Japanese woman finds her cat after the Tsunami.
http://lovemeow.com/2011/03/cat-survived-and-reunited-with-family/
Staint Paddy’s Day
In the morning I realized I was the only person at work not wearing green. And I believe I am the most Irish of the bunch.
Happy Pi Day
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“Note that the shaded areas refer to the locations where the aurora will be overhead. Because the auroral forms are more than 80 km (55 miles) above the earth, you may see them from as far as 400 km (250 miles) away. The green line equatorward of the main auroral zone identifies the region where aurora can be seen on the horizon.”
http://www.gedds.alaska.edu/AuroraForecast/Interpreting.htm
Aurora Alert for the 9th and 10th:
“There were two “M-class” events on the sun on the 7th of March. We estimate
that the effects of these events will reach Earth on the 9th and 10th of
March. This should produce magnetic activity leading to Kp=4. This
corresponds to our auroral index = 4. Check the forecast page maps
appropriate to your area to see if the aurora would be visible to you. Then
watch the short term forecast to know when to go out and look for the
aurora.”
http://www.gedds.alaska.edu/AuroraForecast/Default.asp?Date=20110309
