Petra, it appears to me that you have absolutely no idea at all regarding what my motives and goals are with these efforts. So I will try to summarize them for you. And then I would request that you not comment on this again.

This is part of a humanitarian research project. People are dying around the world as the result of earthquakes. And many of us are attempting to figure out a good way to forecast the earthquakes and get people out of their way. My "Seismic Activity And Storm Data" Web page is to a large extent one tool for sharing certain types of data with other researchers regarding warning signals and earthquakes.

As far as I can recall, I have never attempted to evaluate even one of your ear tones unless it was on that ear tone list where there are no names. And if you check my "Seismic Activity" page you will see that on my own I can probably at times collect as many as a dozen warning signal data points in a single day. And most of them will be of what I regard as a much higher quality than ear tones which I myself often simply ignore.

Additionally, to date you seem to be the only person who has any objection to their ear tones being evaluated. I myself have a list of dozens of earthquake sensitives from around the world. And what I have asked some of them to do at times in the past is to NOT send me data. I have too many data points to deal with as it is.

Good luck with your publication efforts. I myself published one paper on earthquake sensitivity in 1996 and after that abandoned efforts to publish another. My theories etc. were and are still evolving so rapidly that each time I attempted to prepare a paper the theories in it were obsolete before I could finish it.

One recommendation if you wish to publish a paper on ear tones:

Have a long talk beforehand with Charlotte King. I believe that she has already compiled a tremendous amount of information regarding earthquake sensitivity related phenomena including probably ear tones. I think that she has a Web site at:

http://voyager.viser.net/~charking/core.shtml

These are my own opinions.