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I have been checking the earthquake activity on the USGS website and I have to agree with you that a big one is coming and if you check out the website you will see that we are getting earthquakes in kind of unusual places in the united states and although they are small earthquakes they seem to be coming faster.

I had a dream of an earthquake in the North Texas or South Oklahoma area and it has happened and I had a dream of a fairly large earthquake around the border of Louisiana and Mississippi, in my dream I also heard a voice saying “Brian Knows” “Brian Saves Thousands”

Hi, have been doing this, not sure when the 8.2 quake is going to happen, I'm actually waiting on a specific dream, when I have it, I will post it ASAP.

Hi, yes I think it is, and I'm having a heck of a time trying to predict this earthquake, but I'm just not sure, and if I do issue an alert, and it does not happen...then the next time I issue an alert, no one will believe me. Kind of like a cry wolf thing...I don't really care if people think I'm crazy, but if I keep crying earthquake, no one will prepare. I really wish a real geologist out there somewhere could possibly help with this. Seems everyone (even the USGS) know a major quake is going to happen very soon, but no one wants to risk predicting when.

Also, many people firmly believe that dogs can predict quakes up to three days in advance, but as far as I know, no official organization has setup a program using this method to predict quakes. Would not seem very difficult to do, but it needs to be backed by professionals...not just a crazy person posting dreams. How much would this cost the USGS? Why not spend a few million dollars doing this, as use animals from shelters, or some of the thousands that are euthanized everyday. I think this would be a great project for the Governor of California to get started...and now.

You do realize that the San Andreas fault, which runs through S.F., has more seisomographs placed on and around it than any other fault in the world, and that each and every one of these devices is fully capable of detecting the ENORMOUS pressure necessary to generate an 8.2 magnitude earthquake certainly within 12 hours of the earthquake occurring...

And yet despite that, the U.S.G.S. has a website up right now that says there is a 1 in 1 million chance of any earthquake of any size, even miniscule, occurring anywhere in California tomorrow.

I realize that your primary purpose for that site is to attract visitors, hopefully attract some business for your "psychic readings," and maybe even get some people to click on that advertiser banner at the bottom, but I would suggest shooting for predictions that are at least REMOTELY likely of happening. At least then you have a chance of being right, and some people will be gullible enough to believe that it wasn't just coincidence, and they will come back to you and give you their hard earned money.

And one last note... I noticed you responded to someone named "Kate" and told her that the gravitational pull will be at its strongest tomorrow, implying that it can affect earthquake probability.

The moon has absolutely nothing to do with causing earthquakes. The movement of the tectonic plates on Earth sometimes causes two of them moving in opposite directions to get jammed up, and the pressure that builds up from this jam are what eventually cause earthquakes when the plates finally "slip," and that movement is not influenced by the moon in any way, shape, or form.

Hi, first I'm not a geologist (and I'm quite certain that everyone know that), second I have been right many times before, third your are reading the USGS site wrong, that is for aftershocks only, forth, this prediction is based on dreams I have had, fifth, I'm not doing this just to get people to visit my site, I'm doing this just in case it does happen...and I realize that if it does not, I will probably lose many of my readers...but to me, its worth it. Fifth, how can you say the moon has nothing to do with earthquakes...are you certain? More than likely a 8.2 quake will not happen tomorrow, but if it did, and I did not share my information, not sure how I could live with the guilt.

Thanks for you interest in this, and I do appreciate your comments, despite how my response may sound.

Dear Brian,

I live in San Francisco and just wanted to let you know that after the 72
hour warning, me and my girlfriend went up to seattle to my moms for the
weekend. THe quake didnt happen (thank god) but the trip was magic for mine
and hers relationship. we would have never taken the trip without the
warning so you inadvertently made a huge difference for us./ I just thought
I would tell you that some good did come of the warning, we are also much
more prepared than we would have been before for an emergency situation.

THANK YOU, best wishes.. John

Magnitude 3.9 - USA, North-America

Earthquake Report

Good Morning I received this email this morning thought it might interest
you.
Susie Quinn

>Third SE Portland quake poses puzzle for experts
>
>OregonLive.com - Portland,OR,USA
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>... Scientists are especially puzzled as to why the relatively weak
>earthquakes produced shaking 30 miles away. ...
>Earthquakes are not uncommon in the Portland area. ...
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>

Brian, you prediction about the 8.2 earthquake in the SF, CA area
actually came true. Nancy Poloski (democrat from SF) along with the
Democrats took control over the House of Reps.. Millions of
disenfranchised Americans have now returned to our political system. The
consequences of this election will shake the planet. Thanks. JC Hunter

New Earthquake Model Finds L.A. Faults Moving Faster Than Expected

November 14, 2006
Phys.Org

An analysis of slip rates for 26 active faults in the Los Angeles metropolitan area validates a new approach to modeling fault tectonics and finds that some faults may be moving faster than earlier models estimated, University of Massachusetts Amherst scientists report.

The new model incorporates interactions that occur deep in the Earth’s crust, and should offer more accurate data to earthquake probability models, which are used by the state of California to set insurance rates. The work is published in the Nov. 21 issue of Geophysical Research Letters.

To estimate earthquake risk, scientists like to start with direct measurements such as slip rates—the speed with which one side of a fault moves in relation to another. But for many faults—such as the Verdugo fault that runs through Glendale and Burbank in the eastern San Fernando valley—such data aren’t available.

To fill in the gaps where direct measurements are impossible or difficult to obtain, scientists will often use models that simulate geologic deformations. But previous models of the L.A. metropolitan area—a network of interacting active faults in several directions—have oversimplified fault geometry and thus predicted unusually high slip rates, says Michele Cooke, a structural geologist at UMass Amherst.

So Cooke and her doctoral student Scott Marshall set out to devise a model that would preserve the complexity of the L.A. basin fault system topology, but wouldn’t take years of measurements and number-crunching to complete. Using a technique known as the Boundary Element Method, or BEM, they developed a three-dimensional model based on detailed fault surface data compiled in the Community Fault Model of the Southern California Earthquake Center.

In the new model, faults move due to stresses and strains arising from regional deformation, but they also may move due to neighboring fault activity. This is important, says Cooke, because how faults are connected has a lot do with how they will behave.

The scientists incorporated such activity by extending the faults in their model about 17 miles (27.5 km) down to where the lower crust meets the mantle, an area known as the Mohoroviãiç discontinuity, or Moho region. A range of geodynamic processes are influenced by what goes on in the Moho, where rocks may flow in molten streams and temperatures can exceed 500 degrees Celsius.

“In older models the faults just ended in the upper crust, now we’ve tied everything to the Moho,” she says. “Extending the faults of our model further down should allow them to interact and deform more accurately—flow in the lower crust is an important area of fault interaction.”

Sure enough, when the researchers gave the whole system a squeeze and watched how the faults moved, the model nicely matched actual slip rates for several faults for which direct measurements had been obtained. This suggests that the model is also accurately predicting slip rates for faults for which there isn’t as much data, says Cooke.

Cooke approaches fault movement from an expansive view that tries to include how all the faults in a system interact, rather than just focusing on local stresses on the blocks of rock. Her main premise is that faults evolve to minimize the energy in a system and therefore will grow along the path of least resistance. By looking at the entire system one can often understand fault formations that don’t make sense when you just look locally, she says.

The new model suggests that fault geometry plays an important role in slip rates and deformation. It also suggests that there are faults in the L.A. basin that deserve a closer look. Scientists tend not to worry greatly about slip rates that are less than half a millimeter per year, but if they are greater than one, they deserve to be “trenched,” says Cooke, this is geologist speak for digging a trench at a fault so the record of what’s happened there can be read in the sediment. Cooke and Marshall’s model suggests that the Verdugo-Eagle rock fault is moving about .8 mm per year, they recommend that this fault be further studied and trenched.

“In addition to filling a knowledge gap of slip rates on faults that have not yet been investigated, the success of this three-dimensional model to match the available slip rates demonstrates that getting the geometry right is 90 percent of the challenge,” says Cooke. “This success paves the way for future models using this approach.”

Source: University of Massachusetts Amherst

http://www.physorg.com/news82747143.html

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Thanks, posted.

Brian

11.15.2006

Brian, there was a magnitude 8.2 earthquake near the Kuril Islands today, other stations are still reporting an 8.3, but we will have the correct data posted soon. Not sure if you realize or not this quake was on the ring of fire, and makeup of the ground stresses this location are almost identical to that of the San Francisco Bay Area. We are expecting a similar event to take place in the Bay Area in the next few months. Please, do not give up on your dreams!! You have predicted dozens quakes in the past with an accuracy rate surpassing anyone in your field in history!!

Ben

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Hi Ben, thanks for the information, and will post it....and I have not given up...just a little confused why the 8.2 have not hit the bay area yet.

Brian

11.17.2006

You don't know me but half of our friends at freedomcrowsnest.org visit here and maybe this will relate to your earthquake premonitions in California.

Josie P.

http://www.geo-seismic-labs.org/GSL/REPORTS/2006/AE_SPEC_06_11_03.htm

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Hi, thanks and will post this link.

Brian

11.17.2006 Brian,

do you hava any clue what's going on here?

Markus

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Hi, many people say these are just aftershocks, but I'm not sure. Had a dream last night about earthquakes that trigger other earthquakes...still trying to figure it out. Will have posted soon.

Brian

11.17.2006

Sorry I could not e-mail this earlier, but i had no access to a computer...

On Saturday I had a wonderful dream of crashing tidal waves so high they reached over the San Bernardino Mountains.

On Sunday I had a wonderful dream of lava boiling up everywhere. No volcanic eruption, it was almost like the center of the earth was building up too much pressure and just started to push the lava up through the ground where ever it could break through.

On Monday I had a wonderful dream of a 6.7 magnitude earthquake hitting Southern California. Since monday no further dreams of earth destruction, other dreams of other things..... Spoke with my mother and she has been having earthquake dreams as well, she gives it a week or

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Hi, thanks, will post this ASAP.

Brian

11.18.2006

Hi Brian,

I saw your quake dream on your website. I live in Southern California and frequently check on this scientist who also lives here in the Mojave Desert, Frank Condon.

He is predicting a large quake. I was just wondering if you have seen anything about location yet. Thought you might want to check out his prediction. You can also go to his website geoseismic labs, the link is on the bottom of his text. Thank you so much for your time and thanks for sharing your dreams. Wendy

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Thanks and I will post Frank's report.

Brian

11.18.2006

Hi Busy Brian,

Have tried putting this off for sometime. But feel I have to share this dream with you.

It happened last spring - 2005.

Dream Time Approximately 3-4 am. I'm in a seismology office, I look around and see mountains/rolling hills outside

Clear Day, Sun Shining, mid morning. The office also has maps hanging and flat machines with paper and needles that move up and down

While watching the machines, the building starts to shake violently. Watching the machines, the needles move off the page

registering a 8.7-8.9 Earthquake. The two men in the office are yelling in fear, trying to find a safe place.

I wake up screaming California is having a large Quake, California is having the Big One.

The quake felt as if it were in between LA and San Francisco. My intuition says it may happen this year possibly within the next 30-45 days.

Hope not.....

Grace & Peace

PKL

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Hi, thanks and have posted this.

Brian

11.19.2006

Hi Brian,

Again, the webbots warn for a large impact earthquake. I wrote you earlier about these predictions, that have shown similarity with your earthquake alerts. I copy the text from the Urban Survival website for your information. If you publish this on your website, please don't quote my name, this has nothing to do with the material in itself, but is work related. The text in itself can be reposted anywhere if links to the Halfpast Human and Urban Survival websites are still intact, as mentioned below.

All the best to you and thank you for all your work!!
manon

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Hi, thanks and will post this ASAP.

Brian

from http://www.urbansurvival.com/week.htm#qa (this page is refreshed every Monday, therefore I quote the text still available today November 19).

Friday November 17 2006

URGENT: PUBLIC EARTHQUAKE ADVISORY

For more than 5-years, UrbanSurvival has been reporting on the unique work of a genius-level fellow who has figured out how to use the internet to project high probability future events. We have accurately nailed significant aspects of 9/11, The Anthrax Attack, Space Shuttle Disaster, NE Power Outage, and the Banda Aceh quakes, along with more recently, the October Hawaii quakes. In fact in August of this year I was interviewed for a documentary which will air this winter and in the interview outlined the October event. Needless to say, the interviewer was impressed when Hawaii "hit."

Now, we offer an urgent warning to the public about the potential for a major earthquake event based on the linguistic shift work going on since 1998 at www.halfpasthuman.com and reproduced here. Permission to repost this advisory is permitted with links both to this site and HalfPastHuman.

Introductory Note to the reading public:

Our work is based on assigning emotional values in the form of numbers from a scale of our own devising to quantities of conversations lifted from public fora on the internet. We then look for "oddities, outliers, and anomalies" of expression which may or may not occur within the conversations being processed. Through an arcane, complex, and complicated processing through software which we devised, the changes in language around common subjects are extracted and loaded into our modelspace {ed note: Intellicad, CAD program}. Through further jiggery/pokery we tie these extracted bits of language together and then produce forecasts of the emotional outcomes of probable future events. From these emotional outcome summations we attempt to trace back the flow to a cause or source or trigger for the emotional summations received. Sometimes this gets remarkably close to actual manifesting circumstances. But of course, mostly it is wrong.
In reading the text below, please note that the phrases in single quotes are those which arise, in those words, from our processing.

Public Announcement:

Sure hate to do this. The ramifications are not good for anyone. AT THE BEST, we are incorrect, and nothing will occur. NOTE THAT- the best possible outcome is that we are wrong yet again, and will, in 30/thirty days time, slink off to mull over the foolishness of humans, and the self-deceptive capability of the human mind.
However, the worst possible case is that we are correct in our forecast as what we have is a rising amount of 'emotional tension summations' around the idea of a very large pan-Pacific plate earthquake which will involve extensive volcanic activity.
Yep. That's the problem. The most recent processing of the 2/two report streams that we have open at the moment are stating pretty clearly that the recent earthquake activity in the Pacific basin is *not* over. Rather the interpretation of our data suggests the reverse, and that the Hawaii earthquake, the recent 'rising of land' near the island nation of Tonga, and the Kuriel Island 8.3 earthquakes are merely the 'set up' for the next event in which an earthquake in the Pacific plate induces {ed note: from the human perspective} both volcanic activity, and propagated earthquakes on both sides of the Pacific plate.
No, we do not get dates, exact or vague. Our work does NOT involve prophecy. We do not get messages from god or anything approximating that. So we do not get dates for events. We base our emotive quantifiers on a time scale of lunar months, and as the majority of the current indicators for a pan-Pacific plate earthquake are coming from the immediacy value set which has an emotional range of '3/three days out to 3/three weeks' {more or less}, we are of the opinion that the potential for the earthquake event is most likely within the next lunar month or slightly less than 30 days, thus prior to December 17th, 2006.
Our interpretation of the data set is going to a 'newly emerging mountain' as a result of or cause of {ed note: who is to say which is the cause or effect} a large, perhaps 9.5/nine-point-five earthquake in some 'great ocean depth'. The modelspace interpretation suggests that this first event will set off a series of very widely dispersed 'after shocks' which will affect both the east and western edges of the Pacific plate. We note that most of our geographic references are for places north of the equator and thus the idea that this will be a northern Pacific focused planetary change. There are some indicators for volcanoes south to about 9/nine degrees latitude to become active coincident with the 'plate quiver'.
The lexical clues which we have suggest that 'isolation', and loss of both 'power' and 'food' will result. Further there are 'aftermath' indicators for people having to both 'leave/flee low lying areas' as well as 'camping out {on} slippery/slick rocks'. This latter phrase comes from a lexical grouping describing people 'fleeing rising waters' to more height, even at the expense of what is described as 'necessary foods/sustenance'. Further there are threads within this area supporting the idea of 'food drops' to these unfortunates who are having to live on 'weather exposed rocks' amidst 'sloshing waters' long after the earth has 'subsided to relaxation of strain'. There are other indicators that some coastal areas, especially very low lying, now inhabited places which will be 'left to the waters' as a result of this series of 'plate quivers'.
We have more data interpretations, but the astute reader will grasp the general idea from the above extracts. Please note that our reports in total are expensive and we are NOT trying to elicit new subscriptions. Please note that any additional data will NOT tell you anything with surety about your personal safety.....let me repeat that for those who have yet to have their coffee hit their commute dulled brain cells. DO NOT THINK TO BUY OUR REPORTS on the idea that the whole of the report will provide you with any more specific details either timing, or geographic. Save your money or if so inclined, use the funds to get prepared for potential future events. What we have is condensed above. If anything appears within the processing which warrants more discussion it will likely be posted at Geo Ure's site, www.urbansurvival.com/week.htm or posted here at Halfpasthuman in a publicly available form. Again, this is not a solicitation, rather is offered as a 'for what it is worth'. Further discussions of the data set and any additional information which may arrive prior to the end of December will be posted on Geo. Ure's site should they be meaningful.
What we have suggests that if you are on the west coast of the north American continent, or on the east coast of Asia, or on any Pacific plate based island, that it is likely that you will be impacted to some degree by the suggested events rising from our rather dubious processing and software. What we have suggests that you pay attention now if you are in the affected areas and see to the care and well being of your personal situation so that you may be of assistance to those who will be directly impacted by these earthquakes and subsequent volcano activity.
Take heart from the fact that we are frequently wrong. After all, no human has any clue about what is really going on in the present, let alone the future, and we are all just guessing our way through life, universe, and everything.
Yes, we have hopes of being very foolishly wrong. However we note with real sadness that our approach to this work actually did catch the pan-global emotional wave which resulted from the Sept. 11 attacks on the USofA, and we caught it in June of 2001. It is this past history which prompts this posting.
Still, here is hoping we are wrong.
Cliff

11.19.2006Hi Brian This mail comes from Switzerland in Europe – so you can see that the „whole world“ is taking care about your predictions. Even my region is not really prone to earthquakes I have been following your DD’s and the warnings you posted re. the California’s big quake (8,3). It has not happened yet, but I wanted to let you know that even people who are not directly involved give you their utmost support! And please don’t think that you have been falseley interpreted your dream – I’m convinced the big quakes lies ahead. Have you ever thought about it this way: just posting a warning that comes early enough in order to wake up a lot of people and helping them to get ready for the big incident that might come soon? Through the people that watch your pages on a regular basis the news might have spread out to others who actually were not ready for such an incident – well, they’ve got their chance by now! And please don’t let yourself down by the critical remarks of those „well-informed cracks“ that want to explain you that you’re completely wrong because of this or that… just keep in mind that actual science (even in the new millenium) is just tapping along the walls of a big dark room in order to help finding enlightment, and nothing more… and, by the way, the legendary Utnapishtim (Noah) has been laughed at by the time he built the bark and no drop of rain was in sight – but he managed to survive our species through his strong belief into messages that were absolutely ridiculous for the common individual at that time. So, please stick to your interpretations, Brian, your ability is based upon HIS reasons and it makes a lot of sense in the actual time to have someone like you – someone who is not chasing wealth or public honour, someone like you who is just doing what he believes into – against all odds! This is all I can offer you at the time in supporting you but it is coming from my heart – heed my call to keep on going your way untouched by the comments of your critics. All the best to you and your wonderful family (I like the pictures that you posted), keep strong and I bet you’re going to do a great job for mankind! With my best regards, André Besson reply

André

Thank you so much for your support, and will following this advise.

Brian

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