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In article <323ED4E8.28D@oro.net>, RIchard Adams writes: 
>David Salzberg wrote: 
>>  
>> sci.geo.geology and sci.geo.earthquakes 
>> Keywords: 
>>  
>> The survey posted by R. Adams is biased.  I am conduncting 
>> a simple survey.  It is: 
>>  
>> 1) Should sci.geo.earthquakes be moderated? (Y/N) 
>> 2) Should sci.geo.geology be moderated? (Y/N) 
>>  
>> The surve will be active until 9/21. 
>>  
>> This will adress the fundimental Question. 
>>  
>> THIS WILL NOT BE AN ANONYMOUS SURVEY. 
>>  
>> -- 
>> David Salzberg                salzberg@seismo.css.gov 
>> Sliding down the slippery slope to oblivion... 
>>  
>> All opinions are mine unless otherwise noted. 
> 
> 
>Please offer suggestions to improve the survey I posted. 
>It was designed to continue to mold the proposal. 
> 
>Your survey doesn't address the problem that the likely 
>answer for many people is: 
> 
>"I want some moderation but it depends on what it consists of" 
Richard, you keep saying many people, but all I see is the 
majority of responses to your posts are a flat NO. 
Why do you persist and keep posting what most people don't 
want? 
Why do you keep cluttering up this newsgroup? 
You have posted any documentation to back up your claims.  Why? 
>rather than a simple Y/N answer, the answer is "it depends". 
The majority of posters are voting NO, including myself. 
Dennis

In article <51o0qm$384@dfw-ixnews8.ix.netcom.com>,
Stackman  wrote:
>mjfields@westworld.com (Matthew J. Fields) wrote:
>
>>Yes it does offer some good info.  I do miss the maps with swaths that
>>indicate the fault zones.  
>
>Did you ever get a chance to follow/explore any of those swaths?
Myself, I drive home eery evening IN the San Andreas rift zone/valley
on the San Francisco Peninsula, and then follow one of those pink
swaths to Daly City. I actually got to see them fill in the last sag
pond in South San Francisco and build a house on it.
-- 
    ********** DAVE HATUNEN (hatunen@netcom.com) **********
    *               Daly City California                  *
    *   Between San Francisco and South San Francisco     *
    *******************************************************

In article <51nsdh$9uk@mtinsc01-mgt.ops.worldnet.att.net>, drturi writes: 
>In article <51er70$scn@news1.t1.usa.pipeline.com>,  
>gentryd@pipeline.com says... 
>(major snip) 
>>Dennis 
>(minor snip of mis-leading data) 
Looks like Turi is refusing to face up to the facts.   
Don't worry Turi.  I'll still be posting the  *FACTS*  so that 
people will see that your experimental windows don't have anything 
to do with earthquakes.  At least they haven't been showing any 
promise so far. 
Based on NEIC QED reports thru 9/06/96 UTC  
Windows with    hits on 6.0+ events: 7  
Windows without hits on 6.0+ events: 2  
Days with events outside of windows: 9  
Averages:  
43.8% for all 6.0+ events with/without windows  
77.8% hitting on windows alone  
Events by highest reported magnitude within windows  
 8 EQs  6.0 - 6.4  
 1 EQs  6.5 - 6.9  
 2 EQs  7.0 - 7.4  
 0 EQs  7.5 - 7.9  
 0 EQs  8.0 - 8.4  
 0 EQs  8.5 - 8.9  
Events by highest reported magnitude outside windows  
 9 EQs  6.0 - 6.4  
 2 EQs  6.5 - 6.9  
 2 EQs  7.0 - 7.4  
 0 EQs  7.5 - 7.9  
 0 EQs  8.0 - 8.4  
 0 EQs  8.5 - 8.9  
July              1                   2                   3  
1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+  
--------------------------------------------N  
--------------------------------------------N-Y-------N---Y  
---------------------------------------------|___|-------|___|  
1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+  
August            1                   2                   3  
1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+  
--------Y  
--------Y  
--------Y  
--N-----Y---------Y-Y-Y-----N-------Y---------------N-N-----Y-  
-------|___|-----|___|||-----------|___|-------|___|-------|__  
1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+  
September         1                   2                   3  
1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+  
--------NN  
------N-NN-N  
_|  
-|___|-------------|___|-------|___|-------------------|___|  
1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+  
Legend:  
|___|  Turi's windows of probability  
+ - between dates indicates noon  
Y - 6.0+ inside  of window  
N - 6.0+ outside of window  
hyphens used only for spacing  
Notes:  
Two windows overlap each other for 8/31/96 and 9/2/96.  One window  
ends and the other window begins at the same time.  So in actuality,  
we have a 4 day window instead of the normal 2 day window.  
Dennis

Richard Adams wrote:
stuff deleted
> 
> I believe that the ideal target of the survey is the
> whole group of people that would vote during a call
> for votes (CFV), and that although your intentions are
> noble, your survey reaches less of that target since you
> have stated that, "THIS WILL NOT BE AN ANONYMOUS SURVEY"
> thereby implying that you will post the names of the
> participants while the dicussion is still taking place.
The voting for newsgroups (unless it has changed
in the last several years) is not anonymous.  
> 
> There are many people that do not want to be a part of the
> flames, but will have a say in the CFV, that WILL NOT
> respond to your survey.  Also, people are aware that the
> issue of moderation isn't a simple yes or no issue,
> they may want to have one type of moderation and not another.
> Your survey doesn't give them that choice, so again your
> survey would attract fewer total respondents as it gives
> them no conditional choice.
>
The point is that before the type of moderation is discussed, it
is useful to determine if any moderation is desired.  
It is that simple.  You seem to have assumed that most
people want moderation, and your 
survey assumes that moderation is desired.
That is the problem with your survey.
David

In article <51o0qm$384@dfw-ixnews8.ix.netcom.com>, stackman@ix.netcom.com
(Stackman) wrote:
> mjfields@westworld.com (Matthew J. Fields) wrote:
> 
> >Yes it does offer some good info.  I do miss the maps with swaths that
> >indicate the fault zones.  
> 
> Did you ever get a chance to follow/explore any of those swaths?
> 
> Stackman
Yes I have!  The far Southern segment of the San Andreas is still
on my list however.  
I have come to appreciate the sad reality that there are way too
many people living right along active strands of major faults.  Sure
there is a need for great concern where ever you live in Cal.  However,
to build housing tracts within less then a kilometer from 
Mr. San Andy is a little too much for me to bear. (e.g. Palmdale)
matt fields

In article <51o7q4$gro@phunn1.sbphrd.com>,
Frank_Hollis-1@sbphrd.com.see-sig (Triple Quadrophenic) wrote:
: In article <323ED873.1796@oro.net>, happypcs@oro.net (RIchard Adams) says...
: >Oliver Seeler wrote:
: >> 
: >> Dick waves his latest scheme:
: >> 
: >> >ATTENTION:
: >> 
: >> >* Here's your chance to make a difference.
: >> 
: >> >* All survey respondees will be held private.
: >> 
: >> [snip]
: >> 
: >> This meaningless "survey" is a fraud from any scientific viewpoint.
: >> Participation in it may have a result you do not intend.  Ignore it.
: >> We should start treating dick like any other spammer.
: >
: >The survey gives you the opportunity to cast a vote
: >and stop the proposal by a simple e-mail message.
: 
: 
: 
: Dick,
: 
: 
: So far I have seen dozens of posts complaining about this idea and not a 
: single one in favour of it. As far as I'm concerned that's a good enough 
: indicator as to how s.g.g and s.g.e readers feel about it.
: 
: Now why don't you go somewhere else and see if theres another group you can 
: try to take over. Or just learn how do set up your own, hows about alt.dick?
: 
Mr. Hollis,
While you may disagree with him, Mr. Adams does have just as much right as
you to post here. Try not to fall into the same category of behavior
you're ascribing to him.
That said, at this point, I personally think that it is time to just drop
the pre-RFD as well.
I would not be adverse to seeing one properly done by someone with some
background in newsgroup administration.
I've always been of the opinion that moderated groups should only be
proposed to be implimented by those with a reasonable expectation of being
able to accomplish the moderation. And my belief is that Mr. Adams does
not currently have that expertise, nor has he lined up someone (at least
as far as anyone has been told) to create it for him.
IMO, the dividing line, if the groups were to be moderated, would be
automoderation with everyone starting at a blank slate. The line for
moderation could be drawn at non-earthquake related issues (a prediction
dealing entirely with storms or plane crashes or [something unspecified]
"is going to happen" is entirely irrelevant to the earthquake groups, for
instance) and blatant SPAM (MMF, etc.) in the earthquake newsgroups.
Those who then commonly abuse the charters of the affected groups would
then be put on notice that their actions will lead to hand-moderation
(with concommitant delay) and if repeated thereafter, refusal of all posts
from the poster.
This is a system where those creating the problems are called to
responsibility for their abuses. Responsibility becomes the delimiter that
determines how the poster is treated. Abuse earns delay or removal from
the group by the abuser by his/her OWN actions.
That is the scheme that has tended to work in several successful currently
existing moderated groups (even those with a hundreds of posts a day -
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated, for example, which averages between
150-250 posts a day with very little delay in post approval). 
But it does require someone with expertise be willing to stand to do the
work at creating the system. That should be the first criteria considered.
The question of whether moderation as a single concept is acceptable to
EVERYONE is not, in and of itself, relevant. There are always those that
will object to moderation on the grounds of censorship, without
recognizing that there are times when *moderation* may be legitimately
called for. That is what the RFD discussion & CFV periods are for: to
determine if the groups are justified in the opinions of the USENET
knowledgable and the affected newsgroups' readers.
-- 
 David A. Stinson   Web Page: http://www.procom.com/~daves/index.html 
Product Integration Work E-Mail      : daves@procom.com
     Engineer       Personal E-Mail  : dstinson@ix.netcom.com   or
Procom Technology                      dastinson@aol.com
**** OPINIONS ABOVE ARE THOSE OF D.STINSON, AND NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF PROCOM TECHNOLOGY ****

In article <51jmnr$845@frazier.backbone.ou.edu>,
lakshman@nsslsun.nssl.uoknor.edu (Valliappa Lakshmanan) wrote:
> Why is Japan in the year 8? Do they count centuries as years? Anyone
> care to explain? (although this has nothing to do with
> sci.image.processing, it is interesting enough ... :)
They begin a new calendar count everytime a new ruler steps onto the
throne. It was 8 (?) years ago the present Emporer was crowned.
        James

gentryd@pipeline.com wrote:
> 
> In article <323ED4E8.28D@oro.net>, RIchard Adams writes:
> 
> >David Salzberg wrote:
> >>
> >> sci.geo.geology and sci.geo.earthquakes
> >> Keywords:
> >>
> >> The survey posted by R. Adams is biased.  I am conduncting
> >> a simple survey.  It is:
> >>
> >> 1) Should sci.geo.earthquakes be moderated? (Y/N)
> >> 2) Should sci.geo.geology be moderated? (Y/N)
> >>
> >> The surve will be active until 9/21.
> >>
> >> This will adress the fundimental Question.
> >>
> >> THIS WILL NOT BE AN ANONYMOUS SURVEY.
> >>
> >> --
> >> David Salzberg                salzberg@seismo.css.gov
> >> Sliding down the slippery slope to oblivion...
> >>
> >> All opinions are mine unless otherwise noted.
> >
> >
> >Please offer suggestions to improve the survey I posted.
> >It was designed to continue to mold the proposal.
> >
> >Your survey doesn't address the problem that the likely
> >answer for many people is:
> >
> >"I want some moderation but it depends on what it consists of"
> 
> Richard, you keep saying many people, but all I see is the
> majority of responses to your posts are a flat NO.
> 
> Why do you persist and keep posting what most people don't
> want?
> 
> Why do you keep cluttering up this newsgroup?
> 
> You have posted any documentation to back up your claims.  Why?
> 
> 
> >rather than a simple Y/N answer, the answer is "it depends".
> 
> 
> The majority of posters are voting NO, including myself.
> 
> 
> Dennis
I think its a good idea to have surveys but they
have their drawbacks.  As others have pointed out,
each survey may invite a different character of
respondent.
I believe that the ideal target of the survey is the
whole group of people that would vote during a call
for votes (CFV), and that although your intentions are
noble, your survey reaches less of that target since you
have stated that, "THIS WILL NOT BE AN ANONYMOUS SURVEY"
thereby implying that you will post the names of the
participants while the dicussion is still taking place.
There are many people that do not want to be a part of the
flames, but will have a say in the CFV, that WILL NOT 
respond to your survey.  Also, people are aware that the
issue of moderation isn't a simple yes or no issue,
they may want to have one type of moderation and not another.
Your survey doesn't give them that choice, so again your
survey would attract fewer total respondents as it gives
them no conditional choice.
You began your survey with the prelude stating that my
survey was biased, yet people may find that yours survey
is biased and may be inclined to answer mine and not yours.
If nothing else, these surveys illustrate the problem
that can occur when the results are posted and might
influence the group.  It wasn't my intention to influence
the group with my comments about the results of my surveys.
If you see that I made a mistake before, you should
also see that you might be making a similar mistake.
Richard

RICHTER SAID  -- .
.
Predictions based on positions of the sun and moon have to be regarded 
a trifle more
seriously, since there is evidence that tidal forces may occasionally 
act as triggers for
earthquakes otherwise on the point of taking place; in this way the 
date and hours of
occurrence  ( occurrence -two r's) may show a  slight statistical 
correlation with the
tides.
- Proof of many of my well documented predictions and dates are to be 
found there -
http://www.salemctr.com/newage.html - try it .
This theory is at an early stage and is  EXPERIMENTAL only.
Next window is for Sept. 22nd, 1996- A window is operational 1200 
hours 
centering the given date and sometimes a few hours before and after 
the window - 
Thus 1200 Sept.21st through 1200 hours Sept. 23rd - UTC is used.  This 
theory is not 
"yet" recognized by the scientific community or USGS and indicate only 
the possibility
for UNUSUAL and HIGH seismic activity.  Previous windows (see sample 
later on) have
accurately pin pointed earthquakes of a minimum of 6.0 and well above 
6.5.  " As above
as below", everything is interconnected.  The windows do not stop at 
earthquakes (HIGH)
probability/intensity but include various ways of  mother nature 
expressing herself
through destructive weather pattern.  ( Edouard etc., tornadoes/floods 
etc.).
This negative celestial energy (cyclonic reasonance) also affects 
sophisticated electronics
equipments (planes/ boats/ trains/cars/ airport traffic control 
towers, generators/
electronics) thus the high possibility to experience 
failures/accidents leading to a lost of
general power as experienced with both "state blackouts" that struck 
inside my windows.  
Those windows do also affects "physical" computers (viruses) and 
(spiritual) computer
(brain) which is reacting with the subtle but real outside "stimuli". 
 Thus under those
windows, the worse elements of our society  will respond and act out 
(robotic
expressions) the will of the cosmos "Rodney King dilemma, Los Angeles 
riots etc.
producing dramatic news with the police force".
A Supernova month is unfolding.  Weeks before January 1996 I 
posted my predictions for a Supernova window.Then, a few weeks later, 
as anticipated "A record breaking weather development" hit New York 
early January
1996- September 1996 will be one of the worst month in 1996 in terms 
of weather
development and natural disasters. 
On the following windows, expect the weather to go seriously out of 
hand. The upcoming nefarious energy will produce chain reaction 
accidents, oil spill, sea accidents. On certain given dates expect 
volcanoes 
eruption, tornadoes, floadings and large earthquakes.  This energy 
will certainly affect airports electronics and thousands of travelers 
will be stucked "cancelation flights". Black out, lost of power and 
general communication is very high on my windows. If NASA decide to 
launch the shuttle, they are on for serious electronics failures and 
trouble then costly cancellations. A shuttle exploded a few years ago 
and many expansive satelites were lost during these "Supernova" 
windows. 
Here is the dates and  please PRINT THEM!
September 2nd - 
September 11th -
September 17th-
September 29th-
The next destructive Supernova window is for December 1996. (just 
commemorate this
post, better print it!)
To all - A Supernova month is in action, thus be ready for a very 
destructive celestial energy affecting the weather, producing 
hurricanes
tornadoes and very large quakes on the given dates. 
private@aol.com ()
Newsgroups: alt.paranet.ufo
Subject: Dr Turi's predictions
Date: 10 Sep 1996 23:05:59 -0400
Organization: America Online, Inc. (1-800-827-6364)
Well, today is 9/11 in Japan........Tokyo has a 6.6 earthquake, 
centered in the
Pacific.....with a Tsunanmi warning.  You were at least on the right 
side of the world on
this.  
------------------------------
On the window of Sept.17th, 1996 "as predicted!"
 Tornadoes strike hurricane-slammed North Carolina - September 17, 
1996 -  KINSTON,
North Carolina  -- Add tornadoes to the  weather problems of eastern 
North Carolina.
Two weeks after Hurricane Fran thrashed the area with torrential rains 
and high winds, at
least three damaging twisters spun through communities that were still 
reeling from
floods. 
 September 17, 1996 -  Thunderstorms in East, snow in Utah - Rain 
spread across much
of the East Coast states on Tuesday Sept. 17th, and  tornadoes hit 
beleaguered North
Carolina. In the West, cold air brought snow to the mountains of Utah. 
SAMPLE OF SUPERNOVA PREDICTION POSTED JANUARY 1996 ON THE
WWW
Full proofs of 1996/1997 Universal Predictions and dates are to be 
found at
http://www.salemctr.com/newage.html
On September  22 nd, 1996 many will be  surprised by big explosions 
and nature's
decastating forces - (quakes/volcanoe).
On September 29th  a very destructive energy will take many lives as 
news of drama and
death will plague the the media. Bad news from the ocean/oil.
I would like to thanks all the people on this group for their 
participation.
Respectfully to all
Dr. Turi

In article
,
mjfields@westworld.com (Matthew J. Fields) writes:
>I have come to appreciate the sad reality that there are way too
>many people living right along active strands of major faults.  Sure
>there is a need for great concern where ever you live in Cal.  However,
>to build housing tracts within less then a kilometer from 
>Mr. San Andy is a little too much for me to bear. (e.g. Palmdale)
>
>matt fields
I too do not understand how any government could allow the construction of
housing developments on the side of the San Andreas. I drove through
Palmdale last week on highway 14 and stopped in the road cut to take
pictures of the swirling rock locating the fault....got back in the car
drove through the road cut....an presto...a couple of hundred tract homes
butting right up against the ridge formed by the fault.
UNBELIEVABLE...How did it happen?
I lived in Missouri when the federal government closed the town of TImes
Beach due to dioxin pollution. They bought every house in town and moved
everyone out because they were afraid that the chemicals might cause
cancer. How could L.A. county or the city of Palmdale allowed people to
put themselves in this kind of situation? There is plenty of desert around
this town to develop.
Truly hoping someone knows the answer.
Bill Davis
San Pedro, CA
30 blocks from the Cabrillo Fault, but at least I've got the beach!

In article <3238E6F8.2720@oro.net>, Richard Adams  writes:
[...]
>
>The majority of people now joining into the internet
>would prefer that some moderation reduce the level of
>off topic net wide spam, and the system proposed here
>is a good working system to do that.  Kill files are
>more useful to experienced users with particular modes
>of internet service, which is not the mode of typical
>user these days.
I have seen no evidence that a majority of people would like
moderation. Kill files are not difficult to use if you have an
intelligent newsreader. With xvnews if I decide never even to be aware
of postings from a certain individual it's only a few keystrokes.
Killing all posts sent to more than two newsgroups is only a little
harder. Don't impose moderation on people if your real complaint is
with brain dead news readers like Netscape or MS Explorer--tell those
software suppliers what you want and that you'll buy the first product
that has the right combination of features.
-- 
Gerard Fryer      
gerard@hawaii.edu        http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/~gerard/
Personal views only.

In article <32388C95.6FAB@nbn.com>, "Philip L. Fradkin"  writes:
>What I have noted since I joined the Internet a 
>month ago and began lurking in the background is that seismologists, 
>when they communicate on the Web, write quite clearly and in a lucid 
>manner that is missing from their journals.
Lucidity is the goal of those journal articles too, but the intended
audience is not a lay audience. Many seismologists can write without
descending into their professional vernacular; some do so regularly
(Susan Hough comes to mind). Indeed, even in "their" journals you'll
find some digestible material. Look at SSA's "Seismological Research
Letters"--there are always a few articles there intended for an
interested lay audience, and the stuff is current, too.
[BTW, to any seismologist interested in attempting a literate piece for
public consumption, I strongly recommend "The Sciences." It's a great
little magazine with considerably more class than Sci Am or Discover,
and it has wonderful editors and support staff. Discover's current
front cover howler (erroneously presenting Tunguska as "The last time
the Earth was hit"), would never have made it to The Sciences.]
[...snippage...]
> Perry Byerly, the director of the UC seismological stations in mid 
>century, wrote: "A complete description of an earthquake can never be 
>made from the study of the records of seismographs. In this day of the 
>extensive use of instruments there is grave danger that field 
>observation will be neglected." [P. 53. "Seismology," N.Y.: 
>Prentice-Hall, 1942] Amen.
Fortunately, there is no chance of that happening. Quite apart from
field studies of current earthquakes, the rapid growth of
paleoseismology -- studying the signatures of prehistoric earthquakes
-- alone means that the proportion of seismologists getting their hands
dirty is higher than it was mid-century.
BTW, while it may be comforting to think that there were good old days
when seismologists communicated freely with the public, I have ample
evidence that it was not so. When I was a kid in the fifties I used to
buy "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories," as well as comics about Carl
Bark's wonderful character "Uncle Scrooge." If ever a storyline
required someone to demonstrate the obscurity of science, the cartoon
scientist was invariably a seismologist: white-haired, male, bedecked
in a white lab coat, bearded, and always spouting gibberish. I wonder
if that influenced my choice of career...
-- 
Gerard Fryer      
gerard@hawaii.edu        http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/~gerard/
Personal views only.

Mark Brigham wrote:
> 
> I urge those interested in this topic to get ahold of William Glaze's editorial
> in the July issue of Enivronmental Science and Technology (v. 30, p. 273A-274A).
> 
I agree, the article is well worth a few minutes' consideration.
I think the solution is to keep the established journals and peer 
review process, but to work towards accelerating the overall time 
to publication and increasing availability.  Peer review will always 
take some time (weeks or months) and this should be understood and 
accepted as a necessary part of producing quality work.  What is 
becoming unnecessary and therefore unacceptable is the effort and 
tedium required to obtain journal articles by photocopying or through 
traditional inter-library services.
All new articles should be put ONLINE by the journal publishers.  The 
technology exists and journal subscribers/clients will increasingly 
demand it.  There are no good reasons why the endless photocopying and 
slow physical deliveries must persist.  The sooner that publishers can 
set up reasonable online distribution, including fair payment for their 
publishing and review services, the better for all involved!
Ed
> 
> --
> Mark E. Brigham, Environmental Engineer -- email: mbrigham@usgs.gov
> U. S. Geological Survey, 2280 Woodale Drive, Mounds View, MN 55112-0049
> WWW: http://wwwmn.cr.usgs.gov/
> 
-- 
///  Ed Hill                                           
///  Center for Multiphase Research    
///  UNC  Dept. Env. Sci. & Engr.                   Voice (919) 966-7892
///  Chapel Hill, NC  27599-7400                     Fax  (919) 966-7911

A minor nit to be sure, but history is longer than you might think:
>In article  mcorman@netcom.com (Mary Corman) writes:
>
..... lots snipped.....
> > If any notice was published at the time of that event or of any 
> > similar ones, the article in our paper didn't say so. Don't USGS 
> > responsibilities include public information? Not everyone living
> > near a fault reads Usenet, and this newsgroup didn't exist in 
> > 1992.
I've been reading ca.earthquakes since 1986, give or take a bit. 
Yes, sci.geo.earthquakes didn't exist then but most interested folk (I know 
Andy was here then, as were several of the SEP folks) were already 
active with ca.earthquakes at the time of the Whittier quake.  Most of the
Caltech people came on line only a little later.
Apropos slow quakes: you only get damage from one if you're parked
pretty much directly on the fault line (*AND* both the fault and the 
motion extend to the surface, as in Hollister).  Settling from soil
moisture changes is probably a more real cause of ground-motion damage for 
most houses, and certainly so for freeways.
-- Pete

In article <51nqic$bra@mtinsc01-mgt.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
Dr.Turi@worldnet.att.net (drturi) writes:
>
>Next window is for Sept. 17th, 1996- A window is operational 1200 
>hours 
>centering the given date and sometimes a few hours before and after 
>the window - 
>Thus 1200 Sept.16th through 1200 hours Sept. 18th - UTC is used. 
Gee, this prediction really takes the cake. Make a prediction that starts
on the 16th on the 18th (UCT).
I predict the following will occur in this window:
- 2 earthquakes will occur off the coast of Japan, probably off Hokkaido
- Patriot missle batteries will be deployed in Kuwait
- A small detachment of North Koreans will "invade" South Korea in a
radar-evading
  plastic submarine.
- There will be earthquakes, volcanic eruptions in Alaska.
Jim Loftus
I think I haven't made a wrong prediction yet. (Unless, of course, someone
actually noticed the momentary disappearence of Peru last month.)

In article <323FF418.30FB@nts.ohn.hydro.on.ca>, asmish@nts.ohn.hydro.on.ca 
(Harold Asmis) says...
>
>The Canadian in me is glad that this discussion is finally coming around
>to the civilized side of the spectrum.  I've supported Richard's
>efforts, since I can see the potential of the destruction of this
>group.  The old methods of email retaliation and kill files just don't
>work anymore.  So maybe we should back off from this Clintonian proposal
>of healthcare, and just discuss (in a civilized manner) how we can
>improve the health of this group.  (for God's sake, don't go into a
>discussion on health care :)
OK. First, lets define the problems with the groups at present (I say groups 
but I only read s.g.g). There's been a lot of rubbish about creationism, the 
normal wierdness from ArchiePoo and miscellaneous junk ever since I've been 
here. The last lot was almost too much but has died down now. Other noise 
(Dr Turi for example) is on-topic even if it's garbage.
I see no way to prevent the Turis of this world. What he posts belongs in 
s.g.*. In this case the only defence is to personally killfile him.
Most of the other crud could be handled by an automatic bot that does not 
allow any post that is crossposted to more than n other groups (where n is 
variable) outside of a list. It might not be a bad idea to prevent anything 
cross-posted from talk.origins and some other groups.
This way nobody is prevented from posting to s.g.* if they want to. They 
just can't include us in their muckspreading attempts.
If somebody wants to propose this I have no problems at all.
[news.groups removed from followups as we're no longer discussing the RFD]
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Frank J Hollis, Mass Spectroscopy, SmithKline Beecham, Welwyn, UK
Frank_Hollis-1@sbphrd.com         or        fjh4@tutor.open.ac.uk
 These opinions have not been passed by seven committes, eleven
sub-committees, six STP working parties and a continuous improvement
 team. So there's no way they could be the opinions of my employer.

In article <323FBF7D.79AD@oro.net>, happypcs@oro.net (Richard Adams) says...
>
>
>I'm curious about the possibility of redress through the courts you've
>suggested.  Who would be the defendant(s)?  What would be the cause of
>action?  Why does what was proposed lend itself to more exposure than
>other systems already in use?
Wow! I hadn't thought of that objection.
You were proposing that a person could be ejected from a public forum just 
because the majority didn't like what they were saying. Now that would 
probably be OK over here in the UK where we have no real rights, but I 
thought you USAians held the concept of free speech very highly. Is it 
illegal over there to prevent somebody from speaking out if it breaks no 
other laws?
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Frank J Hollis, Mass Spectroscopy, SmithKline Beecham, Welwyn, UK
Frank_Hollis-1@sbphrd.com         or        fjh4@tutor.open.ac.uk
 These opinions have not been passed by seven committes, eleven
sub-committees, six STP working parties and a continuous improvement
 team. So there's no way they could be the opinions of my employer.

You two don't seem to believe, but I have recieved a couple Emails from people
who do...I'll keep them anonymous by thier requests...
Something I forgot to mention... He has been on the Oprah show, that CBS
morning show(Good Morning America?), and a Fox special called Mysterious
Universe or something like that. Not every "nut" gets to do that...

Sample of previous posts - September 1996 will be one of the worst 
month in 1996 in terms of weather development and natural disasters. 
On the following windows, expect the weather to go seriously out of 
hand. The upcoming nefarious energy will produce chain reaction 
accidents, oil spill, sea accidents. On certain given dates expect 
volcanoes eruption, tornadoes, floadings and large earthquakes.  
Caribbean volcano erupts,  torches abandoned structures
PLYMOUTH, Montserrat -- Spewing red-hot gravel, an erupting volcano 
torched several buildings in an evacuated zone Wednesday and coated 
with ash the abandoned capital of that  West Indies island.  It was 
the largest eruption of the Soufriere Hills volcano since itrumbled to 
life last year.
Yes I know, volcano erupt everyday!!! :)
Next window is for Sept. 22nd - key words are surprises and 
explosions.  See you then
Dr. Turi

My answer is very simple--NO moderation of either group.
Thanks for the opportunity of making a simple statement.
Barbara
Chico, CA.
> a simple survey.  It is:
> 
> 1) Should sci.geo.earthquakes be moderated? (Y/N)
> 2) Should sci.geo.geology be moderated? (Y/N)
> 
> The surve will be active until 9/21.
> 
> This will adress the fundimental Question.
> 
> THIS WILL NOT BE AN ANONYMOUS SURVEY.
> 
.......nor should it be!

In article <51rbij$djs@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, jimfl@aol.com says...
(Major snip)-----------
Reminder-----On certain given dates expect volcanoes eruption, tornadoes, 
floadings and large earthquakes.  
The next destructive Supernova window is for December 1996. (just 
commemorate this post, better print it!)
To all - A Supernova month is in action, thus be ready for a very 
destructive celestial energy affecting the weather, producing hurricanes
tornadoes and very large quakes on the given dates. 
Sample of previous posts - September 1996 will be one of the worst 
month in 1996 in terms of weather development and natural disasters. 
On the following windows, expect the weather to go seriously out of 
hand. The upcoming nefarious energy will produce chain reaction 
accidents, oil spill, sea accidents. On certain given dates expect 
volcanoes eruption, tornadoes, floadings and large earthquakes.  
HIT 1 -Caribbean volcano erupts,  torches abandoned structures
PLYMOUTH, Montserrat -- Spewing red-hot gravel, an erupting volcano 
torched several buildings in an evacuated zone Wednesday and coated 
with ash the abandoned capital of that  West Indies island.  It was 
the largest eruption of the Soufriere Hills volcano since itrumbled to 
life last year.
Yes I know, volcano erupt everyday!!! :)
Next window is for Sept. 22nd - key words are surprises and 
explosions.  See you then
Dr. Turi
Hit 2 - private@aol.com ()
Newsgroups: alt.paranet.ufo
Subject: Dr Turi's predictions
Date: 10 Sep 1996 23:05:59 -0400
Organization: America Online, Inc. (1-800-827-6364)
Well, today is 9/11 in Japan........Tokyo has a 6.6 earthquake, centered in 
the Pacific.....with a Tsunanmi warning.  You were at least on the right 
side of the world on this.  
------------------------------
HIT 3 -On the window of Sept.17th, 1996 "as predicted!"
 Tornadoes strike hurricane-slammed North Carolina - September 17, 1996 -  
KINSTON,
North Carolina  -- Add tornadoes to the  weather problems of eastern North 
Carolina.
Two weeks after Hurricane Fran thrashed the area with torrential rains and 
high winds, at
least three damaging twisters spun through communities that were still 
reeling from
floods. 
HIT 4 - September 17, 1996 -  Thunderstorms in East, snow in Utah - Rain 
spread across much
of the East Coast states on Tuesday Sept. 17th, and  tornadoes hit 
beleaguered North
Carolina. In the West, cold air brought snow to the mountains of Utah. 

Sorry, I don't know anything about your question.  I am from Texas and 
I don't have any experience about earthquake so far.

						September 19, 1996
		Weekly Earthquake Report for Southern California
		------------------------------------------------
        	             September 12 - 18, 1996                   
	Prepared by:  Kate Hutton, Seismological Laboratory
		      (kate@bombay.gps.caltech.edu)
		      Lucy Jones, U. S. Geological Survey
		      California Institute of Technology
	For further information, please contact the authors or the 
	Caltech Public Relations Office at 818-395-6327.  For daily 
	updates, call our Earthquake Information Hotline: 818-395-6977.
			--------------------------------
	This week's Report covers the time period from midnight Thursday
	morning, September 12, Universal Time (ie. GMT), to midnight 
	Wednesday night, September 18, Universal Time.  In local time, 
	the period of coverage is from 5 p.m., September 11, Pacific 
	Daylight Time, to 5 p.m., September 18, Pacific Daylight Time.  
	We detected and processed 295 earthquakes during the seven-day 
	period covered.
		Compared to the last two weeks, seismicity was very low,
	although the total number of quakes was about average for the
	year so far.  We only had one quake within our Seismographic
	Network that was above M3: that was a M3.8 last Thursday after-
	noon in the San Jacinto Fault Zone near Lake Perris.  It was
	felt, in the Idyllwild area and in Palm Desert.  The focal 
	mechanism was strike-slip, consistent with the strike of the
	San Jacinto Fault.
		Table 1 lists the quakes this week that were M2.0 or 
	larger in the central part of the coverage area.  Times are local 
	times; if you want Greenwich Mean Time, add 7 hrs to the Pacific 
	Daylight Time or 8 hrs to the Pacific Standard Time listed.
	Table 1
	-------
	Date  Time      N Lat.   W Long.   Mag  
	-------------------------------------------------------------
         9/11  8:18 pm  35  5.6  117 29.3  2.1  11 mi. NE of Boron
         9/12  2:52 am  34 37.8  116 39.9  2.8  20 mi. NE of Lucerne 
						Valley
         9/12  4:15 am  36 17.0  120 22.3  3.2  10 mi. N of Coalinga
         9/12  4:41 am  33  3.1  117 45.8  2.3  26 mi. SSW of San Clemente
         9/12  4:42 am  33  4.1  117 45.7  2.1  	"
         9/12  7:48 am  34  3.5  117 15.6  2.2  Under Loma Linda
         9/12  9:50 am  33 10.9  115 36.3  2.8  1 mi. ENE of Obsidian 
						Butte
         9/12 10:56 am  34  1.8  117 15.2  2.2  1 mi. S of Loma Linda
         9/12  1:23 pm  34 14.2  119 43.7  2.2  12 mi. S of downtown Santa 
						Barbara
         9/12  2:18 pm  33 54.3  117  8.7  3.8  8 mi. N of Perris
						FELT
         9/13  3:09 am  35 58.9  117 50.8  2.5  7 mi. SE of Coso Junction
         9/13  8:52 pm  33 57.6  116 21.2  2.0  8 mi. E of Desert Hot 
						Springs
         9/13 10:18 pm  32 43.4  115 24.8  2.0  6 mi. NE of Calexico
         9/14  4:29 pm  32 21.6  118 18.3  2.3  31 mi. S of San Clemente 
						Is. 
         9/14  8:02 pm  34 25.8  116 29.4  2.1  21 mi. N of Yucca Valley
         9/14  8:30 pm  33 10.1  116 33.7  2.0  6 mi. NNE of Julian
         9/16  5:49 am  34 15.1  116 27.1  2.0  9 mi. N of Yucca Valley
         9/16  5:42 pm  33 26.9  117 58.3  2.1  11 mi. SSW of Newport 
						Beach
         9/17  1:59 am  36  6.9  117 51.1  2.3  Coso Range, 5 mi. ESE of 
						Haiwee Reservoir 
         9/17  3:14 pm  32 39.7  115 56.3  2.1  6 mi. SSE of Ocotillo
         9/17  5:59 pm  36 17.1  120 22.1  2.7  10 mi. N of Coalinga
         9/17  6:38 pm  36  0.7  117 49.7  2.1  7 mi. ESE of Coso Junction
         9/17 11:25 pm  35 58.1  117 39.2  2.2  17 mi. ESE of Coso 
						Junction
         9/18  1:44 am  34 18.3  118 25.0  2.0  1 mi. NE of San Fernando
         9/18  2:02 am  35  5.7  117 29.4  2.1  11 mi. NE of Boron
         9/18  2:18 am  36 18.5  120 20.7  2.6  11 mi. N of Coalinga
         9/18  8:53 am  34 37.3  116 34.9  2.1  24 mi. ENE of Lucerne 
						Valley
	-------------------------------------------------------------

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