Hi Lowell. That is what I have been trying to say. I don’t expect anyone to take my word when I say I’m able to predict some quakes. I post before the quake is expected to occur. Doing it what way leaves no doubt in anyone’s mind. It’s true that when I miss some everyone can see those. However they can also see the one’s that were correct. How they want to score them is immaterial to me. When someone says they can predict earthquakes, but say that after the fact then as far as I’m concerned they can’t predict earthquakes. When you make an extra ordinary claim you had better provide extra ordinary proof. You do that by indicating the location, time and the magnitude of the expected quake in a manner that will help the people that it will affect.

I was hoping that someone might see the progress and might have an idea as to how to determine the magnitude of the expected quake. So far no one has come forth.

I have nothing to hide. It’s out in the open for everyone to see. The only thing I can’t disclose is the data I use. Maybe one day that might not be the case. Take Care…Don in creepy town