Let's Take A Vote...

Time for another martini ;-) ...Jim Thompson

I don't have *anything* to do with the business, marketing, management, or even personnel, but certainly do know what we pay for parts. Cost *is* part of engineering.

Same, though physics wasn't until the junior year.

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Wow. That was pretty cool too.

I found something closer to what we discuss.

What forces are at 'work' here?

(I think you'll like this one...)

Do you ever answer a question straight? The climate predictions were in the link, a little above, that you provided. And they are the supposed motivators for the recommended action. Maybe you are just a knee-jerk liberal.

Possibly. I suspect Asperger's or manic-depressive... something requiring constantly being at the center of attention. ...Jim Thompson

Hey, inhale all the diesel fumes you like. Enjoy.

John

Need to be constantly at the center of attention is the opposite of Asperger's.

Explain GreenXenon.

=A0 =A0 ...Jim Thompson

Said the dope that opines his bent brained bullshit in here more times per day than I do or ever did.

Stick with electronics, Thompson. Outside of that, you are not much of a measure of intelligent rhetoric, much less manhood. Even if you are "on the right", you piss and moan like a little leftist bitch, which I am pretty sure is on your list of dislikes. You constantly author NEW, off topic posts, and I do NOT. In fact I rarely author a new post. I typically, throughout all my years here, have posted only responses.

So, I would submit that it is you that has the attention seeking issues. Either that, or "The Old Hag" isn't giving it up any more (not that you could get it up OR going for that matter), and you are stuck in Usenet, because jacking your brain is the next best thing. Sad, that fact.

Bwuahahahahaahahhahaha! Asperger's indeed!

I don't rail against using the resistance of wire to measure some length, at least if accuracy isn't too important. I rail against measuring length in amps. The unit of length is meters.

I don't remember that. Please cite.

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Now we know why The Great Red Spot is not dissipating like a storm would. Did you see the "non-shearing" video that was associated with it? It would sem that there is an ideal number of poles to use on a motor, or other magnetic structure.

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ONLY if you were stupid enough to NOT check out the link provided.

Don't have an answer for the questions, do you?

Yet another evasion. What a slimy escapist twit.

What have I been saying right along ?:-) ...Jim Thompson

You are making no sense.

Combustion particulates are definite health hazards and do cause ice melts, probably more than conjectured AGW. They would be relatively easy to reduce... just filter diesels, coal plants, ships, smelters, namely the main industrial sources. One can debate the validity of climate models, but black crud in the air is real. Why are you confusing climate simulation with diesel fumes?

Luckily, I live a few miles from the Pacific beaches, and the prevailing wind is from the west, so we get relatively little particulates compared to most places further inland. But we do get some from Chinese power plants and ships. Micron-sized particulates are a significant cause of disease.

What's interesting is how little attention the climate alarmists give to particulates. The reason is obvious: they want to use CO2 limits to strangle the world's capitalist economies, and just adding some filters can't accomplish that, so they don't care about particulates.

John