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Record 764 Name: Matt Marcello Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Pennsylavania Time: 1998-05-26 00:50:52 Comments: As long as there are wondering minds, there must be someone to guide them toward knowledge and truth and away from misunderstanding |
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Record 763 Name: Al & Jane Perreault Website: Jane & Al's World:Ham Radio, Nursing, Pics, Sports Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Time: 1998-05-25 14:58:38 Comments: It is always a pleasure and very exciting to stumble upon a page that shows such good taste! Keep up the good work, and don't be a stranger, come on over and visit Jane & Al's World - Ham Radio, Nursing, Cool Links, & Pic's. Also, come in and sign our Guestbook! |
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Record 762 Name: Robert Busan Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Staten Island, New York Time: 1998-05-24 06:19:58 Comments: I found the information quite interesting. Thank you for the insight into this beautiful and rare creature! |
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Record 760 Name: Jennifer Hogan Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: MA, USA Time: 1998-05-23 20:50:02 Comments: HEY, you! Yeah, you! The guys at NASA didn't come up with a good answer for what space/time is made of. I'll read and reply to any suggestions. I'd prefer if they had some sort of explanation, but NASA didn't give me one, so you don't. Please refrain from emailing me to say space/time is made of pasta or the like unless you have reason for saying so. This is important info to me! The thing is that if I can bend it from here, I can create a "transmat" or temporary wormhole. I'll listen to your ideas, but I NEED them! Thanks for your time! |
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Record 759 Name: Ricardo Polentarutti Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Argentina Time: 1998-05-23 17:12:29 Comments: El mejor defensor del medio ambiente |
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Record 758 Name: mel Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: florida Time: 1998-05-22 21:11:56 Comments: I love to learn more about the college in france for future marine biolgist this site didn't have much on that. |
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Record 754 Name: David M Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: California Time: 1998-05-18 05:36:18 Comments: Great site! Can anyone explain to me in relatively simple terms the many worlds theory of quantum physics? I think I might have visited some of these parallel universes in the sleep state. |
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Record 752 Name: Josef F. van Niekerk Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: South Africa Time: 1998-05-16 18:57:35 Comments: It's my pleasure to sign your geust book in memmory of one of the greatest men to ever walk upon the face of the earth. As a scuba diver I understood his language of concern for our ocean. May all scuba divers, like the great man said, become soldiers to protect our most valuable asset. Long live the Cousteau memmories. There is never a bad dive, because on every one there is something new to learn and discover. |
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Record 751 Name: Dan Gilbertson Website: Nonlocal Medium Theory for a UFT Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: St Louis Mo Time: 1998-05-12 16:27:39 Comments: I like you web site. It might be nice if you develop a categorization method to fit the UFT's into. |
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Record 750 Name: Matt Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Campbell River BC Time: 1998-05-08 17:16:41 Comments: cool site!!!!!!! |
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Record 749 Name: Roger Ellman Website: The Origin and Its Meaning Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Washington, DC area Time: 1998-05-08 15:47:54 Comments: That which makes "The Origin and Its Meaning" different and significant is that it is a physics derivation of the present universe starting from nothingness. It derives all of the fundamental laws: Coulomb's, Ampere's, Newton's. It resolves all of the unresolved problems of physics, both those that are ignored (what is field and how does it do what it does, why are atomic stable orbits stable, the wave-particle dilemma of light, etc.) and those not yet successfully addressed (how and why the universe came into existence, where it is going, gravitation, nuclear structure and so forth). But the book is much more than that. It begins with how and why the universe came into existence from nothing. After developing the resulting physical universe the book then presents a complete development of the functioning of intelligence as it operates in any "brain-like" structure, including man-made. These steps, the origin, the universe, and intelligence, are in order to eliminate the necessity for a god to account for them all. (While it is difficult to prove that there is no god, it is quite practical to show that a god is not necessary.) That done, the work goes on to analyze what that all means for humans (and any intelligent life forms) and their society. The conclusion is that our evolution requires (if we are not to fail as have many other species) that we overcome our animal competition-for-survival heritage and learn "social love" the functioning together mutually, cooperatively. |
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Record 748 Name: Roger Ellman Website: The Origin and Its Meaning Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Washington, DC area Time: 1998-05-08 15:37:11 Comments: That which makes "The Origin and Its Meaning" different and significant is that it is a physics derivation of the present universe starting from nothingness. It derives all of the fundamental laws: Coulomb's, Ampere's, Newton's. It resolves all of the unresolved problems of physics, both those that are ignored (what is field and how does it do what it does, why are atomic stable orbits stable, the wave-particle dilemma of light, etc.) and those not yet successfully addressed (how and why the universe came into existence, where it is going, gravitation, nuclear structure and so forth). |
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Record 747 Name: Spooky Website: Ground Zero Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: US Time: 1998-05-07 19:05:24 Comments: Nice page! Check out mine!!! |
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Record 746 Name: cathrine palmgren Website: Referred by: Word of Mouth From: sweden Time: 1998-05-07 17:35:49 Comments: hi, I would like to know where you can find more of such games as "The animalgame". It was quite fun. |
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Record 745 Name: Lindsay Website: n/a Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: oklahoma Time: 1998-05-07 14:59:17 Comments: we should save the Monk Seals before they are all gone. |
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Record 744 Name: Lindsay Website: n/a Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: oklahoma Time: 1998-05-07 14:58:13 Comments: we should save the Monk Seals before they are all gone. |
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Record 743 Name: Porter Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Madison, WI Time: 1998-05-07 14:14:26 Comments: I have always enjoyed the adventures of Jacques Cousteau. Recently I found a 20 volume book set, in beautiful condition. It is the hard bound set by Danberry Press, 1973 "The Ocean World of Jacques Cousteau. Some of the books, it appears, have never even been opened. |
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Record 742 Name: Everett E. Allie Website: Humanity's Ultimate Challenge Referred by: Net Search From: Ft. Lauderdale Time: 1998-05-07 05:16:47 Comments: There is now a fully developed alternative means of addressing physics. It is the work of a retiered engineer from General Electric Company and is the result of an analysis of the existing body of physics data from the perspective of the geometric necessities of motion. This approach provided a means of validating algorithms against the data and paved the way for a 'successive approximation' discovery of the activities and structure of the primary particles. This approach turned out to be effective for addressisng the complete range of physics phenomena, including all the forces, control and activity. It allows the worker in physics to seemlessly address the complete range of physics phenomena using a single, universal fundamental referent without the necessity of switching and translating among units or the use of numerious corrective coefficients. The new system reflects the data more accurately than present systems and displays the interrelationships among all phenomena. The system discloses the nature of structure and the architecture of the three families of particles (four, if you count the gamma). Using this method, all forces, charge, mass, gravity, thermodynamics, etc., are accounted for, as well as the renewal mechanism for the Cosmos. This work completes the fundamental discoveries in physics. The system requires an orientation to a new math, a modified version of LaPlace mathematics, referenced to the scale of the electron and making possible the ability to work with conceptual space and compressability limits. This system displays a unified Cosmos of unlimited extent and a continuum of development and degeneration without beginning or end. This continuum is maintained by gravitational forces, which forever draw matter together, and natural limitations as to the amount of matter that can accumulate before becoming unstable. The Cosmic 'energy' storage mechanism is seen as compacted z-zero particles, which become the limits to compressability. The universe is continually renewed by an endless series of cosmic 'bangs', the largest of which is thought to be at galactic scale. Everett E. Allie |
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Record 741 Name: Amanda Frey Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Williamsburg,Ohio Time: 1998-05-06 22:44:39 Comments: It help me with my homework and it worked good. The pictures were cute and pretty. |
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Record 740 Name: kristy miller Website: Referred by: Net Search From: winnipeg,manitoba Canada Time: 1998-05-06 16:30:25 Comments: i think you guys are VERY cool for doing what your doing |
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Record 739 Name: Joe Marjancik Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Phoenix, Arizona Time: 1998-05-06 15:47:25 Comments: Excellent site, Enjoyed it |
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Record 738 Name: CyberTeddy-Online.com Website: People's Choice WebSite 500 Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: New York City Time: 1998-05-05 08:58:40 Comments: Cool sightings... |
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Record 737 Name: gary hensher Website: i have non Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: platsburgh ny Time: 1998-05-05 05:44:29 Comments: time is all creation in a thought |
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Record 736 Name: David S. Reed Website: Referred by: Word of Mouth From: Sewanee, Tenessee Time: 1998-05-04 03:23:08 Comments: very interesting - but not dumb! |
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Record 735 Name: Starr Anaradian Website: buildinc Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Florida Time: 1998-05-04 00:46:48 Comments: We need more info like this ...Please keep it up. |
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Record 734 Name: Starr Anaradian Website: buildinc Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Florida Time: 1998-05-04 00:47:26 Comments: We need more info like this ...Please keep it up. |
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Record 731 Name: rigaux,doug Website: Referred by: Word of Mouth From: new brunswick canada Time: 1998-05-02 00:21:53 Comments: referred by a smart guy, loved the site just from the cursory look I have taken. I am also buddhist, so I am interested in correlating information from different sources.Currently working on comparison of Indian and european logic. be back and thanks for your effort to make a great site. |