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POPSAll For The Glory of You "Every moment, all I say and do, let it be for the glory of You" A thunderstorm shouts in the dead of the night Tells of your power, it tells of your might It's true All for the glory of You Golden light shining as each day begun Reminding us all of the kingdom to come So soon All for the glory of You Like the worship all creation gives Let this life I live be Chorus: All for the glory of You All for the glory of You Every moment-all I say and do All for the glory of You The rhythm and rage and the roar of the sea Speak of your mystery and your majesty Deep blue All for the glory of You Then thousand diamonds hung in the night sky A whisper of holiness hidden on high Comes through All for the glory of You Like the worship all creation gives Let this life I live be Label: Provident Music Distribution
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POPSSevere Thunderstorm in Miami, Florida May 2007 On May 6, 2007 an intense thunderstorm with severe electircal activity leading to several lightning strikes hit Miami, Florida about 9pm ET. This is the footage taken of that storm. Notice the loud sounds of the wind and the rain hitting objects, and the extremely frequent flashes of lightning. The lightning messes up the camera a few times. You can also see the Bank of America tower being struck by lightning, as well as many other tall buildings and construction cranes.
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POPSHarnessing the Weather “In weather modification, the uninitiated think you must make huge impacts on the atmosphere to get a desired result,” Griffith says. “But it’s actually the opposite. If we just make tiny modifications to existing conditions, little touches here and there, the changes then cascade upward using the existing weather’s natural actions, and that’s what gets the biggest results.”
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POPSPeople With Joint Pain Can Really Forecast Thunderstorms Weather-related joint pain is typically seen in patients with osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and other arthritic conditions. It can affect any load-bearing joint, but is most common in hips, knees, elbows, shoulders and hands. The joints contain sensory nerves called baro-receptors which respond to changes in atmospheric pressure. These receptors especially react when there is low barometric pressure, meaning the atmosphere has gone from dry to moist, like when it is going to rain.
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