Judy Hevenly

• Florida’s winter rainier than ever, southwest and central less rain drought California.
• Natural gas and oil prices dropping.
• Good cities for the young to live in because of good job growth: Dallas, Salt  Lake City, New Orleans, Seattle, Austin.
• Obama to keep middle ground with Russia and Ukraine.
• Hollywood big blockbusters sequels in 2015: Hunger Games, Star Wars, Episode VII, Mission Impossible 5.
• Automobiles talk to each other through technology to help drivers avert accidents, drive themselves.
• The Eurasian Union formed.
• Major religious leader passes away, as also a former President of U.S.
• Hong Kong to appoint new Premier.
• Apple stock hits $1,600+ by the end of 2015.
• South African to win Ms. World; runner-up, Ms. India.
• U.S. Congress will pass a law to ban the sale of guns to people with mental disorders.
• Debut of 5th G cell phone networks on 5G voice and data speeds will be much faster.
• Windows 10 released by Microsoft with PC greater memory. 
• New U.S. high-tech super carrier launched new type of nuclear reactor for power consumption.
• Australia favored to win the Cricket World Cup in India.
• Chicago Blackhawks to win 2015 Stanley Cup.
• Medical breakthrough: the first artificial heart that is self-regularity.
• The U.S. and South Korea dissolve the combined forces command.
• Last year for Vladimir Putin to be in power in Russia.
• New leader to head government of North Korea.
• President Goodluck Jonathon relected in Nigeria.
• Pope announces by end of 2015 to resign because of hidden illness.
• Big robbery heist in National Art Gallery in New York.
• ISIS will be beaten back by U.S. and Allies.
• TV digital screens that correct vision, no eyeglasses required.
• Panama Canal to expand to enable bigger ships to travel Canal; Asian imports will double; larger ships get into the U.S. ports both on West and East Coast and reload bigger grains and fuels.
• New regulations put into law for cruise lines to protect passengers safety at sea.
• Leyla Yunus wins 2015 Nobel Prize for her work in defending women’s human rights in Azerbaijani.
• U.S. states adopt more crowd funding to help job growth and attract venture capital, including the American space business which has NASA’s blessings to raise monies to revive old probe in orbit and Skycorp to send signals to redirect craft.
• Congress will extend terrorism risk insurance for only three years instead of five; helps protect insurers from being wiped out by claims in wake of a major terrorist attack.
• Christie and Andrew Cuomo will be U.S. Presidential candidates for U.S. in case Hillary Clinton decides not to run.
• Ground forces sent into Baghdad to protect U.S. citizens and American facilities against ISIS.
• Women’s fashions will be a throwback to the 1970s with hair trends long and pinned back.

• Best Actor: Michael Keaton
• Best Actress: Julianne Moore
• Best Supporting: Actor J.K. Simmons
• Best Supporting Actress: Patricia Arquette
• Best Picture: Set to win, Selma, but could win, Boyhood
• Best Director: Richard Linklater
• Best Original Screenplay: Boyhood
• Best Adapted Screenplay: The Imitation Game
• Best Animation: The Lego Movie
• Best Cinematography: Birdman
• Best Score: Interstellar
• Best Song: "Begin Again"
• Best Foreign Film: Ida

• Best Motion Picture, Drama: Boyhood could win, but Unbroken unbeatable
• Best Motion Picture, Comedy: Birdman
• Best Director: Richard Linklater
• Best Drama Actress: Julianne Moore
• Best Drama Actor: Eddie Redmayne
• Best Actress Comedy: Emma Stone
• Best Actor Comedy: Michael Keaton
• Best Supporting Actress: Patricia Arquette
• Best Supporting Actor: J.K. Simmons.
• Best Animation Feature: The Lego Movie

• George Clooney and Amal to announce her pregnancy, possibility of a boy.
• Sean Penn and Charlize Theron to marry. 
• Prince Harry to get engaged.
• Cameron  Diaz and Benji Madden to walk down the aisle.
• Sarah Ferguson to re-marry Prince Andrew in England
• 50 Shades of Gray opening Valentine’s Day boosts record selling box office tickets.

• The ghost of Martin Luther King to hover over the 
  movie premiere of Selma in Hollywood.
• Erratic weather patterns on both East and West Coast
  with unusual sightings of UFOs in South Africa
  and India could be result of humans been watched by
  other beings on different planets.

LaMont Hamilton

• Rumors of an Illness or accident around Hillary Clinton will sideline her chances of becoming the first female U.S. President in 2016. This will concern her feet (as in tripping and falling) or a medically related disease connected to her bones.
• The solar panels of the International Space Station or that of a major satellite will be damaged by debris and temporarily disabling it.
• Former U.S. Attorney General, Eric Holder, or privacy advocate, Edward Snowden will be nominated for the Noble Peace Prize in 2015.
• Some convicted felons will have their voting rights restored nationally by a Supreme Court ruling starting this year and prior to the 2016 elections.
• All institutionalized mental health patients and most prisoners will start to be fitted with micro tracking devices beginning this year.
• The growth and fad of medical smart phone applications will create a whole new cottage industry for smart phones where they will be used more as a medical device than a cell phone and eventually they will be regulated by the FDA.
• Within a year, Christians talking openly about religion in public will be banned in some U.S. cities since it could offend some people.
• New smart technology using a smart phone and involving a newly invented Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) electronic monitor application that can be attached to plants will help identify perpetrators of some crimes if the plant was located at the scene and will revolutionize the paranormal field and future criminal investigations.
• A group of private people or anonymous foundations will embark on solving international (government, military, or high-profile) crimes by offering large rewards for information or convictions in solving them, this could also include bounties offered by the United Nations as well.
• In general, 2015 will be a worldwide landmark year for change in many political, environmental, social, and economic corners of our way of living such as diplomatic relations with Iran and North Korea being reestablished, the U.S. dollar will continue to be dropped by other countries as a primary reserve, several countries like Scotland and others will gain their independence, and controversial carbon tax legislation is passed. (It won’t always look like things are going good, but overall it will be a much better year for everyone when the year is over going into 2016).
• George Clooney’s marriage to Amal Alamuddin will be short-lived due to rumors of infidelity.
• Some trial marriage licenses will be issued like a business license where two people can get married and then decide whether to renew their marriage after a predetermined time, or allow it to lapse.
• A new and cheaper disposable plastic light bulb will replace standard glass bulbs in the near future.
• A controversial push to delete the National Anthem from some sporting events will gain momentum across the country by late this year.
• A national U.S. holiday recognizing South African President, Nelson Mandela will be proposed; this could also be a new commemorative stamp or other recognized event as well.
• Soon, people will have to start paying for some search engine information on the internet in the future after some of the current top fee ad content revenues dry up. (Google, Wikipedia, Yahoo, and others will provide a premium service).
• Demand for e-cigarettes will soon decrease after a lawsuit is filed over a cancer case and states regulate (tax) its use in the same manner as tobacco products.
• Some states that approved legal marijuana will start to reconsider their past legislation this year after more statistical deaths from marijuana-related accidents and crimes will cause them to repeal parts of existing laws, or at least restrict its use by raising the minimum age that younger people can acquire it. Colorado and Washington state are at center of this issue.
• Due in part by new screening procedures, some airlines around the world will refuse to fly people based on prior medical problems like the flu, colds, respiratory illnesses, and minor ailments to prevent lawsuits from being filed against them from infected customers.
• There will be a financial adjustments of at least a 500-point drop in the Dow Jones stock market around March, where a country like Japan could default on their debt, or President Obama makes a policy adjustment (like a Fed interest rate hike) that will cause a ripple through the U.S. stock market.
• Several threats, or attempts on the life of the Pope Francis by ISIS groups will be revealed before November of this year.
• The Dow Jones stock market will hit 20,000 this year, but the tipping point for a crash or major adjustments will occur when it crosses over 20,000, but before 21,000.

Nikki

• Two subway trains collide in New York City.
• Danger around President of France, François Hollande.
• Two planes collide on the runway at Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C.
• An earthquake of great magnitude in Washington, D.C.
• Terrorist attack in Washington, D.C.
• A cruise ship sinking off the coast of France.
• Terrorist attacks in London, England and Paris, France.
• A causeway bridge collapses in Florida.
• A school shooting in Denver, Colorado.
• Earthquakes in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado, San Francisco.
• A bank burns down near Wall Street in New York City.
• A shooting at an airport terminal, injuring many.
• Divers off the coast of Florida find millions in treasures.
• Tokyo in ruins after a giant earthquake.
• A bear escapes from a Toronto zoo.
• A famous golfer will get injured when a golf ball hits him.
• A cargo ship is hijacked near San Francisco.
• A movie star loses a leg in a motorcycle accident.
• A meteorite strikes Auckland, New Zealand.
• Space tragedy.
• Russia invading other countries.
• Invasion of Russia by U.S. and British tanks in Moscow.
• Meteorite hitting a commercial airliner.
• Tragedy around the new World Trade Center.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin in danger.
• They will find a definite cure for the Ebola virus.
• A mysterious virus in Sweden shocks the world.
• Hollywood movie stars being kidnapped by terrorists for ransom.
• A fire at the White House in Washington, D.C.
• Mount Etna erupting; Mount St. Helens erupting.
• An elevator accident in New York City, falling 20 stories.
• Another huge earthquake in Japan.
• Many breakthroughs in the cure for cancer.
• A tightrope walker will walk across the pyramids in Egypt.
• An attack on the U.S. with drones.
• A Bonnie-and-Clyde kind of bank robbery in New York City.
• Israel and Iran attack each other.
• Increased amount of UFO sightings.
• Crazy weather conditions still persist in the world due to global warming.
• An attack on the Vatican and the Pope
• A subway train getting highjacked.
• North Korea attacking South Korea.

• Halle Berry splits from Olivier Martinez.
• Julianne Moore nominated for an Oscar.
• Brad Pitt Oscar nomination.
• A person claims to be Marilyn Monroe's child.
• Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake split.
• Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson split.
• A movie star will name their baby "Mona Lisa".
• Angelina Jolie will be nominated for a Best Director Oscar
• Barbra Streisand and James Brolin split.
• Gwyneth Paltrow back with Chris Martin.
• A baby for Jennifer Aniston.
• Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi will split.
• Jack Nicholson hospitalized.
• A Hollywood murder around two sitcom stars.
• Oprah will marry, but has to be careful of danger.
• Bill Cosby has to be careful of his health and well-being.
• Taylor Swift has to watch herself around transportation.
• Jimmy Kimmel will rescue someone from a fire and be a hero.
• George Clooney entering politics, but has to be careful of danger.
• An arrest in the Natalie Wood murder.
• Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas split again.
• Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman possible split.
• Benedict Cumberbatch nominated for an Oscar.

Sidney Friedman

• Back in December of 2008, just after the crash, I made several bold but eventually accurate predictions about the economy. One of them was that the timetable would be 7 to 8 years for the economy to recover where a range of factors showed strength. Bingo! It may seem obvious in retrospect, but at the time, no one else gave it an accurate timetable. And I have since accurately predicted the trend of the DOW in all but one of the years, plus accurately predicted the unemployment rate for each of the subsequent years.
• For this year, the U.S. economy will have a temporary downturn/slowdown in early Spring, and among some roller-coaster-ing, it climbs through the end of the year, and by Fall generally will be booming in many sectors.
• The unemployment rate drops even more, to around 5.1%, and we'll begin to see a noticeable rise in wages and salaries.
• The Dow Jones will finish 750 points or more higher than where it began, in spite of two noticeable drops during the year. Interest rates will go up just a little, an eighth of a point here and a quarter point there.
• The year to watch is 2016, where a shake and crash of several markets occurs preceded by a surge of inflation. Always though, before making investments, consult an investment professional and/or use your own knowledge and intuition combined.

• Though a polar vortex was the news of last year, in 2015 I see a "molar vortex". A story related to teeth will be in the news this year, potentially in the New York City area.
• Plus, I see a solar vortex (so to speak) this coming summer for Chicago and states east of here, with a near-record or record spell of heat.
• Big clunky-looking "bucket" handbags with chain straps will be the "in" thing for women -- and for pickpockets.
• The fez returns.
• Infrastructure breakdowns will be a predicament in several cities this year, with a significant infrastructure circumstance in part of New York City affecting the city economically. 
• An island disappears.
• A bird species thought extinct, reappears.
• Time stops. A scientific discovery is made regarding time and light.
• A dog breaks a world record.
• Tango surges in popularity.
• Books, yes, printed books, show a surprising increase in sales.
• A seiche of some magnitude occurs in one of the great lakes during the summer or early fall, most likely Lake Michigan.
• Another East Coast tremor, plus a significant southern California quake, as well as a rumbling in the Midwest.
• Ukraine experiences a severe economic collapse.
• A breakthrough is announced in the cure for Parkinson’s disease.
• A discovery is announced in the cure for Alzheimer’s disease.
• I predict it every year, so why not this year too? The Chicago Cubs will make it to the World Series for the first time in over a century. I also predict I’ll be wrong. So I'll keep predicting this until it happens

• Speculation surrounds the marriage of Jay-Z and Beyonce. Contrary to some rumors, the first couple of hip-hop will groove to the same beat and stay together in 2015, and in fact, they will announce a second child, via either pregnancy or adoption.
• Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth will be the "hot-not" Hollywood couple of 2015 with a revelation they are "friends with benefits."
• Taylor Swift will eat at Shake Shack in NYC but still won’t gain a pound.
• By mid-year, the troubled Amanda Bynes will be back on the straight and narrow with her head and life back to some semblance of normalcy; a new movie role will come her way.
• An incident with a rock will affect George and Amal Clooney.

• Julianne Moore will win Best Actress for a movie called Still Alive.
• For Best Supporting Actress, though the competition will be fierce with Emma Stone, Jessica Chastain and Laura Dern all potential winners, I see Patricia Arquette winning for Boyhood (with an outside chance of Meryl Streep for Into The Woods).
• The Lego Movie wins for Best Animated Feature among major contenders Big Hero 6 and How to Train Your Dragon 2.

Craig Hamilton-Parker

• Prince Harry will get engaged.
• Major volcanic eruptions in Japan and Hawaii.
• National health and police strikes with riots in London.
• Joan Collins dies.
• Royal family death.
• Zara Phillips – princess Anne’s daughter – will fall pregnant.
• Strange fluctuations in the Earth’s magnetic field detected.
• A nuclear submarine will get into serious problems. It could be Russian though there is also Chinese involvement; perhaps an incident over the disputed Japanese islands in the China Sea?
• A lot of maritime problems, and there could be a very serious disaster akin to the sinking of the Titanic.
• Closer ties between Russia and China; an economic and military pact. In the years to come this will become a powerful alliance that will challenge America.
• Economically, India will rise faster than China in the coming years.
• Josefina Vázquez Mota will become the first female president of Mexico. There will be a bad earthquake during 2015 in Mexico City. Mexico’s economy will see an improvement as more cartels and gang leaders are brought to justice in 2015. A deal is done with America over immigration with American companies offering economic opportunities to temporary workers on short term visas.
• Many countries may see terrorist attacks from lone gunmen. I see Berlin, Rome and Paris as a targets but a simultaneous London attack with be thwarted. I feel one of the most frightening will be aboard a passenger liner.
• A celebrity kidnapping and an attack on a member of the Saudi Arabian Royal Family.
• Both Facebook and the BBC will develop search engine algorithms for the Internet (and not just for their own websites) in an attempt to rival Google. Amazon will also make ventures into web search.
• The Conservatives will win the U.K. election by a whisker as they will agree to bring forward the European Election Vote and so disrupt UKIP's momentum. Cameron will be ousted just after the election despite his electoral success.
• Jeb Bush will gain popularity and will win the American election in 2016. Serious family difficulties and illnesses for the Bush family during 2015.

Tana Hoy

• We are going to lose a famous female icon involved in entertainment for many years.
• Even more women will come forward claiming to have been raped by Bill Cosby. He will be sued civilly by some of his female accusers. They will win their civil lawsuit against him.
• There are going to be rumors leak out, claiming that Scientology has secret parties where their gay practitioners can meet other men in a safe environment. These rumors will be quickly denied by the organization, but many people will come to believe that the “rumors” are true.
• There are going to be the deaths of three celebrities in 2015. One will be by suicide, one will be drug related, and one will be of natural causes.

• Three major UFO sighting will be reported around the world in 2015. These sightings will be so obvious, that it will be hard for even the media to deny.
• There are going to be many UFO sightings in 2015. Sightings of actual aliens, and people being abducted by aliens, will also be on the rise. This will be due to the major planetary shifts our planet will experience in the upcoming year.

• An evangelical minister is going to outed for being gay. At the pulpit, he preaches loud and clear about the sins of homosexuality, but we are going to find that in his private life, he doesn't see anything wrong in participating with other men in what he calls "sins of the flesh".
• A major organized religious organization from Utah is going to be discovered to be involved in a major money laundering scandal. There are going to be claims that the church has been using its donations for the financial gains, and the benefits of its high-ranking members. This will be all be denied by the church.
• A new type of religious cult is going to form in 2015. The leader is going to hold many bizarre ideas, and it will attract many celebrities, authors, and other well-known people. It will leave many people scratching their heads ,wondering how so many intelligent people are drawn to this bizarre new leader.

• Overall, the stock market is going to do very well in 2015. Gold and silver prices will stay consistent. The U.S. dollar in will remain strong in 2015 as a result.\
• Corn and wheat will do well in 2015.

• Major corruption is going to be revealed in the Republican party in 2015, even dirty secrets about the Bush family, 9/11, and other serious issues, are going to be leaked to the public. Many people will be in awe and disbelief about what they hear. This information will be so painful for many Americans, that many will refuse to believe any of it.
• A Republican senator is going to be accused of taking payoffs from the drug cartel. Once this rumor comes out, he will resign from congress immediately. There will be a small investigation into this, but nothing will turn up that will implicate him of any wrong doings.
• Jeb Bush will decide to run for President. He will not win. Many truths will come out concerning the corruption that was going on in government during the time of George Bush, Jr., shocking America. America will then decide they have had enough of the Bush’s in office.
  

• Many so-called conspiracy theories that seemed so weird to many people are going to turn up new, undeniable evidence, that will prove there were covered up, and true, after all.
• There is going to be a discovery made between children born with autism and the food that mothers eat during their pregnancy, due to the chemicals and preservatives that food manufactures are putting into our food.

• There is going to be a discovery for an HIV vaccine that will go into trials in 2015. This vaccine will prevent people from becoming infected with the HIV virus.
• A new species of plant life will be discovered in the Amazon, that has beneficial healing properties for diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and other serious health conditions.