Will there be another earthquake around the time of the lunar eclipse?

I wasnot going to post this as a new entry but on carefuul consideration decided to go ahead with it. This may be looked at as pure 'conjecture'but is based on facts and trends, but there is no way to prove a coming occurrence. This assumption is based on the science-of-cycles and on ancient texts passed down by our ancestors. I believe we will witness a second mega-quake within the next 14 days. This is based on the documented records of previous large quakes which have occurred 14 days prior to, and/or 14 days after a Full Lunar Eclipse. The next Lunar Eclipse will occur on August 28th 2007. The science of seismic activity is a difficult one. We have made great advances. In fact, just two days ago, a new "provable" study came out indicating the Sun puts off vibrating waves that cause seismic events here on Earth. This has never been acknowledged by the scientific community until now.
The science of knowing exactly where along the ring-of-fire the earthquake will occur, is still unknown. There has been progress on precursors, thereby giving at least some warning, but not much. There is an electrical magnetic charge that occurs just prior to an event. It can be so pronounced, it looks like bright light in the sky, or as an 'arch' somewhat like an aurora. Other precursors, are unusual animal behavior and the ebb of ocean waves and currents is a sure sign to move to higher ground immediately.Quakes that have been recorded prior to and after lunar eclipses are recorded in a prior post.
The science behind the connection between lunar events and earthquakes indicates it is the act of "fluid displacement" which is the culprit. Not just seawater of the oceans, but also fresh waters of large lakes, magma, and even oil. During the phases of a Full Lunar Eclipse, gravity is increased and water (fluid) rises. This in turn puts increased pressure on tectonic plates. The reverse is also a culprit. When the event phases of a 'new moon' occur, fluids retract. It is the "displacement"--- whether it is the expanding or the contracting, which causes the plates to shift.