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Martin's Profile User Rating: *****

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I really like this quote from Colin Powell: What is the greatest threat facing us now? People will say terrorism. But are there any terrorists in the world who can change the American way of life or our political system? Only we can change ourselves.

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    pywakit 

    22 Jan 2010 - 09:27
    Hi Martin. Sorry to bother you. Thanks again for straightening me out. May I ask a favor? If you don't want to do it, it's ok. In light of my recent post from space.com on BH spin approaching c .... A hypothetical question. If the BH was not limited to c ( because space is broken completely ) would it be very difficult to calculate the potential range of spin for that same black hole I asked you about in the 'singularity' post? I am asking you on PM, because I didn't really want to clutter up that post I should have stayed out of to begin with ... New year going well? Regards ... James PS: I noticed on another rather obscure forum you go by the name Marshall? Is that right? Anyway, you have shown a great deal of courtesy to me, and I appreciate it very much.
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    Scheerer's Prob 

    30 Jun 2009 - 13:24
    Hi, I read a couple of your messages and noticed you appear to be experienceing similar symptoms to myself. How has the problem developed?
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    ydoaPs 

    11 Apr 2009 - 18:45
    [url]http://www.scienceforums.net/forum/group.php?groupid=41[/url] looks like fun
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    Reaper 

    29 Jun 2008 - 22:14
    Well, if you want to know what has been going on, look up a member by the name of New Science, he seems to have a grudge against standard Cosmology. He's in the pseudoscience section right now.... Please help us deal with him :(
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    Martin 

    16 Jun 2008 - 07:33
    mooeypoo, I've been away from the internet for a few days. It was fun but I'm looking forward to seeing what has been going on.
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    mooeypoo 

    12 Jun 2008 - 12:39
    Martin, where you be lurking? Come back to active debatin', man... you're missed..
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    Martin 

    01 Jun 2008 - 05:49
    I read about parkour a while ago. I think in the New Yorker magazine [url]http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2007/04/16/070416fa_fact_wilkinson[/url] Just now I looked up the Wikipedia article [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkour[/url] certain things about the thought and attitudes underlying parkour impress me I expect it can also be graceful an beautiful to watch---if not too scary. Here is the Wikipedia article on CVN carriers. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nimitz_class_aircraft_carrier[/url] It says that the CVN-77 is expected to be commissioned in late 2008 It says two Westinghouse A4W reactors, with the turbines developing a total of 260,000 ship horsepower. A rough estimate would be 194 Megawatts. Sufficient for a mediumsize city's electric power requirements, I should say. Beautiful ships.
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    ydoaPs 

    01 Jun 2008 - 02:52
    Working a lot. Not as much as before, but I'm on a ship now. I'm at the PCU George H W Bush. In a few weeks I move from the Reactor Training division to the Reactor Mechanical division. I created a user group on SFN: [url]http://www.scienceforums.net/forum/group.php?groupid=9[/url] I recently got into doing parkour, so I go out and do that in my free time when I'm not online.
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    Martin 

    28 May 2008 - 05:42
    well, my wife is sewing handmade pillowcases as a wedding present for her nephew and his wife (a rancher's daughter who can fly an airplane, ride cattledrive, and run a haybaler machine---interesting girl.) we think handmade pillowcases will be appreciated as much as something expensive. I'm following quantum gravity research, conferences, publications as usual. Ashtekar just proved the Bousso entropy bound conjecture in Loop Cosmology. It is conjectured in other contexts but can be proved in the Loop context---an advance. A conference next week in Greece. Ashtekar and Loll will speak. The big conference is first week of July in the UK. Lots of activity right now. What's up with you?
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    ydoaPs 

    28 May 2008 - 02:16
    first! lol hey, what's up?
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