As usual, my daily trip to the Deaths in 2012 site involved checking for notable individuals who passed away that day. As well, I also perused the list, going back a few days to see if other's had been added recently, and although I noted a few, one in particular stood out: Note the following excerpt from Bill's wiki page:Bill White, 51, American animator, after brief illness.[93]
William W. "Bill" White, Jr. (July 15, 1961 – October 27, 2012) was an American animator, and a comic book writer,penciller, and inker.[1]Over the last 2-3 months, "Deaths of Notable William's"; "Colors"; and "Comic Animator's", are just a few of the cluster synchronicity themes/categories that have cropped up. So as you can make out from just the first excerpt above, he can be added to all three clusters: Bill is short for "William"; his surname, White, is a "color"; and he was a "Comic Animator".
Previously, one post in particular had stood out given that the "Colors" and the "Comic Animator's" cluster had cropped in regards to two notable individuals, butt this really takes the cake. Note this excerpt taken from my September post entitled : Bruno Schettino and Bruno Bobak' War Zone RIIP (Here):
If you've been following my blog, you already know about the "Brown" cluster synchronicity, but for those who haven't, then I need to fill you in a little bit on what occurred while writing my September 19 post (Here). Note the following excerpt taken from the post:
Finally, I stopped at:1989 – Dik Browne, American cartoonist (b. 1917). First of all, the spelling of "Dik Browne" as opposed to the usual "Dick Brown" is in keeping with the inner twin world's 'artzee' style.
Dik Browne with "red bearded"Hagar the Horrible
Charles Schutz and Charlie Brown Secondly, that his surname "Browne", coupled with his occupation as "Cartoonist", synchro-connects with 2 separate cluster synchronicities, one involving the surname "Brown" and another involving "cartoonists". In fact, if you venture over to my Toumai Blog, to the post entitled "Charles Schulz ; Charles Smith Synchro Deaths" (Here), you'll discover that these same clusters appear here as well, re: cartoonist Charles Schultz, creator of the iconic Charlie Brown.
To make a long story short, what happened was this: on September 19th I posted research in regards to Russel E. Train (once President of the WWF) who had just passed away, as per the mandate of my Pronoiasecret Blog which is to investigate what I refer to as "synchro-deaths"-- namely, reporting on the deaths of notable individuals in conjunction with synchronicity (unusual "coincidence"). In this case, and during the course of my research, cartoonist Dik Browne cropped up (via synchro-connection) to the notable death that I was in the process of investigating. This in turn synchro-connected to an earlier post involving Charles Schultz, creator of Charlier Brown, which had also involved a "color cluster synchronicity re: Brown". Then to top it off, in the next few days following, two notable individual's surnamed "Bruno" and then a "Brown" had been added to the Deaths in 2012 site. THAT is synchronicity!!
OK, so then note my recent post of October 31st entitled: William Blass and Wilhelm Brasse RIIP (Here), where between October 21-24, I noted the following cluster found on the Deaths in 2012 site:
So 6 notable Williams had passed away in 4 consecutive days. Beating the odds even when taking into consideration the names popularity during the early 1900's.
So this now brings us to comic animator Bill White, who as you can now see, happens to fit into all three categories -- the "Deaths of Notable Williams"; the "Colors"; and the "Comic Animator's" cluster synchronicities. And there's more. Bill produced a comic that featured his own characters re: Kaptain Keen and Kompany (Vortex Comics), where the letter "K" stands out in audd and yet typical fashion of the "inner twin world", hence fitting in with and adding to another recent cluster synchronicity that I refer to as the "letter K/ number 11" categorie. To give an example, note the following excerpt taken from my September 12th post (Here) Note as well, that below the "ASKY", is a single red K. Considering that letter K is the 11th letter of the English alphabet and considering that the 4 super-centenarians who recently passed away were 111 years of age at the time. I consider this an astounding cluster synchronicity around sequences of 1's, AND, a signature of the inner twin world!!
I decided to put up this comic cover (see at left), designed by Rick Baker, because the ad had just cropped up while research/writing this post. Of course I'm reminded of an eerie doppelganger Popeye, his evil twin of sorts, and I'm sure that was the intent of the comic producer... and of Rick Baker. And just look at how his one eye is popped out... very much like the comic character, Popeye, who usually has one eye squinting and the other eye open (a popped eye). But the real "eye opener" synchro-connection is with the fact that Popeye had just recently cropped up in my October 26th post re: Roland de la Poype and Flying Aces Synchro , note this excerpt from the post:Poype is an audd surname to say the least. It sounds like a cross between "Popeye" and "Pope". Strange, I decided to venture over to Popeye's wikipage and found this photo with caption (at right). Note this excerpt taken from the Polikarpov 1-16 wiki page:
Popeye on a Spanish
Republican Air Force Polikarpov I-16.Full scale work on the TsKB-12 prototype began in June 1933 and the aircraft was accepted into production on 22 November 1933, a month before it took to the airNote the date highlighted in gold-- 22/11/33, definitely evidence of the inner twin world leaving their mark. And speaking of Flying Aces and Popes, I wrote a post not long ago, that included Billy 'Bishop', Canada's top flying Ace of WWI, note this excerpt:
- The Red Baron (2 May 1892 – 21 April 1918), German pilot and top ace of World War I, died in battle on the 111th day of the year
- Wilfrid May (April 20, 1896 – June 21, 1952) was the final allied pilot to be pursued by the Red Baron. May’s birthday of April 20thfalls on a leap year, making it the 111th day of the year.
After rereading the excerpt, I just realized that two of the names have a synchro-connection to the name "William". For one, the name Wilfrid, shares the same prefix as William. Note the following etymology:
- Billy" Bishop (8 February 1894 – 11 September 1956), top Canadian ace in World War I, died on 9/11, after which there are 111 days remaining in the year.
Wilfrid: "desiring peace" from Old English wil "will, desire" and frið "peace"
This was enough for me to research a bit more about Rick Baker. He mostly creates movie effects. Note this poster ad for the movie "The Thing With Two Heads", that Rick had a hand in designing the special effects for. I believe that Rick Baker is meant to factor in, as well as his "pop-eye" character and the hand he played in the "two heads" movie ad. I'm also reminded now of the name "Keen" re: Kaptain Keen, and how it's also a word, that we often use when also referring to the eye, ie: keen eye... or keen vision. So as you can see, there are other synchro-connections cropping up. Note this etymology (word origin):
keen (v.)"lament," 1811, from Ir. caoinim "I weep, wail, lament," from O.Ir. coinim "I wail." Related: Keened; keening. As a noun from 1830.
keen (adj.)
Since the word "can" is mentioned as being related to keen, note the etymology:
can (v.)
can (n.)
UPDATE:
So now that we're on the subject of "Kan's", maybe we should ask, "kan's of what and why"?! Hmmm, Popeye seemed to always speak so highly of spinach and he always had a kan or two kicking around. Spinach it seemed, was his claim to fame-- at least it gave him the super strength that made him so popular. Note this ad at right-- Allens takes Popeye and their brand of Spinach, running wee, wee, wee, all the way to the bank. TOOT -TOOT!!
;-)(-;
Seriously tho, spinach has been long over rated. Not that it doesn't have mega health benefits butt note this excerpt taken from the Health Revival site re: post entitled, Spinach vs Kale: The Knockout
(Here).
As you can see, kale is dominating this round with outstanding numbers in almost all nutrient categories, especially the vitamins! Kale, ounce for ounce, has over 4 times the amount of Vitamin C! Kale also wins this round. Hmmm.
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| my kale ... and note the audd squash that grew up the tomato cage. We have had such incredibly warm weather for November?! |
Note this excerpt taken from the Popeye site:
SpinachThe popularity of Popeye helped boost spinach sales. Using Popeye as a role model for healthier eating may work; a 2010 study revealed that children increased their vegetable consumption after watching Popeye cartoons.[34]Popeye needs to take a second look... he needs to open that other eye to see the bigger picture-- that he'd be even better off eating a "kan of kale"... and see, it even goes with the synchro-flow.
AND, while Popeye's getting his little image make over, maybe he should give himself a good little knock-- knocking the pipe out of his own mouth and quit sending mixed messages to innocent children who so obviously look up to him... and then he could take his new, better and stronger image and flash it around so that other children ikons, like Frosty and Santa think about knocking the habit too. Switching the pipe for a can of coke isn't the answer either... not unless Coca Cola comes up with a healthy version using kale... they could call it "KoKa Kale-a".As a final, note this etymology:
kale (n.)THAT's audd... on several accounts. For one, I didn't know that "kale" was slang for "money", and nor was I aware that it's origin was "cawul" (which happens to sound like "cole"). Of even greater synchro-interest, is that many of my posts as of late have concerned "money" of one sort or another, take for instance my recent November 1st post (Here). The post also references other recent posts that involve money... pennies mostly (of differing color/metal makeup) and it seem's that the over all sense being "some things, like pennies, may seem insignificant butt when there's billions, they aren't so insignificant after all". If you read the entire post, you'll note another synchro-connect re: "i for eye sore".
Coming back now to the origin of the word kale re: "cawul" (aka "Cole"), I'm reminded of someone who I know well that goes by the surname "Cole". A few days ago, started an Etzy store page where I highlight a pewter design that I created (Here), which in the attached description, this person is well mentioned as well the connection we share, note this excerpt:
A small pewter heart embedded with my thumb print , originally called the "Worry Heart", had quickly become my most popular design. Then one day I was approached by a woman who made a special request. Carol Ann Cole told her story, of how she had risen the corporate ladder from typist to Vice President of Bell Canada, only for it to crash down when she and her mother were diagnosed with breast cancer. Carol Ann Cole won her battle, but the loss of her mother later that year left a sorrowful impact on her life, and she began to look for a way to "make a difference". When she walked into a store and discovered the Worry Hearts, she wondered if this might be a way .
the Comfort Heart
At Carol Ann's request, I changed the name. I then added a tiny second heart, transforming the Worry Heart into the "Comfort Heart". While adding the second little heart, my thoughts were of Carol Ann and her mother "Mary Rose"... and also of my sister, Linda, who worked with me at the time, and had waged her own brave battle against cancer twice, thankfully winning each time. The comfort heart is a way for Linda and I to make "a difference" as well, so the Comfort Heart Initiative was born. From the purchase price of each Comfort Heart $6. goes toward Cancer Research.
Special thanks goes not only to Carol Ann who has gone on to write her memoirs in her first book called "Comfort Heart" http://www.carolanncole.com/author/comfortheart.htm . And last but not least, a special thanks goes out to each and every "Holder of the Heart", who've each made a difference, having played an intricate part in raising over one million dollars for Cancer Research to date.
As you can see, pennies aren't the only thing that add up to make a big difference. Note as well this etymology:
heart (n.)As you can see, the "K" theme is kropping up once again!! "Kerd" is the origins of heart. Perhaps the inner twin world are in their own way saying "have a little Kerd" ... or better yet, "have a kan of kerds and kale".
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