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很正常，不必担心。楼上说的非常正确。
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from: Paul Blacquiere (Spirepoint) info@spirepoint.ca via priorityoneemail.com
reply-to: info@spirepoint.ca
to: xxxxxxx
date: Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 3:12 PM
subject: It shook my house
Have you ever heard a loud bang or crash in your home, and
scrambled around to see what happened?
Well that happened to me last night... and I'm still trying to
figure out where it came from!
It was around dinner time when my wife and I heard a loud crash,
so loud in fact that it shook the house. I actually thought
something had physically hit our home!
I scrambled to put on my coat, ran outside and saw... nothing.
I checked the roof and saw... nothing. I knocked on my
neighbour's door and asked if everything was okay -- they heard
it too, and thought maybe their cat had knocked something over.
Yeah right... that must be one BIG cat!
I even climbed into our attic to see if snow and ice had punched
through the roof or a rafter had snapped, but I saw nothing.
Once again I checked our roof today in the daylight and still saw
nothing, except a little bit of broken ice on the driveway. I thought
it might be some ice or snow (I've heard it slide off before),
but the strange thing is the roof slopes the other direction.
Unless it defied the laws of physics, it couldn't be the snow and ice.
So at this point, I have no idea!
Has anyone else ever had this happen to them?
If so, hit reply and let me know. I'd appreciate your input!
I've been in the same home for 15 years and nothing like this
has ever happened before. Maybe I'll call my home inspector
to check things out just to be safe.
Webinar Replay
Anyways... For those who missed it, the Rent To Own webinar
on Tuesday night was amazing! This was despite the fact that
I had a power failure 30 minutes before the webinar started,
and I had to scramble to get somewhere with internet access.
Here's what one person had to say about it...
"Loved the webinar last night - it sparked our interest in
rent to own again." -- Pierre from Ottawa
If you missed it or forgot to register, I convinced Dave
to put up a replay and you can still watch it right now.
BUT... it's only going to be up for the next 24 hours or so!
Dave is pulling it down (along with his special offer) tomorrow
Friday Jan 20th at 4pm PST / 7pm EST.
If you haven't watched it yet, I highly recommend you do it
tonight (or maybe even on your lunch and coffee breaks!
Here's the link for the replay...
http://www.spirepoint.ca/R2Oreplay
By the way, I'm filming that new video for you today that
I mentioned previously and will send out a link as soon as
it's ready. Stay tuned...
-- Paul
P.S. The Rent To Own webinar replay really will be coming
down tomorrow night... watch it now while you still can.
http://www.spirepoint.ca/R2Oreplay
Spirepoint Real Estate
T (613) 860-8008 | F (613) 822-5170
300 Earl Grey Drive, Suite 430, Ottawa, ON K2T 1C1
http://www.spirepoint.ca
)from: Paul Blacquiere (Spirepoint) info@spirepoint.ca via priorityoneemail.com
reply-to: info@spirepoint.ca
to: xxxxxxx
date: Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 3:12 PM
subject: It shook my house
Have you ever heard a loud bang or crash in your home, and
scrambled around to see what happened?
Well that happened to me last night... and I'm still trying to
figure out where it came from!
It was around dinner time when my wife and I heard a loud crash,
so loud in fact that it shook the house. I actually thought
something had physically hit our home!
I scrambled to put on my coat, ran outside and saw... nothing.
I checked the roof and saw... nothing. I knocked on my
neighbour's door and asked if everything was okay -- they heard
it too, and thought maybe their cat had knocked something over.
Yeah right... that must be one BIG cat!
I even climbed into our attic to see if snow and ice had punched
through the roof or a rafter had snapped, but I saw nothing.
Once again I checked our roof today in the daylight and still saw
nothing, except a little bit of broken ice on the driveway. I thought
it might be some ice or snow (I've heard it slide off before),
but the strange thing is the roof slopes the other direction.
Unless it defied the laws of physics, it couldn't be the snow and ice.
So at this point, I have no idea!
Has anyone else ever had this happen to them?
If so, hit reply and let me know. I'd appreciate your input!
I've been in the same home for 15 years and nothing like this
has ever happened before. Maybe I'll call my home inspector
to check things out just to be safe.
Webinar Replay
Anyways... For those who missed it, the Rent To Own webinar
on Tuesday night was amazing! This was despite the fact that
I had a power failure 30 minutes before the webinar started,
and I had to scramble to get somewhere with internet access.
Here's what one person had to say about it...
"Loved the webinar last night - it sparked our interest in
rent to own again." -- Pierre from Ottawa
If you missed it or forgot to register, I convinced Dave
to put up a replay and you can still watch it right now.
BUT... it's only going to be up for the next 24 hours or so!
Dave is pulling it down (along with his special offer) tomorrow
Friday Jan 20th at 4pm PST / 7pm EST.
If you haven't watched it yet, I highly recommend you do it
tonight (or maybe even on your lunch and coffee breaks!
Here's the link for the replay...
http://www.spirepoint.ca/R2Oreplay
By the way, I'm filming that new video for you today that
I mentioned previously and will send out a link as soon as
it's ready. Stay tuned...
-- Paul
P.S. The Rent To Own webinar replay really will be coming
down tomorrow night... watch it now while you still can.
http://www.spirepoint.ca/R2Oreplay
Spirepoint Real Estate
T (613) 860-8008 | F (613) 822-5170
300 Earl Grey Drive, Suite 430, Ottawa, ON K2T 1C1
http://www.spirepoint.ca
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那到底是什么呢？ 我们家昨天也听到，两次， 开始以为孩子在蹦， 后来发现孩子根本没动。
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from: Paul Blacquiere (Spirepoint) info@spirepoint.ca via priorityoneemail.com
reply-to: info@spirepoint.ca
to: xxx
date: Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 12:25 PM
The Mystery Continues and Gets Stranger
But first, I wanted to talk about the email I sent out yesterday.
I told a story of how I recently heard a loud CRASH in my home,
that was SO LOUD it shook the house.
I couldn't figure out what it was and it's still a mystery. I asked
my readers for ideas, and I was amazed that there were so
many potential sources of loud 'crashing' sounds!
Check out the list...
* Blue ice falling from aircraft
* Drywall cracking from extreme temperature changes
* Wood shifting / cracking from extreme tempuratures
* Ice cracking under the snow on the roof
* Water hammer (from plumbing)
* Electrical transformer explosion (happened in someone's
backyard!)
* Roof truss 2x4s popping or (worst case) snapping
* Cracked furnace burner causing a fireball (!) upon starting
* Aliens or the paranormal (LOL)
* Construction blasting
* Ice and snow sliding off the roof
* Garage floor slab cracking and caving in (!)
* Garage door spring breaking
* Foundation wall cracking after mild weather + extreme cold
* Cat knocking over plants and other stuff
* Ice bombs (!!) - check out Discovery Channel for a video
* and... Earthquakes!
I knew it wasn't construction blasting, garage door springs,
shifting wood, cats knocking things over, ice falling, water
hammers... I know what they sound like. My furnace is okay,
no blue ice on the driveway, and I can only hope it's not aliens
or the paranormal.
But when someone said it was an earthquake, I thought I would
check out the news. Nothing mentioned, and nothing on the
NRC website which tracks earthquakes.
Then I called my mother who lives about 5-10 minutes away
from me. I asked her if she heard something around the same
time, and she said YES! She also thought something had hit
her house!
So maybe it was an earthquake? If so, it was a VERY strange
one because usually they last more than 1-2 seconds and you
can tell it's a tremor. This was literally like something had hit
the house.
Maybe it was a jet aircraft's sonic boom? I have no idea.
Anyone else in the Ottawa area (specifically Kanata) hear
something similar around 5-6pm Jan 18th? If I remember right,
it was already dark outside when it happened...
reply-to: info@spirepoint.ca
to: xxx
date: Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 12:25 PM
The Mystery Continues and Gets Stranger
But first, I wanted to talk about the email I sent out yesterday.
I told a story of how I recently heard a loud CRASH in my home,
that was SO LOUD it shook the house.
I couldn't figure out what it was and it's still a mystery. I asked
my readers for ideas, and I was amazed that there were so
many potential sources of loud 'crashing' sounds!
Check out the list...
* Blue ice falling from aircraft
* Drywall cracking from extreme temperature changes
* Wood shifting / cracking from extreme tempuratures
* Ice cracking under the snow on the roof
* Water hammer (from plumbing)
* Electrical transformer explosion (happened in someone's
backyard!)
* Roof truss 2x4s popping or (worst case) snapping
* Cracked furnace burner causing a fireball (!) upon starting
* Aliens or the paranormal (LOL)
* Construction blasting
* Ice and snow sliding off the roof
* Garage floor slab cracking and caving in (!)
* Garage door spring breaking
* Foundation wall cracking after mild weather + extreme cold
* Cat knocking over plants and other stuff
* Ice bombs (!!) - check out Discovery Channel for a video
* and... Earthquakes!
I knew it wasn't construction blasting, garage door springs,
shifting wood, cats knocking things over, ice falling, water
hammers... I know what they sound like. My furnace is okay,
no blue ice on the driveway, and I can only hope it's not aliens
or the paranormal.
But when someone said it was an earthquake, I thought I would
check out the news. Nothing mentioned, and nothing on the
NRC website which tracks earthquakes.
Then I called my mother who lives about 5-10 minutes away
from me. I asked her if she heard something around the same
time, and she said YES! She also thought something had hit
her house!
So maybe it was an earthquake? If so, it was a VERY strange
one because usually they last more than 1-2 seconds and you
can tell it's a tremor. This was literally like something had hit
the house.
Maybe it was a jet aircraft's sonic boom? I have no idea.
Anyone else in the Ottawa area (specifically Kanata) hear
something similar around 5-6pm Jan 18th? If I remember right,
it was already dark outside when it happened...
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from: Paul Blacquiere (Spirepoint) info@spirepoint.ca via priorityoneemail.com
reply-to: info@spirepoint.ca
to: xxx
date: Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 12:25 PM
The Mystery Continues and Gets Stranger
But first, I wanted to talk about the email I sent out yesterday.
I told a story of how I recently heard a loud CRASH in my home,
that was SO LOUD it shook the house.
I couldn't figure out what it was and it's still a mystery. I asked
my readers for ideas, and I was amazed that there were so
many potential sources of loud 'crashing' sounds!
Check out the list...
* Blue ice falling from aircraft
* Drywall cracking from extreme temperature changes
* Wood shifting / cracking from extreme tempuratures
* Ice cracking under the snow on the roof
* Water hammer (from plumbing)
* Electrical transformer explosion (happened in someone's
backyard!)
* Roof truss 2x4s popping or (worst case) snapping
* Cracked furnace burner causing a fireball (!) upon starting
* Aliens or the paranormal (LOL)
* Construction blasting
* Ice and snow sliding off the roof
* Garage floor slab cracking and caving in (!)
* Garage door spring breaking
* Foundation wall cracking after mild weather + extreme cold
* Cat knocking over plants and other stuff
* Ice bombs (!!) - check out Discovery Channel for a video
* and... Earthquakes!
I knew it wasn't construction blasting, garage door springs,
shifting wood, cats knocking things over, ice falling, water
hammers... I know what they sound like. My furnace is okay,
no blue ice on the driveway, and I can only hope it's not aliens
or the paranormal.
But when someone said it was an earthquake, I thought I would
check out the news. Nothing mentioned, and nothing on the
NRC website which tracks earthquakes.
Then I called my mother who lives about 5-10 minutes away
from me. I asked her if she heard something around the same
time, and she said YES! She also thought something had hit
her house!
So maybe it was an earthquake? If so, it was a VERY strange
one because usually they last more than 1-2 seconds and you
can tell it's a tremor. This was literally like something had hit
the house.
Maybe it was a jet aircraft's sonic boom? I have no idea.
Anyone else in the Ottawa area (specifically Kanata) hear
something similar around 5-6pm Jan 18th? If I remember right,
it was already dark outside when it happened...
Yes, I'm in Kanata, too!
