Don, I disagree with much of what you said. But I don’t have time to argue about it. And I doubt that anyone else even cares.

But, let’s look at another matter for the moment. You keep requesting information. And I have tried to answer quite a few of your questions. But then when YOU are asked for information there might not be an answer.

You probably simply did not see this question the first time. It got buried in some thread. But you should see it in this note.

In one of your notes you stated that after looking at my data you determined that they might be indicating that an earthquake could be about to occur down around Mexico. And I asked you how you had arrived at that conclusion. The reason for my asking that is that I thought that you might have found a way to evaluate my data which I myself have not discovered so far.

So, how did you do that?

Finally, as I have said before, for the moment, the data at my Web site are there largely for research and discussion purposes. Some can be easily evaluated. But the process of evaluating most of them appears to be so complex at this time that it has to be done with special computer programs. And if you remember earlier discussions, I attempted to get people interested in getting programs like that developed and stored at some Web site. I do not have the time or the resources to do that myself at the moment. For example, you need to be a PERL computer language programmer which I am not. And at that time the effort was not successful.