There is a great deal of interest in this conference by both distractors and
supporters. The international component is obvious but yet to be fully
defined.
Richard
The ICCF-14 abstracts are still secret and/or incomplete. Conference
starts in 8 days. Got to be the most incompetent/idiotic
Steve, I suggest you consider that the visa problems as well as other
issues might be a factor in not having a final agenda. A draft agenda
has been sent to the speakers for their input. Would you rather have an
agenda that is incomplete or has to be seriously changed, as was the
case with the
On Aug 3, 2008, at 4:27 AM, R C Macaulay wrote:
There is a great deal of interest in this conference by both
distractors and supporters. The international component is
obvious but yet to be fully defined.
Richard
The international component was just defined by Ed as difficulty
getting
On Aug 3, 2008, at 4:38 AM, Edmund Storms wrote:
Steve, I suggest you consider that the visa problems as well as
other issues might be a factor in not having a final agenda. A
draft agenda has been sent to the speakers for their input. Would
you rather have an agenda that is incomplete or
Good point, Horace. Most people preregester before the details of the
talks are available in any case. Nevertheless, although I also would
like the information sooner, it is very difficult these days to have
foreigners attend any conference in the US. The delay that this problem
produces
Steven Krivit wrote:
The ICCF-14 abstracts are still secret and/or incomplete. Conference
starts in 8 days. Got to be the most incompetent/idiotic way of
running a conference I've ever seen.
You're welcome.
It is regrettable that the abstracts are not fully complete, but it
is not
I wrote:
You are blaming this delay on the participants? Are you out of your mind?
No is to blame for the delay.
Let me amend that. While for the most part the delay is unavoidable . . .
Many authors submitted just at the deadline or right after it, and
that delayed things. Several
Jed,
You are an eloquent, entertaining and colorful writer.
Steve
At 01:29 PM 8/3/2008 -0400, you wrote:
I wrote:
You are blaming this delay on the participants? Are you out of your mind?
No is to blame for the delay.
Let me amend that. While for the most part the delay is unavoidable
The delay has nothing to do with the subject of the conference. All
academic visitors from Russia are delayed these days.
- Jed
Jed,
A nonphysicist academic has reported to me that they had no problem getting
their visa.
Steve
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The delay has nothing to do with the subject of the conference. All
academic visitors from
Perhaps Purdue University would volunteer some academians to fill the slots.
Richard
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The delay
What happens if/when the compressed-air for the
Negre-Tata MiniCat purposely has a high initial
moisture content, and also incorporates an enhanced
sparking system - which is applied to the wet-air in
the engine (as if it were fuel)?
Nothing of any consequence you say?
One of these days, someone
In reply to Jones Beene's message of Sun, 3 Aug 2008 19:32:00 -0700 (PDT):
Hi,
[snip]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlMELbK8zDQ
[snip]
Initially the air in the spark gap in non-conducting, and the spark gap is a
very large resistance. So the voltage over the spark gap follows the voltage on
the
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