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this morning earthquke in china

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wedward
linz, Upper Austria Austria
Posted: May 12, 2008, 1:53 AM CST
it seems to me that almost everyday there is a now problem is it that the world has become a smaller place or is this the change in the climate????
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Nina3
Brussels, Brussels (Bruxelles) Belgium
Posted: May 12, 2008, 7:22 AM CST
wedward wrote:
it seems to me that almost everyday there is a now problem is it that the world has become a smaller place or is this the change in the climate????



Or is it that we now have 24 hour media coverage from all over the Globe, so that we now find out more than before?
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wedward
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 8:09 AM CST
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Nina3 wrote:
Or is it that we now have 24 hour media coverage from all over the Globe, so that we now find out more than before?
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smoky
Unterland, Zrich Switzerland
Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:07 PM CST
Nina is right ..... long ago who knew what was happening in other countries?

Also, a theory I read somewhere ..... building all those huge dams is gonna upset the balance of the earth? Then, the ancient Mayans or Incas predicted that all the metals being taken out of the earth and re-distributed around is also gonna upset the balance of the earth. What about all the oil that is sucked out and burned up? ... Think the earth can tolerate all this rape?
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wedward
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:10 PM CST
smoky wrote:
Nina is right ..... long ago who knew what was happening in other countries?

Also, a theory I read somewhere ..... building all those huge dams is gonna upset the balance of the earth? Then, the ancient Mayans or Incas predicted that all the metals being taken out of the earth and re-distributed around is also gonna upset the balance of the earth. What about all the oil that is sucked out and burned up? ... Think the earth can tolerate all this rape?
-- and it will happen again as the plates settle back because they have to slide back the earth will retaliate in time to stop the human race raping her
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:14 PM CST
Nina3 wrote:
Or is it that we now have 24 hour media coverage from all over the Globe, so that we now find out more than before?


Yes - earthquakes are perfectly natural phenomena...........
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:15 PM CST
wedward wrote:
-- and it will happen again as the plates settle back because they have to slide back the earth will retaliate in time to stop the human race raping her


D'oh!
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smoky
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:15 PM CST
rusty_knight wrote:
Yes - earthquakes are perfectly natural phenomena...........


Are you quite sure about that?.....rolling on the floor laughing
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wedward
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:21 PM CST
smoky wrote:
Are you quite sure about that?.....
-- could be a red herring coming from china
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Conrad73
Lonesome Town Zurich , Zrich Switzerland
Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:22 PM CST
wedward wrote:
-- and it will happen again as the plates settle back because they have to slide back the earth will retaliate in time to stop the human race raping her
Those Plates are in constant motion.
When they back into each other and suddenly lurch back into motion,then Watch Out.
Those Mega-Dams,besides creating a Micro-Climate in their Regions can definitely contribute to local Earth-Quakes,owing to the tremendous weight of water not being there before.A series of smaller Dams would probably be much more prudent,but not bolstering the EGO of the Politicians like a humongous single Dam would be.

::tryingfiguringoutPoliticians Emo::frustrated wave
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wedward
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:27 PM CST
Conrad73 wrote:
Those Plates are in constant motion.very well put conrad ego first nature last makes sense to the leaders
When they back into each other and suddenly lurch back into motion,then Watch Out.
Those Mega-Dams,besides creating a Micro-Climate in their Regions can definitely contribute to local Earth-Quakes,owing to the tremendous weight of water not being there before.A series of smaller Dams would probably be much more prudent,but not bolstering the EGO of the Politicians like a humongous single Dam would be.

::tryingfiguringoutPoliticians Emo::
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smoky
Unterland, Zrich Switzerland
Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:29 PM CST
Conrad73 wrote:
Those Plates are in constant motion.
When they back into each other and suddenly lurch back into motion,then Watch Out.
Those Mega-Dams,besides creating a Micro-Climate in their Regions can definitely contribute to local Earth-Quakes,owing to the tremendous weight of water not being there before.A series of smaller Dams would probably be much more prudent,but not bolstering the EGO of the Politicians like a humongous single Dam would be.

::tryingfiguringoutPoliticians Emo::


Quite! That big dam built in Egypt, that is now all silted up, and the Nile no longer floods the floodplains that the farmers depended on ...... You`d realy realy think that some egg-head with a Degree somewhere would give some practical advice, huh?
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wedward
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:32 PM CST
smoky wrote:
Quite! That big dam built in Egypt, that is now all silted up, and the Nile no longer floods the floodplains that the farmers depended on ...... You`d realy realy think that some egg-head with a Degree somewhere would give some practical advice, huh?
not a chance of that smoky they are on ego trips
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Conrad73
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:36 PM CST
smoky wrote:
Quite! That big dam built in Egypt, that is now all silted up, and the Nile no longer floods the floodplains that the farmers depended on ...... You`d realy realy think that some egg-head with a Degree somewhere would give some practical advice, huh?
Maybe they ought to have asked the people living there some more.
Most likely those "DEGREE'd " ones knew how to ask all the WRONG Questions.dunno wave
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Conrad73
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:38 PM CST
wedward wrote:
not a chance of that smoky they are on ego trips

Sad thing is,that the People have to pay for those "Trips"frustrated wave
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smoky
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:40 PM CST
wedward wrote:
not a chance of that smoky they are on ego trips


Quite! In the little seaside tourist town I lived in, in SA, a river was channelled to divert it from the town. Whenever very heavy floods occurred this river would pop up and wash away the roads and the seaside restaurants.

I asked a Civil Engineer in the Water Dept howcome a qualified person could design such a faulty concept? His reply was "Well, you see, what we study is how to make it last for 5 years, and then we move on - so future problems is for the next person to figure out".

Now, I hear that here in CH, a Qualified person whose work does not outlive the specified time (differs for each trade, ie 7yrs for a plumbing job, +- 20yrs for a building job) gets stripped of their qualification, and has to do their trade all over again. Now That makes sense, to me!
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wedward
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:40 PM CST
Conrad73 wrote:
Sad thing is,that the People have to pay for those "Trips"
sadly it seems to be the norm nowadays
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Conrad73
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 3:57 PM CST
smoky wrote:
Quite! In the little seaside tourist town I lived in, in SA, a river was channelled to divert it from the town. Whenever very heavy floods occurred this river would pop up and wash away the roads and the seaside restaurants.

I asked a Civil Engineer in the Water Dept howcome a qualified person could design such a faulty concept? His reply was "Well, you see, what we study is how to make it last for 5 years, and then we move on - so future problems is for the next person to figure out".

Now, I hear that here in CH, a Qualified person whose work does not outlive the specified time (differs for each trade, ie 7yrs for a plumbing job, +- 20yrs for a building job) gets stripped of their qualification, and has to do their trade all over again. Now That makes sense, to me!

They GOOFED even here with some Rivers and Streams.
Some serious Screw-Ups happened.
Brig was partially devastated some years back,some Quarters of Berne were flooded by the Aare earlier this year.
Mostly because of meddling with the proper flow of the water,and building where no one in their Right Mind ought to builddunno wow! wave
Seems that everywhere if you screw up tremendously ,you'll get away with it. D'oh!
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wedward
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Posted: May 12, 2008, 11:35 PM CST
Conrad73 wrote:
They GOOFED even here with some Rivers and Streams.
Some serious Screw-Ups happened.
Brig was partially devastated some years back,some Quarters of Berne were flooded by the Aare earlier this year.
Mostly because of meddling with the proper flow of the water,and building where no one in their Right Mind ought to build
Seems that everywhere if you screw up tremendously ,you'll get away with it.
-- man made problems aboun d a cost a lot of lifes burma an china hit by nature burma goverment prefer to hold an election than help its people- china,s building of the massive dam tilts the balance against nature---
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