Dear Vortexians;
Some wag who writes for the Wall Street Journal, wrote an article as
though he were Toyota. The article ended by expressing the Company's
appreciation for the Prius' customers being willing to spend $9500 up
front, to save $550 per year in gas. I'm thinking that this figure
d
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> Wesley Bruce wrote:
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>> Very good question! What alternatives are consistant with Atheism? Send
>> to my home address if you choose not to clutter Vortex.
>> PS sorry the table did not come out right.
>> Harry Veeder wrote:
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You may like to read this book.
_Can We Be Good Without God
I don't know what could be considered consistent with Atheism since there is
no definitive text for Atheists.
Harry
Wesley Bruce wrote:
> Very good question! What alternatives are consistant with Atheism? Send
> to my home address if you choose not to clutter Vortex.
> PS sorry the table did not
Very good question! What alternatives are consistant with Atheism? Send
to my home address if you choose not to clutter Vortex.
PS sorry the table did not come out right.
Harry Veeder wrote:
Must an Atheist believe in oblivion after death
if he doesn't believe in God?
Harry
Wesley Bruce wrote
Excerpt from:
"The Goal of Human Existence"
Source: Broadcast on behalf of the United Jewish Appeal,
November 4, 1943
Sound Recording as MP3 file
http://www.albert-einstein.org/sound7.html
"Ladies and gentlemen, our age is proud of the progress it has made in man's
intellectual development. T
Must an Atheist believe in oblivion after death
if he doesn't believe in God?
Harry
Wesley Bruce wrote:
> Harry Veeder wrote:
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>> Wesley Bruce wrote:
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>>> Is you world view big enough for God? His is big enough for you.
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>> An atheist would interpret this
Harry Veeder wrote:
Wesley Bruce wrote:
Is you world view big enough for God? His is big enough for you.
An atheist would interpret this as a personal request. Based on his beliefs
you are asking him if his world is big enough for you. If the atheist
has a big heart he would say y
Jones Beene wrote:
Stephen L.,
No, it should not. In fact, between the two versions recorded by
Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead, the line takes three forms,
"Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose" and "Freedom's
just another word for nothing left to do"
Ah... It is re
The article mentions the forces provided by the vortices...but the origin of
the "added-mass force" is not explained.
quote:
> Lastly, there is another peculiar force known as
> added-mass force which peaks at the ends of each stroke and is related to
> acceleration as the wings direction changes.
Also called homogeneous charge compression ignition. Here, this site
has pictures:
http://www.hybridcars.com/blogs/hyview/hcci
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Conceptually that means more stuff to push off of.
These kinds of wings create vortices of air which feature increased mass and
resistance to downward/rearward movement than a similar surface would encounter
while slicing through the medium in a more laminar mode. Probably get increased
stabil
Grimer wrote:
> At 01:40 pm 30/11/2005 -0500, Harry wrote:
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>> This article was brought to my attention on another list.
>> I thought it would be of interest to those who followed
>> the vortex discussion on humming bird flight earlier this year.
>>
>> BTW, the article mentions "added-mass forc
And you thought spark-knock was a bad thing:
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2005/10/honda_making_si.html
70 mpg hybrid . . . now that could be cost-effective.
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At 01:40 pm 30/11/2005 -0500, Harry wrote:
> This article was brought to my attention on another list.
> I thought it would be of interest to those who followed
> the vortex discussion on humming bird flight earlier this year.
>
> BTW, the article mentions "added-mass force". Does anyone
> know wh
This article was brought to my attention on another list.
I thought it would be of interest to those who followed
the vortex discussion on humming bird flight earlier this year.
BTW, the article mentions "added-mass force". Does anyone
know what that means?
Harry
Secrets of bee flight revealed
Wesley Bruce wrote:
> Is you world view big enough for God? His is big enough for you.
>
An atheist would interpret this as a personal request. Based on his beliefs
you are asking him if his world is big enough for you. If the atheist
has a big heart he would say yes.
Harry
At 10:00 am 30/11/2005 -0600, Richard wrote:
>Hi Frank,
>Light waves can be propagated longitudinally when you consider a shadow
>being cast as a negative of light. Take two spacecraft approaching each
>other at mach plus in deep space. Each craft is internally lighted and has
>windows. As the t
Stephen L.,
No, it should not. In fact, between the two versions recorded
by Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead, the line takes three
forms, "Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose"
and "Freedom's just another word for nothing left to do"
Ah... It is refreshing to notice that
Hi Frank,
Light waves can be propagated longitudinally when you consider a shadow
being cast as a negative of light. Take two spacecraft approaching each
other at mach plus in deep space. Each craft is internally lighted and has
windows. As the two craft pass closely, several interesting events
Jones Beene wrote:
The end of November is a celebratory day in certain parts of the
world. And the Janus-like seasonal transformation from nice to
nauseous, often gets one thinking about other contrasts and
self-contradictions. As the other Janis oft-opined, Freedom's just
another word fo
yes i did. it was a carbide cannon. that is, a replica cannon that gives a loud noise and burst of smoke, but without the cannonball. they made the attackers think it was a real cannon.
On 11/30/05, thomas malloy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Did anyone hear the story about the sailors on the crui
I'm wondering what the existence of the halos means, www.halos.com
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Did anyone hear the story about the sailors on the cruise boat who
foiled some pirates with a sound cannon? I'm wondering how much the
beam attenuated, OTOH, it doesn't take much sonic energy to break
your ear drums.
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