HILO, Hawai'i
Scientists at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory are geared up to record a
"slow earthquake" expected under Kilauea volcano within the next few days.

Earthquakes occur when two masses of rock within the earth move against one
another along a fault, usually with a sudden, powerful jolt. Scientists
have no way to predict when ordinary earthquakes will happen, such as the
Oct. 15 temblors that caused an estimated $200 million in damages.

links to media articles on "slow quake"

http://starbulletin.com/2007/03/23/news/story04.html

http://honoluluadvertiser.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?
AID=/20070323/NEWS0101/703230362/1003/NEWS

I am expecting a very large earthquake imminently. I dare say al I
shall get for my pains is crap from trolls here but..