.... OK, thanks. First the theoretical idea. Based on my own measurements there is a firm support to accept a new monopole ( South and North) quantum model for the magnetic field. Could you please explain this a little more? I have a slight understanding of the monopole quest, it's being a necessity to fill other theories, but.. are you saying you have proved it's existence? I am sur to have proved the ...

... or another corresponds to or describes some imagined "reality" for whose existence we have no evidence. So we can only evaluate them for their consistency, elegance, simplicity, and their ability to explain --- meaning anticipate and control --- the phenomena of experience. If proponents of other views have different criteria for evaluating theories (metaphysical or scientific), then I'd appreciate seeing those criteria articulated.

... "Mortimer" <me@privacy.net> wrote: "Petert" <peter.thomas8899@googlemail.com> wrote in message news:oqbad4tqqse5u15etr5v1sac9c4hpt2cog@4ax.com... On Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:09:53 +0100, "Mortimer" <me@privacy.net> wrote: Someone explained to me once that the speed shown by a GPS receiver isn't necessarliy accurate as you may be driving up or down a steep hill - the GPS will show your speed as though you were driving along ...

... the Evolutionist holds dear his belief that it all happened by a ' Big Bang ' he cares not to explain...  yet another black eye comes from his over-worthy opponent..  the Creationist. ...> mark evans Besides, last time the moron brought this up I supplied him with a website that explained this seeming phenomenon.  Since he has reposted the same screed now known to be untrue it just shows him to be...

"Petert" <peter.thomas8899@googlemail.com> wrote in message news:oqbad4tqqse5u15etr5v1sac9c4hpt2cog@4ax.com... On Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:09:53 +0100, "Mortimer" <me@privacy.net> wrote: Someone explained to me once that the speed shown by a GPS receiver isn't necessarliy accurate as you may be driving up or down a steep hill - the GPS will show your speed as though you were driving along a flat road Good point. Let's look at ...

...- perhaps some sort of radar signal bounced off the road below the vehicle? Or maybe laser light, using same technology as for laser mice. Or GPS (assuming you can get satellite reception). May be overkill, though ;-) Someone explained to me once that the speed shown by a GPS receiver isn't necessarliy accurate as you may be driving up or down a steep hill - the GPS will show your speed as though you were driving along a flat ...

..., no training and lots of incentives to make the numbers and bring money in. After all, people like Duhg think motorists are pampered so they must have money to burn. I think the following link helps explain why parking wardens are (were) happy with the low pay. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2988949/Lambeth-traffic-wardens-quit-over-immigration-row.html -- Only some ghastly, dehumanised moron would want to get rid of the ...

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Van Jones: We Can't Drill Our Way Out of Our Energy Problems By Van Jones, AlterNet. Posted September 20, 2008. In an electrifying speech, Van Jones explains that we have to invent and invest our way out of the economic and environmental crises. The following speech was given at Netroots Nation 2008 in Austin, Texas. I have a little bit of whiplash. Thirty-six hours ago I was in the Arctic with Jimmy Carter. This is not a joke, ...

... on big oil. Almost 90 percent of Alaska's general budget comes from royalties and taxes on oil, which explains how the state can be number one in state government spending while ranking far down the list in taxes ... an Alaskan's family income comes directly from the profits of oil companies. This may need a bit of explaining. Back in the 1970s, when liberal Republicans still roamed the earth, former Alaskan governors Walter Hickel and Jay ...