Adding a Dimension (Tricky)

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Luigi thanks for showing us the "Heim's site" Uniting the
forces gives us quantum gravity Only quantum gravity which emerges
out of the "second string revolution spacetime fits" Reality is it can
bring the understanding of TOE into a single overreaching framework.
Humankind when it has a working TOE will have included into it our
parrel universe. I see our two universes like a two holed donut(torus)
It all fits,and will post more on this 6/ 5/06 TreBert


Hey TreBert

Where ya been? I was beginning to worry about you.

Welcome back!

Double-A

Double-A I admit I got a little depressed,and Moby needed fresh ocean
water for his tank. Took Rudy and drove out to Daytona Beach. and camped
on the sand. It was very nice. Spent a lot of time swimming,but the
stars were not to clear at night. Walked along at night where the waves
trickle to a stop at the shore line,and could see the light that was
created by the friction of the ocean water against the sand.
(phosphorescent) I live in the best of times,and the reason is each
year the bikinis get smaller and smaller. No rain so I stayed a few
days longer. Each morning I watched the Sun come out of the water. That
is breath taking. Feel sorry for you Double-A you have to see it going
down,and that is not as dynamic. I know I've seen it in both directions.
Well I did not mean to have anyone worry about me. Sometimes I do stuff
at the spire of the minute. Miss you all Bert

And I thought that the sharks, yet alone the gators, would be waiting
for you, BEERTbrain!

Saul Levy


On Thu, 25 May 2006 22:07:59 -0400, (G=EMC^2
Glazier) wrote:

Double-A I admit I got a little depressed,and Moby needed fresh ocean
water for his tank. Took Rudy and drove out to Daytona Beach. and camped
on the sand. It was very nice. Spent a lot of time swimming,but the
stars were not to clear at night. Walked along at night where the waves
trickle to a stop at the shore line,and could see the light that was
created by the friction of the ocean water against the sand.
(phosphorescent) I live in the best of times,and the reason is each
year the bikinis get smaller and smaller. No rain so I stayed a few
days longer. Each morning I watched the Sun come out of the water. That
is breath taking. Feel sorry for you Double-A you have to see it going
down,and that is not as dynamic. I know I've seen it in both directions.
Well I did not mean to have anyone worry about me. Sometimes I do stuff
at the spire of the minute. Miss you all Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Double-A I admit I got a little depressed,and Moby needed fresh ocean
water for his tank. Took Rudy and drove out to Daytona Beach. and camped
on the sand. It was very nice. Spent a lot of time swimming,but the
stars were not to clear at night. Walked along at night where the waves
trickle to a stop at the shore line,and could see the light that was
created by the friction of the ocean water against the sand.
(phosphorescent) I live in the best of times,and the reason is each
year the bikinis get smaller and smaller. No rain so I stayed a few
days longer. Each morning I watched the Sun come out of the water. That
is breath taking. Feel sorry for you Double-A you have to see it going
down,and that is not as dynamic. I know I've seen it in both directions.
Well I did not mean to have anyone worry about me. Sometimes I do stuff
at the spire of the minute. Miss you all Bert


Sounds like you had a great time doing the kind of stuff people do on a
Memorial Day weekend, except you beat the crowds.

At least you can still get out and do things. I sit here like I'm in
jail because my car is too broke down to go far, and I can't afford to
fix it. If I can't pull it all together soon, I may end up like
Twitty. I hope I don't, but she ended up where she is simply because
she couldn't pull herself together anymore. She used to make $100/hour
you know, but she just couldn't push herself to go out and do it one
more day.

I hope someday to see the Sun rise over the ocean, but right now to see
it set wouldn't be so bad either. I live only 70 miles from the beach,
but I can't remember the last time I was there. Kind of sad. I'm glad
you can still enjoy the simple things in life. The last vacation I
took was in 1989. After that it was nothing but work. Then after
burnout, it was nothing but nothing. Now nothing is left.

Double-A

Saul Levy wrote:
And I thought that the sharks, yet alone the gators, would be waiting
for you, BEERTbrain!

Saul Levy


Obviously Saul missed you, Bert.

Double-A

Double-A What is wrong with your car? I know a lot about cars(they
are my hobby) I don't like driving on holiday weekends. Took the van
and that saved a lot of bucks. Motels would not let Rudy in,and she is
to attached to me to leave her in a kennel for a week. I don't think
old people like me should have a young dog. Bert

Double-A I have a gut feeling Saul missed me a lot. If Treb is a
positive thinker Saul has to be a negative thinker. It is all part of
natures balancing act. Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Double-A What is wrong with your car?


What isn't?


I know a lot about cars(they
are my hobby)


There was a time when I worked on my own cars, but I gave it up
somewhere along the way. When I was having battery problems, I had a
hard time finding my tools. The bolts on even American cars nowadays
are in metric sizes. Isn't that a kick? I never liked the metric
system because the number 10 has no mathematical significance other
that it represents the number of fingers on your hands. The English
system with its binary based subdivision of units makes much more sense
to somebody like me who was involved with computers for many years.


I don't like driving on holiday weekends. Took the van
and that saved a lot of bucks.


Just like back in your hippy days, huh? We had a name for those sleep
in vans!


Motels would not let Rudy in,and she is
to attached to me to leave her in a kennel for a week. I don't think
old people like me should have a young dog. Bert


Old dogs suffer from the same problems as old people. (Need Depends!)

Double-A

Double-A Cars today run on their computers(I hate that) My first car
was my home. I slept in the back seat. It was a two door Plymouth My
conversion van would have seemed like a mansion in comparison. If I had
my way from the very beginning all cars would be diesel.Reason is they
can do every thing a computer can do mechanically. I like the Winkle
motor attached to and electric motor,and no transmission Best to keep
in mind an electric motor will only take the energy needed to operate. I
like that feature. Equation is Winkle + electric =
Way to go Both fit well with my "Spin is in ideas" Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Double-A Cars today run on their computers(I hate that) My first car
was my home. I slept in the back seat. It was a two door Plymouth My
conversion van would have seemed like a mansion in comparison. If I had
my way from the very beginning all cars would be diesel.Reason is they
can do every thing a computer can do mechanically. I like the Winkle
motor attached to and electric motor,and no transmission Best to keep
in mind an electric motor will only take the energy needed to operate. I
like that feature. Equation is Winkle + electric =
Way to go Both fit well with my "Spin is in ideas" Bert


Sounds like a diesel locomotive.

Electricity gives smooth power, but it won't burn rubber. Young people
won't like it.

Double-A