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1999-2000
AT LEAST 2 MAJOR QUAKES IN THE U.S. OF 6+ MAG. AND 1 OF 7+
ON LAND AND/OR OFF SHORE.
AT LEAST 1 QUAKE WILL CAUSE DAMAGE
AND LOST OF LIFE.

Hit Update !
Moderate Earthquake Hits Central California
Saturday May 15 11:51 AM ET
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A moderate earthquake measuring 6.0 on the open-ended Richterscale struck a sparsely populated area of California's central Sierra Nevada Saturday, but there were no reports of damage or injuries.
Pat Jorgensen, a spokesperson for the United States Geological Service office in Menlo Park,
California, said the quake struck at 6:22 a.m. PDT (9:22 a.m. EDT) (1322 GMT) and was centered about 15 miles (24 km) south of the town of Mammoth Lakes

Strong quakes jolt remote Nevada desert
                         August 1, 1999 LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Two strong earthquakes jolted the
                         remote Nevada desert on Sunday, shaking Las Vegas casinos miles away
                         and prompting telephone calls from worried tourists and residents. A
                         magnitude-6.2 quake near the California-Nevada border struck
                         at 9:06 a.m., followed 21 minutes later by a magnitude-5.2 shaker,
                         said Pat Jorgenson of the U.S. Geological Survey. The quakes were
                         centered in Nevada east of Death Valley National Park near Scotty's
                         Castle, about 200 miles northeast of Los Angeles and 50 miles
                         northwest of Las Vegas, Jorgenson said.

POSTED AND SENT OUT TO OUR EARTH TRANSITIONS GROUP
06:11:18 AM 10/01/99(1738) (2)
AND ALSO POSTED ON THE FOLLOWING SITE.
http://www.syzygyjob.com/Boards/prophecy/indexmesg/1738.shtml
Hi everyone!
With the nuclear disaster in Japan and the 7.5 earthquake in Mexico ...it looks like the 1999 predictions on the
predictions page
have mostly all happened.....I am still feeling another serious quake to occur on the west coast/and or Mexico
before the end of
the year ..actually sooner than later...Also expect more of the same to possiby repeat in the remaining months of 99.

As the year comes to a close i hope to be updating my feelings on y2k ....all i can really say is stay in the USA if you
can and
Pray for the best....watch November-December for some interesting actions on that front. :-)
Also ...if your in stocks ..consider it gambleling ...if you can't afford to lose it ..get out of the game.(Frosty Fall?)
(this is not intended as advice ...just my feelings, intuition as usual.....)
Blessings , Aaron Ray
check all the predictions out at :

http://members.xoom.com/aaronray/1999predictions.html

U.S. stocks drop sharply
                                    Rising wholesale inflation, hawkish
                                    Greenspan warning trigger broad sell-off
                                    By Staff Writer Malina Poshtova Zang
                                    October 15, 1999: 4:56 p.m. ET

                  NEW YORK (CNNfn) - U.S. stock markets tumbled
                  Friday when a report showed a pickup in wholesale
                  inflation only hours after Federal Reserve Chairman
                  Alan Greenspan warned investors that a steep equity
                  market plunge is possible.
                       The Dow Jones industrial average lost 266.90
                  points, or 2.6 percent, to close at 10,019 after briefly
                  dipping below the psychologically important 10,000
                  level.
                       The blue chip index tumbled 630 points this
                  week, its biggest weekly point loss in history. The
                  Dow lost 5.9 percent this week, its gain for the year
                  shrinking to 9.1 percent. The Dow is now 11.5
                  percent below its peak of 11,326.04, hit on Aug. 25,
                  a retreat that is considered a market correction by
                  Wall Street watchers. A loss of more than 20 percent
                  would be considered an outright bear market.

Desert Quake
Magnitude-7.0 temblor rocks So. California
Updated 8.11 P.m. ET (0011 GMT) October 16, 1999
Officials continue to assess the damage from Saturday
morning's magnitude 7.0 earthquake in Southern
California, which caused a few minor injuries from an
Amtrak train derailment and massive power outages.

Desert earthquake rattles Southwest
                  Amtrak train derailed, tracks shut down
                In this story:
                Train swept off tracks
                  Thousands without power
                  Quake felt in three states
                  Stores damaged near epicenter
                  Roads buckled by quake
                  RELATED STORIES, SITES
                  October 16, 1999
                  Web posted at: 9:58 p.m. EDT (0158 GMT)
                  JOSHUA TREE, California (CNN) -- A powerful 7.0-magnitude
                  earthquake shook millions awake across a large portion of the southwestern
                  United States early Saturday, but caused no serious injuries or major
                  damage.

UPDATE !
Moderately strong earthquake hits California
Updated 8:48 a.m. EDT, 1248 GMT
October 16, 1999
                  A moderately strong earthquake hit the Los
                  Angeles area early Saturday, rattling windows
                  and buildings around southern California.

                  Early reports put the magnitude of the quake
                  at 7.0, according to California Institute of
                  Technology researchers. Though a quake that
                  size is capable of doing widespread damage,
                 there were no immediate reports of injuries.

i felt this quake while working on computer here in Phoenix...AZ
i felt dizzy and nauseous with a swaying back and forth horizonal motion.
pictures on my walls swayed and the ground felt like jello.
IT WAS A VERY DISCONCERTING EXPERIENCE! -aaronray-

7.0 Quake Leaves Few Scars
10-16-99 CBS

Only minor injuries and damage are reported after a powerful earthquake in the California desert, CBS News Correspondents report. The quake was felt as far away as Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Phoenix.

California quake more powerful than thought

Updated 5:21 PM ET October 18, 1999

By Michael Miller

PASADENA, Calif. (Reuters) - The Hector Mine earthquake that rocked much of the
southwestern United States Saturday was even more powerful than originally estimated,
scientists said Monday as they revised the quake's magnitude from 7.0 to 7.1.

"There was 25 percent more shaking than we originally thought, and the earthquake released
40 percent more energy," said seismologist Lucy Jones of the California Institute of
Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena.

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