Our first story is a mixed bag. It's always good to see anyone acknowledge the existence of Nikola Tesla. (My bumper sticker reads: "TESLA > EDISON"). However, when a professor uses his position to advance a particular agenda which degrades and subverts as "idealism" the greatest accomplishment of a little-understood genius, then it crosses the line. Professor Carlson originally entitled his new Tesla biography "Ideal and Illusion" and promulgates the has-been illusory image of Tesla. He is located at Corcoran Department of History, University of Virginia, Nau Hall - South Lawn, Charlottesville, VA 22904 for those who wish to write to him after reading Story #1 and maybe his book. Advanced science often looks like magic to those who don't understand it. This is certainly true of Tesla's wireless transmission of power. IRI has spent years gathering and publishing the wisdom of those very few qualified scientists who can explain it electromagnetically and who, in some cases, have replicated the scalar wave transmission. Dr. Nick Simos, for example, from Brookhaven National Labs is the latest in the series of Tesla experts who are trying to educate those who are willing to listen and study his physics of electrostatic induction or displacement (see his slide reprinted in Story #1).