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Message #13303



To: beam@sgiblab.sgi.com
From: "Sathe Dilip" beam@sgiblab.sgi.com
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 11:02:44 -0400
Subject: Re: WCRG? (plus info on WCRG events)


This is the only place I know of, where they sell kits

http://www.warsitz.com/products.htm

Dilip
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Tan wrote:
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> Hey, dies anybody know how to make a fuel cell? The smaller the better, and
> with readily available parts, hopefully.
SNIP
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13304 Mon, 10 Apr 2000 09:07:30 -0600 Los Alamos Event beam@sgiblab.sgi.com "John A. deVries II" At 09:01 AM 4/10/00 , Jim Harsh wrote:
>This is the only page at LANL that I found. It does give the e-mail address of
>Joseph Vigil who in charge of the Student Education Team at the Lab.
>
>http://set.lanl.gov/programs/epsilon/robwrkshp.html

Jim's reference is very good. Although I've only kibitzed during the last
four events (I missed the first one) it would appear that they've come a
huge distance with regard to the organization of things even though the
first one I saw was impressive. However, Dave Hrynkiw writes:

>You have to get approval from pargo@lanl.gov - he's the organizer. It's
>being held in Santa Fe this year, at an artist's colony. May 4-7. Not much
>else for details!

which is inconsistent with the Project Epsilon calendar
(http://set.lanl.gov/programs/epsilon/calendar.html) and Paul Argo isn't
mentioned so I admit to being quite confused. At least as far as the
Epsilon people are concerned, however, it appears to be strictly an
educational outreach program, i.e. only between elementary through high
school. Joseph Vigil's email address is jlv@lanl.gov although going to the
registration page (http://set.lanl.gov/programs/epsilon/reg.html) might be
of more use.



Z



13305 Mon, 10 Apr 2000 07:57:46 -0400 Re. Englissi Joe
Hi all,

This is not intended as a put-down, just a suggestion.

If a list member sends in another language, have the courtesy to translate
the message and respond.
If that's a problem check out: www.bablfish.altavista.com, or:
http://www.babylon.com or:
www.e-lingo.com

Meanwhile...it might be good to clean up our own usage of the native
language here...speaking of here and there...THERE refers to location, not
possesive. If you mean their house, it's not there house..

Also if you've had to ultra violate an LED, I don't even want to hear about
it! If you want to buy a violet
LED (a color) as opposed to rape, that's another matter.

One more comment, and I'll bug off. If you are in your early teens, and...if
your parents are able to blow off a grand or two, to get rid of you for a
month or two, look into the "Summer-Stay programs. Most European
countries, and many Asian countries are signed up. It's a great way to
expand your concepts. Go live with the family over there, and learn some of
the language, customs, see the country, etc. (Not to mention the food!)

Well, to sum up...I know the English language is changing,(ever faster,
since e-mail, and poor typists)
so if all else fails (including the spell checker...) grab the old book
called a Dictionary!

I'm gone,


Joe Pledger


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