On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 15:42:42 -0500, "Eisboch"
wrote:


"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Sat, 02 Feb 2008 13:22:38 -0500, Gene Kearns
wrote:


A tachyon is constrained to the space-like portion of the
energy-momentum graph. Therefore, it cannot slow down to subluminal
speeds. Even if tachyons were conventional, localisable particles,
they would still preserve the basic tenets of causality in special
relativity and not allow transport faster than light

Best answer:
http://tinyurl.com/38ol3g

Zero Point Module?

Nah.

Woodward Effect engines - sometimes called Mach Effect, Impulse Engine
or Transient Mass Acceleration Effect which in experiments, actually
works.

The Woodward Effect takes advantage of the fact that any accelerated
mass will vary from lighter to heavier and vice versa depending on the
direction of acceleration. Logically, the average mass stays the same.
If you push on the mass when it is heavy and pull on it when it is
light, net thrust is generated resulting in motion.

That's what is going to power Eisboch's new boat.

You guys are close. I'd be proceeding faster in the negotiations for the
new boat, but so far I can't find anybody to do a fuel rod inspection.

Well son-of-a-gun, how about that.

As it happens, one of my oldest's best friends is a nuclear engineer
and as it happens, an expert in fuel rods. Former Squid Engineering
officer to boot.

I can set up an appointment. :)

On Sat, 02 Feb 2008 17:24:16 -0500, JimH wrote:


"Eisboch" wrote in message
...
Off to the Navigator with a bunch of cardboard boxes to clean out my
"stuff". This will be my last night spent aboard. The closing is next
week and the new owners plan to start spending time on it during the
remainder of the winter in preparation for taking it to Chesapeake Bay
in the spring.

Eight years have gone by since we bought "Soul Source". It's been a lot
of fun and I'll miss having her.
not required
But... now on to new things. (assuming we also sell the GB) which is
starting to look likely. There's a growing list of interested,
potential buyers who want to check it out in the spring after launching.

Mrs.E. agrees that I can't go boatless, so it will be fun researching
and shopping for the next "perfect" boat.

I've got my eyes on something, but I want to keep ShortWave guessing for
a while.

Eisboch


Congratulations on the sale. As I said before......it has to be a bitter
sweet experience.

A new journey awaits you with the search for your new boat.


The hunt (a
basic male instinct passed on to us for generations) is always fun,
especially when it comes to boats!

I have to say it!

After all the petty barbs that you have pointed at Eisboch over the last
few years.

How long did it take for your wife to "hunt down" and "secure" the
ownership of your boat and dockage. Isn't it grand that she was so
considerate to insist on elecrtic starting as apposed to your fat ass
pulling his guts out to start an outboard engine. I am sure she is the one
that still "hunts" for sponges, towels, soap and every thing your lazy ass
needs for her to maintain the cosmetics of a boat.

You made it just too easy and you needed to see it in writing.
Yee! Ha!

Replies ignored.

RLM

"Eisboch" wrote in message
news

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
...

On Sat, 02 Feb 2008 13:22:38 -0500, Gene Kearns
wrote:


A tachyon is constrained to the space-like portion of the
energy-momentum graph. Therefore, it cannot slow down to subluminal
speeds. Even if tachyons were conventional, localisable particles,
they would still preserve the basic tenets of causality in special
relativity and not allow transport faster than light

Best answer:
http://tinyurl.com/38ol3g

Zero Point Module?

Nah.

Woodward Effect engines - sometimes called Mach Effect, Impulse Engine
or Transient Mass Acceleration Effect which in experiments, actually
works.

The Woodward Effect takes advantage of the fact that any accelerated
mass will vary from lighter to heavier and vice versa depending on the
direction of acceleration. Logically, the average mass stays the same.
If you push on the mass when it is heavy and pull on it when it is
light, net thrust is generated resulting in motion.

That's what is going to power Eisboch's new boat.


You guys are close. I'd be proceeding faster in the negotiations for the
new boat, but so far I can't find anybody to do a fuel rod inspection.

Eisboch


http://www.engadget.com/2007/12/19/t...r-your-garage/

On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 19:38:59 -0500, "JimH" wrote:


"RLM" wrote in message
news
On Sat, 02 Feb 2008 17:24:16 -0500, JimH wrote:


"Eisboch" wrote in message
...
Off to the Navigator with a bunch of cardboard boxes to clean out my
"stuff". This will be my last night spent aboard. The closing is next
week and the new owners plan to start spending time on it during the
remainder of the winter in preparation for taking it to Chesapeake Bay
in the spring.

Eight years have gone by since we bought "Soul Source". It's been a lot
of fun and I'll miss having her.
not required
But... now on to new things. (assuming we also sell the GB) which is
starting to look likely. There's a growing list of interested,
potential buyers who want to check it out in the spring after launching.

Mrs.E. agrees that I can't go boatless, so it will be fun researching
and shopping for the next "perfect" boat.

I've got my eyes on something, but I want to keep ShortWave guessing for
a while.

Eisboch


Congratulations on the sale. As I said before......it has to be a bitter
sweet experience.

A new journey awaits you with the search for your new boat.


The hunt (a
basic male instinct passed on to us for generations) is always fun,
especially when it comes to boats!

I have to say it!

After all the petty barbs that you have pointed at Eisboch over the last
few years.

How long did it take for your wife to "hunt down" and "secure" the
ownership of your boat and dockage. Isn't it grand that she was so
considerate to insist on elecrtic starting as apposed to your fat ass
pulling his guts out to start an outboard engine. I am sure she is the one
that still "hunts" for sponges, towels, soap and every thing your lazy ass
needs for her to maintain the cosmetics of a boat.

You made it just too easy and you needed to see it in writing.
Yee! Ha!

Replies ignored.

RLM


Another NG idiot. Goodbye.


You'd better killfile him. There's too much truth to his comments.
--
John H

Eisboch wrote:
Off to the Navigator with a bunch of cardboard boxes to clean out my
"stuff". This will be my last night spent aboard. The closing is next week
and the new owners plan to start spending time on it during the remainder of
the winter in preparation for taking it to Chesapeake Bay in the spring.

Eight years have gone by since we bought "Soul Source". It's been a lot of
fun and I'll miss having her.

But... now on to new things. (assuming we also sell the GB) which is
starting to look likely. There's a growing list of interested, potential
buyers who want to check it out in the spring after launching.

Mrs.E. agrees that I can't go boatless, so it will be fun researching and
shopping for the next "perfect" boat.

I've got my eyes on something, but I want to keep ShortWave guessing for a
while.

Eisboch



Is it in this category?

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