Yes, I am way behind on reading emails. But I thought it interesting I read this email and the following article on the same day http://green.yahoo.com/index.php?q=node/1570 I guess water can burn! Paul Deema <paul_deema@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Neville J From Neville Jones Tue Sep 4 14:25:27 2007 Your forced, highly reserved, concession is of little value, but at least it is some progress towards any form of genuine debate. I realised as I wrote it that it is a pretty 'stiff' concession. However, if I were to ask you to make such an admission about something which you believe to be pretty much proven, solid as the rocks under your feet, I suspect that you would be similarly un-malleable. Something like, "Are you absolutely certain that under any circimstance, water cannot be made to participate in the process of combustion?", simply -- water won't burn. You see, I don't think you would want me to lie to you or to compromise my integrity. As I've said several times here, if I am presented with verifiable contra evidence on any matter, I would be obliged to review my position. If the contra evidence were shown to be incontrovertible, I would be obliged to abandon my position. If, in addition to the latter, I were presented with incontrovertible evidence that your position were true, then I would additionally be obliged to join your camp. Are you prepared to make this statement also? If you really do have something interesting on your Super 8 reels, then I would be very careful to avoid railway crossings. Unless, of course, you view the odds that an author and his wife and daughter were just unlucky to be hit by a train on such a crossing, miles from anywhere, and that all copies, even distributed ones, of his 500-page report into the goings-on at NASA prior to Apollo 11, would naturally evaporate of their own accord, as being close to unity. My films are one of many copies sold by a local broadsheet newspaper contemporary with the event. I've little doubt there were many thousands -- probably millions world wide -- sold to the general public. I've not heard that NASA is trying to call back all these copies -- you'd think there would have been a ripple in the pond wouldn't you? And who is this un-named author? Are you testing me again? Have you seen those two items I mentioned in my last post (this thread) yet? Paul D --------------------------------- Sick of deleting your inbox? Yahoo!7 Mail has free unlimited storage. Get it now. --------------------------------- Shape Yahoo! in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today!