I wanted to post this for anyone who is interested. Tomorrow night at 6:00 EST, one of my local news channels (in central Kentucky) is going to air a
special on the New Madrid quakes that occurred 200 years ago and what is likely to happen with the fault in the future. I thought some of you might
want to watch, since there has been so much New Madrid talk and speculation lately.
Here is a preview:
For those of you (which will be most of you, lol) who can't watch this locally on
WLEX TV, you can watch live online
at
THIS LINK.
Just in case you check early, the channel only streams during live newcasts, so if you check any other time, you're probably only going to see some
of our very stupid local commercials.
Now, I just want to say that I don't know what kind of content will be included in this special, how long it will be, or how good it will be, so if
you watch it and it sucks, don't shoot the messenger.

I just wanted to make this available to those who would not see it otherwise. No
guarantees that it will be worth your time.
Now, I do find it a bit odd that a local channel is doing a special on the New Madrid even though it is the 200th anniversary, so that in itself is
enough to prompt me to watch because "specials" aren't something they do often. The tin foil hat wearing side of me makes me wonder if they are
expecting something. Of course that's silly of me because it is fairly well accepted that the New Madrid is going to go sooner or later. I'm just
wondering if they're expecting sooner rather than later, but paranoia aside... it is the 200th anniversary and more than likely, that's the only
reason.
Anyway, tomorrow, Thursday, February 2, 2012 on WLEX 18 for locals or at the link above for everyone else. For those who miss it, I'll post a
youtube link to the special after it's over.