machines I said machines with moving parts so small that with a naked eye you could not

possibly see them or discern their operation my guest is a man I had on about a year

and a half ago Charles Osmond and I'll tell you more about charles in a moment

and oh by the way guess what folks the first crop circle of the year

as you know uh... has already occurred and guess who has a photograph

uh... so if you want to go up to the website and take a look and it really is neat because of course

the crop is new so it's green this crop circle occurred instead of immature weed or something

in a green field and And it is beautiful.

And, of course, it's on the website, which is where you should be.

That would be www.org.org.org.org.org.com.

It is beginning early this year, indicating no doubt, there's going to be a lot of crop circles. What are crop circles?

Well, I don't know. You tell me, a lot of people think they are fractal, particularly the more complex ones, a lightstone inch with 191 circles,

and that they are either a message or have meaning.

Nobody really knows what they are, but they certainly are,

and they are not the product of Doug and Dave with the board and some chains tromping about.

So you go take a look at the first crop circle of the year.

It's on the website now.

Now, nanotechnology, what in the world is that?

I've got a man who knows. His name is Charles Oster.

I had him on the air. I'm going to guess about a year, year and a half ago.

He is a member of the Science Advisory Board of Nanothink.

Ha, that's a privately funded nanotechnology think tank and development research facilitation for a consulting group.

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