I just thought that I would ad some more pictures.  

This picture is in Columbus, Ohio. I got to travel up there with a couple of people from the Oxford area. 

Miami University Campus. This bell tower would play music about every half hour. 

Well, I have been able to get some figures made, though they are not the best. One problem that I came across in GMT is that when I do a post script file the title gets cut off. Also, on the histogram that I have done the x-axis label was being placed on the y-axis when it should have been the other way around. It was labeling the figure correctly when I first made the script, but for some odd reason the script no longer labels it correctly. I have since used Power Point to help make my figure, and to point out some of the interesting observations.

Sorry for the delay in my posts. I have been trying to get the data processing for nine months done; locate nine months worth of earthquakes. I am just about done. I hope to finish by tomorrow, afterwards I will work on a figure to illustrate what work I have done this summer. I have a GRE on Thursday the 14th of August, and though I still need to study I will try to get a quick abstract draft done before then, if not I will be working on getting the poster and abstract done before the 25th of August, my first day of classes.

Here is a picture travel log of my internship so far.

Even though I have flown before, I still love beaty of the earth from the plane. The Rocky Mountains and clouds are beautiful from 35,000 ft!

Mike Brudzinski, my host, along with Hector, Devin, and Chris retrieve data from the FACES network in the Pacific Northwest. This particular sight is in Washington.