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The best way to access the old message board post on earth quakes is to put this in the Google search box.
site:http://lamanzanilla.info "earthquake"
www.google.com.mx
You can put whatever word you want in the quotes and it will search for that word. This works on other web sites as well (of course).
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So anyway, I put "Jalisco Mexico earthquake fault lines" into Google and found this info
http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:FVMQbxmu4GMJ:www.agu.org/sci_soc/demets.html+Jalisco+Mexico+earthquake+fault+lines&hl=en&gl=mx&strip=0" - Anticipating the Successor to Mexico's Largest Historical Earthquake (only a cache version available)
and The rupture history of the Mw 8.0 Jalisco, Mexico, earthquake of 1995 October 9
This article titled Tectonic significance of an earthquake sequence in the Zacoalco half-graben, Jalisco, Mexico cost $31.50 to get, anyone want to chip in and buy it?
I also used earthquake only felt by some in Google.
I read terms I had not heard before, like "Jalisco block" and "Rivera plate" and www.umich.edu/~gs265/society/earthquakes.htm - Cocos plate
There is a lot more links and some interesting stuff using the same search terms in Google images but I have exhausted my interest for the moment, here is the Google link I used if anyone wants to do more.
