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As of Friday, September 08, 2006 20:36:59 -0400 this is what we have on this specific dream drawing prediction. If your able to help provide proof or information on this specific drawing, please click here to send me an email. Please include the exact date of the dream or the DD number. And again, thank you for your time, its very much appreciated.

Millions of fish are going to die from unexplained reasons

Says "Look for a sign is destroyed dome, cross, Christian"

Your other Christian viewers will know of this than myself - although you said you have the bible on cd or something so maybe you could look it up. :)

Yes it's biblical - you're getting lots of these - I think it's in Revelation where the seas turn to blood - so all the fishies die. The water is useless - you cannot do a thing with it. In fact I think all the water in the world turns to blood - or at least blood red and only those christians who bear the mark of God/Jesus will be safe from this 'plague' which is what it's called in the Bible

Also - for centuries the Israelies have wanted the Muslim temple/mosque/whatever it is - the Dome of the Rock - to be destroyed. It is built on the site of.(maybe - my memory is terrible) Solomon's Temple.....which was destroyed during one of the sackings of Jerusalem. Christianity and Judaism both believe that when the Dome of the Rock is brought down, the Temple will be rebuilt....which signifies the return of Christ to this earth.

As I said your other christian readers who read the bible more often than myself as well as remember it - will tell you more. But these two dreams are connected to ancient Judaic/Christian prophecy. That's my opinion and I'm sticking too it. :)

Have a great weekend Brian/Brain and why don't you try and take a break from the dreaming. It must be wearing you out!

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Hi, I'm trying, but this stuff is getting very exciting...and yes...I have the old testament on CD, about 60 or so discs, made it 1/4 of the way, so far it seems like alot of offerings to GOD and killings.

2.27.2006Dear Brian,

Hello. I've just found a news article of which I suppose you had dreamed, though it seems the number of fish that actually died was minimum. Still, the way in which they died remains mystery.

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Scores of Fish Beach Themselves in N.C.

"It's kind of strange," said Mike Sanderford, New River Riverkeeper. "It's a bunch of fish up here, but they're not dead. They're almost docile."

When he arrived, Sanderford said, the fish were lying in shallow water and allowed him to touch them before they swam away.

Representatives of the Division of Water Quality, N.C. Marine Fisheries and N.C. Marine Patrol checked on the fish along the air station's shoreline Friday morning. One expert estimated about 1,000 to 1,500 were crowded in the waterline.

But by afternoon, they were gone. The timing matched another oddity: the water's oxygen level, which veered from one extreme to the other.

"We measured the oxygen levels in the water this morning and they were very low," said Stephanie Garrett, environmental technician with DWQ. "Then two and a half hours later, they were high."

She said that might be a clue that the area saw a case of the "jubilee" phenomenon, in which thousands of live, healthy fish beach themselves.

Scientists know that a jubilee occurs when variety of factors deoxygenate the water, forcing fish to the shore.

Jubilees occur in a number of places, but nowhere as often and as regularly as on Mobile Bay's eastern shore. Jubilees usually occur during the summer, providing a free feast to locals who head to shore to gather the fish up.

"It's normal to them, they all know the conditions that are needed and go down with gigs to get the flounder," said Bianca Klein, biologist at the Air Station. "It's definitely a rarity here, though."

Oct 13, 6:36 PM EDT

Dead Fish Wash Up on Puerto Rico Shore

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) -- Scores of fish in northern Puerto Rico died after sand built up and blocked an estuary, reducing the amount of oxygen in a canal and making the water more acidic, the natural resources department said Friday.

Fishermen reported scores of fish floating in the water and washing up on the shores of Arecibo on Thursday. They complained about a strong stench and the presence of mosquitoes, and said the water in the Tiburones Canal had been contaminated with sewage.

"I am completely frightened by what has happened," said Rafael Pitre Quiles, president of the Jareadito Fishermen Association in the Arecibo area.

Fish were analyzed to see if they had died from contamination, the island's Department of Environmental and Natural Resources said in a statement.

"What happened is that when the estuary was blocked with sand, the levels of oxygenation and pH were reduced to intolerable levels for marine life," the department said. A lower pH means the water is more acidic.

It's not clear how many fish died, though the department said there was a "high mortality."

Workers completed an emergency dredging of the canal on Thursday to level out the sand.

"We were able to correct this situation yesterday," the department said.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has jurisdiction over the canal. The department was seeking a permit from them to permanently dredge the waterway and wants to rebuild the canal walls so sand will not build up again.

Area residents have reported flooding of their homes due to the problem, which they said has lasted several months.