At 11:32 AM 9/5/2005 +1200, you wrote:
> > Do you want to count possible earthquake faults ?
>
>If yes, then you could probably add in the Pacific NW (is
>that the Cascades Fault ?), predicted Seattle may slip into
>the sea one day
>
>Another event that's "overdue". I wonder if that's just a beat-up
>word, seems every catastrophe likely, from meteor to Hawaiian
>landslide, is "overdue"
>
>Rangitoto Island in Auckland's harbour is also "overdue"

A major earthquake whacking Tokyo is well overdue. They've generally
hit every 70 years, and the most recent one was in 1923. It will probably
kill many thousands and there could be a lot of fires from the heating gas
that's used throughout the city.

And (because of investments) if it were to happen tomorrow, my income
would probably double or triple this year. 8-(

Best regards,

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