>From Jed,
... > This whole business is winding down. Once the first independent > results from Defkalion are published, ... . > Defkalion was delayed for various good reasons. I think they > are sincere, they will proceed soon, and the results will show > beyond any doubt that the effect is real. Delays do not concern me. Par for the course. KA-KA happens to all forms of business and government plans. The bigger the project, the more likely it will experience KA-KA at some critical juncture. KA-KA throws the best laid plans into disarray. Where I work we are in the middle of upgrading our Electronic Documentation storage & retrieval system to a new version of Content Manager. We're migrating over to a centralized zOS mainframe platform. This has been an on-going project that we began actively planning years ago. Our Content Manager system serves millions of customers. Today we were going to "flip the switch" over to the new version of Content Manager, but glitches cropped up unexpectedly at the last moment. We quickly determined that delaying the transition was probably a prudent move. We will probably try again in a couple of weeks after the latest issues have been resolved to everyone's satisfaction. This was the second time we have had to delay our implementation schedule. Better safe than sorry. Are you aware of who might be interested in performing independent tests with DGT's hyperons? I was wondering who might be stepping up to bat. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
