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redneck version of applied science. As in " Hey Y'all ..... watch this!" <g>

Now that...was funny.

R.

Constance, she who is steadfast, unwavering... CONSTANCE Gender: Feminine Usage: English, French Pronounced: KAHN-stənts (English), kawn-STAWNS (French) [key] Medieval form of CONSTANTIA. It was introduced to England by the Normans (it was the name of a daughter of William the Conqueror). CONSTANTIA...

May it be so.

kev wrote: timing, position and the person, all become atuned? I get that "right person at the right place at the right time" could be important from the standpoint of a person themselves being the right person for the job, available, and then also having a "talent" for tuning in...

Again from: http://www.rexresearch.com/gravitor/gravitor.htm "How I Control Gravitation" There is a decided tendency in the physical sciences to unify the great basic laws and to relate, by a single structure or mechanism, such individual phenomena as gravitation, electrodynamics and even ...

As long as the "fizz" comes from Pepsi, it appears all is well.

R.

I imagine that the gravitator, as a brute embodiment, tends to make a ripple. Bigger ripple proportionate to whatever juice you pump through it, perhaps? In fact, might even be a ripple that creates annoying static or interference to others? Which is why they "notice." But I have to assume...

The stacks are tall. There's a fireplace. Those wooden ladders with the iron railings that run on casters so you can reach the highest shelves. What greater treasure, except to share it? Awake or sleeping, we're seeking, talking and dreaming our way through each word, each page. And because we're ch...

arc wrote: ...if space is electrostatic then disrupting it in one place will cause ripples to spread outwards, but at what speed?. I don't think we here can do more than ask the questions, but I do think you've put your finger on something important--when you said "electrostatic" I thought...

Agreed impressive find. And as you pointed out, a very fertile and broad set of topics holding his attention: choice & chance, Trotting horses, gold/silver currency, forked lightning, electricity/gravity relationships, magnetic field mapping, ...and this: "The Positive Ion in Electrical Dis...

I happened to catch this one on my way to work this morning. Made me think of TTB, and then a second aspect hit me. Interesting about rocks melting...no?

http://www.lyricsfreak.com/t/tom+petty/ ... 38495.html

Well, here's a bit of data I wasn't sure whether to post here or in Random, but since it was discussed mostly in this thread: http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSTRE4A26ME20081103 DNA tests on remains confirm Steve Fossett dead Mon Nov 3, 2008 6:19pm EST By Jim Christie SAN FRANCISCO (Re...

Right, well done Rose, thanks. And Paul, it's not just "The Phenomenon of Man" -- there are other important character notes in this thread, for instance TTB's cooking and his language capabilities that I don't think were in the first draft. But speaking of which, with thanks again for the ...

An old favorite, classic. Life's the same, except for my shoes...

R.

Thanks. Great suggestion of Natural Science (I prefer the live version), and yes, Snakes and Arrows was a superb tour.

R.