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To: liontamer who wrote (6090)	12/2/1997 1:49:00 PM
From: Jan A. Van Hummel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20681

Liontamer, Welcome on board. You are putting out some bold statements. Any reason why Naxos would release the results on the eve of the field trip? Wouldn't that imply that there is already a deal in place contingent on having the field trip? And if so, is the release tomorrow intended to pressurize those parties in making up their mind a little quicker? Anyhow, if there is a news release tomorrow, we may have some more serious questions for you. Jan

To: liontamer who wrote (6090)	12/2/1997 4:47:00 PM
From: Jerry in Omaha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20681

Mr. Liontamer; We have been preparing the thread for you for quite some time. I hope that the contributors understand that your presence is most welcome here. To All; No sooner did the kitty get out of the bag than the liontamer showed up. We should not question what he has to contribute for he is more qualified to speak in this forum than most of us. His posting indicates a shift from "stealth" mode to a more open and public stance soon to be assumed. I am, and have been, proud of the character, dicipline, ideas and stamina of our contributors. Some day I hope to meet each of you in order to thank you in person and indicate the depth and degree I felt that you have made to this information and idea exchange. The new information that is coming out now from various sources is mostly accurate and we are on the brink of an announcement that will be the first in a series of increasingly extraordinary realities. I trust the transition to "the light of day" that we are about to undergo will be managed with the cool level headedness that we have become used to here on the Naxos thread. Jerard P P.S. A special thanks to Gary Robben for his posting of my trip to Arlington National Cemetary for the burial of my brothers-in-arms. I would bequeath the motto of Pararescue to all Naxonians: These Things We Do That Others May Live. God bless you all.