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Originally posted by MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUS:
Would you like fries with that?

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Originally posted by MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUS:
Poodles, look for signs.

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Originally posted by raisedbypoodles:
watching/waiting for a 'mirror quake(s)' hoping there aren't any

...we're still sleeping in shifts for little Niki Noodlez. dire rears have subsided, no more ralfing, and she's comfortably zonked out asleep atm. (finally, whew!) poor little sweet thing; Sugar Girl - she gots ALL da sugars.

"Poodles ARE important." (quoted & certified by California HWY Patrol) that's a different (true) story

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Originally posted by MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUS:

We will NOT remote view this prediction.

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There are several Russian military bases located in the vicinity of Klyuchevskoy volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula

Klyuchi Air Base: Located just 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) southwest of the settlement of Klyuchi, this base has played a role in supporting missile testing operations at the Kura Missile Test Range, which is 130 km to the northeast.

Viliuchinsk naval base: Situated on the southeastern coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula, it serves as the base for Russia's Pacific Fleet's ballistic nuclear missile submarines (SSBN).

Rybachy base: This base, located across Avacha Bay from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, is the home base for Russia's Pacific submarine fleet.

Sharomy (air base): Found about 143 km north of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, this air base has hardstands for bombers and fighters, and likely serves as a dispersal or staging airfield for Naval Aviation and Long Range Aviation.

Baza "Finval": This facility is located at Bechevinskaya Bay, according to Google Maps.

It's important to note that Kamchatka was closed to both foreigners and most Russians until the early 1990s due to the strategic military importance of the region and the presence of these military installations

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Over 1,000 earthquakes have rocked Washington's Mount Rainier in the largest ever seismic swarm recorded at this active volcano, waiting to erupt.

Experts from the US Geological Survey (USGS) revealed that this record-breaking earthquake swarm started on July 8 and has continued ever since.

As of July 25, geologists have recorded at least 1,010 small earthquakes around the mountain, which is one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the US.

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A massive underwater volcano off the coast of Oregon has been rocked by hundreds of earthquakes a day, a sign that it could soon erupt.

Axial Seamount, the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest, is nestled about 300 miles off the coastline and nearly a mile beneath the ocean's surface.

Scientists have detected around 100 earthquakes per day, with recent peaks hitting 300 a day. Seismic activity is a sign magma is moving up through cracks in the volcano.