On Dec 2, 2:25 pm,
datak...@yahoo.com wrote:
> On Saturday, December 1, 2012 8:03:24 PM UTC-5,
data...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > this morning, beautiful winter day....grackles did not speak.
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> > remote, silent through the day with Birdy flying in at 4:30 for a comment on the weather and a request for hot dog chunk.
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> A BLIP of not speaking with Birdy speaking at a mid level this morning.
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> The reported activity bears relevant to the USGS map and current events...I can force it in. There is a parallel EQ flow on
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http://www.iris.edu/servlet/quackquery/budFileSelector.do?network=IU&...
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> the MIST is a folklore observation applied tom you name it (YNI)
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> The MIST as an EQ related phenomena was observed here NOT during sea fog conditions. MIST is a very intyeresting visual as everyone would pass it by unless boating. If you were boating then it would be only fog but from land Gulf waters simmer mist into a clear blue sky....like a HOT cup of coffee at 25 degrees F
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> BTW other people read the material and are current with it. The observation is a small square not a totality or conclusion. It recognizes a biological seismic behavior pattern. MIST started a bio seismic cycle along with the USGS map, the birds peaked with the passing flow or as an artificial end point of that cycle.
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> The analysis is a Doppler type observation as stated previously. Bird communication rises as the cycle or wave if the EQ is significant, passes while human behavior at that time shows significant negative activity.
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> Highly complex and geographically extensive human constucts-eg NASA- appear more fragile as the wave approaches.
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> So, for example a jet crash examined with this analysis may prove out as mechanical/electrical failure or human/software failure. The software angle is interesting.
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> (please forive typos as I'm outside in relative sunlight)
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> HAND !
I suspect a lot of earthquakes will be running along a line of fronts
that extends from the North Atlantic to the China Seas.
You caqn get a good idea of the overall effect here:
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http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov/
"Last Update: Sunday, 02-Dec-2012 10:03:28 UTC" at time of writing
I will probably post a lot of them on my blog for this spell when I
finally get around to that.
I also think that the precipitation in the Antarctic chart is more to
do with potential of tropical storms than the magnitude of
earthquakes.
The magnitude of earthquakes has a lot to do with the category of
tropical storms though. So it is a step in the process researchers in
the past will have missed and thus drawn the wrong conclusions about.
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http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/w_pacific/2012/BOPHA/track.dat
Date: 25 NOV-02 DEC 2012
Super Typhoon-4 BOPHA
ADV LAT LON TIME WIND PR STAT
1 3.60 157.00 11/25/18Z 25 - TROPICAL DEPRESSION
2 4.20 156.60 11/26/00Z 30 - TROPICAL DEPRESSION
3 4.50 156.00 11/26/06Z 30 - TROPICAL DEPRESSION
4 4.70 155.40 11/26/12Z 30 - TROPICAL DEPRESSION
5 4.20 156.00 11/26/18Z 30 - TROPICAL DEPRESSION
6 4.40 155.80 11/27/00Z 35 - TROPICAL STORM
7 4.50 155.70 11/27/06Z 35 - TROPICAL STORM
8 4.60 155.50 11/27/12Z 45 - TROPICAL STORM
9 4.70 155.10 11/27/18Z 45 - TROPICAL STORM
10 4.70 154.40 11/28/00Z 50 - TROPICAL STORM
11 5.00 153.00 11/28/06Z 50 - TROPICAL STORM
12 5.00 152.10 11/28/12Z 55 - TROPICAL STORM
13 4.40 150.70 11/28/18Z 55 - TROPICAL STORM
14 4.10 149.60 11/29/00Z 55 - TROPICAL STORM
15 4.00 148.80 11/29/06Z 50 - TROPICAL STORM
16 3.80 147.90 11/29/12Z 50 - TROPICAL STORM
17 3.60 146.90 11/29/18Z 50 - TROPICAL STORM
18 3.50 146.20 11/30/00Z 55 - TROPICAL STORM
19 3.80 145.20 11/30/06Z 65 - TYPHOON-1
20 4.20 144.30 11/30/12Z 65 - TYPHOON-1
21 4.40 143.00 11/30/18Z 90 - TYPHOON-2
22 4.70 142.00 12/01/00Z 115 - TYPHOON-4
23 5.00 141.20 12/01/06Z 115 - TYPHOON-4
24 5.40 140.10 12/01/12Z 115 - TYPHOON-4
25 5.80 138.80 12/01/18Z 125 - SUPER TYPHOON-4
26 6.10 137.60 12/02/00Z 130 - SUPER TYPHOON-4
27 6.30 136.00 12/02/06Z 135 - SUPER TYPHOON-4
+12 6.90 133.30 12/02/18Z 130 - SUPER TYPHOON-4
+24 7.60 130.60 12/03/06Z 125 - SUPER TYPHOON-4
+36 8.60 127.80 12/03/18Z 120 - TYPHOON-4
+48 9.50 125.10 12/04/06Z 110 - TYPHOON-3
+72 11.70 121.10 12/05/06Z 85 - TYPHOON-2
It isn't just mist either but air frosts -for which there is data
online though the MetOffice mangles it very badly. There are weather
enthusiasts capable of getting it correct.
Of course, the regions affected are going to change with the wind.
Which is why earthquakes happen where they listeth.
All the same sort of phenomenon are p\rt of the greater phenomenon
called Blocking.
So now be a food boy and bone up on Blocking Highs and Blocking Lows,
bearing in mind that is anyone else but me has written about it, it is
a load of bollocks once you get past the overview...
WHATEVER THEY SAY.