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]]> By: Jim http://www.ancientfiction.com/author-blog/2009/07/possible-reasons-why-north-america-was-not-heavily-populated/comment-page-1/#comment-260 Jim Thu, 17 Dec 2009 21:44:13 +0000 http://www.ancientfiction.com/author-blog/?p=59#comment-260 Sorry, Wandering. I accidentally deleted your post, but luckily, I had a copy in my email. It is very interesting that this is the 199th anniversary. I've heard that the New Madrid earthquake may occur about every 600 years as well as the 200 year figure. Since no one can really predict them, I guess it's really just a number. It is interesting that you've been following this, and they haven't had any tremors in 8 days. Are there always tremors somewhere along the fault? BTW, some old stories also suggest that Tecumseh was a powerful "medicine man", and that he actually caused this earthquake as the start of a curse against the US that supposedly affected presidents every 20 years, generally by death. Reagan's presidency apparently was the end of that curse/superstition. Just a curious side note I've come across in my readings over time. Sorry, Wandering. I accidentally deleted your post, but luckily, I had a copy in my email. It is very interesting that this is the 199th anniversary. I’ve heard that the New Madrid earthquake may occur about every 600 years as well as the 200 year figure. Since no one can really predict them, I guess it’s really just a number. It is interesting that you’ve been following this, and they haven’t had any tremors in 8 days. Are there always tremors somewhere along the fault?

BTW, some old stories also suggest that Tecumseh was a powerful “medicine man”, and that he actually caused this earthquake as the start of a curse against the US that supposedly affected presidents every 20 years, generally by death. Reagan’s presidency apparently was the end of that curse/superstition. Just a curious side note I’ve come across in my readings over time.

]]> By: Wandering Soul http://www.ancientfiction.com/author-blog/2009/07/possible-reasons-why-north-america-was-not-heavily-populated/comment-page-1/#comment-259 Wandering Soul Thu, 17 Dec 2009 21:29:07 +0000 http://www.ancientfiction.com/author-blog/?p=59#comment-259 I've been fascinated by the New Madrid earthquakes since studying Tecumseh as a kid. Supposedly, he predicted the earthquake. I regularly look at the USGS site. Tomorrow will the the anniversary (199 years from one of the "big ones" that are said to occur about every 200 years. The USGS map of the Central US is interesting in that the New Madrid area has not recorded any tremors in 8 days now. That is unusual. I have not been checking this website long enough to know if the parallel earthquake areas to the West and east have always been this active. Has central Oklahoma always been such a "hot spot"? What about southeastern Tennessee? I’ve been fascinated by the New Madrid earthquakes since studying Tecumseh as a kid. Supposedly, he predicted the earthquake. I regularly look at the USGS site. Tomorrow will the the anniversary (199 years from one of the “big ones” that are said to occur about every 200 years. The USGS map of the Central US is interesting in that the New Madrid area has not recorded any tremors in 8 days now. That is unusual. I have not been checking this website long enough to know if the parallel earthquake areas to the West and east have always been this active. Has central Oklahoma always been such a “hot spot”? What about southeastern Tennessee?

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