Anyone feel that one

Didn't feel it personally, but an interesting event. Thanks for pointing it out MEM.

Tis the season! /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Must be Titor sending his minions a signal! /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif Now I am sure there are plenty of people around here who would be willing to "interpret" what the signal means.


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Must be Titor sending his minions a signal! /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif Now I am sure there are plenty of people around here who would be willing to "interpret" what the signal means.
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Hell yeah
seriously though, it is a bit wierd.
 
I've got a pretty good headache.

Took it easy today.

When I get these, there is usually a good earthquake, a while after.

Someone on another popular posting board, said it was the New Madrid.

Cree

Minihistory:

For the experiment,. Rainman never sent me a pair of shoes to shine, or cloths to darn.

Everything seemed circumspectal, between me and him.

The tenets of brotherly bonding"
 
(Do you have an increase in tornados and earthquakes than what we have now? is the average temperature in Florida in your time about the same as it is here? or is it different?)

Titor: That's one area I've decided not to talk about...sorry. The average temperature worldwide is a bit cooler.

Titor: You asked about the North Polar ice pack. I never said the environment wasn't a problem. Doesn't water expand when it freezes? If the polar ice cap melted, wouldn't sea level go down? I don't know if there's enough ice for this to make a difference and I'm not an expert on global warming.

Titor: I also heard someplace that if the ice mass on Antarctica melted today, sea level worldwide would rise about 100 feet. I’m not exactly sure that’s true but still… Mt. Everest might be a bit of a stretch.

Titor: The big one? As you are experiencing now, there are earthquakes, storms and other unfortunate surprises from Mother Nature that have impacts on your society and future history. That is one reason I won’t go into detail. However, don’t worry too much about major portions of coastline slipping under water.

Volcanoes curb rise in sea levels

Violent volcanic eruptions help to combat some of the effects of global warming by cooling the Earth and keeping a check on rises in sea level, scientists have discovered.

Eruptions are known to have a cooling effect on the planet's atmosphere because the fine particles thrown up by the volcanoes linger in the air at high altitudes and reflect sunlight and warming infrared radiation before it can hit the Earth's surface.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,1607121,00.html
 
So... we go back to the yellowstone theory huh?
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It’s not about going back. That was a news article that came out RECENTLY.

Titor wrote:

“The average temperature worldwide is a bit cooler.”

“However, don’t worry too much about major portions of coastline slipping under water.”


If Titor indeed is a fraud, he would have said that the temperature is higher or the sea levels did increase considerably. But he clearly says sea levels would not rise.

http://www.ecobridge.org/content/g_evd.htm

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/04/0420_040420_earthday.html

http://www.ucsusa.org/global_warming/science/hurricanes-and-climate-change.html
 
If Titor indeed is a fraud, he would have said that the temperature is higher or the sea levels did increase considerably.
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That would be inappropriate logic. You cannot realistically claim you know how Titor would have positioned himself on anything. Beyond that, you are forgetting the simplest answer: Titor was simply WRONG in his guesses about global temperature change.

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how convenient that NBC-2 find a "2" in the weather pattern.....

And how convenient I can't find reference to it on the supporting links /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
Seeing how we're talking about earthquakes, this is the best place to put this...

Japan quake prompts tsunami alert

An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.2 has struck off the east coast of Honshu, Japan's main island, the U.S. Geological Survey says.
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A tsunami warning was issued for the northeastern Japanese coast; NHK said the quake could produce waves up 30 to 50 cm (12 to 20 inches) above normal.

The quake prompted a tsunami alert for the northwestern coast of the United States as well, though forecasters said only small sea-level changes could be expected.
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I doubt anything will happen, but you never know.
 
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