I know, I looked. While you pointed out that Southern CA gets 3's all of the time, even if she has a headache for a 3, its still another headache and another match. To have so many headaches in a given year given 60 or more per year and only miss around 4, then we all know this is far better than any average.

Do you have data to back that up ? Are you saying there were 60 quakes in a year and she called 56 of them ? If that is true then I'm truly impressed and I sure have missed reading things !

Here's a quarterly summary that Caltech posts:

Totals listed below apply to the area within a polygon bounded by
the following latitude, longitude pairs:
35.0N, 121.0W; 37.0N, 119.0W; 37.0N, 115.0W; 32.5N, 115.0W; and
32.5N, 121.0W.
        1st quarter     2nd quarter     3rd quarter     4th quarter
        all     3.0+    all     3.0+    all     3.0+    all     3.0+
1986     3,040   16      2,865   19      6,634  192      2,300   38
1987     1,679   24      1,887   36      2,341   38      5,748  198
1988     2,749   40      2,128   45      2,195   30      2,208   27
1989     2,528   46      2,340   21      2,323   19      2,335   26
1990     2,850   56      2,293   43      1,859   27      2,039   31
1991     1,679   10      1,843   32      2,081   21      2,337   27
1992     3,389   37     10,084  741     25,849  808      9,775  181
1993     4,799   41      5,152   58      5,039   46      4,419   34
1994    10,735  418      5,766   42      5,221   48      4,813   39
1995     3,639   28      3,788   37      8,252   88      7,733   49
1996     5,735   56      3,966   32      3,690   23      4,660   50
1997     3,699   39      3,276   54      3,193   31      2,443   27
1998     3,590   56      2,830   27      2,655   37      2,352   29
1999     2,253   35      2,546   58      2,555   36      8,962+ 498+
2000     5,295   72      4,441   75

The smaller number in each quarter is the number of quakes 3 or better - so far 147 this year in southern cal...

Canie