Averi Torres, Malibu's Resident Psychic®
Averi’s Predictions for 2006
Averi’s predictions have been the focus of worldwide media press for many years now. Here is a selection of her most recent predictions for the next twelve months. Get ready for a year of prosperity and fascinating changes.
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World Events:
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Iraq will sign a treaty between the U.S. and their new government putting them under U.S. protection.
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The first of three Kurdish rebellions will take place in Iraq.
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China’ continued growth to significantly affect world commerce. China to begin strongly competing in the auto industry.
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An increase in the number of pet adoptions.
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Iran’s continued stock piling and building of a nuclear reactor poses a threat to the world.
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A serious terrorist attack on the Port of Los Angeles to be averted.
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Increasing terrorist attacks, many averted worldwide and especially in the U.S., London, Spain, Australia and Indonesia.
Earth Changes:
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Earthquakes will hit Alaska, India and Japan over a 6.0 magnitude.
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Palm Springs, Big Bear and Mammoth can expect earthquakes which are 6 to 8 in magnitude.
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Malibu will have a series of quakes but nothing creating total devastation.
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The Caribbean Islands, Florida and the East Coast are again at high risk for category 3 and 4 hurricanes.
Sports:
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New athletic records will be set, especially in the areas of strength and endurance
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Yachts will be larger, more than 500 feet in 2006, real megayachts.
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Golf courses will relax and change the stringent protocols and attitudes now in practice.
Health:
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Two new vaccines for the flu virus will be discovered next year that will take care of many strains.
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Holistic health practices will escalate in acceptance and be well integrated in medicine.
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Greater number of individuals discovering their own psychic abilities and their ability to forecast their personal futures.
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Gene therapy is moving closer to eradicating some inherited diseases by 2010.
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The Avian flu will have a vaccine available in 2007 and remain a threat throughout 2006.
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Rise in the number of skin cancer cases recorded in dogs and horses.
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President George Bush Sr. to have heart problems.
Technology:
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Computerized medical systems will become more common.
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The new year will top 2005 in the number of targeted security breaches in cyberspace.
The Economy:
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Slow but sustaining economic growth. The government may have financial difficulties but individuals can and will show excellent profits.
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The U.S. housing industry will slow this year with reductions in asking prices and longer periods on the market.
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Internet to take more print advertising dollars next year, creating a maximum drop of 15% in magazine revenues.
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The stock market to remain strong and volatile. A good year for profit taking and individual stock growth.
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Interest rates will remain stable with one or two more increases this year.
To see the complete list of Averi’s predictions for 2007, click here.