ways to overcome earthquake?
91370
It's definitely a scary experience.  Let me share a short story with you...\n\nI used to live in California.  Growing up in Cali allowed me to go through numerous earthquakes of varying degree.  When my sister and I were younger, she used to FREAK OUT when one would strike.  I was scared too, but had to be strong for the both of us.  When she got married, she and her husband experienced a 4.1 earthquake together.  He had never felt one before so when this earthquake hit, he FREAKED out and guess what?  My sister was strong for him!  That's how she overcame earthquakes.  My recommendation to you is: BE STRONG.  STAY CALM.  Find a safe spot to keep away from falling debris.\n\nGod Bless!
1156991
Try beating your head against the wall really hard for 5 minutes each morning.  It will work as well as any other measure taken to improve things on that continent, and might also lead you to think about less hopeless topics (like what can I do to stop this daily headache?).
135992
Try this. It should help.
674737
i suggest to introduce ur website on different forums,groups etc.\nit is a fine web.\ni experienced the great earthquake which hit northern pakistan on 8th oct.2005.i felt as though i am riding a wild horse.a residential complex fell down in my city and there were 50000 deaths in the area.\n\nhere are some useful links 4 u.\ncheers
219543
1. If you are indoors, duck or drop down to the floor. Take cover under a sturdy desk, table or other furniture. Hold on to it and be prepared to move with it. Hold the position until the ground stops shaking and it is safe to move. Stay clear of windows, fireplaces, woodstoves, and heavy furniture or appliances that may fall over. Stay inside to avoid being injured by falling glass or building parts. If you are in a crowded area, take cover where you are. Stay calm and encourage others to do likewise.\n\n2. If you are outside, get into the open, away from buildings and power lines.\n\n3. If you are driving, stop if it is safe, but stay inside your car. Stay away from bridges, overpasses and tunnels. Move your car as far out of the normal traffic pattern as possible. If possible, avoid stopping under trees, light posts, power lines, or signs.\n\n4. If you are in a mountainous area, or near unstable slopes or cliffs, be alert for falling rock and other debris that could be loosened by the earthquake. \n\n5. If you are at the beach, move quickly to higher ground or several hundred yards inland.\n\nHope that helps.
197815
Get out with your family members and pets if at all possible.  Call 911 from a neighbors.  Lives are more important than saving a structure.
123973
Giant rock plates pushing against each other suddenly slip causing the earth to move, sending out ripples like in a pond.\n\nChildren can recreate the action of a fault slipping with their hands.  Place both hands together, palm-to-palm.  Push the palms together.  While pushing the palms together, slide one hand forward away from the body while sliding the other hand back toward the body.  At first, nothing will happen.  As force is added to the forward-backward movement, the hands will suddenly slip, much as the earth does during an earthquake.
943315
try yoga . it helped mine.
990139
I was always told to stand in a doorway.  I grew up in Alaska and experienced many quakes.  I never lived in an apartment complex.  I would definately stay off the stair and/or elevator once the earthquake began.  Do you have an earthquake survival kit?  It might be good idea to put one together if you don't.
941226
There are no earthquake-safe bridges or buildings. They  can be re-inforced to be earthquake resistant but when the 'big one' hits, they're all coming down. I'm talking about the 9.5 subduction zone quake that is due on the US west coast at any time.
1153708
Try a small piece of linoleum or formica or paneling.  \n\nHope that helps.
408202
According to the USGS, not really. In fact, such an attempt could actually have the opposite effect. The types of forces involved in an earthquake are enormous, and significantly beyond the strength of modern human-made structures. Even if we had the technology to stop earthquakes, it would be impossible for us to predict where the next big one would be. The best we can do is to be able to prepare better in the case of an earthquake, and to build structures that are able to withstand large earthquakes. \n\nThe link below will give you further information. It's pretty good.
380769
Engage in vigorous exercise. Active stepping and stooping motions can help bring on a movement.\n\nTry natural food/drink laxatives, such as prune juice or lots of oily peanuts. Use an over-the-counter laxative only as a last, final resort.
1021976
You are still near seismically (sp) active areas.  Could easily be influenced by that.  Vegatative deacy?  Near Livermore????  Lots of nasty things dumped in the ground out that way.
584735
have a hard on in the morning! \numm get some big sticks strap them together and wrap hid around the outside
633540
well there are earthquakes problems, also if the ground you are about to lay your foundation is too soft that you can't really built anything big on top of it like the leaning tower of pisa.  Also right now there is a problem with building materials, the prices are going up because in China there are a lot of new buildings being made, causing some projects here to be either cancelled or stopped because of the the price for materials.
1002618
There are a few things you can buy for that.  Hand grips and there's one called Mastergrip (I think) You hold it with your fingers and push down on it.  Also those stress balls may help.  They also make a kind of clay they use in Physical therapy to strengthen the muscles in your hands.