We all realize that, as the frequency and magnitudes of earthquakes increase
at remarkable rates, there is a growing likelihood that we will soon experience
the dreaded San Francisco/St.Louis/Memphis/Charleston/IndianPointNY
|earthquakes. I am establishing a web site: QuakeSensing.org, dedicated to
early detection of earthquakes, which will soon become, not my website,
but our website. I sent a $50 check to a web design/earthchanges expert,
who will establish the web site. This web designer quoted me a cost of
$150 to get the site up and running, and the site will evolve thenceforth.
My plan is to solicit reports, from residents across the United States and
in other countries, of particular precursors to earthquakes (e.g. auroras,
toads, worms, insects swarming out of the ground, dogs, cats, squirrels,
livestock, etc. sounding and behaving panicky, surges in the number of
lost pet newspaper reports, etc.) and to develop a computer program that
formulates all of this data to yield a specific percentage value of imminent
earthquake danger. Please help just a bit with this humanitarian effort by
simply enclosing a $5 bill (or even a couple of singles) inside a cheap
greeting card or wrapped in a dark magazine page within a brief letter
(to disguise the dark paper), and mail it to the earthchangescentral.com
webmaster, Sherwood Ensey at the address within the link below. The line
"22 Camino de los Bacas" in his address is optional. Your ideas on enhancing
the goal of the web site are welcome, also. Please include your email address
in the envelope, so that we can thank you and inform you that your donation
reached its destination. There is also a paypal option on this web page:
http://earthchangescentral.com/contact.htm
With a Spirit of Friendship and Partnership,
John DiNardo
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