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To: LindyBill who wrote (285705)	12/30/2008 4:16:19 AM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Read Replies (3) of 793838

Isn't there a caldera in Yellowstone? Isn't "yellow stone" elemental sulphur which is common around volcanic areas? I would put a LOT of distance [say 400 km] between me and Yellowstone Park until the earthquakes stop, and give it a couple of days after that too. Avoid being there especially at full tide [when Moon pull is strongest so pressure is most removed from holding the eruption down]. Maybe there are other much more benign volcanoes and it's just one of those popping off. Or perhaps it's just earthquake shaking from faults moving. It's it's a caldera about to blow, that will fill the front pages and make the financial meltdown business section news. Mqurice

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