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Contact Send message Joined: 16 Jan 00 Posts: 195 Credit: 2,249,004 RAC: 0 |
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Jim Baize Send message Joined: 6 May 00 Posts: 758 Credit: 149,536 RAC: 0 |
Everytime I read an article like this that entails a large amount of data and calculations, I wonder if it could be a new BOINC project on the horizon. > Oh no. Not the Soap Bubble Universe again! > <a> href="http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/press/pr0433.html">http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/press/pr0433.html[/url] > |
Stephen Macy Send message Joined: 8 May 99 Posts: 167 Credit: 1,774,063 RAC: 0 |
> Oh no. Not the Soap Bubble Universe again! > <a> href="http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/press/pr0433.html">http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/press/pr0433.html[/url] > You should suggest a better way of expressing it, instead of just complaining |
Contact Send message Joined: 16 Jan 00 Posts: 195 Credit: 2,249,004 RAC: 0 |
> You should suggest a better way of expressing it, instead of just complaining > Looking back at my post I can see how it would be taken in a negative light. This was not my intention. Just trying to use what little wit I have. All too often come up short. :) Should have said something like ‘Good to see research proceed in this area.’ Thanks for the slap. Will think a little longer on my next post! |
Stephen Macy Send message Joined: 8 May 99 Posts: 167 Credit: 1,774,063 RAC: 0 |
> > You should suggest a better way of expressing it, instead of just > complaining > > > Looking back at my post I can see how it would be taken in a negative light. > This was not my intention. Just trying to use what little wit I have. All > too often come up short. :) > Should have said something like ‘Good to see research proceed in this > area.’ > Thanks for the slap. Will think a little longer on my next post! > >I'm sorry, that went back several years to SETI 1 when someone really complained about describing expansion as a bubble |
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