Glen...don't want credit for that. It's not rocket science these days that the next part of a fault is more likely to have a large earthquake....and for Sumatra, it had been suggested in print by others...I think there is historical record of there being pairs of large quake in that area...but maybe 2 or 3 years apart. This time, there has already been the pair. Hmm...if I'm going to keep commenting on this, I should read up on it. I should ask wife in suburbia if she is willing to start posting....but I think the answer will be "no".
Chris