Alex Weilgart

Hi, Gary Meyer,

A new idea just occurred to me. This relates to what I wrote in my PROFILE. So kindly first read that. That information could put Sacramento High School Class of 1964 "on the map," where much of the world could sit up and take notice.

Heretofore, the way things are going OTHERWISE, the world basically could not care less about our Class of '64. Some of that class may feel they have lost some purpose in life, with the world much not looking to them for further contributions to a better world. What I propose gives some in the Class of ’64 a new way to contribute, and so add some NEW PURPOSE into their lives.

By helping me as I propose in my "Profile," you all would Also be helping all the world's education, in helping to point out the main damager to education and how to Fix that.

With Class of '64 somewhat "teaming up" with me, to get the word out on this way much to repair education, you all can play a part in helping all the world’s education.

Newspaper articles about all this will point out it was this Class of '64 that decided to help out, and help bring this necessary aid to education.

It would lend substance and credibility to newspaper articles writing about this - - that instead of saying just ALEXANDER WEILGART wants to bring this education aid to the public's attention - - it would sound all the better if newspapers could say some of this Class of '64 also want to bring this needed education aid to the public's attention.

IT WOULD NOT REQUIRE any schools or colleges officially to endorse this way to improve education. What if some teachers do not want the extra “bother” of paying any attention to the need to know what the words mean? I am not interested in waiting for whatever teachers, etc. to “come around.”

On the contrary, ANY individual public people, all on their own, could decide to employ this way to help their own educations. People can be SELF-DETERMINED here, and not need to be politely under the thumbs of whatever officials. If some officials are outright ignorant enough not to see the value of this aid to education, individual people can say “SO WHAT? We are going to do this ANYWAY."

What are some teachers going to do, get out and beg “Please, please do not use a dictionary and look up any not understood words?” They cannot very well claim that looking up not understood words will in ANY WAY hurt education. One point is, no student needs to wait for their approval to look up words and more adequately understand the lessons.

What I am saying is that otherwise the world is pretty much prepared to forget all about the Class of '64. But with supporting this necessary aid to education, you alll can continue to play an important part in helping the world.

So, sure, if you do what I propose in my Profile, you would be helping me. But in this helping to add Purpose to your lives, this can also be helping you. Here is an opportunity for you to help the world.

Respectfully, Alexander Weilgart

Hi, Gary, Thanks for phoning me earlier today. I registered, and looked up your photograph. I do remember you, but not really well. You said you remembered me. I asked you "How do you remember me?" You said you remember that I was really smart.

I went ahead and put in what I called "my profile." I included a lot of what I told you on the phone - how I spent many years trying to help the educations in all the world with my breakthrough U.S. Patent #4,813,710. My profile includes telling anyone how they can have a much more successful education, by going to my website www.EducationRescue.com .

This is FOR REAL. Go to my profile to learn more on how to handle the LARGEST DAMAGER there is to education and comprehension. Too many failing educations is one of the largest problems in all countries. Anyone care to learn how much to repair education and much help the world?

This yearbook's messaging to me is not going to work very well, because I am usually months behind checking my emails. I am too busy doing other creative stuff. I ask people who email me to leave me a phone message to look up their email, or else most likely I will never notice they sent that email.

Respects, Alexander Weilgart