I'm sorry you don't feel it's worth your time to visit my website at the moment. But also, why should I take the time to repeat everything that is there, here?

But here's a quick synopsis.

I have sections on lasers, astronomy, seismology, and a couple small sections, a "Miscellaneous Musings" section, and "You've Got To Be Kidding!!!" where I unravel a couple of stories, such as a purported UFO, and a picture of a levitated rock. There is also the beginnings of a Seismic FAQ, which is very incomplete; and my Earthquake Dartboard page.

Under the quakes section, I don't have a whole lot as it's one of the newer sections of my site. But there you will find audio recordings of St. Helens harmonic tremors with spectrograms, and some animations showing the hypocenters of a few earthquake clusters or events and their aftershocks.

The Earthquake Dartboard is simply where I display my daily "prediction" map and provide links/listings to probable/confirmed hits, as well as the precise rules by which I am running my project. There's also archives of all previous maps and a text file containing all predictions to date.

I also have a section which is a chapter quoted form Michael Shermers book, "Why People Believe Weird Things". The quoted chapter contains the "25 fallacies where thinking goes wrong", and I have often referred to it as reference for explaining in arguments why a persons conlusions are fallacious.

Brian