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Hello SirGreat updates with a lot of heflpul links.Is there a way to enlarge the images as most of the time I observe the weather on my mobile.Why isn't the wind direction flowing steadily, as I am observing that during the day the wind keeps on changing its directions.This season most of the rains took the rajkot-by pass and didn't enter the city of Rajkot

As long the earthquakes are on the same depth, there is nhonitg to worry about (unless the earthquakes gets really strong and start to break stuff). When the earthquakes start to go upwards then there is an good reason to worry. As that means that the magma is on the move up to the surface. It might stop on the way however.

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That Dokdo sign is at too much of an angle to make it easy to Photoshop it for evil purposes. have a much eaiser sign to tweak (I don't think they were actually carrying a Dokdo sign). I did think that the flag-planting in 2006 was , but my view has tempered somewhat. This is, after all, a country that in modern times hasn't invaded or tried to usurp any other territory, so the flag-planting doesn't carry that kind of symbolism (unlike, say, the US, UK, Japan, Germany, etc.). It's about as innocuous as if the Danes were to do it. After doing well in the first WBC, I think the motivation was akin to planting one of those flags at the South Pole or the top of Mt Everest. Yeah, I know that might not be a popular view here, but whatever.