Smart man. Dumps this information in our lap and then leaves town for the weekend. Figures when he finally gets home we will have all settled down and gotten all talked down. I don't think so. I am fascinated by the moves. First to the pretty home on Cornwall street . ( I KNOW that street, in fact I...

In the space that we have between chapters I sometimes find myself rummaging around in the chapters, almost as if I am attending some grand estate sale where there are boxes opened but not really inspected. You know. You just hate the thought of overlooking something. So I noted these questions whic...

Strange that you would use that expression Mikado. My boss uses that on me all the time when he wants me to move along and not get stuck in one subject. (I still enjoy warming my spot a bit long.) I appreciate what you fellows are doing but I agree, lets move along here. But Paul. You sort of drove ...

I find this extremely odd. In his letter to his wife Dr. Brown talks about being seriously short on his rent money, only having a couple of dollars on him. The next day through his contact with this " Woody" assures him that 75.00 has been put in his bank account ( I am assuming " Rig...

Seems that I have been sort of stuck looking at the way that Cook regarded the career of Townsend Brown. Some of his conclusions make no sense to me at all. And forgive me Mr. Cook but you are so flippantly quick to take others word for things , even when they admit to knowing not very much at all. ...

You just "happened" to be there when Linda made her runaway break? Whatever you say Mr. Twigsnapper. My only comment is " Sir, you do get around, don't you?" I wanted to comment on your last Chapter also Paul. I see oh so many levels going on here and I thought that the organizat...

Absolutely Griffin. You didn't think I would leg off when things are getting so interesting now, did you? I agree with you that we seem to be collecting information in a way not usually recognized because these little points of " trivia" seem to "self organize" themselves in our ...

Hang in there with me please, almost done! Page 205 “ I had reached the end of the road; told Marckus everything I’d learned. T was only when I finished that I realized that he hadn’t interjected once. I thanked him for listening. He stopped me just once before I cut the link “ Call me, wonâ...

I am still plugging away. comments on this to follow! Page 142 “ And Marckus, I felt sure of it, had known about this from the beginning. He’d been in posession of the facts surrounding the B-2 and for all I knew he was bang up to date on NASA’s advanced propulsion activities as well. For the ...

Hello Paul! Yes I remember that particular conversation. (One of the sentences that I marked in orange highliter long ago.) The root for your famous FTM comment in Vegas! But, forgive me if I persist in following through with this page by page recalling of what Cook reported that Marckus said. I sti...

Drats, this has already been mentioned but I can’t skip it or I will lose the continuity that is important, so here goes again. Maybe its important for us to see this again ....... Marckus apparently had to go turn the music down so that he could hear Cook on the other end of the line. Page 133 â€...

Doggedly pursuing every mention of "Dan Marckus" in the Hunt for Zero Point ... so we can actually see the pattern. See anything yet?

Faint echoes of a signal)

Page 117

“ Begin with what you can see, then search for what you can’tâ€

Ths is really fascinating stuff. hadn't really bothered to read this as carefully as I have had to to transcribe it. A shoebox huh. Part two ........ a study of Dan Marckus Page 108 “ I checked my watch. It was a little after five thirty in the morning back in England, but I needed reassurance. I ...

Grinder My bold, smoldering feathered friend, you have inspired me I think, to help you out here just a little. Since you have noted that " Marckus" is a " blurred personality" then I thought what better way to get to know a person (if not by sight maybe, then by his interaction ...

Grinder? Are you quite alright? Agitated was hardly the word for your message last night. I got out my copy of Cooks book ( can't help it, always smile when I write that and think immediately of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies for some unknown reason. Didn't someone say that some of Dr. Browns develo...