Jay R. Freeman sez:
So, I'll be back to discuss this further when I can freely.
May you have all the best of luck! -- Jay Freeman
I really appreciate that. The reception here to the possiblity of something we all wish for has astonished me with its negativity. In some cases it has gone *way* beyond healthy skepticism which I would expect. Hey, I'm on the same side as you guys! It is in fact the other side that prevents me from full disclosure. This thing would be in the patent mill and fully disclosed were it not for my fear that it will be classified at the filing stage and supressed. Grok? I am still stumped by this uncertainty and not quite ready to simply give it away. If I could somehow find out whether it will be or won't be classified without actually filing all the details we'd be off to the races. If I were absolutely certain it would be classified I would simply give it away here or elsewhere rather than file. Conversely if I were certain it would not be classified I would simply file and it would be available in that form for your contemplation whether or not they decide to ultimately grant it. It's a real catch 22 for me. Peace, Bob -- Bob Cain rcain@netcom.com 408-354-8021 "I used to be different. But now I'm the same." --------------PGP 1.0 or 2.0 public key available on request.------------------