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After I sent a reply a minute ago, I happen to think of those people in
Turkey who experienced a devastating earthquake this week. It reminds me
of the 8.0+ earthquake in Alaska in the 1960s.....I did not live there then,
but I did live in Seattle and we felt the earth move even that far south....I
was just a kid then, but it was still scary. Fortunately for Alaska, the popula-
tion was sparse so the loss of life was not severe like in Turkey.
Cynthia Bridges-Fowler
MIS Operation Analyst
IMC Global, Inc. / IMC Salt, Inc.
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>>> Tom Brandt <[log in to unmask]> 08/18/99 07:44AM >>>
At 02:17 8/18/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Tom, not unless you live about 200 miles north of the New Madrid Fault. Good
>thing that Iben Browning's predictions haven't been right...yet.
>
So far, at least, the Midwest has not experienced what San Francisco, LA,
etc. have experienced periodically throughout their history.
In Michigan, where I live, I have never experienced even the mild quake
that happened yesterday.
Tom Brandt Northtech Systems, Inc.
+1 734-769-5040 313 N. First Street
+1 734-769-5498 (FAX) Ann Arbor, MI 48103
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