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Magnitude 3.2
Region PUERTO RICO REGION
Date time 2019-12-10 03:30:02.5 UTC
Location 18.93 N ; 67.20 W
Depth 60 km
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Magnitude 3.6
Region OFFSHORE EL SALVADOR
Date time 2019-12-10 03:57:45.0 UTC
Location 12.97 N ; 88.59 W
Depth 58 km
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Magnitude 4.3
Region TAIWAN
Date time 2019-12-10 04:13:54.4 UTC
Location 24.01 N ; 121.51 E
Depth 20 km
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Magnitude 3.0
Region WESTERN TEXAS
Date time 2019-12-10 05:15:01.4 UTC
Location 30.98 N ; 103.62 W
Depth 5 km
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I’ve spent the last two nights watching mountain climbing videos. Try a few. Climbing Mont Blanc, climbing the Matterhorn etc. some are just 5-7 minutes long. There are upper intermediate grade climbs so you don’t have to be major professional. Just need a good guide.

Was a decent strong shake. We are right on the eastern coastline so I live approx 12 miles from the epicentre of this earthquake. It is in a similar area to our region's last big earthquake that happened in 2007. If this quake had been at a much more shallow depth than it was then I seriously think we could have seen quite a bit of damage to our city/region.

I've been watching Christmas baking competition shows lol!

Glad you're safe Lone Ranger, and thanks for checking in!

Magnitude 2.1
Region OKLAHOMA
Date time 2019-12-10 07:47:23.9 UTC
Location 36.31 N ; 98.12 W
Depth 4 km
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Thread: Full Moon at 12:12am on 12/12...numbertards check in.

All good.

Thank you God Father!

75 ft wave off California Coast

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I wanna know more about this....is it normal for a buoy to record a wave that large, other than during major storms???

Thank you for the good luck wishes and congrats my friends. You are simply awesome! I decided to go to the prize ceremony tonight, so we will see. I took all measures to not take the risk to hear any result from the AJAX game, so I can watch it in relay when I get home: earplugs, music, blindfold (to avoid cheering or rampaging supporters.) It will work.

And the job interview. I am confident, have prepared myself by being me and that's about it. No nervosity needed, just healthy tension. And it happens if it happens. Maybe a second round and take it from there.

As said, you are awesome!

that story! So hilarious. I can even visualize it. And it would be a trip in itself to see you and Sim and who ever else wants to come along. Even though I am sure Kickin' knows more about Amsterdam than I do, the coffee shops at least, lol.

And the names they give those weeds Sim. Looking good!

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10 Hours until Trump Rally PA begins and already people lined up waiting in the rain

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When in college (antiquity),,,I joined in on the marijuana
circle at a party.
I then noticed that the couch had some stuffing coming out of one of the back cushions.
For the next couple of hours I became profoundly aware of the very deep significance of couch stuffing and its multi-faceted ramifications, even to the workings of the universe.
I also became aware that I was exceedingly brilliant; hence, able to make sense of the couch stuffing, something that had escaped me until then,,,and also has escaped me since then.
That was it for me with the drug culture of the 1960's, except a roommate gave me some amphetamine so I could study for an exam (she was sleeping with the local pharmacist who gave her the pills). I was up all night long,,,planning out my entire life, making 4X6 index cards of what I would do each year far into the future. No sleep at all, and dragged myself to the exam somehow, can't recall the results.
So I have been clean since all that, except for cigarettes and coffee, no drinking either.



Last Edited by Arnie on 12/10/2019 10:34 AM

Wow, just 20 miles off the coast too.

No, it's not normal. It's not even normal during a storm for a buoy so close to the coast.

"Waves of that size usually only occur far out at sea where the wind has been blowing across a big area," said James Behrens, the principal development engineer and manager for Scripp's Coastal Data Information Program. "The only other station in the network that measured a wave this large is deployed 800 miles off the coast of Washington."

The wave did take place during a storm though, and was caused by the storm.

The wave occurred during a storm event known as a "bomb cyclone" when there's a rapid drop in air pressure. The system slammed southern Oregon and Northern California with rain and snow and whipped up coastal waters.

"The cyclone really deepened and strengthened quite a bit and the wind behind the cyclone really amplified the waves," said Josh Whisnant, a forecaster with the National Weather Service office in Eureka. "We had gusts over 50 mph over the water associated with the event. That churns up the ocean and builds the wave height even more."

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That's the spirit!



Best Wishes!!