Our research into how much knowing your true times

            could be useful psychologically (and/or in other ways)

            does at first seem quite silly to many people. So when 

            Dr. Wilford W. Spradlin, M.D., told us in a letter that 

            although our TrueTyme clock may seem simplistic, it 

            has profound implications, his words meant a lot to us.

            And his observation during a follow-up telephone call

            that we consider adding mood journaling, tracking and

            analysis features -- what we now call "MoodTyme" --

            was another sample of his generosity of spirit. Dr. Wil

            has been a source of light to thousands of medical stu-

            dents and residents, and of course better health to tens

            of thousands of patients. So although not an adviser to

            our Better Tymes Project, we also say much thanks and

            God Bless to a great neuroscientist -- and humanitarian.

            Yale Landsberg,  Founder and Executive Director

            The Better Tymes Project, A Benefit Corporation

                                 Yale@Better-Tymes.com