SIGNS: Magnitude 5.5 Tremor Shakes Guatemala, No Damage Reported
Using Cryptology, you can extract a Superman theme. The 5.5 Earthquake aligns with 5/5 for actor Henry Cavill as Superman. It was 47 miles southwest of Guatemala City. 47 translates to 4/7 for actor Russell Crowe who plays Superman's father Jor-El.
Today is 10/15/12, which is the 10th, 15th, and 12th Letters. That would give you J-O-L. Southwest would be Los Angeles as LA. The 57th Element is LA. The 75th Element is RE. 75 is the reversal of 57. If JOL is JO(RE)L - RE, then that's the same as saying JO(RE)L + LA. Replace LA with Southwest to get JOREL + Southwest.
So if 47 miles southwest aligns with 4/7 for Russell Crowe as the father Jor-El, then that's how you'd get the date 10-15-12 as J-O-L and why the RE is missing in the name. The 5.5 earthquake sprouting from that location would symbolize the birth of Superman on 5/5 as 5.5 on the Richter scale aligning with Superman actor Henry Cavill born 5/5.
I would point out that actor Christopher Reeve as Superman played Dr. Virgil Swann on "Smallville" who was a brilliant mathematician who figured out how to read the Kryptonian Language. That's Cryptology like in "Da Vinci Code." It may look convoluted, but as a mathematically encrypted statement, it makes sense when you know how to read the symbols.
http://news.yahoo.com/tremor-shakes-buildings-guatemala-city-witness-180213494.html
Today’s date 10/15/12 translates into the 10th, 15th, and 12th Letters spells JOL.
Add RE as the 75th Element and it spells JO(RE)L or JOREL.
I’m born in 1975 as “75.”
Washington State joined the Union on 11/11 of 1889.
The calendar date 11/11 translates to the name Jorel. I’m from Washington State.
So you can go in the other direction with my Superman Software Program by using key numbers tagged to my birthdate and location of birth to also flush out that Superman theme.
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Dan Fagnan, Wisconsin Man, Finds Diamond In A Well
Posted: 10/15/2012 12:09 pm EDT Updated: 10/15/2012 12:52 pm EDT
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Dan Fagnan found a diamond while panning for gold
Dan Fagnan's friends think he's "a fruit loop" for panning for gold near his home in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, but when the amateur prospector recently scooped up a 1.22-carat diamond, his unusual hobby finally paid off.
As Fagnan told the Pierce County Herald, he initially thought the irregularly shaped transparent stone was a piece of glass. He found it in a wet pile of sand and rocks excavated from 120 feet below the surface by a friend who was digging a well and invited him to sift through it.
Fagnan had hoped to find a few tiny flakes of "Wisconsin gold," which isn't worth much. When he found the interesting stone instead, he took it to jeweler Karen Greaton in New Richmond, to find out what he had dug up.
Greaton thought it might be moissanite, or silicon carbide, but after tests and a consultation with a mineralogist, she was convinced it was indeed a diamond.
“My dad told me it’s unlikely to find a diamond here, but diamonds can actually be found anywhere in the world,” Greaton told the newspaper, noting that what was once considered nature's hardest substance is often formed near volcanoes. She said it's possible the Wisconsin rock was pushed south from Canada during the Ice Age.
Fagnan has asked Greaton to set the stone in a necklace for his soon-to-be-born child.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/15/wisconsin-man-finds-diamo_n_1967156.html?icid=maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D220293
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Magnitude 5.5 Tremor Shakes Guatemala, No Damage Reported
Reuters - 12 mins ago
GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - A magnitude 5.5 earthquake shook Guatemala on Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey said, causing buildings to sway in the capital without immediate reports of damage.
The quake's epicenter was located near the poor Central American country's Pacific coast, 47 miles southwest of the capital, Guatemala City, the USGS said.
"It was strong, but you have to keep calm," said Valentina Flores, a receptionist at a hotel in Guatemala City, adding the hotel did not order an evacuation after the quake.
(Reporting By Michael McDonald in Guatemala City and Tomas Sarmiento in Mexico City; Editing by Vicki Allen)
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