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Volcano earthquake report for Sunday, 1 November 2026
• Very strong mag. 6.1 earthquake - Vanuatu on Sunday, Nov 1, 2026, at 11:47 ...
• M 4.3 - 24 km SE of Kasilof, Alaska
• M 2.1 - 3 km W of Concord, CA
• M 2.3 - 1 km E of Big Lake, Alaska
• M 4.3 - 24 km SE of Kasilof, Alaska
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Thanks for clearing that up for me. I wondered. I've been called mate on a forum before and I know the Australian who called me it knew I was female. So I figured it was either an insult or just a casual term used in passing. I decided it was the later because other than that we had a friendly discussion. Doll, huh, well that's not too dreadful. I think you're probably right about it being a term of endearment probably a bit like when some smug old bugger calls a female 'little lady' or 'babydoll' in a condescending tone. I enjoy acronyms & symbols and such but the techno characters that make up pictures and codes just bobble my mind.
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