Old 10-04-2009, 01:23 AM   #1
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Cleveland Blows!

Geologists are on alert after the Cleveland Volcano spewed an ash plume up to 20,000 feet.

The Alaska Volcano Observatory reports that the volcano on Alaska's Aleutians Islands erupted late Friday, prompting the observatory to raise the mountain's threat level to code orange.

The observatory says satellite views showed the ash cloud drift northeast about 375 miles and disperse over the Bering Sea.

Cleveland is about 940 miles southwest of Anchorage, on a remote and uninhabited island.

The observatory says the 5,676-foot volcano's last significant eruption began in February 2001 and eventually produced a lava flow that reached the ocean.

It says ash emissions from Cleveland were most recently seen in June.

(pilfered from the ADN.com)
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Old 10-04-2009, 02:29 AM   #2
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Wonder if there is a correlation with the recent quake activity around the Pacific Rim?




I'm on top of the New Madrid fault; maybe I'd better check up on my quake insurance...
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Wonder if there is a correlation with the recent quake activity around the Pacific Rim?




I'm on top of the New Madrid fault; maybe I'd better check up on my quake insurance...
Solar activity, The alinement with the centre of the galacsy in 2012, north and south pole magnitic field flipping...

Who knows.
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Old 10-04-2009, 07:26 AM   #5
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It would have to be solar inactivity.



There's no little black spot on the sun today.
It's the same ol' thing as yesterday...
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Wonder if there is a correlation with the recent quake activity around the Pacific Rim?




I'm on top of the New Madrid fault; maybe I'd better check up on my quake insurance...
look up the tectonic plate maps and see if there's a connection, pressures being moved long the lines and stuff. it's all part of the same machine, ultimately.
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The Pacific Rim is rotating. Eventually Baha and LA will be an island...


The sooner, the better!
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The Pacific Rim is rotating. Eventually Baha and LA will be an island...


The sooner, the better!
rotating rims. indeed. I've just had a cheese roll. with branston pickle.
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Yeah, I hate it when the brothers put the low-profile tires and rotating hubs on their SUV's...



Looks ridiculous!





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I thought this was a thread about the Cleveland Browns.
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I thought this was a thread about the Cleveland Browns.
Or Drew Carrey



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Old 10-04-2009, 08:36 AM   #13
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There is another one along that chain that is yellow status currently.

http://www.avo.alaska.edu/
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Wonder if there is a correlation with the recent quake activity around the Pacific Rim?




I'm on top of the New Madrid fault; maybe I'd better check up on my quake insurance...
Have you read "The New Madrid Earthquakes" by James Penick? There are lots of accounts from the newspapers and personal diaries from the times of the big quakes Dec 1811-Feb 1812 that ranged in magnitude from 8.3 to 8.7.

http://www.amazon.com/New-Madrid-Ear.../dp/0826203442
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Geologists are on alert after the Cleveland Volcano spewed an ash plume up to 20,000 feet.

The Alaska Volcano Observatory reports that the volcano on Alaska's Aleutians Islands erupted late Friday, prompting the observatory to raise the mountain's threat level to code orange.

... It says ash emissions from Cleveland were most recently seen in June.

(pilfered from the ADN.com)
sorry, thor, I meant to ask - will this have any effects on where you are or is it remote enough to be interesting but not a threat?
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I haven't read it, but trust me, not a major quake event happens anywhere in the world without the local news reliving the event...


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I haven't read it, but trust me, not a major quake event happens anywhere in the world without the local news reliving the event...


yeah yeah, and they're still dipping into that old guy's accounts of Vesuvius's burb ... like it was set in stone
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Growing up in Kansas, I was taught to distrust Missourians because the wounds of war were still fresh...





(I also learned to be nervous around the white kids and their cowboy culture, not that I blame John Wayne...)
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Growing up in Kansas, I was taught to distrust Missourians because the wounds of war were still fresh...





(I also learned to be nervous around the white kids and their cowboy culture, not that I blame John Wayne...)
at least you don't need spray fake tan

outgrown the distrust, or merely moved it along the line to democrats? **
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Missourians are proud to be Bushwackers...


This always gives me a good laugh when I drive by the Woman's college and they're flying the "Bushwacker Days" pennants...




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Missourians are proud to be Bushwackers...


This always gives me a good laugh when I drive by the Woman's college and they're flying the "Bushwacker Days" pennants...




I'm partial to a banana split. *nods*

and now I'm off to other ports of call before doing what I ought to be doing. l8ters, t8ters
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