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Pastimes : Where the GIT's are going -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: KLP who wrote (15803)	2/9/2001 7:51:04 AM
From: sandintoes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

See we were right about the full moon....it was the cause of all the trouble! It was a supermoon! I've only just scratched the surface as far as the major geocosmic risk windows for the year, having neglected the four SuperMoons of 2001 that don't happen to coincide with an eclipse: February 8, July 20, August 19 and September 17. (These mark periods of notable meteorological and seismic vulnerability, plus or minus three days. For details, see my online monthly forecasts as they're published; or get the full illustrated print copy of the year 2000 highlights by mail.) Suffice it to say that 2001 appears to be a bigger year in this regard than 2000: earthquakes and other seismic outbursts this powerful and numerous were last seen in 1999. These same factors tend to point to mass emotional disturbances as well - panics and the like, for example. Be prepared, be calm, don't get caught up in the stampede.