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<P><FONT COLOR="#804040"><FONT SIZE=+1>Al Knurdelphon</FONT></FONT></P>
<P>Alfred Knurdelphon, Ph.D., B.S.D., D.D.T., R2D2, Ph.ph, may not be a
household name but so what? He is laughing all the way to the bank - the
dust bank, that is. You see, Knurdelphon, or "Doctor Dust" as
he is respectfully referred to in the industry, is a dust incrementalizer.
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<P>"What industry?" you ask, as well you might. We are speaking
here of the little understood, though vitally important, product testing
and hyperbole verification industry. Dr. Dust's scientific passion for
tallying flakes and particles has been successfully applied in the specific
arena of vacuum cleaner technology, testing and evaluation. </P>
<P>"For me," smiled Knurdelphon, "dust is not a problem."
He believes we should restructure our thinking, perhaps allowing dust to
be seen as "just a friend that is better off somewhere else."
He went on to describe (in details too boring to repeat) an international
standard that he believes is sorely needed for the culturing and farming
of the test dust used to evaluate vacuum cleaner performance. He has worked
tirelessly to implemaent such a standard but feels that public awareness
is the key to genuine action. "I have only begun to speak out about dust," said the doctor. "The rest is up to you."</P>
<P>Alfred Knurdelphon, a dedicated scientist who has risen from the ashes
to make sure this important issue is not swept under the rug.</P>
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