I'm really sorry if I have offended people here. It has been tough, as I am sure it has been for you. 60 mg of Prozac a day. I have really LOVEd susie, Chris & Jude. Please tell me what the hell is going wrong with my keyboard John
On Friday, 29 January 2021, 12:34:38 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I'm sorry, you don't know our tortuours this has been for me. Waking up in Queens Medical Critical care centre, was I guess about the lowest. Having drug dealers next door to you is the worst
On Friday, 29 January 2021, 10:10:52 GMT, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
John, don¡¯t feel shame for your depression. It takes different forms for different people and so reactions will differ as well. It is a good sign that you don¡¯t keep your feelings about it to yourself. We are here, so take advantage of that. Regards
I'm really sorry to say this, bit a shamed to say this, but my deppression is sort of taking hold of me. I'm really ashamed to say this John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 10:05:43 GMT, zuiko via < zuiko@...> wrote:
Because no one believes a word that he says, if he says anything other than waffle?
I changed the subject to please Jude ;-)
Chris
The Rocket Scientist is going to Scotland!
Why do I think this is going to end badly? John
That is excellent.? I don¡¯t understand the idea of muzzling Yorkshire because they are ahead of everyone and were starting on less urgent candidates.? Good for them, say I. Regards Susan On 26 Jan 2021, at 13:27, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote: Three of my husband¡¯s relatives on the Isle of Sheppey have all just had second round of covid vax and all ok. Husband of one of his cousins at Bergh Heath has had first shot this week. Went ok. Jude
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I'm sorry, you don't know our tortuours this has been for me. Waking up in Queens Medical Critical care centre, was I guess about the lowest. Having drug dealers next door to you is the worst
On Friday, 29 January 2021, 10:10:52 GMT, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
John, don¡¯t feel shame for your depression. It takes different forms for different people and so reactions will differ as well. It is a good sign that you don¡¯t keep your feelings about it to yourself. We are here, so take advantage of that. Regards
I'm really sorry to say this, bit a shamed to say this, but my deppression is sort of taking hold of me. I'm really ashamed to say this John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 10:05:43 GMT, zuiko via < zuiko@...> wrote:
Because no one believes a word that he says, if he says anything other than waffle?
I changed the subject to please Jude ;-)
Chris
The Rocket Scientist is going to Scotland!
Why do I think this is going to end badly? John
That is excellent.? I don¡¯t understand the idea of muzzling Yorkshire because they are ahead of everyone and were starting on less urgent candidates.? Good for them, say I. Regards Susan On 26 Jan 2021, at 13:27, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote: Three of my husband¡¯s relatives on the Isle of Sheppey have all just had second round of covid vax and all ok. Husband of one of his cousins at Bergh Heath has had first shot this week. Went ok. Jude
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John, don¡¯t feel shame for your depression. It takes different forms for different people and so reactions will differ as well. It is a good sign that you don¡¯t keep your feelings about it to yourself. We are here, so take advantage of that. Regards
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I'm really sorry to say this, bit a shamed to say this, but my deppression is sort of taking hold of me. I'm really ashamed to say this John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 10:05:43 GMT, zuiko via < zuiko@...> wrote:
Because no one believes a word that he says, if he says anything other than waffle?
I changed the subject to please Jude ;-)
Chris
The Rocket Scientist is going to Scotland!
Why do I think this is going to end badly? John
That is excellent.? I don¡¯t understand the idea of muzzling Yorkshire because they are ahead of everyone and were starting on less urgent candidates.? Good for them, say I. Regards Susan On 26 Jan 2021, at 13:27, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote: Three of my husband¡¯s relatives on the Isle of Sheppey have all just had second round of covid vax and all ok. Husband of one of his cousins at Bergh Heath has had first shot this week. Went ok. Jude
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Re: Anti-depression medicine . . .
And here¡¯s F16s doing the same:
I had to teach this while stationed in Florida.
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On 28 Jan 2021, at 10:46, zuiko via < zuiko@...> wrote:
I don¡¯t believe that it¡¯s a cause for shame, John. ?I tell you what, why don¡¯t I choose a video to distract you?
How about this one??
I¡¯ve managed to ¡°spoke¡± the basket (push the refuelling probe into the spokes) but not to the extent of ruining the basket. ?It¡¯s a bugger because the basket rises over the nose wave of the aircraft, such that as you approach, aiming the probe for the basket, your aim becomes steadily less accurate as you close.
In a single-seat aircraft you have to aim at something other than the basket, such as an aiming point on the hose unit slung underneath the wing or fuselage. ?That USMC Harrier pilot is doing just that: ignoring the basket and aiming for his cues on the refuelling aircraft. ?But you can¡¯t creep in to the basket or the probe won¡¯t mate with the receptacle; I reckon that the Harrier was moving at the lowest possible speed to make the connection and refuel. ?He shouldn¡¯t have descended to disconnect, for obvious reasons . . .
In a two-seat aircraft the rear seater, who doesn¡¯t have his or her hands on the controls, can be a little more dispassionate about it and can guide the pilot in. ?That doesn¡¯t always work as the pilot is easily distracted and can start aiming or even lunging at the basket. ?I¡¯ve had a navigator throw up his arms in frustration at my lack of attention to him (I found out in the formation debrief that that was what had happened). ?The Tornado in the video gets into a PIO (pilot-induced oscillation) briefly before making contact. ?You can see that he¡¯s pumping the throttles (fuel mist at the back) before he manages to get in. ?And the excess fuel is dumped from the tail fin dump valve as he fills.
The USAF F15E has a different system: the pilot flies to a waiting point behind the tanker and the operator of the boom (boomer) flashes signal lights on the tanker¡¯s belly (Forward, Up etc . .. ) to guide the receiver aircraft into the right position; when he¡¯s there the boomer reaches out with the probe ¨C it¡¯s a flying probe, with control surfaces as well as an extension system. ?Once the receiver is connected the signal lights on the tanker¡¯s belly are automatic. ?I fell off a KC-135 once (went too low) because I couldn¡¯t see the lights as the tanker was flying directly into the sun.
Tanking is a challenging exercise, particularly if your heavily loaded and if it¡¯s hot. ?In Gulf War I the Tornados were very heavily loaded and it was very hot and turbulent. ?I remember that an Italian formation of four turned back through tanking problems.
I hope that this little ditty has distracted you somewhat . . .
Chris
I'm really sorry to say this, bit a shamed to say this, but my deppression is sort of taking hold of me. I'm really ashamed to say this John
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Anti-depression medicine . . .
I don¡¯t believe that it¡¯s a cause for shame, John. ?I tell you what, why don¡¯t I choose a video to distract you?
How about this one??
I¡¯ve managed to ¡°spoke¡± the basket (push the refuelling probe into the spokes) but not to the extent of ruining the basket. ?It¡¯s a bugger because the basket rises over the nose wave of the aircraft, such that as you approach, aiming the probe for the basket, your aim becomes steadily less accurate as you close.
In a single-seat aircraft you have to aim at something other than the basket, such as an aiming point on the hose unit slung underneath the wing or fuselage. ?That USMC Harrier pilot is doing just that: ignoring the basket and aiming for his cues on the refuelling aircraft. ?But you can¡¯t creep in to the basket or the probe won¡¯t mate with the receptacle; I reckon that the Harrier was moving at the lowest possible speed to make the connection and refuel. ?He shouldn¡¯t have descended to disconnect, for obvious reasons . . .
In a two-seat aircraft the rear seater, who doesn¡¯t have his or her hands on the controls, can be a little more dispassionate about it and can guide the pilot in. ?That doesn¡¯t always work as the pilot is easily distracted and can start aiming or even lunging at the basket. ?I¡¯ve had a navigator throw up his arms in frustration at my lack of attention to him (I found out in the formation debrief that that was what had happened). ?The Tornado in the video gets into a PIO (pilot-induced oscillation) briefly before making contact. ?You can see that he¡¯s pumping the throttles (fuel mist at the back) before he manages to get in. ?And the excess fuel is dumped from the tail fin dump valve as he fills.
The USAF F15E has a different system: the pilot flies to a waiting point behind the tanker and the operator of the boom (boomer) flashes signal lights on the tanker¡¯s belly (Forward, Up etc . .. ) to guide the receiver aircraft into the right position; when he¡¯s there the boomer reaches out with the probe ¨C it¡¯s a flying probe, with control surfaces as well as an extension system. ?Once the receiver is connected the signal lights on the tanker¡¯s belly are automatic. ?I fell off a KC-135 once (went too low) because I couldn¡¯t see the lights as the tanker was flying directly into the sun.
Tanking is a challenging exercise, particularly if your heavily loaded and if it¡¯s hot. ?In Gulf War I the Tornados were very heavily loaded and it was very hot and turbulent. ?I remember that an Italian formation of four turned back through tanking problems.
I hope that this little ditty has distracted you somewhat . . .
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I'm really sorry to say this, bit a shamed to say this, but my deppression is sort of taking hold of me. I'm really ashamed to say this John
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I'm really sorry to say this, bit a shamed to say this, but my deppression is sort of taking hold of me. I'm really ashamed to say this John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 10:05:43 GMT, zuiko via groups.io <zuiko@...> wrote:
Because no one believes a word that he says, if he says anything other than waffle?
I changed the subject to please Jude ;-)
The Rocket Scientist is going to Scotland!
Why do I think this is going to end badly? John
That is excellent.? I don¡¯t understand the idea of muzzling Yorkshire because they are ahead of everyone and were starting on less urgent candidates.? Good for them, say I. Regards Susan On 26 Jan 2021, at 13:27, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote: Three of my husband¡¯s relatives on the Isle of Sheppey have all just had second round of covid vax and all ok. Husband of one of his cousins at Bergh Heath has had first shot this week. Went ok. Jude
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And this is me replying to Jude's post using the ?browser system. ?The menus are showing at the left and this is Safari.
Chris
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Because no one has worried about it for a while, perhaps, Jude. ?You¡¯re right, of course, and it¡¯s a continual problem with this sort of group.
I use Mail to make posts and to reply: it¡¯s easy enough to change the subject ¨C if I remember . . .
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So why is everyone hijacking other people's postings instead of creating a new topic on a new subject is my next question.
Does it mean you are too lazy to go to the website and create a new topic because I don't know how one could create a new one doing it by email which is why I have always preferred to look via the web browser interface.?
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Because no one believes a word that he says, if he says anything other than waffle?
I changed the subject to please Jude ;-)
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The Rocket Scientist is going to Scotland!
Why do I think this is going to end badly? John
That is excellent.? I don¡¯t understand the idea of muzzling Yorkshire because they are ahead of everyone and were starting on less urgent candidates.? Good for them, say I. Regards Susan On 26 Jan 2021, at 13:27, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote: Three of my husband¡¯s relatives on the Isle of Sheppey have all just had second round of covid vax and all ok. Husband of one of his cousins at Bergh Heath has had first shot this week. Went ok. Jude
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Susie & I MUST be put in stockades with our buttocks bear! To be flagellated for ten hours, with five spiked stars. Then walk around saying we are in "Sack cloth & Ashes, most unclean" ?for all eternity. Susie, who is worse you or me? Who is most depraved & should go to HELL first? Hugs Susie. I love my Susie at times John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 05:26:49 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
Well, much as I wanted to promote a positive mental attitude,I don't think we can ignore facts. I think, to be honest, this will be at least as bad as the 1918-19 'flu outbreak. I guess all we can do is quarantine, & try & love one another John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:38:25 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
One seems particularly appropriate presently:
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:24:29 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
How about this one Suzie, I'll lay a ?1000 on you getting this within 2 seconds of receiving it. I quoted it in my PhD Thesis: "Long is the way & hard, that out of hell leads up to light." John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:10:57 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
Cry Havoc! & let slips the dogs of war! John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:55:20 GMT, John Miller <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I really do enjoy teasing my Susie! She gets all my literary references, far between & weak as they are! Hey, I stopped English Literature at 16! After that it was just Science! I can quote Julius Robbert Oppenheimer easily: "Now I am become death, the destroyer of Worlds." But Henry IV is a bit more difficult for me. Hugs Susie John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:24:28 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
I wouldn't go that far --- but we should be trying a little harder otherwise these mails don't make sense.
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The Rocket Scientist is going to Scotland!
Why do I think this is going to end badly? John
On Wednesday, 27 January 2021, 22:49:26 GMT, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
That is excellent.? I don¡¯t understand the idea of muzzling Yorkshire because they are ahead of everyone and were starting on less urgent candidates.? Good for them, say I.
Regards
Susan
On 26 Jan 2021, at 13:27, Judith Hall < glenidol@...> wrote: Three of my husband¡¯s relatives on the Isle of Sheppey have all just had second round of covid vax and all ok. Husband of one of his cousins at Bergh Heath has had first shot this week. Went ok. Jude
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Well, much as I wanted to promote a positive mental attitude,I don't think we can ignore facts. I think, to be honest, this will be at least as bad as the 1918-19 'flu outbreak. I guess all we can do is quarantine, & try & love one another John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:38:25 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
One seems particularly appropriate presently:
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:24:29 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
How about this one Suzie, I'll lay a ?1000 on you getting this within 2 seconds of receiving it. I quoted it in my PhD Thesis: "Long is the way & hard, that out of hell leads up to light." John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:10:57 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
Cry Havoc! & let slips the dogs of war! John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:55:20 GMT, John Miller <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I really do enjoy teasing my Susie! She gets all my literary references, far between & weak as they are! Hey, I stopped English Literature at 16! After that it was just Science! I can quote Julius Robbert Oppenheimer easily: "Now I am become death, the destroyer of Worlds." But Henry IV is a bit more difficult for me. Hugs Susie John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:24:28 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
I wouldn't go that far --- but we should be trying a little harder otherwise these mails don't make sense.
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On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 02:11:32 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
Dear Chris, As best as I can tell. He is the best expert in Britain on Chemical weapons. I did some organo phosphate chemistry (peacefully) because it can be made to make new medicines safely & efficiently. I know the poor man lost is wife under very difficult circumstances. He is exceptinally more talented than me. He can explain Novichok. I hope you don't need to consult him. He certainly must be one of the top 10 in the world if you are ever between a "rock & a hard place" John
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Dear Chris, As best as I can tell. He is the best expert in Britain on Chemical weapons. I did some organo phosphate chemistry (peacefully) because it can be made to make new medicines safely & efficiently. I know the poor man lost is wife under very difficult circumstances. He is exceptinally more talented than me. He can explain Novichok. I hope you don't need to consult him. He certainly must be one of the top 10 in the world if you are ever between a "rock & a hard place" John
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One seems particularly appropriate presently:
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:24:29 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
How about this one Suzie, I'll lay a ?1000 on you getting this within 2 seconds of receiving it. I quoted it in my PhD Thesis: "Long is the way & hard, that out of hell leads up to light." John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:10:57 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
Cry Havoc! & let slips the dogs of war! John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:55:20 GMT, John Miller <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I really do enjoy teasing my Susie! She gets all my literary references, far between & weak as they are! Hey, I stopped English Literature at 16! After that it was just Science! I can quote Julius Robbert Oppenheimer easily: "Now I am become death, the destroyer of Worlds." But Henry IV is a bit more difficult for me. Hugs Susie John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:24:28 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
I wouldn't go that far --- but we should be trying a little harder otherwise these mails don't make sense.
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How about this one Suzie, I'll lay a ?1000 on you getting this within 2 seconds of receiving it. I quoted it in my PhD Thesis: "Long is the way & hard, that out of hell leads up to light." John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 01:10:57 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
Cry Havoc! & let slips the dogs of war! John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:55:20 GMT, John Miller <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I really do enjoy teasing my Susie! She gets all my literary references, far between & weak as they are! Hey, I stopped English Literature at 16! After that it was just Science! I can quote Julius Robbert Oppenheimer easily: "Now I am become death, the destroyer of Worlds." But Henry IV is a bit more difficult for me. Hugs Susie John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:24:28 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
I wouldn't go that far --- but we should be trying a little harder otherwise these mails don't make sense.
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Cry Havoc! & let slips the dogs of war! John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:55:20 GMT, John Miller <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
I really do enjoy teasing my Susie! She gets all my literary references, far between & weak as they are! Hey, I stopped English Literature at 16! After that it was just Science! I can quote Julius Robbert Oppenheimer easily: "Now I am become death, the destroyer of Worlds." But Henry IV is a bit more difficult for me. Hugs Susie John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:24:28 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
I wouldn't go that far --- but we should be trying a little harder otherwise these mails don't make sense.
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I really do enjoy teasing my Susie! She gets all my literary references, far between & weak as they are! Hey, I stopped English Literature at 16! After that it was just Science! I can quote Julius Robbert Oppenheimer easily: "Now I am become death, the destroyer of Worlds." But Henry IV is a bit more difficult for me. Hugs Susie John
On Thursday, 28 January 2021, 00:24:28 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
I wouldn't go that far --- but we should be trying a little harder otherwise these mails don't make sense.
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I have been humming and aaahing over Big Sur unable to make my mind up. Everything I used stop working when I was forced to go forward to Catalina from Mojave by Apple. I was having constant kernel panics and evil messages to do with the T2 chip. If I put the iMac Pro back to where it was I stand every chance the T2 chip would play up again I guess. Tech not suggesting I go back though I am sorely tempted. ?But it would mean cloning and wiping the drive and putting an earlier system on the machine.?
My other thought was well we're stuck with where Apple is going and all our hardware is going to slowly slide into the remaindered list now they have the new chip out there as well so I might as well go forward. But that still leaves me with software no longer working that I would like to be working. ?I do have the old Mac standing by which is saving me on the odd occasion. I am tempted to put a SSD in it and put it back to SL and keep it on standby.?
Jude
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I wouldn't go that far --- but we should be trying a little harder otherwise these mails don't make sense.
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Purler
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