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It seems to have passed Hawaii with little incident according to first reports, but California's coastline will bunch it up more so ... hope for the best!

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The video on the cable news is shocking. I saw a large truck on a road get swallowed up and pushed along in a giant debris wave.

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The video on the cable news is shocking. I saw a large truck on a road get swallowed up and pushed along in a giant debris wave.

Was that in Japan or Hawaii?

From what a friend in Cali told me they are on alert but it is a minor alert they are only projecting a 10-13 foot wave in most areas from what she told me. Granted that was last night and I haven't talked to her today yet.

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Was that in Japan or Hawaii?

From what a friend in Cali told me they are on alert but it is a minor alert they are only projecting a 10-13 foot wave in most areas from what she told me. Granted that was last night and I haven't talked to her today yet.

Japan. The predicted tsunami in Hawaii was relatively minor from what I understand. Parts of Japan has been decimated.

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I am also concerned. I suspect that Gregg is fine, flying above the islands in the Golden Bell Press corporate helicopter!

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I've read that nothing much happened in Hawaii.

From AP:

HONOLULU — Tsunami waves swamped Hawaii beaches before dawn Friday but didn’t cause any major damage after devastating an earthquake-ravaged Japan and sparking evacuations as far away as the U.S. western coast.

Kauai was the first of the Hawaiian islands hit by the tsunami, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said. Water rushed ashore in Honolulu, swamping the beach in Waikiki and surging over a break wall in the world-famous resort but stopping short of the area’s high-rise hotels.

Waves about 7 feet high were recorded on Maui, and 3 feet in Oahu and Kauai. Officials warned that the waves would continue and could become larger, but a scientist at the tsunami warning center said it didn’t appear that they would cause major damage in Hawaii.

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Last nite the news showed some videos of Santa Cruz, about an hour south of me. Floating piers destroyed in the harbor, 20 boats sank, millions in damage. The wave was about 3 feet high. I was completely shocked at the power of a wave only that large. The boats and docks were bobbing up and down like corks, banging into each other. The fellow that died was 25 and from Crescent City, CA.

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My girlfriend got a order of craft stuff from Japan yesterday. It was pretty sobering to read Rikuzentakata on the return address and then see the pictures of what the city looks like now.

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