Already into September and also full swing into Hurricane season, "Earl" is
scheduled to hit Nova Scotia's South and West coast  on Saturday. Currently
a Category 4 Hurricane, Earl will lose some of it's power as it comes up the
Eastern seaboard of the US. Probably be a Category 1 time it reaches me and
I'm hoping... downgraded to a tropical storm as it comes up through the colder
ocean waters in the North Atlantic.

A category 1 Hurricane has wind speeds of up to 95 mph but can peak at 135 mph
but forecasters figure it will be around the 75 mph mark blowing through Nova
Scotia. On the chart below...you can see the south coast of Nova Scotia where
Earl will be howling at approximately 8 AM, Saturday morning.



I think of it as a reminder from Mother Nature that she is still around and can put
a crimp in our everyday schedule. Flights will be grounded and Ferries will remain
tied up until Earl passes. Truckers will certainly have to be cautious if they are near
the "eye" where winds are the strongest and can easily push over those big rigs as
if they were weightless.

So... as I keep an eye on Earl and wonder which way he will eventually swing...either
towards me or off to the west, I'm very pleased with the cycler, Ad2Million . My positions
continue to cycle daily and I got paid to my Alertpay account yesterday within a half an
hour of requesting. I'm already well into profit thanks to my downline members who
decided to join me in this venture.

GrandBankClub continues to place spots on the 40 Board moving more Club members
near and into centre (paying) positions on the boards... spawning "clones". It's all about
duplication which results in doubling, tripling, etc... a member's compensation from the
Board game.

"Spawning clones"...looks like something out of a space movie about Aliens doesn't it?
In reality...moving through each board earns a Club member cash and extra positions
(clones) that get paid the same as the "original" position without any extra funding.

My next article will include more about money making programs but also a unique
story of a Ship I once sailed on in the late 70's that has long been de-commissioned
but refuses to fade away where recent front page News headlines revived old memories
of the destroyer and my Navy days.



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