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A Beginner's View of Our Electric Universe - New

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Acknowledgements<br />

I claim no originality for any aspect <strong>of</strong> science theory in this book. All I have done is attempt to produce my own<br />

interpretation <strong>of</strong> the work <strong>of</strong> experts in these subjects. The people from whose work I have drawn and those who<br />

have helped me significantly along the way include:<br />

David Talbott and Wallace Thornhill – Dave and Wal, my admiration for your work and dedication to this subject<br />

is total. What I have learned from your individual and combined works has provided a new understanding that<br />

has allowed me to see further and clearer than my previous horizon. Dave, you saw my eagerness and perhaps<br />

some potential so you supported me and opened doors that I would never otherwise have known existed. Wal,<br />

your clear descriptions <strong>of</strong> your own theories and those <strong>of</strong> others have been my most significant resource as I<br />

built my big picture <strong>of</strong> the science that underpins the <strong>Electric</strong> <strong>Universe</strong> model. The book that you and Dave<br />

produced together, ‘The <strong>Electric</strong> <strong>Universe</strong>’, is always close to hand.<br />

I owe you another debt, Wal. Although your time is precious and demanded by so many people and projects,<br />

you gave it willingly to review and provide comprehensive feedback on all I had written. This was a significant<br />

effort and contribution that I appreciate deeply. What can I say here other than thank you, most sincerely.<br />

Donald E Scott – Don, we never met, I truly wish we had. You appear the type <strong>of</strong> person that likes to get straight<br />

to the point and I appreciated that as I read and learned so much from your book ‘The <strong>Electric</strong> Sky’. It is also a<br />

reference source that is never far away. Thank you also for reviewing and suggesting improvements to my book;<br />

I took much needed energy from that and will remember fondly your words <strong>of</strong> encouragement.<br />

Mel Acheson – Again, Mel, we never met but I really wish we had. Twice I asked for your help in reviewing my<br />

work; once for a conference paper and once again for my book. You willingly gave your time and expertise to<br />

a detailed review <strong>of</strong> both and I thank you most sincerely for your time and expertise in doing that. You too had<br />

encouraging words for me that helped provide necessary momentum at the right time. I will not forget.<br />

Jim Johnson, Jeremy Dunning-Davies, Gerard Bik and A.P. David ... What a great bunch <strong>of</strong> guys.<br />

You all unconditionally gave me your time by reviewing my work as it was slowly being produced then supplied<br />

from your own expertise the feedback that enabled me to pat each piece into an initially acceptable shape. I truly<br />

have no clear idea where things would have gone without the involvement <strong>of</strong> all <strong>of</strong> you good people.<br />

Jim, you, just like our good friend Michael Gmirkin, are no less that an amazing walking encyclopaedia. Thank<br />

you so much for giving me the benefit <strong>of</strong> your impressive knowledge and infectious, inquisitive mind!<br />

Jeremy, I knew, after I got to know you a little and after reading your own book ‘Exploding a Myth’ that I was<br />

going to be dealing with a wise and experienced head that would provide advice I could bank on. Thank you so<br />

much for your expertise, sensitive guidance and timely encouragements.

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