Don,
I see there was a Ml 2.9 near the Oregon coast yesterday at 45.8 N
but more than 100 miles west of your predicted Amboy, Washington earthquake

See:
http://www.geophys.washington.edu/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0.html

This is the largest earthquake ever recorded within 75 km of
this epicenter. While it lies outside your time and area window,
I wonder if you expect it will affect the occurrence of the
earthquake you have predicted.

http://www.geophys.washington.edu/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0.html

You had said in that forecast (post # 9286, 9/5-01):
Magnitude: 2.1-3.7Md
From: 09/08/2001PDT - To: 09/13/2001PDT
Location: Amboy, Washington
Lat: 45.9N - Long: 122.1W - Range: 40Km

This is the largest earthquake ever recorded within 75 km of
this epicenter. While it lies outside your time and area window,
I wonder if you expect it will affect the occurrence of the
earthquake you have predicted.