GUESTS IN ATTENDANCE; RUSS AND JOHN


Korton: greetings of felicitations. Greetings Russ, greetings Johnny, let us get down to business.

Russ: okay.

John: is this Ashtar we are addressing?

Korton: no, no.

Russ: Korton?

Korton: correct.

Russ: good afternoon Korton.

Korton: good afternoon.

John: long time no see.

Korton: yes, it is a very long time. Okay, let us attend to the situation at hand. Let me start by saying that the way that you are proceeding at a cautious but yet steady rate is very advantageous for the advancement of the situations that are possible in the near future. The occurrences that have been happening are part of the projections by our analysts. Okay now, questions.

Russ: okay, you're not the computer expert Omal was talking about are you?

Korton: yes I am.

Russ: you are, good.

Korton: antique computers as you know is my specialty.

Russ: of course, I wasn’t sure if he meant you or Tia. Now when we’re talking about the preparations, my getting online, working with computers are part of those preparations.

Korton: yes.

Russ: okay, I’m learning as I go to make this a speedier process, how can I use it more to my advantage with the online service?

Korton: okay what you do is download, you upgrade your system and download.

Russ: add more memory?

Korton: yes, it is very advantageous when you are dealing with computers to download information into your computer, you read it then discard it.....

Russ: oh okay.

Korton: or print it up. I personally when I'm working with my antiques, I will print up old information and I will then read the information in the soft form. I understand that you are charged for the time that you are on the computer.

Russ: right.

Korton: so it is quicker to download information and then read it at your convenience when you’re not being charged.

Russ: oh okay, that is a much better idea. I'll get a couple gigs of memory.

Korton: uh-huh.

Russ: okay, Johnny?

John: I’m totally and completely computer ignorant….

Korton: uh-huh.

John: but I have my distinct advantages with our preparation for what’s happening.

Korton: uh-huh.

John: I understand the use of computers and how it can be helpful but for me I'm just spontaneous, no computers. I have a hard time spelling Apple correctly but that’s not to my disadvantage is it?

Korton: no it is not. Some people find computers intimidating.......

John: yes I do.

Korton: it is a tool that is not for them if you know what I mean, it is more of a hindrance in the learning ability for them. It is like a scribe of the past and the master tradesman. One cannot exist without the other. For example, Russ may be computer literate but there again can he gut, skin and butcher an animal?

John: no he can’t.

Russ: no.

Korton: so therefore both of you complement each other very well.

John: okay so I’m…..with me being computer illiterate…..

Korton: you use it as a trade. You get somebody like Russ that is computer literate and you say, "okay, I need information, this is what I want. In return, I will cook your dinner for you."

Russ: uh-huh.

John: all right.

Korton: so it is a trade that is very useful. After all, most computer people do not have time to sit down and cook themselves a dinner, they’re more interested in having a quick snack and working with their computer. It is like some of our engineers here that they’d sooner work on their equipment designing things then go home and have a lunch.

Russ: hmm.

John: okay, all right.

Korton: but if you were in return for getting information for trade.

John: are you the one to ask about as far as the food and the nutrition?

Korton: that would be Karra.

John: okay, I thought so. Do you have insight on that?

Korton: high-protein is sometimes the way to go. High-protein in small qualities will keep you on your feet quicker and longer then low-protein in mass quantity or high-protein in high quantity. I believe you would say snacking......

Russ: uh-huh.

Korton: when on the move.

John: okay and with my particular metabolism, I need to eat on a regular basis otherwise I’ll be…..I would…..I can have a problem with my blood sugar.

Korton: uh-huh.

John: but I do have incredible stamina.

Korton: well it is handy to have a piece of bread that it has sugars which release in the system very quickly and gives you the energy for maneuvering.

John: well I know if I eat a piece of bread or some crackers when I’m lightheaded or feeling my sugar being low is better than eating a candy bar or drinking some soda pop.

Korton: that is too high in sugar content.

John: right.

Korton: it will give you a sugar rush.

John: I have a problem with that with working the way I do……

Korton: uh-huh.

John: and just being able to live with the sugar rush and the caffeine….

Korton: yes it does lead to some interesting effects from what I have seen. Okay, last question from each of you for me.

Russ: okay, what’s your email address?

Korton: it is dot com, I don’t think you would be able to access it. You need a computer….a satellite uplink.

Russ: oh. (Chuckles.)

Korton: a direct satellite uplink.

Russ: it is Korton.com.

Korton: not Korton.

John: how do you spell your name?

Korton: K.o.r.t.o.n.

John: is there any other spellings?

Korton: again, yes there are. Okay, thank you.

Russ: thank you Korton.