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by Gewis
Thu May 31, 2007 3:18 pm
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 60: No Need for Formalities
Replies: 156
Views: 239447

Re: found another quote

That might be of interest. A friend of mine happened to have that book " Fistful of Kings" and so I have borrowed it. I haven't read the book yet so I don't know the context but this involved a meeting with the " Reverend and Broterton at an airport. Again the cane is noted. "Jo...
by Gewis
Wed May 30, 2007 12:13 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 60: No Need for Formalities
Replies: 156
Views: 239447

Re: I agree

for most covert operations the object is to be totally commonplace. I think that was not the "agenda" here. Though I am like you, I haven't quite figured it yet. Could it be that this isn't "flash" as far as he is concerned but just a fact of life? How many people "travel&q...
by Gewis
Tue May 29, 2007 11:52 pm
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 60: No Need for Formalities
Replies: 156
Views: 239447

So, Mikado, was this trip supposed to be jolting Linda's memory of her father? I suppose that could make some sense. My guess still remains that it isn't Linda's memory that needed to be jolted, but just that this sort of thing needed to filter out, and be known about, so there would be no doubting ...
by Gewis
Tue May 29, 2007 9:05 pm
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 60: No Need for Formalities
Replies: 156
Views: 239447

It is totally absorbing. :) And totally baffling. I've never been a covert operative running around in Humvees and Helicopters (it was never covert), but for sending somebody on a little trip to Tennessee, this seems a bit excessive. Even if you have the resources, this seems really overboard. Maybe...
by Gewis
Sun May 27, 2007 2:32 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 59: The Whole Deal
Replies: 268
Views: 281542

I strongly agree with Mikado. In the context as Morgan said, "Everyone has an agenda," it smacked of paranoia. The example Twigsnapper gave about the B-36 helps things not at all. The fellow had a hidden agenda. And an agenda for other people's lives. That's what grates against me, is the ...
by Gewis
Sat May 26, 2007 2:37 am
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 59: The Whole Deal
Replies: 268
Views: 281542

Re: coinky dinks

If your summation of the situation is correct, and I seriously would like to know, and my little tongue in cheek above is in the correct field of play thennnnnnnn. ........aren't these the people that Ike warned about? Just being the devil here...and then maybe not. Mikado I think they are the same...
by Gewis
Thu May 24, 2007 4:26 pm
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 59: The Whole Deal
Replies: 268
Views: 281542

So its the same thing that toggles back and forth from state to state according to the C factor. So to itself its always the same "STUFF" ? There's no intermediate state? Does C have to be linear or are the spin vectors of particles pre existing velocities which may preload the toggle ? i...
by Gewis
Wed May 23, 2007 9:13 pm
Forum: The Science of Townsend Brown
Topic: Podkletnov/Brown Connection
Replies: 22
Views: 41268

Podkletnov/Brown Connection

<name withheld>, I don't know if I ever told you much about a Russian fellow named Podkletnov (Eugene or Evgeny). He was working in Finland at the University of Helsinki back in 1992 or so. He claimed they were doing experiments with rotating superconductors, and noticed cigarette smoke (you'd never...
by Gewis
Tue May 22, 2007 8:55 pm
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 59: The Whole Deal
Replies: 268
Views: 281542

Knowing that this isn't where everybody typically likes to have their physics debates, I'm going to chime in anyway. m=E/c^2 was how Einstein originally wrote it, I believe. It's completely equivalent to the popular version. Really, E=gamma*m*c^2, where gamma is 1/sqrt(1-v^2/c^2). But, when an objec...
by Gewis
Tue May 22, 2007 2:55 am
Forum: The Science of Townsend Brown
Topic: Sidereal Radiation
Replies: 54
Views: 99800

Nobody ever expects the Spanish Inquisition!

First thing that came up was this Spanish artist who was a censor for the Inquisition, making sure all art was religiously correct. But this other fellow, http://www.mothersalert.org/pacheco.html is significantly more confirmed than some of these others. He was on 60 minutes in 1980, but apparently ...
by Gewis
Sun May 20, 2007 1:37 am
Forum: General Discussion
Topic: THINKING OUTSIDE of the BOX
Replies: 477
Views: 346808

Re: quick glimpses and convoys

What counts is getting to port, handing off this valuable cargo to others who can go forward and do some real good with it. Your glimpse is very accurate. twigsnapper By "others who can go forward and do some real good with it," do you have any people or groups specifically in mind? Or ju...
by Gewis
Sun May 20, 2007 1:27 am
Forum: The Science of Townsend Brown
Topic: Sidereal Radiation
Replies: 54
Views: 99800

A single step

Don't expect me to make sense. I'm just standing here trying to figure which foot to start off with. grinder Either foot being equally unknown, does it matter? Whether or not there was a personal connection between Kozyrev and Brown, though I do believe you when you say there is, there is an obviou...
by Gewis
Sat May 19, 2007 4:21 am
Forum: The Science of Townsend Brown
Topic: Sidereal Radiation
Replies: 54
Views: 99800

Seems to me this might have a connection with that fellow, Kozyrev, I believe it was. He supposedly had a special detector that still registered a signal on his telescope when the cover was closed, and the signal was much stronger when the telescope was pointed at the true (rather than apparent) pos...
by Gewis
Sat Apr 28, 2007 3:51 pm
Forum: General Discussion
Topic: THE LAST MIMZY
Replies: 72
Views: 54917

Re: Mr. Navigator sir

I won't get into the body of it. Thats for others. Trickfox, you out there? Mikado? Andy? Radomir?MarkC? grinder? Victoria? Lindab? Gewis?grady? Everyone else! ( sorry if I have left your name out ...you are ALL so VERY important) You all have bee been such a fantastic help here.!.... but see now h...
by Gewis
Fri Mar 30, 2007 8:46 pm
Forum: Defying Gravity: The First Draft
Topic: Chapter 27 - A complete System
Replies: 261
Views: 309567

Re: Watch His Hands Carefully Now..

Paul S. wrote:
I still want to test-drive one, to find out.
Get in line, Buddy...

--PS
Sorry. I'll try to move quicker. I'm a poor (and busy) student, and there wasn't so much as a spring break here. Vacuum tests with solid dielectric will be coming!