Thats for sure Steve  !!

   and that with the net, information gets out there so quickly compared to 
years
gone bye. Today's PNG event was in progress when I arrived home from work,
a few minutes past the S arrival. Even tho this even was quite deep just over
200km, there is quite a significant train of low freq waves that would 
normally be
called surface waves. But at 200k deep, I would hardly expect to see anything
as significant  ??

   Any thoughts  ?

Dave

At 04:21 AM 17/04/2012 -0700, you wrote:
>I notice the same thing, too, Dave, and accordingly hold off on quickly 
>posting events to the AlabamaQuake website for the same reason - there's 
>no gain in doing things twice...on the other hand, I'm glad that the USGS 
>has the information available for us to use.
>
>Steve Jones
>Huntsville, Alabama

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