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posted on Nov, 28 2009 @ 02:53 PM
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post by TrueTruth
No prob. I had a similar experience, and although I was on hallucinogenics when it happened, it was still quite real to me and it lasted long after the trip was over.
I'm definitely not saying any of this applies to you, I only say it just in case it is somehow helpful.
I felt I had to live up to this experience, and I failed. It caused me a lot of grief. I wouldn't want anyone else to go through that. Today, some twenty years since I had my experience, I believe I was wrong in thinking that I had to live up to anything. I made a prison out of what might have set me free, by misinterpreting it.
Bunken Drum
posted on Nov, 29 2009 @ 01:46 AM
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Yeah, I'm a bit of a "man of extremes" myself. Strange tho, I've never felt even the slightest urge to kill someone for their religion, even tho I do greatly despise the effects of most religions. Maybe I'm a saint in disguise from myself
Balance. Yeah. In all things; including balance itself. Got to push a little to see where the boundaries are, eh?
I always seem to make my worst decisions when I try to think of "balance" as a weighing scale; having to put everything relevant on 1 side or the other. Like now: should I post OT like this, or not?
Black & white: no. Still, myriads of shades of reason to go ahead (
My best decisions have been made with realistic hope. Strange as it may seem, there
is magic in committment.
Static Sky
posted on Dec, 2 2009 @ 09:46 PM
Wow! Great stuff, everyone. Thank you very much for taking the time to post your experiences. This thread just keeps on producing great results. Thanks, again and keep them coming.
Bunken Drum
posted on Dec, 3 2009 @ 03:26 AM
Here's another electrifying tale
More of an extreme coincidence than strange...
During a summer break from university I had the opportunity of a short but lucrative contract in another city, where I could also enrole on a cool training course. My wife & I decided that there wasn't any point uprooting her & our daughter, which meant I could save money by renting the cheapest hovel I could find, since I would hardly be there. I set off with a sleeping bag, change of clothes & a book to do just that.
In my new place I discovered a big old colour TV (ie wooden box & valves) in a cupboard under the stairs. I've never been into TV much, but there's only so much reading you can do before concentration wavers, eh? I plugged it in to see if it worked. It did, after a fashion: the colour was knackered; blue looked magenta etc. I fiddled with it, but it was an electronic fault. Still, it was quite a cool effect, so I left it plugged in, to show some mates.
A few days later, some mates & I arrived there, during a thunderstorm, in a van to move some of my stuff from home into the place. We dashed inside to wait for the rain to stop, so my stuff wouldn't get soaked on the way in. There were comments along the lines of, "Wow, you've actually got a TV for a change!"
I explained & switched it on to show them. It was so old that it took a while to warm up before the picture would appear, during which time 1 of them said, "Aren't you supposed to unplug the telly when its thundering?"
I replied, "Oh, I don't care. If it gets struck by lightning, it'll just put it out of its misery!"
You've guessed it... The picture had only just appeared, showing a kind of sci-fi otherworldly horserace, when the house got struck by lightning! There was a really bright ultraviolet like flash from the window behind the TV & the boom was so loud, I seemed to feel it more than hear it... & the TV?
The colour was back to normal! It was still working when I moved out 12 weeks later. The landlord actually gave me £5 for "fixing" it!
posted on Dec, 3 2009 @ 12:41 PM
Well after reading all of this - which was wonderful - I felt I should post also.
I have so many strange experiences I would not be able to post them all.
These are a few of the strangest:
When I was a child I would get sleep paralysis, and see very large charcoal gray beings standing by my bed. I called them "The Ash People" I only mentioned them once to my parents.
When my uncle was in the hospital, I woke up at 6:40 in the morning and went in to tell my parents that he had died. They got up and while trying to tell me everything was okay the phone rang. It was the hospital to tell them he had died.
When I was about 11 years old I had a dream that my house was on fire and I ran screaming to every one in the house and tried desperately to get them out. I was not able to be comforted and I could see flames every where but it was as if I was still in the dream but I was not. I remember them trying to shake me out of it and it was terrifying, eventually I was able to be calmed and I was really shaken. Two weeks later coming home from across the state the Police stopped us and took us to the Police station where they informed my mother and all of us that our house had burned and my father was in jail, when they did not find my mom and us kids they assumed he had killed us and burned the home.
I had a surgery that failed and I nearly bleed to death. Several days after they removed the tube from my throat, I kept telling them that all the nurses were angels. My doc finally asked me to elaborate, and I told him that I had woke up in a brilliant white room. I floated into a room with beds draped in white silk. Not able to detect any floor or ceiling, but the brilliance of the room was every where. I seen my Aunt standing there dressed as a nurse and she smiled at me, I kind of floated over to her. She told me "Oh, your not suppose to be here yet" then I felt her hand on my cheek and I was gone. One thing strange about this was that I had not seen my aunt since I was 7 or 8 and I was in my late 30's. When I told my mom about this she said my aunt had passed many years previous and she had been a nurse. Neither of which I had known.
Morphine dreams maybe???
Ophiuchus 13
posted on Dec, 3 2009 @ 03:20 PM
THe strangest thing I experienced was UNDERSTANDING MY REASON FOR EXISTING.
posted on Dec, 3 2009 @ 03:26 PM
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Can you explain this? How did you come to understand the reason, and if possible, what is the reason?
Ophiuchus 13
posted on Dec, 3 2009 @ 03:30 PM
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post by EMPIRE
To balance the UNFAIRNESS THAT HAS EXISTED in THIS UNIVERSE FOR A LONG TIME. NOT TO BE EXPLAINED BUT "WITNESSED" FRIEND
And I came to understand by viewing pratically everyone around me for years and seeing the SELFISHNESS inside SOME HERE AND RECOGNIZING THAT I DONT POSSESS SUCH WEAK ENERGIES. Any being can do the same for I am not special nor different GENETICALLY THEN YOU. Spiritually its a completely different ball game. I feel my SPIRIT AND FELT IT GROW INTO WHAT IT HAS BECOME. Once it reached a certain maturity I caught on. Basically LOVE EVERYONE HUMBLE REGUARDLESS OF RELEGION -RACE-SIZE-SHAPE-SPECIES-AND HATE ONLY THOSE WHO HATE-WHO ARE PREJIDUCE-POWER SEEKING-EVIL. EVIL ENERGY SEEMS TO BE ATTRACTIVE TO ME "THE ENERGY" NOT THE HOST OF IT. TRY IT SEE IF YOU CAN THINK ABOUT THOSE WHO SUFFER EVERYDAY ON EARTH W/O FOOD /SHELTER/ EVEN PARENTS AS YOU WALK ABOVE GROUND EVERYDAY AND YOU WILL BECOME HUMBLE. Not because you feel your situation isnt as bad THATS SELFISH but to possess the compassion for you fellow BROTHEREN OF ALL KINDS. AND MABEY you will understand. But for many here it seems like as far as it aint over here IM COOL WIT THAT KEEP THE DANGER IN THOSE DANGEROUS PLACES selfish KARMA GROWTH, and the people there oh well I cant help them alone HELPLESS attitude. I dont possess that HELPLESS ATTITUDE I FEEL 1 CAN DO MORE THEN THE MAJORITY. NUFF SAID FRIEND try it "you may be recognized from ABOVE FOR NOT BEING SELFISH".
[edit on 12/3/09 by Ophiuchus 13]
posted on Dec, 3 2009 @ 10:56 PM
Hello, my first post and English is not my first language, but hopefully you can understand me.
My life has been pretty boring, so the strangest thing I've experienced is not really that strange, probably just coincidence, but who knows?
I was in a hospital, standing outside my sister's room, in the corridor, a few hours after she gave birth to my niece. I didn't want to stay inside too long because I had a cold at the time.
Then I saw what seemed to be a common family - a father, holding a ~10 months old boy and his mother - walking towards the other side of the corridor, from the elevator, away from me in a way that I didn't see their faces. At that moment, I had a very strange and unusual feeling, that I maybe knew that boy or was connected to him somehow.
An hour or so later, I forgot the feeling and went to sit in a sofa that faced the elevator, around 6 meters away. Then the family came and called the elevator, but because of the way the father was holding the baby on his arm, I'm sure he still hasn't seen me. Then I got the strange feeling again and I just "knew" the boy would have recognized me if he had seen me.
At that *exact* moment, the boy suddenly wringgled over his fathers arm, turning around to face me *directly* and happily smiled to me. I was very startled, but after a couple of seconds I smiled back. While still smiling, he started to wave at me and I waved back. The parents stopped talking to each other to see what the boy was doing and, noting me, they both smiled, but with confused looks. I sort of shrugged, then the elevator came, we said goodbye and they were gone.
Again, probably just coincidence, but it was strange. Specially because I had never had that feeling of "knowing" other person or child. I was reminded by what two psychics had told me, that I'm an indigo person and such, but I don't think I believe in any of that - at least not yet.
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posted on Dec, 4 2009 @ 01:14 AM
right up front, I would like to state I have NEVER taken any drugs, I won't take anything stronger than ibuprofen or tylenol.
For years I've been hoping someone has seen the strangeness I saw when I was 24....
I was visiting my sister at her home. As I waited for her in the living room (she was busy in another room); I saw a large being across the room, just looking at something in the distance. I could barely see it; it was translucent with a yellowish tint. I saw its face and its body, but it was like I was looking into another realm. It's face was cat-like but I cannot say it was feline because I got the distinct impression that I was not seeing the creature completely. It was like part of the picture was missing. It sat like a four-legged creature, with large hind haunches. I don't know what it was doing; perhaps it was just sitting there. When it recognized I was looking at it, it immediately stopped what it was doing, crossed the room, and got in my face. Our eyes met when it turned to look at me. I felt neither malevolence nor benevolence from the entity. It was more curiosity, and a little shock that I had seen it (and I him). Because I had only seen its "outline" I told myself it was not real. I closed my mind, and refused to look at it. If it hadn't been for my sister's cat coming into the room, jumping on my lap, and hissing at it, then expressing ownership of me (as is their way), I would have felt it was a hallucination. I told myself I was seeing things. I sat there terrified for a while, and looked everywhere but in front of my face until I felt it was gone. I did not close my eyes for fear that it would have acknowledgment that I knew of its existence.
I wish I could draw it, but only recently in the last few years have I been willing to admit it might not have been a hallucination. and with time I am beginning to forget it's face.
posted on Dec, 4 2009 @ 02:54 AM
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post by Heike
That has happened to myself as well. Except it was my father, and it was a Honda Goldwing. It was such an amazing moment, we never told anyone about it. I was 10 year old girl.
[edit on 4-12-2009 by jane_within]
posted on Dec, 4 2009 @ 04:20 AM
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I wanna hear about the broccoli.
posted on Dec, 21 2009 @ 01:30 AM
Just recently I have been seeing a strange feline humanoid roaming around my son's room. I'm terrified of it, and it occasionally wakes him up and causes him to cry. Besides it's unusual appearance being off-setting I honestly do not feel completely threatened by it. My boyfriend and I have felt it lying on our bed and on the floor of AJ's (my son) room. I feel like it is some sort of guardian, although terrifying to catch a glimpse of. I have done extensive research to find something that remotely resembles this creature in mythology and have yet to find anything close to my description besides an mngwa (MING-wah) or a werecat. I need help to understand this "beast" and either try to rid our home of it or learn how to welcome it and incorporate it in our daily lives as a spirit guide for my son. Please, someone help me on this.
posted on Dec, 23 2009 @ 11:50 PM
Lets see:
Dreamed of my boyfriend's campus library before I ever seen it. We were visiting his campus in Rochester, NY (it's over 350 miles away from where we live). Anyway, if I can explain correctly, the dream: It was rainy outside and we were on a gondola that left us off at this corridor with steps going downward. The walls were like gothic stone and the mood was dark. It was daytime in the dream, but the cloudiness made everything seem darker. As we walked downstairs indoors, the first thing we seen ahead were 2 giant golden pyramids, side by side. In between them were Catherine Zeta Jones and her husband Michael Douglas. The inside kind of looked regal, I think the rugs were bright red.
Reality: We were visiting his campus, the weather was pouring outside. He goes to show me the library, the building was white cement, bright (as opposed to the dark gothic stone), there were steps going down just like with the dream. After we made it through the doors, the first things I seen were to plastic blue pyramids side by side with a magazine rack in between.
Realizing the dream, I avoided the magazine racks, and walked far far away from it. I didn't want to find a 'people magazine' with catherine zeta jones or michael douglas on the front. So I'll never know if it in fact was there. The building layout was identical with the exception of some of the superficial things like color. I was very creeped out about it that day.
I also recently dreamed of one of my clinical sites. At the time I was under the impression that I was going to Weill Cornell Med. Ctr. for clinical. One night I had a vivid dream about a park in Manhattan along the Hudson River with trees and yellow tulips (and my family and other random happy people) hanging out on this hill along the Hudson River. The dream was strong enough to effect my mood a little when I woke up, but I just put it to the back of my mind as just being a compelling dream. ---A month later, my assignment was changed to Columbia Presybterian. The first day I was doing clinical there, my patients' rooms were overlooking the Hudson River side. I looked down to see a park that was almost identical to that of my dream. It was fall time (November 2009), all the trees were yellow and I seen potted yellow flowers (not tulips) next to a tennis court. The memory of the dream came back to me.
I wish I knew why I dream of things like this from time to time.
posted on Dec, 24 2009 @ 12:15 AM
Well i have told a lot of people about my experience with the computer speakers but most do not believe it.It was witnessed by my wife and grandson.They could not believe it.They tryed the same thing but it never worked for them.It happened one day when i was taking the computer speakers out of a box.I pluged in the speakers to the power outlet and turned them on.Even before they were connected to the computer the radio started coming out of the speakers as clear as day.I had thought how is that happening and discovered i was holding on to the silver socket that gos into the computer.I let go of the plug and the raido reception stopped.I grabbed the socket again and the radio came though the speakers again.I Held the plug for longer this time about a minute.My wife could not believe what was happening.I felt my head tingling and my hair stood on end.Afterwards i got a very bad headake and it lasted 24 hours.I believe my body acted as a radio receiver.The radio waves passed though my body into the computer speakers.The headake was some sideeffect of the radio waves going though my head.I am guessing its the head that actually picks up the raido waves.Even if i placed the computer speaker socket between my toes ,it would proberly still work.Some people believe the human body cannot act like that.I believe it only works for some people.It worked for me but never worked for my wife or granson.I would not recomend anyone else trying to do this with there computer speakers.Even though the side effects for me was only a headake,for anyone else they could suffer even worst side effects.Why do you think it worked for me and not my wife or granson.?
[edit on 24-12-2009 by GORGANTHIUM]
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posted on Dec, 27 2009 @ 11:52 AM
hm, a few weird things have happened to me...
sort of premonition dreams. Sometimes the events unfold exactly as they had in the dream, other times they're just oddly similar. Some Examples;
I had dreamed I was having a conversation with a friend and a co-worker about Pokemon and had said "I wanted the Silver version because Lugia was way cooler than whatever was on the Gold version" and one of them said "You know you can catch both of them in both games right?" and then my friend and I was spewed out in jest and artificial rage "WE'RE TALKING ABOUT THE GAME COVER, FOOL!" Several days later my friend randomly visited me at work and we were talking video games with my co-worker and the discussion took a turn towards pokemon. My friend asked which was better Gold or Silver version, then the exact situation in my dream occurred. It felt like Deja Vu when it happened but that strange feeling was amplified x10.
Another time I had dreamed I had smoked marijuana laced with coc aine on accident and decided to drive around and ended up getting in several accidents. The very next day as I was leaving the office one of my coworkers asked me if I wanted to smoke some with him. I declined and went to my vehicle. As I backed out of my parking spot my front wheels hit an ice patch and swung out into an illegally parked car :/
There's more, the exact occurences though are always really mundane and just silly conversations I end up having.
Other strange things...
I was going up the stairs from my basement and saw what appeared to be a man emptying my dishwasher. Oddly I didn't think anything of it until I turned down the hallway going away from my kitchen. I suddenly thought "Hey, no one else is here..." I turned back and nobody was there.
When I was young, between the age of 6-10 I would sleep with my bedroom door open. Often a blacker than black silhouette of a head would peak through my doorway. I would always ask my parents why they were looking at me when I was trying to sleep. They'd always say they never left their room. Eventually I just started closing my because these shadow heads creeped me out.
Quite recentl I was at a park for barbeques and bonfires a little ways outside of the city. Now I have to give a little background on this. This area is often used for high school frosh and stag parties because it's several kilometers out of the city and nobody goes there. A few years ago, a year after I graduated actually. The grade 12 class from my former high school was having their stag party out there. One of them, under the influence of alcohol decided it was a good idea to steal one of those little "Gator" tractors that the golfcourse has for maintence. He figured ramming it through the chainlink fence was the best plan. When he did this apparently the vertical post popped out of the ground and went through his chest. He died. So anyways, I was out at the park a few weeks ago, trying to watch the meteor shower (on the evening of the 13th/14th of december) I was laying in the back of my truck bundled up staring at the sky. Next thing I know I see a hooded head go past the sides of my truck. I'm a little shocked as there's never anybody out there in the middle of winter. I sit up and say 'Hey' as the figure is walking away. He gives a sort of half turn and a wave. He disappears behind the deteriorating bathroom building for the park. This figure was only wear jeans and a hooded sweater, in the middle of nowhere in the dead of winter. I was wearing 2 shirts, 2 sweaters and an overcoat as well as 3 layers of pants and I was still frozen. I am 100% convinced this figure was the ghost of that guy who died as no living person would be out there in that attire. He also simply seemed to disappear as soon as he went behind the washrooms.
That park has always creeped me out at night, but that just bumped it up to a whole new level...
posted on Dec, 28 2009 @ 12:22 AM
My dream is the strangest thing happening to me. I never really had nightmare. In most of my dreams, I can fly. I can fly very fast, just like Neo in Matrix. However, sometimes I can forget the technique of flying. So I will slowly relax by body to the air, just like floating my body on the water. If anyone watch David Copperfield Flying magic, then can imagine that.
I flew exactly how he start to fly, then will fly up, instead of levitate up. In most of my dreams, when I face any enemy, I will just fly up and they cant hurt me.
This is why I never really had any nightmare before.
posted on Dec, 28 2009 @ 11:55 AM
When I was in 6th grade, I went on a class trip to a national park. We went to this place at night and I was looking out over this railing and there was this white ghost-looking girl. So I told my friend and we were talking about how weird it was and stuff. So the next day we went to this observatory and I was hanging out with a group of friends when I saw the same ghost girl. I said "look! a ghost!" and my friend said "um, that's a pole." So I looked again and it was a pole. I was feeling really stupid and getting sick so I thought it was a hallucination. The next morning, we were going to the cafeteria to eat and on the window there was one of those frost things, you know how frost makes pictures on glass sometimes? Anyway, it was a picture of a girl in a white dress who looked like the ghost girl! It was really freaky. On that same trip, in the bathrooms in the cafeteria, the water turned on by itself, the toilet flushed by itself (these weren't automatic), and the automatic paper towel dispenser turned on by itself when there was nothing in front of it.
My theater teacher told my class about a ghost he nicknamed "Bob the Ghost." One day I was just hanging out talking to my friend when I looked up in the wings and saw a person there, dressed in all black with glasses. I thought some kid in my class had snuck up there and pretended to be "Bob the Ghost", but then I realized that no one in my class looked like that. I realized that this must be the ghost, and I was just speechless staring at it. It leaned toward me and made a shhh sign and then disappeared into the darkness. I ran into my teacher's office and told him that I saw "Bob the Ghost", and he said "up in the wings on the left side, in the second window?". That was exactly where I saw it!
posted on Dec, 28 2009 @ 07:11 PM
When I was younger I had this experience. I was talking on the phone with a friend in my house (my parents were gone at the time) and while talking, I heard foot steps coming down upstairs. The foot steps were slow but I could hear them. I even told my friend on the phone about it and it was not late at night, it was around 6 PM.
Ever since then, nothing on the likes of this experience ever happened.
posted on Dec, 29 2009 @ 12:33 PM
When I was 10 I used to have these weird dreams, I was usually like an elf or something in my dreams, and all of my dreams I would die or pretend to die, and sometimes I had dreams where I was in my house and I feared the basement. Also I was afraid of my sisters dolls. In fact I was so scared I once took a doll and threw it out. Then when I went to bed I had a dream about the doll, I don't remember what happened in it, all I remember was that it was about the doll. Then I see my sister playing with the doll, and I was freaked out. I can't put into words how scared I was. Anyways weird stuff like this happened until we moved. But then something weird happened I hardly ever had dreams, and I know that everyone dreams you just forget it, but I never seemed to remember even forgetting I had a dream. I am now 17 and have never remembered a dream at all since I was about 11. I also sleep walk and once I was at my cousins house and woke up in the middle of the night to find my self in complete darkness, and then I must have passed out. (Now that I think about it I must have sleep walked to the basement...)
Then when ever we drive by our old house I get a weird feeling inside.
None of this is supernatural, just probably my imagination scaring me or something.
The only paranormal that has ever happened to me and that I really think is paranormal is when I was sleeping over at my cousins farm, and we were up late playing video games we saw some white figure that looked like a ghost on the street.
the only weird stuff that happens to me now is, when I sleep I also sleep scream, and my mom tells me that I say sum weird stuff when I scream.
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dirty, poorly maintained - bathroom door knob hanging off, hole in the wall next to the bed, generally unclean. Room was around the rear of the hotel; very dark and noisy.


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Avinash, would love to see you in a new show with our cute Rubina.
Avinash, would love to see you in a new show with our cute Rubina.
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Avinash, would love to see you in a new show with our cute Rubina.
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Avinash, would love to see you in a new show with our cute Rubina.
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A German bestseller, winner of the European Union Prize for Literature, and longlisted for the German Book Prize in 2006, Paulus Hochgatterer has created a chilling psychological thriller a group of damaged people living in a pleasant and seemingly tranquil Austrian village. It's the Christmas holiday, the presents have been opened, and a six-year-old girl is drinking cocoa and playing with her grandfather. The doorbell rings, and the old man gets up. The next time the girl sees her grandfather, he is lying by the barn, his skull broken; his face a red pulp against the white snow. From that time on, she does not speak a single word.
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Vasiliki Angelidis age 83 of West Norriton, a devoted and loving wife, mother and grandmother, passed away January 6, 2014 peacefully in the care of her family. Her husband, Simeon Angelidis passed away in 2000. Born in Florina, Greece, she was the daughter of the late Eleni (Youroukis) and Demetrios Katsias. She leaves behind her daughter, Anna Profrock (Ron) and son, Pantelis "Lucky" Angelidis to mourn her. She was the cherished grandmother of Ronald Profrock IV and Alexander Simeon Profrock. Vasiliki's sisters, Tina (Katsias) Avery (Gerald) and Voula (Katsias) Tsipras (Elias) will miss her. Vasiliki was a very active member of St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church. Besides singing in St. Sophia's Choir, she enjoyed baking and dancing. She had a very loving and tight-knit family, and she helped to raise her grandsons whom she adored. Relatives and friends are invited to Vasiliki's Life Celebration at St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church, 900 S. Trooper Road Jeffersonville, on Friday, January 10, 2014 from 10-10:50 AM, followed by her Funeral Mass at 11 AM. Interment will be at Riverside Cemetery in Norristown. In lieu of flowers, donations in Vasiliki's memory may be made to St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church at the above address. To share your fondest memory of Vasiliki, please visit
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Senate Breaks GOP Filibuster of Unemployment Extension, Bill Now Set to Become Law
July 20, 2010 - by Donny ShawUPDATE, 9:45 p.m.: I'm traveling, so a little late with the updates here, but it looks like this finally passed earlier this evening by a vote of 59-39. The bill now moves back to the House of Representatives for one more vote. They are expected to hold that vote tomorrow and the bill will most likely be signed into law tomorrow as well.
UPDATE, 5:45 p.m.: The Senate is voting right now on 5 Republican amendments to the bill and will vote on final passage of the bill after these votes. None of the amendments are expected to pass. Under Senate rules, the final vote on passage must happen before 9 p.m. this evening. You can follow along with the votes live on C-SPAN 2.
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After 6 weeks of failure and delay, the Senate this afternoon finally voted to end a Republican filibuster of the unemployment insurance extension bill, allowing it to move forward towards final passage and becoming law. The Senate still has to take one more vote on the bill, but the motion they passed this afternoon was the big hurdle that, until now, they had been unable to overcome. The bill is now virtually guaranteed to be signed into law this week.
Sen. Carte Goodwin [D, WV], West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin's pick for replacing the late Sen. Robert Byrd [D, WV], was sworn-in just moments before the Senate voted on the motion to end the Republican filibuster, and he provided Democrats with the 60th vote they needed to pass it. One Democrat, Sen. Ben Nelson [D, NE], voted with Republicans against the motion, and two Republicans, Sen. Susan Collins [R, ME] and Sen. Olympia Snowe [R, ME], crossed the aisle to vote with the Democrats.
Under Senate rules, a vote on pasage of the bill itself must now occur within 30 hours. The vote on passage requires a simple majority of 51 "ayes" to pass, not 60 like the motion to break the filibuster. Since the Democrats have just shown that they have more than 51 votes for the bill, the Republicans may agree to letting the final vote happen before the 30-hour clock has completely run out.
What's in the Bill?
This bill, H.R. 4213, began as a $141 billion, 426-page omnibus package of stimulus spending, tax measures, unemployment insurance and more. But what the Senate voted to move forward with today (S. Amdt. 4425) is revision of the bill that whittles it down to $34 billion, 13 pages and includes only one substantial item — an extension of unemployment insurance for people who have been out of work for 6 months or longer. You can even see this change reflected in the title of the bill. It was originally called — somewhat awkwardly — the "American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act." It has now been renamed simply the "Unemployment Compensation Extension Act."
The filing deadline for unemployment insurance benfits expired on June 2nd; this bill would extend that deadline until November 30, 2010, allowing unemploed individuals who exhaust their current tier of benefits, or who have exhausted their last tier since June 2nd, can file to move into the next tier of benefits.
The bill also provides for benefits to be paid back retroactively for people who have seen their payments cut off since the filing deadline expired on June 2.
Additionally, it includes an extension of the closing deadline for the first-time homebuyers tax credit, but that provision is redundant with a bill that was signed into law on July 2nd (H.R. 5623). There are also three revenue-raiser provisions in the bill — changes to the Travel Promotion Act, cracking down on tax fraud committed by prisoners, and recessions from the Defense Department budget. These are three provisions are estimated to raise $146 million over the next ten years and generally non-controversial. You can read more about them here.
What's Not in the Bill?
Tier V — The bill would not create additional weeks of unemployment benefits. 99 weeks (Tier IV) would still be the maximum amount of a time a person could receive benefits for in states with high unemployment rates, and 86 weeks (Tier III) would still be the max in states with low unemployment rates.
Federal Additional Compensation Program — This stimulus program, which provided an extra $25 per week in unemployment benefits payments, would not be extended under the bill. That means that all retroactive payments would be for $25 less than what they were before June 2nd, as will all payments in new tiers.
COBRA — These benefits for helping unemployed people pay for health insurance were dropped from the bill in a previous iteration. They will not be extended in this bill and there is no plan to extend them during this session of Congress.
What Happens Next?
As I mentioned above, the Senate will take one more vote on the bill within the next 30 hours. Once that passes, they will send it over to the House of Representatives, which will vote on agreeing to the Senate's changes to the bill. The House already has that vote on their schedule for the week, and it is expected to pass easily. After that, the bill will be enrolled and sent to President Obama for his signature. That could happen by the end of the week, possibly even as soon as Wednesday afternoon.
Once the bill is law, state labor departments will immediately begin implementing it and sending out payments. As Annie Lowrey at the Washington Independent explains, these agencies are already preparing for the law, but the combination of high unemployment and uncertainty over what Congress will do with the benefits has given them a real logistical headache and may cause some hiccups in implementation.
To find and share information on how this bill is being implemented in your state, see the Benefit Wiki project on OpenCongress.
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Actually, there is a sample survey taken every month to calculate the unemployment rate. Unemployment numbers count all that are unemployed and currently seeking work. The reason the numbers fell in 39 states last month is because some people gave up looking for employment, so they are no longer counted, and in some states jobs were created.
I forgot to remember that two Republicans do have common sense and decency. Susan Collin and Olympia Snow of Maine. Thank you ladies for your reasoning in this matter. I do believe that the guy Brown (who replaced our beloved Ted Kennedy) has a heart. He just had to listen to it.
Is Obama holding Stimulis Money? that should have paid for the new unemployment extension?
I don't know….my friend told me it is true,,,thats why republicans voted no……
Please advise me…
This is good news! BUT…are they really going to go the whole 30 hours and not give the final vote until around 9pm Wednesday? Reid seemed pretty certain in his closing before adjournment that the Republicans were going to drag this out the entire cloture period.
Well the only one I can vote out on that list is Lugar and hes not up until 2012. I hope people in Indiana don't forget his part in screwing millions of us over come his election cycle! I certainly wont
Today, before the vote, I overheard an interview. Wasn't paying alot of attention for they were talking about the President coming out to push on this passing. I remember thinking "I have heard all this" so did not pay close attention. Then as the conversation went on I distinctly heard the guy being interviewed say that there was talk of working on another 99 week run since the economy was so bad and is expected to recovery so slowly. Our money is not alot but it helps so much. I drew $226 a week. Also, ever dollar spent by us through this money creates an economic effect of $1.61. That is better than a lot of stimulus things they try. Not the best but there is a return and we we KNOW it WILL be spent. It is our food, our gas, our medicine, our bills, our lifeline! The person being interviewed was male and in front of one of our political bldgs. It made me believe there will be help for the 99ers. My heart is with you. I am unemployed too. In school but will be a 99er too, very soon.
consider yourself lucky my friend I was cut off after Memorial Day and I haven't been able to fill out vouchers along with several people I know. I can only hope Indiana can be quick on the reprogramming
Actually, that is incorrect. Unemployment rates are based on a sample survey taken every month:
big: God Bless I hope all get better for you, just keep on pushing on…
Done, thank you,exgop
I agree. I have been filing on line in my state for 5 weeks now. I will be getting the back payas soon as it goes trough. Good luck with you!!!
i made my claim the following business day. i received a letter within a week that said i was denied due to being terminated, not laid off. i worked for 8 years in an architecture firm. after receiving this letter, i spent a year bouncing around from friends and family, voluntarily went to jail to pay off existing fines, and even stayed in a homeless shelter. after my friend said he went through the same thing and eventually was approved, i went back to the unemployment office and they said the period to make my claim had expired, so they put me on EUC.
Here's the list from the party of NO
Those who voted NAY
Alexander (R-TN)
Barrasso (R-WY)
Bennett (R-UT)
Bond (R-MO)
Brown (R-MA)
Brownback (R-KS)
Bunning (R-KY)
Burr (R-NC)
Chambliss (R-GA)
Coburn (R-OK)
Cochran (R-MS)
Corker (R-TN)
Cornyn (R-TX)
Crapo (R-ID)
DeMint (R-SC)
Ensign (R-NV)
Enzi (R-WY)
Graham (R-SC)
Grassley (R-IA)
Gregg (R-NH)
Hatch (R-UT)
Hutchison (R-TX)
Inhofe (R-OK)
Isakson (R-GA)
Johanns (R-NE)
Kyl (R-AZ)
LeMieux (R-FL)
Lugar (R-IN)
McCain (R-AZ)
McConnell (R-KY)
Nelson (D-NE)
Risch (R-ID)
Roberts (R-KS)
Sessions (R-AL)
Shelby (R-AL)
Thune (R-SD)
Vitter (R-LA)
Voinovich (R-OH)
Wicker (R-MS)
yes there is a tier 4 in tx….i called the ui office today…theres no tier 5 which is the state extension.
big: it does not make sense, if you were on tier 2 and it ran out, you should call the Unemployment after the extension bill is passed, and tell them you need to start tier 3.
But what does not make sense is you said you ran out of your tier 2, but in order to receive tier 1 or 2 or 3 ect. you have to finish your regular 26wk claim?
I know in Indiana when I had to go back on unemployment in November after I was released from workmans comp and lost my job for an on the job injury, normally I could fill out a computerized voucher but I had to fill out a paper one where they told me that it could take up to 3 weeks to get a check but I think it was about within a week I had the pay so I guess it caries from state to state. They have posted on Indiana's website that it would take 2 weeks to reprogram their computers but I think they say that just to have a cushion. If they were smart they would start the reprogramming since it looks clear so far that the bill will become law. But then again we are talking about government and look how long this fiasco has been drawn out
Done… I signed it…we all need to do this.
You were denied your regular UI? I never heard that before. How long did you wait after you were laid off to sign up for UI? Did you work at least 6 months prior to applying for UI?
I live in CA. Here we have to exhaust our regular 26 weeks before advancing to EUC.
does anyone have any idea about arkansas? the wiki link in the article has no information and neither does my states department of workforce services website. i was on tier 2 when my EUC ran out. this state is so uninformed, its no wonder that the rest of the country thinks we are all toothless backwoods rednecks.
and get this, i didnt even receive my normal unemployment benefits. they denied me initially, and when i went back after a friend said they told him the same, they said i missed the deadline for my initial claim and sent me straight to EUC. so there is almost $9,000 with my name on it that i cant access.
To my fellow unemployed Americans …
Please sign the petition at the following site:
This could be you! Economists predicting the jobs will NOT be back by Nov. 30th! Let's start now to help avoid the crap we just went through.
thier not gonna get 9 people to vote against it
By the way, I know which bill they voted on today. I never said any bill was my position. I didn't care what bill they voted on as long as they helped the unemployed. You are a very angry person. Chill out!!!!!! You life will be easier if you do.
I read everything. Maybe you should get things straight. I noticed that you have been wrong as well.I stated "in my state", so read before you have a fit!!!!! about things. You are too temperamental. Get it straight. Again, I said my state and each state varies.
I stated that I moved to a tier in my state. It only took 3 days to move for me. Here a claim thats started takes 7 to 10 business days not the 2-3 weeks that you state. Every state varies. So don't come back at me . I am saying what my state does. I filed an initial claim and it took me a week here and so did several other people I know and it took 7-10 days and thats what I stated.
Thank You ExGOP you have been a lot of help. I will fill out the forms when they get them uploaded I really could use the retro pay. I can't miss work I have just started a job.It is good to see people helping each other during this trying …hard times….Thanks Again and God Bless You
Gerryd, I live in the state of Pennsylvania. I'm going to Tier 4 and this will be my last tier of the EUI. I've been calling in to file every 2 weeks and the Reps been just taking my information and place it on hold. So, right now I've have 6 weeks of benefits on hold, which will be my last. Here is a number for you to call, 1(888)313-7284. I've never did the mail in claims. Hope this helps. Let me know how it works out for you, and if there is any of information you may need. Will be keeping you and everyone on this site in prayer. Prayer works!!
Unfortunantly there is no Tier 4 in Texas. Go to www.texasworkforce.org for more info.


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The Pence paradox By George Will The Washington PostFeb 12 2015 - 1:02amComments WASHINGTON — Although he is always preternaturally placid, Mike Pence today exemplifies a Republican conundrum. Sitting recently 24 blocks from Capitol Hill, where he served six terms as a congressman, and eight blocks from the White House, which some Republicans hope he craves, Pence, now in his third year as Indiana's governor, discussed two issues, Common Core and Medicaid expansion, that illustrate the following:
Our bias, ourselves By Kathleen Parker The Washington PostJan 10 2015 - 1:01amComments WASHINGTON — Recent events from Ferguson, Mo., to Staten Island, N.Y., might prompt an observer to infer that American cops are racist and that a bigoted white populace tolerates unnecessary lethal force against minorities.
John Boehner swarmed by pests By Dana Milbank The Washington PostJan 9 2015 - 1:04amComments WASHINGTON — John Boehner won re-election as speaker of the House on Tuesday with the help of an unlikely ally: Mario Cuomo, the former Democratic governor of New York.
Climate change's instructive past By George Will The Washington PostJan 8 2015 - 1:01amComments WASHINGTON — We know, because they often say so, that those who think catastrophic global warming is probable and perhaps imminent are exemplary empiricists. They say those who disagree with them are "climate change deniers" disrespectful of science.
Are Democrats stuck in 1979? By Michael Gerson The Washington PostJan 7 2015 - 1:01amComments WASHINGTON — The passing of Mario Cuomo brought bipartisan tributes appropriate to a rare political figure with a developed inner life. He was Catholic educated, and it showed. How many other politicians grappled with Thomas Aquinas? Even the loser is dignified by such a duel.
America's Slacktivist generation By Dana Milbank The Washington PostJan 6 2015 - 1:02amComments WASHINGTON — I wanted to do something for my country during the holidays, so I went to the movies.
Questioning our questions By E.J. Dionne The Washington PostJan 5 2015 - 1:01amComments WASHINGTON — It is a mark of our pluralistic moment that I learned of an old joke among rabbis from the writings of a great Christian scholar, Jaroslav Pelikan.
Who had the worst week in Washington? Scalise Jan 5 2015 - 1:01amComments Politicians, take note: Never, ever put yourself in a situation where your name and that of white supremacist David Duke can be used together in a sentence, unless you are condemning him.
The senator to watch in 2015 By George Will The Washington PostJan 4 2015 - 1:03amComments WASHINGTON — Standing at the intersection of three foreign policy crises and a perennial constitutional tension, Bob Corker, R-Tenn., incoming chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, may be the senator who matters most in 2015. Without an authorization for use of military force (AUMF) tailored to novel circumstances, America is waging war against an entity without precedent (the Islamic State). Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons during negotiations that should involve congressional duties. And Russia is revising European borders by force and, like Iran, is the object of a U.S. experiment testing the power of economic sanctions to modify a dictator's behavior. As Congress weighs its foreign policy role regarding these three matters, Corker treads the contested terrain between deference to presidential primacy in foreign policy and the need for collective wisdom and shared responsibility.
The joke's on us By Kathleen Parker The Washington PostJan 3 2015 - 1:02amComments WASHINGTON — A writer seeking profound pronouncements for a year-end column is likely instead to find herself awash in punchlines.
'Selma': A film worth arguing about By Clarence Page Tribune Content AgencyJan 2 2015 - 1:02amComments It is no crushing insult to Ava DuVernay's "Selma" that experts dispute its accuracy. In today's movie culture, accuracy only matters when the movie is worth arguing about


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