Re: Bob...the CFS Conference...

[Guest guest]

Do you have a link that talks about precisely who will be attending the CFS

Conference you

mentioned that was being funded by some anonymous millionaire?

I'm wondering if some of the newbies -- like Yasko and Rich Van Konyenburg --

and/or

Pall will be attending. I would think if they're inviting the

NCF-researcher, some of

these other names would be on the list as well.

And do you know when this will be held?

Thanks Bob,

Dan

[Guest guest]

You know, my first thought was " why isn't this being made public " , etc., but it

makes

sense that they will probably get a lot more accomplished if they meet in

private and not

feel like every little thing they say is being scrutinized or over-analyzed.

It should certainly spark some healthy debate and no doubt more than that. I

guess in the

recent issue of the NCF newsletter, there's a blistering attack on Pall's

theory...but then

again, who don't they attack. Will be very interesting to see how their

single-cause

theory is received by the others...

Very interesting indeed, and hopefully will help us all in our quest for

answers.

Thanks Bob for keeping us updated!

d.

> >

> > Do you have a link that talks about precisely who will be attending

> > the CFS Conference you

> > mentioned that was being funded by some anonymous millionaire?

> >

> > I'm wondering if some of the newbies -- like Yasko and Rich Van

> > Konyenburg -- and/or

> > Pall will be attending. I would think if they're inviting the

> > NCF-researcher, some of

> > these other names would be on the list as well.

> >

> > And do you know when this will be held?

> >

> > Thanks Bob,

> >

> > Dan

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dan, I would wear it as a badge of honor if I were attacked by the

NCF. Come to think of it I probably have been attacked by them.

a

I guess in the

> recent issue of the NCF newsletter, there's a blistering attack on

Pall's theory...but then

> again, who don't they attack. Will be very interesting to see

how their single-cause

> theory is received by the others...

>

> Very interesting indeed, and hopefully will help us all in our quest

for answers.

>

> Thanks Bob for keeping us updated!

>

> d.