11-01-06 - DREAM - I was living in a house  I didn't recognize with my family. the kids seemed to change ages by 10 years in the dream. they were originally like 3 to 6 years old in the beginning and teenagers by the end.

The hallway was so wide, the carpeting was a full size or larger blanket and was hard to walk on because it was loose.

I got a phone call in my bedroom from a researcher in Seattle and he wanted me to tell him my dream about Seattle. I told him, that was a couple months ago, I'll have to look for it. So I got my big blue binder and started paging backwards from November back through August.

(This current binder is red and starts in May of 06, so it had to have been in 05. That binder is blue)

While I was looking for the dream, I went back to the phone and only heard a dial tone, but figured I'd have the guy's phone number on my telephone I.D. so I could call him back when I found the specific dream about Seattle he was referring to.

It seemed a good idea to have all the phone numbers for researchers in the northwest so we could contact each other if something seemed imminent.

My kids were rearranging the furniture in the bedroom and making more room for a white bookcase.

Just then a young woman came in and started making fun of me for reading love letters and I explained to her that this was my dream journal and it contained good information about things that were going to happen in the future.

8-7-06 - THE TSUNAMI

I was managing a large apartment building somewhere on the shore of an ocean.

From observing out the window, it seemed to be the spring of the year. My neighbor stopped in to say Hi and express her joy at finding
a new boyfriend. She only stayed a minute and then rushed down the hall to her apartment.

Right after she left, I spotted some colored Calla Lilies in a bouquet wrapped in florist paper. The odd thing about them was that they
had stems at least 10 feet long. They were just laying on the lawn. so I rushed outside and moved them into the shade of the building
on the side so they wouldn't dry out, hoping they could be rooted and planted. Then I went back into my apartment.

As I was looking out the window, I saw someone on top of the roof of the house across the street launch a long large canoe off the
roof the house into the water next to their house.

Just then a large semi-truck rushed to the left between me and the water also.

Just that quick, the canoe and all the water from the beach started rolling out towards the sea. 

The water, rushing out to sea all at once meant only one thing to me... tsunami.

There was nothing else going on and I felt stupid doing it, but I owed it to the people I was caring for and rushing out into my apartment
hallway, yelling as loud as I could - "Tsunami, Tsunami, Get upstairs."

We had a four story building and we were on the second floor. My friend lived all the way down at the other end of the building and I
owed it to her to tell her what I just saw, so I ran further down the hall, yelling all the way, so loud my voice started to go hoarse -
"Tsunami, Tsunami".

I didn't know how much time we had to get upstairs, so as doors popped open, when people heard me yelling, I could look into their
doors and see what they were doing.

Women, wearing cotton house dresses were cleaning and their children were playing on the floor with their toys. Some had their
hair in curlers, so they would look nice later in the day when they would do a quick comb out before their husbands came home
from work.

I had alerted everyone on my floor, that all I could do, so I headed for the elevator. While I was waiting nervously for the elevator,
the young man across the hall, hearing the commotion in the hallway, opened the door to see what was going on. Several other
young men were sitting on the couch and in overstuffed chairs and I could see cigarette and cigar smoke hanging in the air.

From hindsight, I remember that these guys were dressed like it was the 1920's. One guy had knickers on.

I breathlessly said, "There's a tsunami coming - get upstairs!"

The guy in the knickers just laughed derisively. "That's just an old wives tale. Nothing is going to happen. The others laughed
at his words."

I said, "I can't make you do anything you don't want to do." and hit the elevator button a couple more times for good measure,
knowing that wouldn't make the elevator go any faster.

A crowd of people had gathered behind me, also waiting for the elevator. Finally the elevator door opened.

The elevator was so jammed with people, there was no possible way to get one person on it.

Again, from hindsight, these people were all wearing heavy winter coats, all dark grey tweed, some had hats on. I swear, from
the looks of their grey faces, and the fear I saw in their eyes, they already looked dead.

I said to them, "I'll catch the elevator on the way down," and as the elevator door closed, I hit the down button and the 'up'
button for good measure.

Then I changed my mind and said to the others behind me, "I'm not waiting for the elevator, I'm taking the stairs!"

I rushed around the corner to the stairs and found it already jam-packed with people coming up from the first floor. they were
all panic stricken. There wasn't room to squeeze a single solitary more person on the stairway either. As it was it was moving
so slowly, people were yelling up the stairway to move faster.

I heard a woman say, "Someone has a baby on the stairs and it won't go any faster."  Other people were carrying their kids.
I didn't see even one person go up even one step. It seemed like as high as they were, thats as high as they were going to get.
I figured that the upper floor must already be full of people and there just was no more room to stuff another person into this
building. Considering how the people were dressed, these people had come in off the street to get to a higher floor before the
 tsunami came rushing in.

There was no point to standing there in the hallway, so  went back to my apartment to look out the window and some other
women from my floor came with me.

We looked out the window at the scene outside. The ocean shore was several blocks out from it had been and looked brown
and glassy on top.

There was a huge tree out on our front lawn and it looked fresh with small green leaves all over it.

the sky was now grey and a sudden downpour of rain came. It was so sudden, it scared us, but it only lasted a moment and
stopped again.

Then we could see a greenish white fog coming in from the sea. It was very ominous looking.

The greenish fog enveloped the tree, and then started to dissipate again.

We started seeing things dripping from the tree. Several people commented, "Did you see that?" as we saw long white things
like worms or large seed pods fall out of the tree from behind the leaves which were developing rapidly.

Then we could see long flowers developing, hanging downward from their weight. They developed so fast, we were watching them
bloom in slow motion.

One woman said, 'I've seen beautiful flowers on that tree before, but not 5 different colors."

She was right, instead of just one color flower, the flowers hanging down from the tree were 5 different colors.

All we could do now was wait for the water to come rushing in from the sea and hope it didn't kill us.

On the first day of December, after our family checked into a hotel room with whatever belongings we could salvage,
I took a shower and collapsed on the bed.

In the twinkling of an eye, I found myself in the Spirit overlooking the beautiful hills of California. My eyes were fixed upon
 kingly homes built upon the lush green hills overlooking the Pacific. They were the finest of homes, built of the finest of wood,
carefully crafted and of royal design. I saw a long line of people, refugees, leaving the homes in great haste as a tsunami
approached. When the tidal wave hit the hills, a great splash arose into the air a thousand feet high, and many of the refugees
perished under the raging torrents of water. In one hour, every home was destroyed. The tsunami was followed by another
tsunami, and then another, as the borders of the coast began to recede. Many hills disappeared under the water like piles of
sand, as the sound of the waves echoed like thunder through the foothills. To the north, smoke arose from erupting volcanoes,
while flashes of lightning could be seen in the billowing clouds of ash that arose high into the heavens over the West Coast of
America.

From: Timothy Snodgrass
 

Anyone living on the coasts around the Pacific plate should be pre-prepared and ready for a HUGE quake.  This means over 8.0 to 10.0

Here is the original posting from  halfpasthuman.com

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 Kuril 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 publically 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.

Clif

Full map: http://photos1.blogger.com/x/blogger/1561/1436/1600/872443/Overview%2012-12-06.jpg

"These large scale blast waves occur infrequently, however, are very powerful," says Dr. K. S. Balasubramaniam of the National Solar Observatory.
"They quickly propagate in a matter of minutes covering the whole sun and apparently sweeping away filamentary material." Researchers are unsure
whether the filaments were blown off or were compressed so they were temporarily invisible

All the photos

The people building and buying here are hardly the poor or down trodden, but moneyed in one form or another and betting out beating the
odds. They are not that dumb, either... or most of them are not. You might say Washington State is going to have a minor local version of
Katrina before too very long, even possibly this month if we get a big storm during the high tides.

The original beach approaches as we knew them from North Cove to Westport are drastically changed with a full mile of missing beach at
the very least since the 1960's, and the beach sand stays softer even when wet, with warnings now posted for treacherous sand in all categories
since some of the sodden stuff will drop a car right to its frame somewhat instantly. Towards Westport the clam spits are now gone from the
State Park towards the Jetty. There really is not much of a beach, merely an eroding bank along the last protective dune front.

Terry and I walked a good quarter of a mile on the beach, south from those condominiums, and back examining where the breech will occur.
I watched the surf as we were an hour before high water, and there was no spit protection at all for this close to breech area which is developed
well now like a ditching funneling in toward the row of homes on the condo south side.

Two years ago the "New Lagoon" at North Cove was mentioned in the local papers. That lagoon is now open sea, and what was a lagoon has
 moved northward to what we call the Mid Beach approach. This one is an impressive lagoon, formed in what used to be considered beach flat
land after the dunes...

At the rate of erosion acceleration, this scenario will repeat itself in two years to be in front of the town of Grayland WA. The sea is proving
quite relentless now... and the wind was cold and bitter blowing in my face from lands unseen. Bitter winds there make bitter property owners
sooner or later...

Love Allen


 

Table 4. Devastating Earthquakes
 

FROM: http://www.prh.noaa.gov/ptwc/bulletins.htm

See:  http://www.greatdreams.com/japan_quake_nov_2006.htm

Quakes in this area occur on a daily basis -

Dee, I just read your dreams at greatdreams.com and to recap -- your two tsunami dreams were in August, 2006 and 11/1/06. I just got out
the newspaper I saved after we had a tsunami in November to look up the date -- it was November 15, 2006. So hopefully at least the first tsunami is past.

Our newspaper reporter researched tsunamis and there have been a lot of them -- not just the one in 1964 that was 15 feet high and killed 11 people that went out of their houses to start cleaning up after the first wave.

The worst one was in 1700 and washed over the Sierra Nevada mountains and created the Great Salt Lake in Utah probably. But there were two in the 1940s, three in the 1950s, six in the 1960s, two in the 1970s, one in the 1980s, and two in the 1990s (both after quakes at Mendocino.)

The tsunami on November 15, 2006 was about 5 feet high and destroyed 1000 feet of docks and 35 boat slips. It was caused by a magnitude 8.1 to 8.3 earthquake off the shore of the Kuril Islands near Alaska.

The tsunami siren was not sounded this time. One investigation showed that the reason for that was that the warning was called to the wrong county headquarters. But in my personal observation -- there was a tsunami warning siren after an offshore earthquake last year in 2005 (your blue notebook in the August dream) and people panicked and drove crazy and got into a few accidents. They didn't know where to go and some went a lot further up the mountains -- not just to the fairgrounds or middle school to slightly higher ground.

And the mountains have people hemmed in so that you can't really get to higher ground very easily except on narrow two-lane roads with hairpin turns around and around the mountain.

So now they printed the instructions -- to walk to higher ground and don't cause traffic jams that keep emergency vehicles from getting through. But when have you ever seen an American walk when they could take their car?

This is a small town of 5,000 people and the panic here almost caused a lot of car accidents. People were driving past our house honking their horns furiously, squealing their brakes, and shouting at each other. We stayed put because we live on higher ground already -- though not high enough for a 60 foot wave. That was summer and good weather. It rained for 37 days -- including the entire month of November and the day of the tsunami on November 15th so the evacuation, if it had occurred, would have been even worse than in summer on slick rain-wet roads and people would have been in winter coats like your dream of August 2006.

Steve and I went out when it stopped raining for a bit and people were in shock even a couple of days after the tsunami. Even public officials like some of the bus drivers were in shock and wandering around with vacant looks on their faces.

I dreamed about a tsunami washing Steve and me all the way back to the mountains before we moved here on September 9, 1976. We floated on the wave. But the water was warm and turquoise in color and the sand white like in Florida or Indonesia for that matter.

   Sheila

NOTE:  It was said on the radio that the people who got the tsunami warning actually drove to the beach to watch it come in.

IDIOTS!!!
 

By Associated Press

~~~~~

Two hours later, seismologists lifted the warning, saying the threat of destructive waves had passed.

Taiwanese media reported one person was killed and three injured in the southern city of Pingtung when their four-story home collapsed. Three other members of the family were trapped in the rubble and firefighters were working to free them, the reports said.

One member of the family - an 89-year old man - escaped from the building unharmed. Initial reports said all the people in the collapsed building had been freed, but these turned out to be unfounded.

Elsewhere in Pingtung, 20 other people were injured, media reports said.

They added that many streets in the city were cracked and a major bridge was damaged. Several fires broke out in the area, apparently caused by downed electric power cables.

The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake, which hit at 8:26 p.m. (1226 GMT), registered magnitude 7.1, while Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau measured it at 6.7. It was followed eight minutes later by an aftershock registering 7.0, the USGS said.

Japan's Meteorological Bureau said a one-meter (3.3-foot) tsunami might be headed toward the eastern coast of the Philippines, but later lifted the warning."The expected waves did not materialize ... the danger has passed," said Hiroshi Koide of the agency's earthquake section. "We predicted a tsunami based on the depth and magnitude of the earthquake. But ultimately, it appears no large tsunami was triggered."

According to China Seismological Bureau, two earthquakes -- the first measuring 7.2 on the Richter scale and the second measuring 6.7 -- hit the South China Sea on Tuesday. The epicenter was located at 21.9 degrees north latitude and 120.6 degrees east longitude, about 350 kilometers from the Chinese mainland and 15 kilometers from Taiwan.

Philippine police said coastal areas had been alerted.

The warning underscored the higher level of caution about tsunami waves in the region since a massive earthquake off Indonesia exactly two years earlier triggered a powerful tsunami in the Indian Ocean that killed 230,000 people in a dozen countries.

Tuesday's quake was felt throughout Taiwan. It swayed buildings and knocked objects off the shelves in the city of Taipei, in the northern part of the island. Phone lines were cut in the southern cities of Kaohsiung and Pingtung, possibly hindering reports of damage by residents, the CTI Cable News reported. Several high-rise hotels swayed violently in Kaohsiung, it said.Liao Ching-ling, a manager at Kaohsiung's Ambassador Hotel, said the quake was the strongest she had ever felt.

"The building swayed so badly that many guests panicked and ran out of their rooms and into the streets," she said.

The tremor was centered at sea about 23 kilometers (13 miles) southwest of Hengchun on the southern tip of Taiwan, the bureau said. Hengchun is about 450 kilometers (260 miles) south of Taipei.Quakes frequently shake Taiwan, which is part of the Pacific's "Ring of Fire," an arc of volcanos and fault lines encircling the Pacific Basin. Most are minor and cause little or no damage. However, a 7.6-magnitude earthquake in central Taiwan in September 1999 killed more than 2,300 people.