RED ALERT BRITISH COLUMBIA VIBRATING......HANG ON

70 earthquakes of magnitude ranging from 0.9 to 4.8 have been recorded along coastal British Columbia since Dec. 1, with only a handful strong enough to generate any reports, and none causing any damage

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i'd holdin' on

Animals?
Reports on animal behaviorism, anyone?
Do you see birds?

Residents from Metro Vancouver to the Capital Region District felt some shaking late Wednesday as a magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck the Strait of Georgia.

Shortly after the quake hit the international border between Sidney Island and Stuart Island in Washington state, Province readers from Victoria to Maple Ridge reported the ground shook, windows rattled and whole houses shuddered, with the tremor reportedly lasting between five and 20 seconds.

Manos Kanavaros of Richmond said he felt the quake while he was lying in bed, describing it as a “three-second house ‘shudder.’”

South Surrey resident Sean Logan was at home with his wife and a guest when he felt the house move around 11 p.m.

“My wife says it felt as though a bulldozer hit our house,” he said.

No damage was reported, and no tsunami warning was issued.

According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck at 10:36 p.m., 22 kilometres northwest of Friday Harbor, Wash.

Several wags made light of the rumblings on Twitter, with a few wisecracks about the turkey repeating



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funny you mention the birds...
there has been three big ravens hanging around my house and they are very vocal..making some wierd caws....

so I fed them...

nice..

where are you located?

do you feel any vibration?

They thank-you dearly.
Did they tell you anything besides being hungry?

Cascades - beautiful part of the country

Would love to go again

Mt. Hood an over due Volcanic Eruption?
Juan de Fuco Plate.
currently undersea volcanic activity/eruption up there I think.

I dont understand Raven...

but they do seem excited and playfull....

yes it is...enjoying all the snow...and skating on the outdoor rink....

not to mention the near full moon last night with the blue sphere on the right side of it , thats been there for a week now.....pretty cool though walked in it for 3 hours last night...

I'll have to try that...lol

thanks

I haven't been there in years but was around Chilliwack, Cultus lake, Mt Slesse, Chilliwack lake.

On my drive home the last time, I stopped for gas in Hope. I thought the main street looked familiar somehow, then I found out that it was the setting for first blood with Stallone!

i'm on the island and no, didn't feel any today. thought i did last night at about 10/11pm, but it could've been my cat shaking the bed. i was dozing off..

Juan De Fuco Plate and The Cocos Plate are concerns...........blah.......blah...... But now with the Pacific Plate potentially adding/building pressure on the aforementioned plates concerns have increased.
Please do not be alarmed.
The Juan De Fuco plate is said to have created the Cascade Mountain Range, if memory serves correctly.


Not yet??

right on...

Im a little beyond Hope in the mountains at 2500 feet....

Place water in a container. If you think you feel something, check to see if there are ripples in the container of water. Utilizing a camcorder to document events may make you look crazy to sum, but I got UR back. LOL

iSeismometer

free iphone app

that'll show you if you're shaking

Aftershocks from the 7.7 two or so months ago.

Sorry, replied to the wrong post.

good advice..already tried that and I gor ripples

And now you know its not just an internal feeling.
So when your neighbors, friends, and family say, "it is just in your head," you'll know what to do. ;)

Last Edited by TastyThoughts on 12/27/2012 09:16 PM

Prove what. Shake a glass of water what. Fuck.

We all know the West Coast is shaking. Nobody has to prove anything. Give it a rest already.

I would live there for anything. I am inland high on a mountain in the Interior. The coast is toast. Just a matter of time. Its going to flush that place all the way up into the fraser and then pull it all back out to sea.

Sea Ya!

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ads not by this site Deep Earth tremors may foretell major earthquakes

Posted on December 29, 2012by The Extinction Protocol

December 29, 2012 – SEATTLE - Tiny tremors, smaller than earthquakes, are shaking the Cascadia subduction zone deep beneath the Pacific Northwest. The Cascadia subduction zone is where two of Earth’s tectonic plates meet in an epic collision and one haltingly slides below the other. The Cascadia Fault stretches for almost 700 miles (1,100 kilometers) from Northern California up to Canada. The force required to shove a piece of ocean crust into Earth’s mantle can produce mega-earthquakes along the zone, as in Japan and Sumatra. But unlike its western Pacific cousins, the Cascadia subduction zone has not experienced a major earthquake since 1700, when an estimated 9.0-magnitude earthquake generated an enormous tsunami that killed trees in Puget Sound and traveled across the ocean to Japan. The slow-slip and tremors observed in the area are periodic, coming about every 15 months, said Stanford geophysics professor Paul Segall, and were first spotted in 2003. The slow-slip earthquakes creep along the fault at about 4 mph (6.4 kph), for two weeks at a time. The tremors hum about 18 miles (30 km) below Earth’s surface, deeper than the zone where big earthquakes rupture. Some scientists think the tremors are evidence of the sinking tectonic plate slowly dropping into the Earth, which may “load” the shallower, locked zone of the fault. Segall’s group uses computational models of the region to determine whether the cumulative effects of many small events can trigger a major earthquake. The research simulates the slow-slip and tremors on a computer model of the subduction zone. Segall noted that the model needs refinement to better match actual observations on the subduction zone — the decade of intriguing seismic monitoring records that revealed the tremors. He hopes to possibly identify the signature of events that could trigger a large earthquake. “You have these small events every 15 months or so, and a magnitude-9 earthquake every 500 years. We need to known whether you want to raise an alert every time one of these small events happens,” Segall said in a statement. -MSNBC [link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]

Well my dog tripped me and i bumped me head, that was a little strange of the dog and because i hit me head i now see birdies..

nothing today.


/doom

still got vibration here in the Cascade Mountains

[link to quakes.globalincidentmap.com]

where?