Sad day for my Navy. Two Blue Angels were killed today when their jet crashed in GA. Prayers are needed.

A Goodyear blimp went down today, as well, but I didn't get the location. They had no idea why.

I had one goofy night. I kept waking up. Highly unusual for me. Most have been five/six times all toll. By morning I was happy to get up and escape that ping ponging between opposite states of mine. As if to take advantage of the situation, I had a strong TL spike hit me at 3:01. (One of my first proofs of God. I only got PRs and SPs when awake and it was, over time, proven that there were no wanting quakes. There has always been a SP to match a quake. Now, what are the odds? Given a 24 hour clock and I'm sleeping 8 of them. Think you'll catch my drift.)

But not to worry. The interupted sleep didn't seem to effect my day. I had great energy and worked fast enough to cause body soreness at the end of the day. The morning began in clouds and it took awhile for the sun to break through. In fact, for awhile, I thought it was a kind of war. Those jets were up there making those abnormal contrails again and the air kept getting tropical. But the sun wasn't giving up and the air kept getting dryer. To me, it has become obvious in what they are doing up there. They are trying to make rain. But not for just anywhere and if they want to get it over the San Andreas, then they've got to try to make their rain over my head. Well, they didn't succeed last week. Or did they? What if what they put up there went west (instead of east) and added to the Northwest first big storm of the season? We did have Santa Anas (west directed winds) and they are saying we are to get them tomorrow. Well, let's see if there's a second storm.

My ears finally stopped singing and ringing. Monserrate and Colima erupted again today.

LS and TL both went out of critical today, leaving the focus on RS and RB. Clouds have formed and the whole sky has a strange purple hue to it. Additionally, it is very quiet and still. Strange feeling.

>LS-NORTH SAN FRANCISICO TO TIP OF ALUETIANS/+4.8 at S.F./100%
>PR PR DATE CRT.DATE MAG POSSIBLE LOCATION
Out of critical until 11/6.

On the 24th, I wrote to watch Alaska and, true to the itching, there was moderate activity up there.

>TR-FAR NORTHEAST/+4.6/100%
Out of critical until 11/19 for anything larger than 4.6.

>RS-NORTHRIDGE TO SAN JOSE/4.4/50%
2MM 5/8/97 10/21-29 + 4.4 If Northridge.
5MM 6/30/98 10/23-31 +4.8 if Parkfield

>RB ARC - RIDGECREST TO N. GULF OF CAL./+4.2/50%
150MS- 6/8/95 10/21-29 +8.2 if Indio
30MM- 6/6/99 10/24-11/1 +5.5 if Palm Springs

>C L. A. BASIN-SOUTH COAST-/+4.0/+50%
Out of critical until 11/19.
>LB-S. CAL COAST NORTH/50%
Out of critical until 12/17.
>B- BAJA COAST/5.0/50%
Out of critical until 11/2 for anything larger than 5.0.

>TL-RING OF FIRE/WORLD OUTSIDE OTHER AREAS/+6.3/50%
Out of critical until 11/4.

>TL S RANGE SPIKES IN CRITICAL: Two S-, Three S and One S+

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