no, what im saying is that in terms of troop deployment overseas in
anything but defensive posture, we are under un control. we should
NOT attack people unilaterally that have not attacked us. iraq did
not attack us.
period.
and since weve killed more people in iraq so far than saddam has in
the
Jed wrote:
> If anyone out there enjoys using these CAD/CAM drawing programs, please
> contact me by private e-mail. I would like to commission a drawing of a
> futuristic six-engined, wingless VTOL airplane, if you can imagine such a
> thing. A rough sketch would be fine. It does not have to be
I pity the poor slob who has nothing better to do with his/her life.
At 06:14 PM 10/7/2004 -0400, you wrote:
It appears that someone is going around buying up old, defunct academic
conference web sites and holding them for ransom, by advertising
pornographic products on them. See, for example:
I
> 1. well, since theres been testifiying in front of
> congress and leaks
> and unaltered originals sent to media, yeah,
> actually, we do know for
> sure.
I'm just saying there is a lot more to this whole
situation than meets the eye, on both sides.
> 2. the us is a signatory to the un. the
If anyone out there enjoys using these CAD/CAM drawing programs, please
contact me by private e-mail. I would like to commission a drawing of a
futuristic six-engined, wingless VTOL airplane, if you can imagine such a
thing. A rough sketch would be fine. It does not have to be detailed and it
c
It appears that someone is going around buying up old, defunct academic
conference web sites and holding them for ransom, by advertising
pornographic products on them. See, for example:
ICCF10 conference
http://www.iccf10.org/
Robotics 2000 and Space 2000 conference. Albuquerque, NM, USA, Februa
See:
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/research/2004/8/dangerous_science/
Sort of infamous. With some people. Actually, I am glad they published it.
- Jed
So far all I can come up with for an answer Ed, is "42". :-)
Frederick
..
On 10/7/04 12:46:36 PM
Ed Storms wrote to Frederick and
See:
Electroactive Polymers As Artificial Muscles - Capabilities, Potentials And
Challenges
http://ndeaa.jpl.nasa.gov/ndeaa-pub/EAP/EAP-robotics-2000.pdf
Figure 11 is neat!
- Jed
- Original Message -
From: RC Macaulay
Before he passed, my geologist friend and I enjoyed comparing views.
Mine was the earth expanded versus his.. the continental drift. His view
being that the evidence shows plate tectonics are dynamic. My view..
that the continents could not have drift
Hi All.
I'm hoping some of you folks can give me some advice.
I've been working with stepper motors from old hard drives;
an excellent source for such things. They each come
with a controller card, and vary in speed from 5000-15000 rpm
depending on the make and model. The problem I run into
is th
"Syrian President Bashar Assad is offering to make peace with Israel and
says he is ready to cooperate with the United States in stabilizing
Iraq, a former senior State Department official said Wednesday."
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/485831.html
Is Assad smoking from the same hookah as K
--- Begin Message ---
I have a few question as a simple observer of things I know little about.
If the speed of light changed, would not the speed of the electron around
the nucleus also change? Would not the rate of reactions within nature
and within the body not change in proportion? In oth
Gentlemen,
Back in 2000, I attended a little informal meeting at
University of Arizona in Tucson at the Astronomy
Department on alternative models of gravity. One of
the people I met at that time was the department
contrarian astronomer, Dr. Bill Tifft. Tifft's
speciality was the observation of
1. well, since theres been testifiying in front of congress and leaks
and unaltered originals sent to media, yeah, actually, we do know for
sure.
2. the us is a signatory to the un. the us has agreed to the uns
controll in issues that are not about defense. in fact, the whole
reason we went in
im missing the last part of the statement. provided that constant
changes... wouldnt that make it a variable.
and time IS a variable, dependant upon velocity.
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 19:58:55 -0500, RC Macaulay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Could we consider time as the only constant, provided
Jones wrote:
>
> A few years back (25 years to be exact) a fine,
> nominally-secular, BBS series debuted on American public TV
> called "Connections" which is enlightening to merge with
> some of later more open-minded spiritual ideas of Bill
> Moyers. James Burke, the "Connections" master-mind,
>
Richard Macaulay wrote:
"My view.. that the continents could not have drifted " apart" since the east and west side of land masses " fit". The discussion reached a point of maturity with each "cutting the other some slack" whereas he could grant me slack that the earth could have expanded .
A battery of experiments involving microwaving water, ranging from
distilled,(and melted hailstones from a recent deluge) and various concentrations of
salts, indicate either the presence/transfer of the electronium particle, or complex (loss tangent)
interaction behavior of the 2.45 GHz micro
Before he passed, my geologist friend and I
enjoyed comparing views. Mine was the earth expanded versus his.. the
continental drift. His view being that the evidence shows plate tectonics are
dynamic. My view.. that the continents could not have drifted " apart" since the
east and west side
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