NZ Herald News Headline A Hamilton man has scooped a $6.3m Lotto win using a trick he saw on TV nearly a decade ago to select the lucky numbers. The direct link to that story is below for your convenience; https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12166876 Well, someone took the advice I have given ...
Your future was planned soon after your birth. (Peter is performing a show in Waipu this weekend – Saturday night – see below for details) Mr Spock from Star Trek said; “If you eliminate the impossible, however improbable, what remains must be the truth.” That quote offers initiated a ...
It is said “the weather, animals, and people are unpredictable. Does this include volcanos’ ? The groups above, are in scientific realms, called – “Chaos Theory”. Yet when people from all walks of life, gather in the same place at the the same time when an unfortunate event is ...
George Orwell’s 1984, New York’s 9 – 11, Las Vegas October 1 … It’s interesting to wonder if the Calendar has anything to do with significant events. The Calendar Year, Month and Day, identify your birth, and the timing of our death will be marked similarly. But what about ...
From the very beginning, when Houston Texas was granted Incorporation on June 5th 1837, to the civil war in 1860, even when the Union forces won the war five years later (1865), Houston had began an historical record of events forming a pattern that has followed true, The yellow ...
A New Zealand Herald story By Martin Johnston on Friday Jul 24, 2015 is a wake up call that our top professors and Doctors have little knowledge about why we have problematic children. An obvious response to the article content, clearly spells out specialists or anyone cannot talk about what ...
Look out for that hole in the road! Did you turn the stove off before you left? Is this a good or bad day for your interview? Are your kids safe while you’re away, and is the sitter good? Will your plane crash? Do you wish you had a ...
Looking back into the Past, observing the Present or looking ahead into the Future depends on where you are standing in Time. To look back at yesterday, or forward to tomorrow, you have to be standing in the Present. Makes sense so far doesn’t it! But as yesterday was ...
The sun’s magnetic poles just flipped days ago, as it has done for billions of years, and like the iron filings in a school science experiment, when you turn a magnet round under a sheet of paper with iron filings on top, the filings flip and change direction instantly. ...