Hi Tom,

Yes, I think the noise level is getting a little better, but it is still 
fairly strong here.  I did manage to see the Veracruz event, but it's 
pretty well down in the noise and not very impressive.

I noticed that I didn't include the URL for my web page in my last answer:

	http://home.roadrunner.com/~lwconklin/

Also, I routinely monitor the Lamnot-Doherty 24hr drum report at

	http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/LCSN/WebSeis/24hr_heli.pl

They are fairly close to me (couple of hundred miles) and it's 
interesting to compare what they're getting to what I can see.  I have a 
long way to go before I get to the point that I can see everything that 
they do.

Larry


Thomas Dick wrote:
> 
>> I for one, am getting a pretty high level, especially in the last 18 
>> hours or so.  I have a little web page that I keep updated with 
>> "yesterday's" drum report.
> 
> Sometime during the night things quieted down here and I got a decent 
> record on the Veracruz quake. Did you have the same experience?
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