Hi Bob,

The information you gave me is still filed away and will not be used in this paper process nor any other upcoming work. While it provided clues as to what sensitives had in common, following up with research data proved impossible.

Actually, none of the work to date will be used. What will be used will only come from my own personal ear tone data from 1/1/02 until the paper is written. While ear tones are heard by many around the world, they have to be classified as an individual experience and that one persons experience differs from the next persons. The existence of the tones themselves is widely known, but the use in the formuation of a forecast/prediction in one persons way is not known.

If there is anything out there it won't be any material that has anything to do with me in particular or how I view the source of ear tones, the location of them and the duration until the quake and tone match.

Don and I will be working on setting the parameters of which research material will encompass the project and then we will have a formal setting in which to present a casebook study. The question will then answer, "do ear tones and earthquakes correlate?" If they do, then one must go from there and ask, "how does one take this information and prepare a prediction from it?"

I hope that answers your questions....Petra