Thank You!

You would not be seeing this website were not for the steady support and encouragement of my wife, Esther. I am deeply indebted to her for her patience and willingness to share me with the effort needed for its compilation.

I would like to here thank all those who took the time and trouble to fill out the on-line questionnaire.  The questionnaire is being hosted and managed by Harry Bosma in the Netherlands and I am very grateful for his expert help and kindness.

I also wish to thank Martin Gasser and Christian Gfeller of the Paul Klee Center for CMS help and, more recently, Andreas Schlapbach who migrated the website to a more recent version. 

I have had two persons who have provided immense help by translating the early French papers into English (Eve Portmann) and into German (Dr. Maurice Schommer) and I am very grateful for the excellent work they did.

I would like to also thank Prof. Sam Fohr, University of Pittsburg at Belford, for editing the initial version of much of what appears here.

I wish here to express my gratitude to Kei Ito for all his help in the initial stages of this website and with the data analysis. As far as I am aware, Kei was the first researcher to put a déjà vu questionnaire up on the World Wide Web.

I am very grateful for the help we received from Prof. Michael Schredl (Mannheim) and Prof. Harry Purser (Nottingham) in the statistical analysis of the questionnaire data.

I hope I will soon be able to thank people who will provide website programming help. I also hope I will be able to thank sponsors and donors and all those who send in questions, account, theories, poetry, lyrics, pictures, links, leads, suggestions and comments.