlatan, inventor, pianist, violinist and amateur composer.

Owing to his or her unusual birth date, a Pisces born on February 29 has unusual talents and personalities. They are good-natured, friendly, and optimistic. They see the positive side of any issue, and while not naive, they retain a measure of childhood innocence. They have a youthful exuberance. An estimated 187,000 Americans were born on Leap Day, also known as Feb. 29, and another 4 million worldwide share the birthday.

Blog: Post Democratic Debate in South Carolina - 02/25/2020

Michael Bloomberg had a good night at the the CNN Town hall

5 takeaways from CNN's town halls in South Carolina

Mike Bloomberg was given an hour to speak about the issues and how he not only will deal with them - but is currently doing so. What he stresses is preparedness - practice drills for all emergencies - contingency plans. That is exactly the way I think.

The human experiment runs on dysfunctionality making Trump the perfect choice to be in charge. But there comes a point where everything flips - people wake up from the madness that permeates life - and everything changes. Is there a presidential candidate who can resolve the issues? No.

If coronavirus spreads within the US, here's how daily life might change

Last night I watched Trump's take on coronavirus in the United States. As always he fails to admit what is really going on even when contradicted by medical professionals standing next to him. He also has a reputation for not telling the truth which means people don't trust the government - the Fear Factor increasing in an already unstable society. The White House is not listening to its best scientists and more concerned with political messaging. Trump is annoyed about the correlation between the Coronavirus and the decline in the stock market - an alleged strong economy the basis for his 2020 campaign. Thursday: Dow plungers 1,190 points as market swings wildly on coronavirus headlines

Trump is going to endanger American lives for reasons of his personal ego and political fortunes. The politically correct thing he should have said to the nation is, "We believe the coronavirus poses a global health risk for which the United States is prepared. I have marshaled all of the resources of the government to address the spread of coronavirus as well as the research response to it."

He should have asked the American people to do their part in preventing the virus by following basic behaviors outlined everywhere in the news. Trump was not reassuring and what the nation sees in moments like this is someone who is always on the defensive to carry the burden of his own personal brand not the burden of the nation and the fears of the people. He seems to lack empathy for anxiety and fear in emergencies that face the nation from climate disasters, to health, to mass shootings to anything else. It's always about him but we already know he's a narcissist with a huge following of people in the country who believe what he says, yet that can't last forever. I really wish Mike Bloomberg could just take over and run things starting today.

Why is the coronavirus currently in the grids? It's a diversion in the simulation with global implications and collateral damage that will continue - perhaps until the end. As a unifying factor coronavirus is not the answer. As a wake up call to Americans about Trump and his policies - this may be part of a larger equation though his supporters turn a deaf ear to any proof of wrongdoing by Trump ... until ... they no longer can. There are actual facts that can longer be spun away, lied away, or twitted away by Trump.

Coronavirus is part of a greater agenda. As we live in surreal times we can expect the unexpected which can and will turn everything around on a dime.

Spooky 'blood snow' invades Antarctic island

Antarctic ice walls protect the climate

As Glaciers Melt, a New Island Popped Up in Antarctica

A heat wave in Antarctica melted 20% of an island's snow in 9 days

Machine learning reveals earth tremor and slip occur continuously, not intermittently

Ancient flooding of Bering Strait shows us how ice sheets respond to climate change

20-foot waves may be coming to the Great Lakes

Billion-year-old green algae is an ancestor of all plants on Earth

Canary Islands sandstorm: Flights disrupted as dust cloud strands tourists

Researchers connect microbes in the twilight zone of the ocean with the breakdown of tough organic molecules

Freshwater flowing into the North Pacific plays key role in North America's climate

Caves face new unknown after unprecedented bushfires

Astronomers detect biggest explosion in the history of the Universe

Astronomers detect biggest explosion in the history of the Universe

Digging into the far side of the moon: Chang'E-4 probes 40 meters into lunar surface

The universe could possibly have more dimensions. Here's how.

Ancient meteorite site on Earth could reveal new clues about Mars' past

China's Chang'e 4 mission has entered its 15th lunar day of work on the far side of the moon, with both the Chang'e 4 lander and the Yutu 2 rover still in good condition

If the solar system formed in 24 hours, then proto-Earth formed in just 1.5 minutes.

Mysterious 'antihydrogen' particles reveal uncanny quantum effect

What can the coronavirus outbreak teach us about bringing Mars samples back to Earth?

Katherine Johnson, famed NASA mathematician and inspiration for the film 'Hidden Figures,' is dead at 101

Full moon and the 'Belt of Venus' glow over Lisbon during 1st eclipse of 2020

The seismicity of Mars

Is this Nefertiti's tomb? Radar clues reignite debate over hidden chambers

Mysterious, centuries-old rock inscription finally deciphered - The inscription predates the French Revolution and memorializes a man who died in western France

A remarkable new treasure has been found by scientists from the University of Portsmouth - the first fossil plant gum on record. The beautiful, amber-like material has been discovered in 110 million year old fossilized leaves

3,000-year-old Canaanite temple discovered in buried city in Israel

A Bird Froze 46,000 Years Ago. Now, It Can Tell Scientists About the Last Ice Age

Three Ferocious Dinosaurs Featured on New U.K. Coins