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From: Brian Cuthbertson <brianc@freeside.fc.net>
Date: Wed, 2 Jun 1999 21:12:48 -0500 (CDT)
Fwd Date: Thu, 03 Jun 1999 07:20:48 -0400
Subject: Re: (Skyopen) Lecture in Hong Kong


Folks,

FYI, I received the following reply from Jean-Michel Mariojouls
after I sent a direct email requesting additional info about the
Hong Kong cases as mentioned in a previous message posted to UFO
Updates. If anyone on the list is familiar with a "flashing
dots phenomenon" as related to any UFO incident, crop circle
event, etc, you might want to contact Jean-Michel and compare
notes.

-Brian Cuthbertson



>>>>>From: Jean-Michel Mariojouls <jmexit@macau.ctm.net>
>>>>>To: Skywatch International list <skywatch@ltlb.com>
>>>>>Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 1999 11:32 AM
>>>>>Subject: Lecture in Hong Kong

>>>>>This is to inform you that I will participate to a lecture
>>>>>organized by the Hong Kong UFO Club at the Hong Kong Space
>>>>>Museum on Saturday 5th of June, between 6:00PM and 9:00PM.

>>>>>The global theme will be asian UFO cases and footages from
>>>>>Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea, and Hong Kong and Macau. I will
>>>>>introduce Skywatch International and present some cases and
>>>>>footages from Macau, included the strange phenomenon occuring
>>>>>here since 1996.

>>>>Perhaps you could summarize some of the cases you mention above
>>>>and post them to the UFO Updates mailing list for the benefit
>>>>of worldwide subscribers outside of Hong Kong?  I'm sure reports
>>>>from that area would be of interest.  Alternately, a web page
>>>>that discusses such cases would be of interest.

>>>>Thanks,

>>>>-Brian Cuthbertson

>>> Who are you?
>>> What is the UFO Updates mailing list?
>>> What is updates@globalserve.net?

>>> Thanks

>>> Jean-Michel Mariojouls
>>> Skywatch International China Director

>Brian Cuthbertson wrote:

>>I'm one of the subscribers to the UFO UpDates moderated
>>by Errol Bruce-Knapp of Toronto, Canada.  Personally, I'm
>>a software engineer and advanced amateur astronomer living
>>in Austin, Texas.

>>For more info on the UFO Updates email list, see the
>>following web page:

>>      http://www.ufomind.com/ufo/updates/

>>Click on the "Rules & Policies" link there if you
>>are interested in subscribing.

>>Quite a number of UFO researchers subscribe to this
>>list, including such folks as Stanton Friedman,
>>Greg Sandow, Jenny Randles (UK), and others.
>>Likewise numbers of normal folk, like myself,
>>subscribe.

>>Hope this helps,
>>  -Brian

>From: JM <jmexit@macau.ctm.net>
>To: Brian Cuthbertson <brianc@freeside.fc.net>, skywatch@ltlb.com
>Subject: Re: (Skyopen) Lecture in Hong Kong

>Nice to meet you Brian!

>I always give new informations I have to the Skywatch mailing
>list, if not why the hell I would be China Director?!

>The Macau cases are already known to the long time Skywatch
>subscribers and others (as they have been reproduced in other
>Web sites at the time).

>The problem is that the most important case, the one I'm
>studying since 1996, is quite unusual and difficult to document.
>I recently started a collaboration with the Hong Kong UFO Club.
>Some new cases have been reported from some asian countries and
>they will be presented at the lecture. I will publicly present for
>the first time what I 'm calling: "the unidentified flashing dots
>phenomenon". A strange phenomenon on wich I can't find any
>reference in the UFO literature.

>I will surely report the result of the lecture to the Skywatch
>list. There is a Web page dedicated to my work but is waiting to
>be completed for a long time now. It will be done in two to three
>weeks time, including footages, photos, the Hong Kong lecture and
>much more.

>This is where:
>http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/6289/ufo.html
>http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/6289/sichina.html

>I will check UFO UpDates.

>Thanks

>Jean-Michel Mariojouls
>Skywatch International China Director and Field Investigator