Eruptions

Small explosions at Eyjafjallajökull: Start of something new or end of something old?

Posted by Erik Klemetti on June 4, 2010
(177)
More »


Image of the Eyjafjallajökull’s ash taken on May 26, 2010, courtesy of the NASA Earth Observatory.

Eruptions readers were closely following increasing tremors at Eyjafjallajökull this afternoon/evening wondering if there was a new eruption starting but with the weather not cooperating, no one was sure. However, this evening the Icelandic Met Office released a statement (Icelandic) saying that a small explosion of gas and ash did occur today. The update is only available (so far) on the Icelandic version of the IMO website – so I had to work through a Google Translate version of the story – but it appears that the combination of increased tremor and these renewed “throat-clearing” events (most likely very little new material in these explosions) might herald a new period of activity at Eyjafjallajökull – or it could just be a blip during the waning of the system.

You can check out the Mila.is webcam (weather permitting) or the IMO tremor plots to keep an eye on the volcano. As of 11 PM EDT, the volcano is still “restless.”

{Hat tip to Jón Frímann for keeping us up to date on the activity at Eyjafjallajökull.}

Keywords: , , , , ,
(177)
More »

Comments

  1. #1 Robert Bordonaro
    June 5, 2010

    Pages

    Beint í leiðarkerfi vefsins . Straight to navigation .
    Eldsumbrot í Eyjafjallajökli Eldsumbrot in Eyjafjallajökull

    Veðurstofa Íslands 21.5.2010 IMO 21/05/2010
    Órói – skráð 05.06.2010 kl. Restlessness – recorded at 05.06.2010. 01:25 01:25

    Frá miðjum degi 4. From mid-day 4th júní jókst órói verulega á jarðskjálftastöðvum við jökulinn og var nokkuð stöðugur fram undir kl. June restlessness increased significantly in the seismic stations and the glacier was quite stable under at. 20 þegar hann datt niður. 20 When he fell down. Styttri óróapúlsar komu fram kl. Shorter pulses turbulence occurred at. 20:45 og kl. And 20:45 pm. 21:20. 21:20. Á meðan á þessum óróahviðum stóð sást svartur eða dökkgrár mökkur. During this turmoil Hvid was spotted black or Dark Mocha.

    Engir skjálftar fylgdu þessum óróahviðum og undanfarið hafa eingöngu verið smáir, grunnir skjálftar undir fjallinu. No earthquakes follow these disturbances Hvid and recently have only been small, shallow earthquakes under the mountain. Líklega hefur losnað um fyrirstöðu í gígnum með auknu gasstreymi og öskusprengingum. Likely loosening of the obstacles in the crater by increased gasstreymi and ash explosions.

    Óróinn jókst aftur um kl. Turmoil grew back at. 00:30 og stendur enn þegar þetta er skrifað. 0:30 and is still the time of writing. Lítill mökkur sést núna, kl. Mini Mocha seen now, at. 01:25, á vefmyndavél Mílu við Þórólfsfell. 01:25, Miles on webcam with Thorolfsfell.

  2. #2 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    Puffs coming out of crater – Mula and Thórol cams.

  3. #3 Princess Frito
    June 5, 2010

    Aww man! Something exciting happens and I lose power in a thunderstorm for over 2 hours. Renatoooooo!

  4. #4 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    #3 Calm down, YH, not too much to be excited about. Only some puffs and Jón’s Helicorders are steady.
    As for the power loss – I thought we only got those down at the tropics. :)

  5. #5 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    Hvólsvöllur cam looks interesting, though…

  6. #6 Things to do
    June 5, 2010

    Engir skjálftar fylgdu þessum óróahviðum og undanfarið hafa eingöngu verið smáir, grunnir skjálftar undir fjallinu. No earthquakes follow these disturbances Hvid and recently have only been small, shallow earthquakes under the mountain

  7. #7 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    Meanwhile take a look at this!
    http://www.lahora.com.ec/frontEnd/images/objetos/TUNGURAHUAFP_2010063112711g.jpg

  8. #8 Princess Frito
    June 5, 2010

    @Renato ~ It’s the tropics here in southern Canada this time of year, so every time there’s a thunderstorm warning I have to get the candles ready. Cats and candles don’t mix well though, so I at least enjoyed a nice bonfire outside.

    Until the mosquitoes came …

    @Dan and everyone else affected by the oil spill ~ I got caught up with the news today and just can’t imagine how you must feel trying to do your part to help clean up such a massive, growing mess. Words just don’t work.

  9. #9 Princess Frito
    June 5, 2010

    @Renato ~ Whoa!

    @Robert B and Things to do ~ #1 & #6 I *think* I understand from reading between the lines ;)

  10. #10 Princess Frito
    June 5, 2010

    I’m sure there are a lot of people who read this blog who are busy as I am and may have missed the opportunity to give an honourable mention of our beloved Eruptions blog, so if you feel so inclined, please do so at:

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/blog/2010/jun/03/wanted-best-science-blogs

  11. #11 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    Tremor plots are showing a small unrest now and the plume looks sturdier, don’t you think?
    @YH, how do they dare? (the mosquitoes?)

  12. #12 Princess Frito
    June 5, 2010

    The plume looks sturdier on the Hvols cam but as puffs on the Thoro cam. Must be the different angles.

    Pass the calamine lotion please.

  13. #13 Princess Frito
    June 5, 2010

    Sorry for the off-topic but just a few hours ago the oil spill cam did not look like it was pumping out half as much as it is now:

    http://www.bp.com/liveassets/bp_internet/globalbp/globalbp_uk_english/incident_response/STAGING/local_assets/html/Skandi_ROV1.html

  14. #14 Claude Grandpey
    June 5, 2010

    There should not be any new eruption at Eyjafjallajökull. The seismic events that occurred during the past days and weeks are all shallow and do not reveal any new magma ascent.However, the eruptive tremor shows there is probably still some hot material coming up in the crater so that the contact with glacier melting water occasionally causes small phreatic eruptions accompanied by ash clouds. In my opinion, the eruption is over

  15. #15 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    Bed time! Ok, gents ladies, keep us updated. See you tomorrow/today. I’m sure this Lady still has stories to tell us.

  16. #16 Kevin in Oregon
    June 5, 2010

    WOW! There is a really high spike in the tremor graphs:

    hraun.vedur.is/ja/Katla2009/stodvaplott.html

    The steam plume is a bright white and at time quite significant in size. Beautiful day for webcam watching.

  17. #17 Jón Frímann
    June 5, 2010

    The tremor plot are once again increasing in strength. I don’t think that this is a older material that got on the move because that some blockade inside the Eyjafjallajökull plumbing did clear a path. Like the IMO did state in news here in Iceland. I think that this is a slow restart of the eruption. They also think at IMO that this might be the last breath of the eruption, I do not agree with that. As this is too repeated and the gain of strength between eruptions is too high.

    The tremor that is happening now looks stronger then before. It is going to be interesting to monitor this over the next few hours.

    Icelandic news on Rúv. Translate with Google at your own risk.

    http://www.ruv.is/frett/enn-oroi-i-eyjafjallajokli

  18. #18 Kultsi, Askola, FI
    June 5, 2010

    @Princess Frito & others – I recommend LED lanterns & flashlights for emergencies: they are nowadays quite affordable and the batteries last for ages – and there is no fire hazard.

  19. #19 Helen Leggatt
    June 5, 2010

    I’m watching Thoro cam – is that a plume on the glacier again? Been visible since increased activity/plume.

  20. #20 Adrian,Dorset, UK
    June 5, 2010

    Hello to all,

    Im another person who is going to be away but only till tommorrow evening. Good Holidays to Birdseye and also Lavendel,

    Catch You All Tommorrow, Adrian.

    P.S Not stating the obvious but all 5 Helicorders ramping up again and there is also signs of movement on yours Jon.

  21. #21 Alyson
    June 5, 2010

    Good morning All. The plume on the Hvolsvelli looks almost back to its full height this morning, shimmering through the haze with the sun shining on the white heights of the plume – and 2 plumes steady on the Þórólfsfelli camera just now. It’s like seeing an old friend again!

  22. #22 Jón Frímann
    June 5, 2010

    I am wondering if there is a new eruption starting in Eyjafjallajökull, at new location in the crater. Since the tremor continues to increase, but nothing can be seen on the web cameras.

  23. #23 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    #22 @Jón: Wondering the same. Just came out of bed to see activity which is just WOW, but plume doesn’t show any difference from earlier.

  24. #24 Laura from Canada
    June 5, 2010

    Curiously though, there hasn’t been very much earthquake activity at all?

  25. #25 Kyle
    June 5, 2010

    The earthquake activity we saw didn’t start until the eruption began to subside, it seems whenever there is earthquake activity the tremor plots are right down, and when the tremors start to go up earthquakes stop.

  26. #26 birdseyeUSA
    June 5, 2010

    ” Gunnar considers likely that this is a game after the eruption, a kind of death stretches, and it will be possible to continue the next day. However, there is no evidence that the eruption is about to begin again in the glacier. ”

    Well,at least the translations are getting more poetic….
    Mornin’ all, just dashing by to check on things – have to pack up the computer soon …
    and later we shall see what we shall see….keep us posted on your opinion, Jón, thanks .

  27. #27 birdseyeUSA
    June 5, 2010

    ‘birdseye, what are you doing birds… eee….y….e,’ as the plug is pulled. Hasta mañana, be well all.

  28. #28 gtmccoy
    June 5, 2010

    Darn thought it was going to get interesting again. Oh well.
    Now to paint the trim on ‘ol Bar MC Ranch House.First nice day in what seems weeks here in NE Oregon….

  29. #29 pyromancer76
    June 5, 2010

    Early morning coffee in the Eastern Sierras (Owens Valley)with cattle lowing to the rising sun, protesting the 100 degree heat soon to arrive. Yes, Princess Frito #10, sending Eruptions (and other science blogs of one’s choice to the Guardian is an excellent idea — done!) Thanks, Jon and Erik, for maintaining this excellent update on Eyjaf. A fine place to visit everyday.

  30. #30 d9tRotterdam
    June 5, 2010

    For those of us who can’t visit the mountain today in person… here’s a short time-lapse of this morning’s steam plume, from the Mulakot webcam. Eyjafjallajökull volcano eruption 5 June 2010
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8OL71zeINs

  31. #31 Passerby
    June 5, 2010

    Yesterday was very pleasant in Central Washington, for a change – as GTMcCoy opines. Today promises to be lovely as well, balmy mid-70s with low humidity. Absolutely atypical weather here the past month, by the standards of the past decade, but. MUCH cooler, cloudy and wetter than normal.

    The jetstream map tells the tale, as the JS is normally to the north, riding above us here in the PNW, by now. The unsettled weather is riding to the south of GT and will return by later today, so we’ll be seeing another precip event by Sunday.

    http://www.intellicast.com/National/Wind/JetStream.aspx

    Geotechnical indicators for mildly unsettled conditions today, after an uptick yesterday, June 4, with a rising pattern of basal activity, repeating spot-on, at 30-day intervals.

    Interesting. Eyjaf is not finished. IMO should take a chill. We have unsettled geoweather ahead of us.

  32. #32 Susan/TX
    June 5, 2010

    #30 @d9tRotterdam, thanks for the timelapse. Hot day here in Central TX: 97 yesterday, same today. La Nina forecast means a relapse into drought after a wet El Nino winter.

  33. #33 Passerby
    June 5, 2010

    http://iri.columbia.edu/climate/ENSO/currentinfo/QuickLook.html

    We’ve been out of LaNina conditions for some time, presently back into ENSO-neutral after a period of ElNino conditions that gave us a warmer March-April than typical. There is, however, a reasonable chance that ENSO will drift back into LaNina conditions by the end of Summer 2010, that could persist through the Fall.

    Aye, LaNina resumption will bring dry weather to the southwestern US, Mexico and the Yucatan. Fire season.

  34. #34 Diane N CA
    June 5, 2010

    Good morning and evening where ever you are. :-)

    Have been away for a couple of days with stuff not so enjoyable. I won’t go there.

    Interesting that Eyjaf is still steaming and puffing away a bit. Also I have managed to catch the info on the other volcanoes putting on shows or creating havoc elsewhere. Lot of activity.

    @Passerby, the weather here has been really crazy. We had some rain the other night. It is not particulary “usual” this time of year. Not for here. Of course, it can snow here on Memorial Day, but that is very rare.

    Today is clear and it will be warmer and DH and I have just been chompin’ at the bit to get to the river. Maybe tomorrow or Monday the road will be dry enough.

    Randall and Dan, on the gulf situation, they said when they were going to cut the pipe that it would be worse until they can cap it or whatever they are trying to do. This is going to be the worst manmade disaster that has happened yet (with the possible exception of A-bombs). I don’t envy you and I feel very bad about what is coming to your coasts if it isn’t there already. I wish things were different for you.

    Here is something a bit funny. Yesterday, the clouds were really in some strange formations. There were lenticulars, strato-cumulous, cirrus, and whatnot and my chiropractor asked me if we were going to have an earthquake. What? Then she told me her folks said it was earthquake weather. LOL I remember my dad saying that one time. Well, it was warm and humid which is not normal for here, either. Thing is, there were some quakes. The backgound noise. Anyway, I thought you would enjoy a bit of humor regardless of whether you believe in quake weather or not.

    Cheers

  35. #35 stigger
    June 5, 2010

    #34, Diane, I remember reading about this ages ago. https://www.sott.net/articles/show/153433-Curious-cloud-formations-linked-to-quakes

    It is not peer reviewed, so I’m not creating a case for it but it is an interesting idea.

  36. #36 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    Tungurahua: More evacuations taking place.
    “The Geophysical Institute (GI) of the National Polytechnic School of Ecuador said yesterday there is a small “lava lake “at the bottom of the crater which, if volume increases, could spill into the northwest flank of the mountain .”
    http://www.prensaescrita.com/america/ecuador.php

  37. #37 Passerby
    June 5, 2010

    *squint* Looks suspiciously like new ash deposits on Vulcan Popo.

    http://www.cenapred.unam.mx/popo/UltimaImagenVolcanI.html

    Were not in evidence yesterday.

  38. #38 Jón Frímann
    June 5, 2010

    According to the news, ash plume was seen yesterday somewhere between 18:00 and 20:00 UTC.

  39. #39 thor
    June 5, 2010

    thanks Jon, then I was not dreaming,.
    I tought I saw ash in the plume yesterday, evening but I was not sure so I didnt post..

    shes still moving about, just not as much as she did earlier. Im sure we`ll see more fun from her side..

  41. #41 nancy
    June 5, 2010

    Beautiful view on Mulakot cam!!

  42. #42 Diane N CA
    June 5, 2010

    @ Stigger #135, yeah, I have heard of such things. It has warmed up a lot here in the last couple of days and there are more clouds to come. I think sometimes it is coincidence. I have not studied anything like that, but I have heard that a change in barimetric pressure can have an affect and if the fault was ready to move anyway, then I suppose there could be some connection with the pressure. I don’t think it would be quite so predictable, however. In the clouds we had here, there were no holes that stayed with the clouds moving around them.

    Who knows?

  43. #43 Jón Frímann
    June 5, 2010

    The following statement is on the IMO web page in Icelandic. This is translated by Google. But I have made some correction to it.

    “Increased turmoil in Eyjafjallajökull afternoon yesterday. Then came a black ash cloud. The night was observed turbulence and since the at. 7 in the morning has been almost continuous turmoil, but most nine o’clock. Since then it has declined. The ash cloud was light in the night and morning, and looked like a steam cloud.
    Written by geologist on duty at 05th June 17:33″

    Original text.

    “Aukinn órói var í Eyjafjallajökli seinnipartinn í gær. Þá kom upp svartur öskumökkur. Í nótt komu fram óróahviður og frá því um kl. 7 í morgun hefur óróinn verið nær samfelldur en þó mestur um níuleytið. Frá þeim tíma hefur dregið úr honum. Mökkurinn var ljós í nótt og morgun og líktist gufumekki.
    Skrifað af vakthafandi jarðvísindamanni 05. jún. 17:33″

    The tremor continues to be higher then the background noise, but it drops a lot for some period of time. I am yet to understand why that is at the moment. So are the scientists that are monitoring Eyjafjallajökull today.

  44. #44 stigger
    June 5, 2010

    #41 @ Diane: Who knows indeed? It probably is nothing more than coincidence and wishful thinking but there are more things in heaven and earth …

  45. #45 Passerby
    June 5, 2010

    Who knows? Most geologists know that it’s nonsensical – it lacks an acceptable physics basis.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_weather

  46. #46 Princess Frito
    June 5, 2010

    But .. but .. it must be true because I read it on the internet! ;)

    http://www.earthquakesignals.com/zhonghao296/A991003.html

  47. #47 Raving 1/f
    June 5, 2010

    Freaky coincidence reminds me of http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/1/f_noise

  48. #48 Passerby
    June 5, 2010

    Flimsy physics argument and slightly better than random guessing odds, at ~60% success rate.

    If that much heat is generated by rock friction, satellite thermography could be employed. I haven’t seen anybody trot this EQ detection method out yet.

    Have seen thermographic sensing used to detect monument and concrete structural damage from earthquakes. Also used to detect soil loading and deformation by EQs:

    Introducing infrared thermography in soil dynamics (2007)
    Infrared Physics & Technology
    Volume 49, Issue 3, January 2007, Pages 306-311
    he paper introduces infrared thermography as a non-contact and non-destructive technique that conveniently offers the possibility of evaluating the energy-dissipating ability of soil, generally difficult to be determined using traditional techniques. It allows records and observations in real time of heat patterns produced by the dissipation of energy caused by friction between grains. Such dissipative heat occurs when soil is subjected to vibratory loading exceeding the characteristic threshold, and it evidences the distortion mechanism. This energy dissipation mechanism influences the wave propagation, intergranular attenuation, and dispersion through particles contacts. The infrared thermographic technique, which couples mechanical and thermal energy, offers the potential of directly monitoring the stress state of particle rearrangement and predicting the macroscopic mechanical response of soils subjected to cyclic, dynamic or vibratory loading. In addition, infrared thermography evidences the fuse effect of soil, capable to mitigate significantly the earthquake loading on engineering structures.

  49. #49 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    2 EQs over the Mid-Atlantic ridge:
    2010-06-05 06:42:07.1 50.42 N /29.22 W /10 mb 4.7/ NORTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE
    2010-06-05 22:24:05.8 70.82 N /14.61 W 30 mb / 4.3/ JAN MAYEN ISLAND REGION
    http://www.emsc-csem.org/index.php?page=home

  50. #50 Passerby
    June 5, 2010

    @49: EQs on the MAR bracket Iceland. Not surprising.

  51. #51 GT McCoy
    June 5, 2010

    Diane in Northern Ca.-I lived for 25 years on the South Coast of Oregon. That southern end of the Juan De Fuca plate has me
    worried. My wife’s cousin lives in Brookings, Or. She lived many years in the Hemet Valley Ca.area.Anecdotal,but ever time there is a nearby quake she gets a headache.-Just before
    it hit-like the recent one in Eureka…
    Stay safe, I’m gong out to hug my Basalt Column….

  52. #52 Jen
    June 5, 2010

    On the subject of “earthquake clouds” – in general I don’t believe in these and I think some who talk about them all the time on various forums (fora?) can be a bit silly, but – here is my own silly “was that an earthquake cloud?” story.

    Two days ago, I was driving in the Puget Sound region when I looked up and saw a rather massive rainbow cloud. It was definitely not just a rainbow, but a large part of the sky striped in a vivid prism. The colors were more solid and the stripes were thick and not bent as they would be in a rainbow. This breathtaking site was obscured by more (ordinary) clouds before I could snap a photo.

    Anyway, I don’t know what it was. A noctilucent cloud? (I thought those happened at dusk, this was mid afternoon) Half of an incredibly vivid and big sundog? A hallucination? A sign that I needed to wash my windshield? No major earthquakes yet so I suppose that wasn’t the cause.

    This is the only reference I can find, but it was considerably more vivid than is evident in the photo:

    http://www.king5.com/your-news/95571319.html

  53. #53 Passerby
    June 5, 2010

    @ 52: I saw a similar phenomenon while driving on I-90 on a cross-country drive en route to Ohio, to work for NASA some time ago. It occurred at about this time of year, under clear skies with a few very high clouds.

    If I remember correctly, it’s caused by high altitude ice crystals that are charge aligned with the Earth Circuit and have a specific refracting geometry.

  54. #54 Renato I Silveira
    June 5, 2010

    EQs on the MAR in Iceland:
    Sunday
    06.06.2010/02:26:38/66.646/-18.028/11.7 km/2.8/90.02/11.6 km N of Grímsey
    06.06.2010/02:26:38/66.669/-18.028/7.6 km/2.6/55.14/14.2 km N of Grímsey
    06.06.2010/02:24:11/66.636/-18.001/11.2 km/1.6 81.79/10.5 km N of Grímsey
    05.06.2010/20:12:07/66.492/-17.535/5.9 km/2.8/90.02/21.7 km ESE of Grímsey
    05.06.2010/20:03:42/66.652/-17.895/6.4 km/1.7/32.68/13.3 km NNE of Grímsey
    05.06.2010/18:49:20/66.628/-17.908/9.9 km/1.5/60.4/10.6 km NNE of Grímsey
    Saturday
    05.06.2010 17:54:21 66.631 -17.919 10.6 km 1.4 99.0 10.7 km NNE of Grímsey
    05.06.2010/17:51:31/66.455/-17.837/11.7 km/0.5/99.0/12.3 km SE of Grímsey
    05.06.2010/10:43:44/66.498/-17.508/9.7 km/0.6/99.0/22.7 km ESE of Grímsey
    05.06.2010/10:31:53/66.296/-18.703/10.9 km/0.3/99.0/20.1 km NNE of Siglufjörður
    05.06.2010/10:12:02/66.510/-17.509/12.3 km/1.1/99.0/22.5 km E of Grímsey

  55. #55 Robert Bordonaro, Arlington, TX
    June 6, 2010

    Good evening /good morning everyone :O)!! Lady E is steaming nicely at the moment on the THORO web-cam at the moment:

    http://eldgos.mila.is/eyjafjallajokull-fra-thorolfsfelli/

    Tremor at the volcano are very low at all sites at the moment, but I still believe Lady E has an encore presentation.

  56. #56 Renato I Silveira
    June 6, 2010

    Tjörnes zone swarm:
    03:41:01 /66.482/-17.562/9.5 km/3.4/90.02/20.9 km ESE of Grímsey

  57. #57 Renato I Silveira
    June 6, 2010

    Plume now visible on Múlakot cam.
    Be back later to follow developments on this.

  58. #58 Renato I Silveira
    June 6, 2010

    FLIR pointer going crazy between two “hotspots”. The one to the left of the picture is totally new to me.

  59. #59 Boris Behncke, Catania, Italy
    June 6, 2010

    Dear folks here, if you want to see a REAL GOOD volcano show going on in this very moment, check out Kilauea on Hawaii. That volcano in these days is presenting the unique situation of having TWO vigorously active lava lakes at the same time. One is within its summit vent Halema’uma’u
    volcanoes.usgs.gov/hvo/cams/HMcam/
    the other within Pu’u ‘O’o
    volcanoes.usgs.gov/hvo/cams/POcam/
    By the way, there are some more photos of Pacaya’s latest activity here:
    http://www.daylife.com/search/photos?q=volcano
    From these you can see that apparently there is Strombolian activity from a new vent quite low down on its flank (not far from a village it seems), which is also emitting multiple lava flows. These photos are not of the big eruption of last week but of relatively modest activity going on right now.

  60. #60 Raving
    June 6, 2010

    i47.tinypic.com/2ziog1c.jpg :-o
    The lighting and clouds fascinate as always. :-D

    Meanwhile from somewhere in the South Pacific …
    tannatranslation.blogspot.com/2010/06/ash-from-mt-yasur.html

    P.S.
    Hi Boris. Off to view your suggestions.

  62. #62 Lurking
    June 6, 2010

    Looks like Iceland has had some quake activity … this is the 15 minute quake energy plot.. I forgot to set the label. Vertical axis is power in Joules.

    http://i49.tinypic.com/dy1zio.png

  63. #63 Lurking
    June 6, 2010

    And… while I have the file open… Quakes of SW Iceland top down view, depths color coded.

    http://i46.tinypic.com/2emcxnn.png

  64. #64 Ursula
    June 6, 2010

    @ Jen (52) and Passerby (53): perhaps you saw one of these non-rainbows?
    http://www.atoptics.co.uk/rainbows/notabow.htm

  65. #65 Renato I Silveira
    June 6, 2010

    This was the only quake in the last 4 hours. Tremor plots didn’t show but two small ticks, after yesterday’s burst. Are we expecting more to it? Weather not favoring observation.
    Depth:7.8 km Mg: 0.9 9.8 km SW of Básar

    #59 Lava flows on Pacaya are amazing. And we should expect lava from Tungurahua, where a lava lake like the two in Kilauea is forming. But no live cams. :(

  66. #66 parclair
    June 6, 2010

    Thanks Boris. During the day, I switch to Puʻu ʻŌʻō cam with the lava field, complete with multiple steaming vents and the ocean.

    http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/hvo/cams/TEcam/

  67. #67 Passerby
    June 6, 2010

    http://www.cenapred.unam.mx/popo/UltimaImagenVolcanI.html

    Ahh, not ash. Snow-fall. Cold front moved through the region.

    @ Raving (thanks, as always, for the informative plots)

    i46.tinypic.com/2emcxnn.png – continued surficial tectonic activity within fissures and geothermal fields on the western end of the SISZ, at the southern terminus of the WVZ. No surprises here, continued lithospheric pore pressure fluctuations.

    The cumulative EQ plot tells the story.

  68. #68 parclair
    June 6, 2010

    Slightly off topic, but of interest. The Four Craters Lava Field, in Oregon has a

    “Crack-in-the-Ground” a volcanic fissure over two miles long and up to 70 feet deep, marks the western edge of this small, volcano-tectonic depression.

    Links:

    http://atlasobscura.com/place/crack-in-the-ground

    http://www.volcano.si.edu/world/volcano.cfm?vnum=1202-14-

  69. #69 Passerby
    June 6, 2010

    The unusual weather patterns of the UK/Northern Europe continues, suggesting that blocking anticyclonic air flows will persist. If there are further eruptions of ash, it may continue to present problems to European and trans-Atlantic air traffic.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/scotland/highlands_and_islands/10238296.stm

    ‘Skiing could take place at the CairnGorm Mountain resort (Scots Highlands) at midsummer for the first time in living memory.’

  70. #70 parclair
    June 6, 2010

    Highly Allochthonous is hosting the Accretionary Wedge #25.

    This one is particularly interesting, in that they asked for “your favourite geological imagery” which they’ve arranged in alphabetical order. In addition, there’re a wide variety of links to other geological blogs. I’ve bookmarked in my “to explore” list. ;-)

    http://scienceblogs.com/highlyallochthonous/2010/06/accretionary_wedge_25_an_illus.php

  72. #72 Raving
    June 6, 2010

    Here is another strip of tremor plots. Looks as if a bit of activity may be re-emerging.

    http://i49.tinypic.com/1j1xy.png

  73. #73 Gordon
    June 6, 2010

    Passerby@69 – Today’s paper has further skiing info as we’ve had a some good weather over the last few days…

    http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/home-news/skiing-in-june-is-flipping-great-1.1033026

    Popacatapetl looking good, Turrialba, clouded in, Lady E clouded over as usual. Nice orange Mustang on Mulakot!

  74. #74 Passerb y
    June 6, 2010

    The last time the Scottish Highlands had a bonkers snow season was 1992.

    1992: VEI 5+ and 6 at Hudson and Pinatubo respectively; VEI 3 at Mt St Helens and Hekla. Lots of eruption activity at high latitudes (Aleutians and Kamchatka, Japan, Iceland), both poles (New Zealand, South Pacific, southern South America).

  75. #75 Diane N CA
    June 6, 2010

    @ Jen and Passerby #52&53 Ursula at #64 is correct. I was going to say something about it, but she beat me to it. I have seen a lot of pictures of clouds like the one you posted, Jen, on EPOD, Earth Picture of the Day which is like APOD, Astronomy Picture of the Day. Both are interesting to see. EPOD shows a lot of cloud formations and describes how they form. It has to do with the hexagonal ice crystals and they have to be in specific positions to get the color. On the post Ursula sent, the first one is representative of what you saw, Jen. They are beautiful.

    Check out both EPOD and APOD. Good stuff there.

  76. #76 Passerby
    June 6, 2010

    How about a professional astronomer’s explanation? Also has a great photo, taken last week in Ohio. Matches what I wrote earlier, as explained to me by NASA physicists I was working with at the time (I wrote, above: it’s caused by high altitude ice crystals that are charge aligned with the Earth Circuit and have a specific refracting geometry).

    The photos of circum-horizontal arcs are nearly identical to what I observed, but I didn’t realize how rare an occurrence this is, at the time. I even pulled over at a rest stop to take a good look, as it was safer than trying to gawk while driving at 70 mph. :-)

    http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap090512.html

    ‘The reason here is that ice crystals in distant cirrus clouds are acting like little floating prisms. Sometimes known as a fire rainbow for its flame-like appearance, a circumhorizon arc lies parallel to the horizon. For a circumhorizontal arc to be visible, the Sun must be at least 58 degrees high in a sky where cirrus clouds are present. Furthermore, the numerous, flat, hexagonal ice-crystals that compose the cirrus cloud must be aligned horizontally to properly refract sunlight in a collectively similar manner.’

  77. #77 Passerby
    June 6, 2010

    My word correction didn’t take: photo taken in May 2009…not last week.

    This is the start of the season for viewing noctilucent clouds (early summer through fall), although I could swear that there has been an unusual number of them reported late last winter and this spring as well.

  78. #78 snotra viking, sweden
    June 6, 2010

    Hi all!

    I,m looking in to see how things are going. I really like that this a real time commentary chat, that way I can pick up on past events. I looked at Boris Hawaii-cams but nothing interesting right now, and no Mustangs at Mulakot either.

    http://hraun.vedur.is/ja/Katla2009/stodvaplott.html
    Looks like it´s moving up a bit again, I gonna follow for a while to see where it goes.

  79. #79 Jón Frímann
    June 6, 2010

    According to the news there are now steam plume rising about 15,000 to 20,000 feet up in the air. Some small explosion have been reported and little ash following those explosions.

    http://www.ruv.is/frett/hair-gufubolstrar-stiga-upp

  80. #80 Passerby
    June 6, 2010

    According to the half-assed Google translation, magma is rising and surges from time to time.

    Next surge will occur within approx 36-48 hours.

  81. #81 Renato I Silveira
    June 6, 2010

    Maybe I’m wrong, but isn’t it Eyjaf’s steam coming downslope viewed from Katla cam?
    http://www.ruv.is/katla/

  82. #82 Lee
    June 6, 2010

    This eruption is over.

  83. #83 Janice Sutcliffe
    June 6, 2010

    @Jon Frimann (17) You weren’t kidding abouut “Google translate Icelandic at your own risk”. I tried it and what I got looked more like an algebra equasion than prose. Glad you can make sense of these Icelandic words with the pretty letters I have no idea how to pronounce. Maybe you could play the professor and teach us an Icelandic word-a-day, so we can muddle through the IMO reports. What’s “volcano”, “tremor”, “magma”, etc…..???

  84. #84 Janice Sutcliffe
    June 6, 2010

    @Diane (34) Regarding your “earthquake weather” theories: I don’t think there is really such a thing as a bad theory. It means that at least someone is making observations and asking questions. How many scientists can you think of that were drummed out of town for “ridiculous theories” which later turned out to be at least partially correct? Lots, right? We liberal arts types who are sitting here trying not to look too conspicuous amongst this gathering of scientists and enthusiasts prabaly stand a good chance of making comments that are sublimely ridiculous, because we are not immersed in the conventional body of knowledge. But that may turn out to be a strength as well. Some of what we think we know is bound to be wrong. So, a great “Huzzah!” to all those who watch, think and ask, regardless of the depth of their knowlege.

  85. #85 Diane N CA
    June 6, 2010

    @Passerby #76, I am familiar with what you have said. I have read that when I was checking out the phemomenae on EPOD as they give the same explaination just about every time they show a photo. I just couldn’t remember all of it. LOL

    The colors are just beautiful when it happens and I have seen some of the phenoms in the clouds, just not the straight across ones. I have seen the arcs. I have yet to see the noctilucent clouds.

    I have seen the Aurora down here in N CA once. I saw the pinkish-red color in the sky and I had to pull over to see what was going on. It was quite a show. It is very rare to see the Aurora down this far and several people besides me had pulled over on the turn-out to watch. It was awesome.

  86. #86 parclair, NoCal USA
    June 6, 2010

    The Puʻu ʻŌʻō Cone cam is interesting now (dusk to night)

    http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/hvo/cams/POcam/

  87. #87 Jen
    June 6, 2010

    Thank you everyone for the links and explanations. It was definitely a circumhorizontal arc, red was on top and not on the bottom as it would have been were it a circumzenithal arc. Another reason why I should always have my camera with me! We’ve been having a cold, wet, fairly dismal late spring here in the Pacific Northwest, there ought to be some silver (or rainbow) lining.

  88. #88 Renato I Silveira
    June 6, 2010

    Plume now visible on Múlakot cam.
    http://www.simnet.is/jonfr500/earthquake/vefmyndeyjafjalmulaen.html

  89. #89 Jón Frímann
    June 7, 2010

    According to this news report (in Icelandic) there is a small eruption happening at the moment. With small ash fall following it. This is what currently is happening now. But this eruption is quite small compared to what did happen before.

    http://www.visir.is/smagos-i-gangi-med-nyju-oskufalli/article/2010325795763

  90. #90 Laura Brinkmann
    June 7, 2010

    Anyone else see this earthquake from Katla?

  91. #91 Jón Frímann
    June 7, 2010

    There are new update on the activity in Eyjafjallajökull on Icelandic Met Office website. This information is in english.

    http://en.vedur.is/earthquakes-and-volcanism/articles/nr/1884

  92. #92 gravura andrei
    October 20, 2010

    Excellent set of tools ! However, the most efficient technique to get more comments still remains combining the two principles of writing killer content and interacting with other bloggers in your niche (especially by commenting in their blogs).

  93. #93 frontierville
    October 26, 2010

    State misconceptions and chisel the rod

  94. #94 straighten crooked penis
    November 10, 2010

    Sorry about the offtopic however I actually indispensability A few assistance. What could I do about my crooked penis? this’s got 0 miles in it, but Here’s how will I convince a lady that it does not allow a salvaged title? Anyway, my penis is bent liking fifteen degrees To The left about 2 inches from the ufficio as for The shaft. as well as yes, I am a virgin.

  95. #95 killarney park hotel
    November 17, 2010

    This is wonderful. I am chilling here in our hotel room in Killarney digesting most of these comments. Several are great whilst some don’t try to make much common sense in the slightest degree. I’m just on a break but I just couldn’t help myself away from having a look around this blog page regardless of whether my hotel room right here in Killarney bills on line usage allowance per hour.hotels in killarney town with swimming pool,luxury spa hotels in killarney

  96. #96 farmville cheats
    November 17, 2010

    Power always has to be kept in check power exercised in secret, especially under the cloak of national security, is doubly dangerous.

  97. #97 Hello Kitty Pillows
    November 24, 2010

    Things you brought up seems sensible. Nevertheless, think about this, what happens if you included a little more? I mean, I don’t want to teach how you can run ur blog, but if you actually added more stuff that can grab peoples attention? Just simply like a video clip or maybe a graphic or few to get people psyched regarding what you are talking about.

  98. #98 Sal Labarbara
    December 14, 2010

    Thank you so much for putting all those needed information’s in one interesting post. I bet that you spend much time writing all this. Thank you for great post and for sharing your knowledge with us!

  99. #99 internet marketing wassenaar
    December 28, 2010

    Don’t think allot off people share the same argument, but i don’t think this is all true.

  100. #100 positionering zoekmachines
    December 29, 2010

    Don’t think allot off people share the same argument, but i don’t think this is all true.

  101. #101 Maqui Berry
    January 6, 2011

    Exceptional blog! I literally love the way it effortless on my eyes and the information are very well written. My organization is wondering generate profits are generally notified whenever a new post has been. I have subscribed with your rss feed which will need to work!

  102. #102 Angielski
    January 10, 2011

    Good stuff. I dont remember reading such a good article. You should write more

  103. #103 Venapro
    January 10, 2011

    Wonderful goods of your stuff, man. We have understand your stuff earlier than and you’re just too great. I really like what you have acquired here, really like what that you are stating and just how in places you say it. You create it enjoyable and you also still care for to maintain it wise. I are unable to wait to see far more by you. It is actually a wonderful site.

  104. #104 Clementine Mcnany
    January 10, 2011

    You could certainly call at your dedication around the give good results you are writing. The entire world hopes for alot more sensitive creators that you who might not be afraid to state that are convinced. Generally go after an individual’s middle.

  105. #105 WoW Gold Guide
    January 18, 2011

    Hopefully this comment will go through–For some reason, I tried posting a response earlier but I got a certificate error from my antivirus. Wonder what’s going on, I wasn’t having any problems anywhere else >_<

  106. #106 Guitar Setup
    January 19, 2011

    It’s easy to skim the content and jump to a conclusion. I’m consistently shocked when I read the comments on some of the more heavily trafficked Blogs, and see how many of the people who are commenting think they are being contrarian when – in reality – all they’re really demonstrating is that they did not take the time to really digest what the Blogger was saying.

  107. #107 Lance Cabrero
    January 21, 2011

    I’m so tired of seeing all these spam comments. It’s a sin that blogs are getting polluted this way.

  108. #108 xoom accessories
    January 25, 2011

    What inspired you to wrote this post? Frankly, you did a very good job! Keep on posting and I will keep on reading :D

  109. #109 resa
    January 25, 2011

    continue with the the nice work on the blog. I kinda like it! :) Could maybe use some more updates more often, but i’m sure you got some better or other things to do like we all do. :)

  110. #110 african personals
    January 26, 2011

    Let’s cross that bridge when we come to it. (Deal with each problem as it arises).

  111. #111 Solange Mcsween
    January 29, 2011

    Thanks meant for a further fundamental post. In which better may possibly everybody have that somewhat knowledge in such a full method of making? May very well a new event newly arriving seven days, in addition to I am looking for these kinds of data.

  112. #112 picking a lawyer
    February 3, 2011

    Another copy n paste blog post? Yours,

  113. #113 South Philly
    April 17, 2011

    Hello. You Have a Very Nice Blog. I don’t deserve to write a comment because i should really be put in the sandbox for the horrible things i did.

  114. #114 Acnezine
    April 27, 2011

    That is certainly some motivational stuff. Couldn’t know that thoughts and opinions is usually this varied. Many thanks for all of the enthusiasm available such helpful tips right here. Keep ‘em returning… all of you do a very great job at such Concepts… can’t explain the amount I, for around understand everything you could do!

  115. #115 Norberto Fehrle
    May 6, 2011

    I really liked reading your post!. Quallity content. With such a valuable blog i believe you deserve to be ranking even higher in the search engines :)

  116. #116 biggest earthquake in america
    May 10, 2011

    Nonetheless, news businesses had been quick to report on people countries, NGO’s and support agencies that have responded to pleas of support.

  117. #117 Houston Drug Rehab
    May 26, 2011

    It’s amazing that it is happening again – nearly a year later.

    What a crazy world we live in… and dangerous!

  118. #118 Houston Drug Rehabilitation
    May 26, 2011

    It’s amazing that it is happening again – nearly a year later.

    What a crazy world we live in… and dangerous!

  119. #119 Willie Heinzig
    May 28, 2011

    Im considering foregoing the Big Sur leg of our trip in lieu of the Northern Coast all the way up to the far north redwoods and back, but hope that Im not making a big mistake, knowing that we may not make our way to California ever again.

  120. #120 efukt
    May 28, 2011

    Great wensite design!!!! What theme do you use? :)
    :) xxx

  121. #121 Buy revia
    June 13, 2011

    Exactamente! Pienso que es la idea buena.

  122. #122 Dan Ducotey
    June 14, 2011

    Thanks for having the time to post this news. I am currently one of your biggest fans. I have your RSS feed in my iphone and will look in regularly.

  123. #123 solar system facts
    June 28, 2011

    That’s a very interesting point you got there. It’s so Obama-like :P

  124. #124 Laurette Benny
    June 28, 2011

    “”Dude.. I am not much into reading, but somehow I got to read lots of articles on your blog. Its amazing how interesting it is for me to visit you very often.”"

  125. #125 Gout Home Remedies
    June 29, 2011

    It’s interesting,But if we properly read then we can get something really informative from the above details, but i admire your hard work

  126. #126 Leanne Walton
    July 2, 2011

    Thanks so much with this information I’m already doing some of these suggestions but there are lots of others that are a new comer to me.

  127. #127 Jeanne Neumeyer
    July 21, 2011

    of course we need to know our family history so that we can share it to our kids’

  128. #128 Arron Stalworth
    July 21, 2011

    our grandmother is a baby boomber and she is also a survivor of the holocaust. i’m so happy that she is still in good health till this day..

  129. #129 panic attack relief
    July 22, 2011

    Knowledge truly is power, so many thanks for fortifying my mind.

  130. #130 mephedrone
    July 22, 2011

    We tend to forget that happiness doesn’t come as a result of getting something we don’t have, but rather of recognizing and appreciating what we do have.

  131. #131 Neal Bulla
    July 31, 2011

    I can’t really help but admire your blog” your blog is so adorable and nice . 

  132. #132 Match Rate PLUS
    August 7, 2011

    Is the volcano starting again? Saw the news last night.

  133. #133 natural viagra
    August 10, 2011

    I am thoroughly convinced in this said post. I am currently searching for ways in which I could enhance my knowledge in this said topic you have posted here. It does help me a lot knowing that you have shared this information here freely. I love the way the people here interact and shared their opinions too. I would love to track your future posts pertaining to the said topic we are able to read.

  134. #134 Cutting formica sheets
    August 10, 2011

    oh my Daryl Hannah is quite a tall girl, i just seen here last month-

  135. #135 Qiana
    August 15, 2011

    have been trying to find thoughts and opinions of people who have tried this out first hand.

  136. #136 Vergleich Blumenversand
    August 25, 2011

    Ich finde es gut, daß dieses brisante Thema wirklich direkt angesprochen wird. Ihr Beitrag hat mir richtig gefallen, allerdings teile ich deine Ansicht nicht hundertprozentig. Aber ich denke unbedingt notwendig .

  137. #137 Macie Kobylinski
    August 28, 2011

    Ganz toller Beitrag. Ich freue mich auf mehr Artikel zu dem Thema.

  138. #138 Gerald Govostes
    August 28, 2011

    Super Artikel. Ich freue mich auf mehr Artikel dieser Art.

  139. #139 Confessions of a Guidette
    September 1, 2011

    Still can’t find out why it keeps erupting :(

  140. #140 email cover letter
    September 5, 2011

    Excellent goods from you, man. Small explosions at Eyjafjallajökull: Start of something new or end of something old? : Eruptions I’ve understand your stuff previous to and you are just too excellent. I really like what you have acquired here, certainly like what you are stating and the way in which you say it. You make it entertaining and you still care for to keep it smart. I can not wait to read much more from you. This is actually a terrific Small explosions at Eyjafjallajökull: Start of something new or end of something old? : Eruptions informations.

  141. #141 mari
    September 6, 2011

    This guy was 22? Hard to believe. he looks 40.

  142. #142 Mary Clark
    September 7, 2011

    I think more people should gidd pages like these, I do!

  143. #143 computer support new york city
    September 8, 2011

    Your place is valueble for me. Thanks!…

  144. #144 Howard Moon
    September 13, 2011

    Good post, I just passed this on to a cousin who was doing a little research on this. Thanks again.

  145. #145 Arden Molitoris
    September 17, 2011

    Its like you read my mind! You appear to know a lot about this, like you wrote the book in it or something. I think that you could do with some pics to drive the message home a bit, but other than that, this is wonderful blog. A great read. I’ll definitely be back.

  146. #146 Kendall Corle
    September 17, 2011

    I would like to show some thanks to the writer for rescuing me from such a matter. After looking out through the the web and meeting solutions which were not pleasant, I thought my life was over. Living without the solutions to the problems you’ve fixed all through your main guideline is a serious case, and ones which could have in a wrong way affected my entire career if I had not encountered the website. That knowledge and kindness in controlling all the details was helpful. I don’t know what I would have done if I hadn’t come across such a subject like this. I can at this time look ahead to my future. Thanks for your time so much for the professional and results-oriented guide. I will not think twice to recommend the website to any individual who would like assistance about this area.

  147. #147 Yamaha Grand Piano
    September 18, 2011

    You have brought up a very good points, thanks for the post.

  148. #148 Internet Marketing Bureau
    September 20, 2011

    Don’t think allot off people share the same argument, but i don’t think this is all true.

  149. #149 Big Dumb Danny
    September 29, 2011

    You’re not going to believe this but I have lost all night looking for some articles about this. I wish I knew of this site earlier, it was a good read and really helped me out. Have a good one

  150. #150 ugg Sheepskin Boots
    September 29, 2011

    I’ll creep on Hope Solo any day lol damn cant wait till Sunday so we can kik some Japan ass!!!!

  151. #151 Celeste
    September 30, 2011

    This has worked very well for me!

  152. #152 Leon Threats
    October 3, 2011

    It seems like you’re developing troubles yourself by attempting to clear up this issue as a substitute of looking at why their is a difficulty in the first place

  153. #153 dlink dir-655
    October 6, 2011

    It sounds like you are creating problems yourself by attempting to solve this issue as a substitute of looking at why their is a problem in the first place

  154. #154 business card holders
    October 9, 2011

    Audio began playing any time I opened this internet site, so annoying!

  155. #155 stop blushing
    October 12, 2011

    An additional unbelievable thing will be that many people have got uncontrolable blushing. You are able to cease blushing. Simply by training a couple of effortless techniques, and some diet modifications and also understand undertake a more ejoyable and relaxed living.

  156. #156 tvspel butik
    October 17, 2011

    For the moment no less than, give up asking myself relating to.

  157. #157 lutein plus
    November 4, 2011

    Thank you for another fantastic posting. Where else could anyone get that kind of information in such a perfect way of writing? I have a speech next week, and I was looking for more info ;)

  158. #158 Julee Bielicki
    November 7, 2011

    could someone explain to me exactly how I would make money blogging?

  159. #159 Bruno Vanderkar
    November 7, 2011

    very nice inf0 keep up the work! thanks

  160. #160 Cheap UGG Boots Uk Next Day Delivery
    November 9, 2011

    very useful material, over-all I really believe this is really worth a good book mark, thank you

  161. #161 Glenna Shell
    November 11, 2011

    Oh my goodness!

  162. #162 Jason Cartelli
    November 14, 2011

    thanks nice stuff…Keep bloging

  163. #163 Stanley Clark
    November 15, 2011

    Hello there, just became alert to your blog through Google, and found that it’s truly informative. I’m going to watch out for brussels. I will appreciate if you continue this in future. A lot of people will be benefited from your writing. Cheers!

  164. #164 Download Video Streaming Software
    November 17, 2011

    Thanks, I really think you are on the right track. How often do you think this would be updated, or do you think it’s a once off thing?

  165. #165 Lorenzo
    November 18, 2011

    I like this website it’s a master piece! Glad I discovered this on google.

  166. #166 debt consultant
    November 19, 2011

    I look forward to reading more of your articles and posts in the future, so I’ve bookmarked your blog. When I see good quality content, I like to share it with others. So I’ve created a backlink to your site. Thank you!

  167. #167 Corine Benimadho
    November 21, 2011

    How do I start a website that costs me nothing at all?

  168. #168 Fay
    November 21, 2011

    I see something truly interesting about your blog so I saved to fav.

  169. #169 Danielle
    November 22, 2011

    As soon as I found this internet site I went on reddit to share some of the love with them.

  170. #170 kiev escort
    November 24, 2011

    I love th is blog- it’s the only one I v isit on a common bas is. Your efforts and opinions (preferred or otherw ise) are all appreciated. Thanks.

  171. #171 ukraine escort
    November 24, 2011

    This is my first time i visit here. I found so many interesting stuff in your blog especially its discussion. From the tons of comments on your articles, I guess I am not the only one having all the enjoyment here! keep up the good work.

  172. #172 ukraine escort
    November 24, 2011

    Hi! I found your blog on Bing. It’s really comprehensive and it helped me a lot. Continue the good work!

  173. #173 download pc cleaner
    November 28, 2011

    I have been absent for a while, but now I remember why I used to love this website. Thanks, I’ll try and check back more frequently. How frequently you update your site?

  174. #174 Velda Limauro
    November 29, 2011

    Bueno es hora de dormir. Tengan Uds. muy buenas noches…good night fellas. . MrizzyDizzy don?t worry your words will not be in vain.

  175. #175 Virginie
    November 30, 2011

    I like this web blog it’s a master piece! Glad I observed this on google.

  176. #176 taruhan bola online
    November 30, 2011

    An attention-grabbing dialogue is price comment. I feel that you should write extra on this matter, it may not be a taboo topic but generally people are not enough to speak on such topics. To the next. Cheers

  177. #177 Lenita Hillwig
    December 1, 2011

    thanks nice stuff…Keep bloging