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Pastor Kevin in the DVD mentions Dr. Russell Humphreys. Dr. Humphreys has been given a transcription of the statements and has written to Kevin asking for corrections. Based on this correspondence the following corrections/clarifications should be noted by those watching the DVD: (1) Russell Humphreys is not the author of the Catastrophic Plate Tectonic Theory but is only a co-author with five others (see www.icr.org/research/as/platetectonics.html), (2) Russell worked at Sandia National Laboratories, not Los Alamos, (3) Pastor Kevin did not make it clear that Russ Humphreys had stopped "bad mouthing" Walt's theory at the time pastor Kevin gave the study to his congregation, which is now on DVD. Russ had written Walt about 1995 apologizing for publicly criticizing Walt's work for years, and promised to stop doing so publicly, a promise that to Dr. Brown's knowledge has been kept. The point of Kevin's comment, which was that Russ (and many others) had been "bad-mouthing" Walt's theory without having read his book, still stands. Russell should be commended for stopping this practice of criticizing without knowledge, something that others (John Baumgardner and AiG) have not stopped from doing (as recently as December 2002). However, Dr. Humphreys and all others who have joined in the practice of criticizing without knowledge have made no attempts to undo the damage their public statements (which misrepresented Dr. Brown's written work) have done. Russell asked for other changes that will not be made because they are accurate as recorded. The complete correspondence history between Pastor Kevin and Dr. Humphreys can be obtained by writing pastor Kevin at kevinl_calvarypo@hotmail.com 11/19/2004

Kevin states that Walt Brown's prediction of finding water on Mars is on page 101 of Dr. Brown's book. It is actually on page 200 which states (at his updated web version):PREDICTION 20: Soil in "erosion" channels on Mars will contain traces of soluble compounds, such as salt from Earth's preflood subterranean chambers. Soil far from "erosion" channels will not. (This prediction was first published in April 2001. Salt was discovered on Mars in March 2004 ) 11/4/2004

The 3D rendering of the mantle piece of the Earth's crust is not entirely accurate in comparison to the lithosphere. Maybe by displaying the correct ratio it will better explain the physics of the water's dispersion. 11/3/2004