EAA UWO Dorm Room (Air Conditioned) For Sale

On Sat, 28 Jan 2006 12:13:41 +0000, Scott wrote:

Isn't it the other way around? Ususlly the smaller rounded mountains
like out East are OLDER and thus more worn down? Our "mountains" here
in Wisconsin, I've heard, had peaks higher than those in the Rockies,
but they lost their tops to glaciers over the years. May be an urban
legend, though....

Urban was probably around then, we could ask Bob.... :-)

Ron Wanttaja

Matt Whiting wrote:
Newps wrote:



Matt Whiting wrote:



No, I said exactly what you said. I live in PA and our mountains are
much older than the rockies and thus worn down much more.



Although never as high as the Rockies to start with.



Were you there when they were created?

And that's relavant how?

Newps wrote:


Matt Whiting wrote:

Newps wrote:



Matt Whiting wrote:



No, I said exactly what you said. I live in PA and our mountains
are much older than the rockies and thus worn down much more.




Although never as high as the Rockies to start with.



Were you there when they were created?


And that's relavant how?


That is the only way to know for sure how high they were at the start.

Matt

Matt Whiting wrote:


That is the only way to know for sure how high they were at the start.

No, it's not.

Newps wrote:


Matt Whiting wrote:


That is the only way to know for sure how high they were at the start.


No, it's not.

Sorry, but it is. Everything else is speculation.

Matt

Matt Whiting wrote:
Newps wrote:



Matt Whiting wrote:


That is the only way to know for sure how high they were at the start.



No, it's not.


Sorry, but it is. Everything else is speculation.

The sceintists have it nailed down better than that.

Newps wrote:



Matt Whiting wrote:

Newps wrote:



Matt Whiting wrote:


That is the only way to know for sure how high they were at the start.




No, it's not.



Sorry, but it is. Everything else is speculation.


The sceintists have it nailed down better than that.

No, even scientists are making at best educated guesses. And faults in
their techniques are uncovered from time to time as well. Scientists
know nothing "for certain", they simply have evidence that supports a
certain possibility or set of possibilities, but that is far from being
certain knowledge.


Matt

On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 18:57:57 GMT, Matt Whiting wrote:

The sceintists have it nailed down better than that.

No, even scientists are making at best educated guesses. And faults in
their techniques are uncovered from time to time as well. Scientists
know nothing "for certain", they simply have evidence that supports a
certain possibility or set of possibilities, but that is far from being
certain knowledge.

Reminds me of the story from the first scientific measurement of the height of
Washington's Mount Rainier. They worked like crazy, and their result: 14,000
feet, exactly. But they *knew* people wouldn't believe that, so they added
twelve feet.

They were *still* 400 feet off....

Ron Wanttaja

My sincere condolences on your loss Jim. Those furry critters become
such a part of our family that it really does hurt when they're gone.
Been there/done that twice last year with our aging dogs. The house is
strangely quiet without the clitter clatter of claws on the hardwood floors.

I'll miss the left coast convoy and a chance to try meeting up at Tooele
Valley for fuel on the way to OSH but there's always next year.


--
Jack Allison
PP-ASEL-IA Student
Arrow N2104T

"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the Earth
with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there
you will always long to return"
- Leonardo Da Vinci

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On Wed, 24 May 2006 13:25:15 -0700, John Ammeter
wrote:

Our dog (actually, he owns us but don't tell anyone) goes to Doggie
Daycare Bed and Breakfast when we travel. He gets to play for 4 hours
in the AM, a meal at noon and then, at 2:00, 4 more hours until the next
meal at 6:00.

John
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Dear Mr. Ant Eater,

Seems your "doggie" has learned a few neat tricks at day care.
Your computer clock has been set ahead about 7 weeks.


- Barnyard Bob -