Earthquake

Brandt Eppler beppler300 at verizon.net
Tue Aug 23 15:46:58 PDT 2011


>From the 5th. floor of the National Computer Center, Social 
Security Administration Woodlawn MD. Build shook like crazy!!

People were looking around asking what to do. I said "Get out 
now"

We did and went home!

Brandt Eppler
443.677.3539
beppler300 at verizon.net

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On Tue Aug 23 17:03:11 CDT 2011, wdg3rd at comcast.net wrote:

> From: "Brian K. White" <brian at aljex.com>

> Aljex office in Middlesex, NJ felt it. Mild but unmistakable from 
> the
> way they described it to me. They said all the monitors and doors 
> were
> wobbling a little.
> 
> The weird thing is I was only 10 minutes away in Piscataway NJ at 
> the
> time sitting in a Starbucks and no one felt anything. (ie, I 
> wasn't
> driving or doing something else but sitting right on the ground, 
> and
> there were plenty of other people around in the same place) I got 
> a
> txt
> from my girlfriend in Tinton Falls, NJ about 30 minutes south and 
> they
> felt it strongly. A few other people around me got txt's the same 
> time
> I
> did and it wasn't just me being oblivious focused on my laptop, 
> no one
> felt anything at all there.
> 
> Weird.

Nothing unusual there.  It's like the quiet spots in a wave 
interference pattern if you did those experiments in high school 
physics.  A steady 15+ second shake in Kearny NJ -- subjectively 
felt somewhat stronger than some heavier quakes I experienced in 
California.  But a quake doesn't feel the same when most of it 
happens before you wake up, as usually seemed to be the case out 
there.
--
Ward Griffiths        wdg3rd at comcast.net

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game of His own devising, which might be compared, from the 
perspective of any of the other players [i.e. everybody], to being 
involved in an obscure and complex variant of poker in a 
pitch-dark room, with blank cards, for infinite stakes, with a 
Dealer who won't tell you the rules, and who _smiles all the 
time_.
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