I just checked the earthquake news and discovered that two earthquakes happened very close to where I live last night. Here are the details. Also, when you see Irving, Grand Prarie, Farmer's Branch - all those are suburbs of Dallas. The way all these communities have grown together it is just one big city really. You just think "Dallas" when you see any of them.

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FIRST EARTHQUAKE

Magnitude 3.4

Date-Time

Sunday, September 30, 2012 at 04:05:01 UTC
Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 11:05:01 PM at epicenter
Time of Earthquake in other Time Zones

Location - 32.847°N, 96.956°W

Depth - 5 km (3.1 miles)

Region NORTHERN TEXAS

Distances

4 km (2 miles) NNW of Irving, Texas
10 km (6 miles) SW of Farmers Branch, Texas
11 km (6 miles) E of Euless, Texas
12 km (7 miles) NNE of Grand Prairie, Texas

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SECOND EARTHQUAKE

Magnitude 3.1

Date-Time

Sunday, September 30, 2012 at 04:09:03 UTC
Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 11:09:03 PM at epicenter
Time of Earthquake in other Time Zones

Location - 32.768°N, 96.915°W

Depth - 5.1 km (3.2 miles)

Region NORTHERN TEXAS

Distances

4 km (2 miles) NNW of Cockrell Hill, Texas
6 km (3 miles) SE of Irving, Texas
8 km (4 miles) ENE of Grand Prairie, Texas
9 km (5 miles) W of Dallas, Texas

The first one in Farmer's Branch was about 10 miles from me and the second one 5 miles W of Dallas about 24 miles from where I live. Now that is a little too close for comfort. The magnitude was only 3.1 and 3.4 but earthquakes happening where I don't remember any happening before. That is a little unnerving. They are shown as the big orange circle over Texas on the Incident map at the link below.

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Here is a news article about the earthquakes. Talk about exact - they have it narrowed down to the streets/intersection where these hit. I found the article on the Drudge Report - how about that? It made international news.

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http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Earthquake-Shakes-North-Texas-171963191.html

The two Texas quakes are now posted on the website "Extinction Protocol"

Here is a map:

Twin earthquakes rattle residents across North Texas

Posted on September 30, 2012



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http://theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com/

Oh Wow, Sue, two Earthquakes in one night! I agree too close for comfort Sis! I'm sure it's another sign of the times, actually I expect a big one on the day of the Rapture, where the dead in Christ will be ressurected, to meet the Lord in the air. I believe there is a book called Earthquake Ressurection. All I can add is, we're very close now, look up our redemption draws nigh!

Take a look at the multiple quakes in Colombia; quakes in divers places...Jesus is coming, perhaps before the day is out.

Maranatha!

Valerie

Two earthquakes rattled North Texas within 10 minutes late Saturday night.

The U.S. Geological Survey confirms a magnitude 3.4 earthquake occured at 11:05:01 p.m. The USGS listed the epicenter at 32.847°N, 96.956°W. That's just southwest of Las Colinas Country Club near North McArthur Blvd. and West Rochelle Road. It was southeast of DFW International Airport.
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The second earthquake was a magnitude 3.1. It happened at 11:09:03 p.m. The USGS listed the epicenter at 32.768°N, 96.915°W. That location is Loop 12 Walton Walker Blvd., just north of Interstate 30 in far West Dallas. It is northwest of the city of Cockrell Hill.

There are no reports of damage or injuries. Seismologist and SMU professor Brian Stump said that he doesn’t believe fracking is behind the recent earthquakes in North Texas.

“In central part of the United States where we’re not in a big plate boundary, there are faults, those faults to relieve stress occasionally and I think that’s what happened,” he said.

Still, he plans to study these quakes more. He thinks there may be a human connection to the quakes, just not sure exactly what it is.

“For one thing it may a sequence of natural events or be related to human activity. We still need to study to quantify the relationship,” he said.

The earthquakes felt here, are on the smaller scale he adds, and doesn’t think they are strong enough to cause much damage.

NBC 5 talked to people in Irving who were happy to give their play-by-play of the quakes.

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http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Earthquake-Shakes-North-Texas-171963191.html