Body
Hay George update ...I'm feeling good ran around town all day with out
getting exhausted .I took 250 mg of niacin this morning a got a hell of a
capillary flash thought it was going to take my face off .that hasn't
happened in years .it means the niacin isn't needed for repairs I'm healthy
as ever . but need more time to be shure of everything .but looks good !
On Jun 1, 2018 11:07 AM, "Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY]" <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Its true
> George, youth is wasted on young people.
> Now we know what to do with it,"my body aches where I used to play" as
> Lenard Cohen says in his song.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Fri, Jun 1, 2018 at 11:26 AM, george gray [email protected]
> [EVGRAY]
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> Warren,
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> I understand about saying "I can do that", as I said in 1981 that I could
> make a system to call the lines in tennis to shut John McEnroe up. Then
> everyone said "well, come on put up or shut up" and so I had to do it to
> save face. It's a lot about the ego when you are young and then the
> challenge comes into it, and you are sure you are going to win at all costs.
>
> Those people who stole my intellectual property and patented it spent
> about $7,000,000.00 all up, and put a system in the Birdswood Resort in
> Western Australia and then after 3 years of use I put a stop to them and it
> has never operated again. So I lost out but they lost a lot more.
>
> At the time I was already into natural health and so I kept going with
> that and I've been able to cure many of the things doctors can't cure, and
> any type of cancer for the last 30 years. I don't do it for money but
> solely for my own satisfaction to prove I can do it.
>
> I like a challenge where someone says it can't be done, and then I make
> sure I can do it.
>
> The same treatment for curing cancer also cures MND and MS and many other
> things, such as all the auto immune problems.
>
> I've had a friend who was thrown from a horse when breaking it in and he
> became a quadriplegic with no hope they said. I got him back to normal and
> back to work and driving a car again and he got married again. Ten years
> later he went to the doctor and was told he had cancer and he went straight
> home and blew his head off with a shotgun.
>
> We go through life learning all the time, and the older you get the more
> you learn.
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> Then you die with all that knowledge. What a waste.
>
> George
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> On Friday, 1 June 2018, 20:01:10 GMT+10, Warren Keillor
> [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> George
> One never knows what is out there to be done. How about a roller skating
> hippopotomus mascot costume?
> It was all grist for the mill.
> All kinds of ideas float around looking to be reality.
> It is only a matter of being young and foolish, saying " I can do that"!
> Then throwing yourself, ego, creativity, and commitment, the whole bag, to
> convert concept, into reality, for a client.
> Phone rings......." can you make IQ tests for raccoons?" Sure!....
> Phone rings "how much for a room of the future?.... Answer " how big of a
> room, and how far into the future?"
> You start to worry when they want delivery the day before yesterday.
> It is a very simple negociation.
> You quote what it will cost, and how much time to deliver, 50% down to
> begin, and the balance on delivery.
> While it is true, many of the objects are make believe, they still have to
> perform a function as visible reality.
> Sometimes the simplest solution is to make it real and practical.
> How do you retire?
> You take on a really very hard job that nobody pays you for, and you keep
> doing it until you get it working.
> Welcome to the EVergray group!
> Cheers Watren
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> On Fri, Jun 1, 2018 at 3:34 AM, george gray [email protected]
> [EVGRAY]
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Sounds like a good and interesting project Warren.
> George
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> On Friday, 1 June 2018, 02:17:41 GMT+10, Warren Keillor
> [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> George
> I made a full sized replica of the first and second stages of the lunar
> lander module.
> I tried to be as accurate to the original, as possible, working from
> drawings and, of all things, a plastic model.
> It was not missile science to build, nust damn good aircraft engineering,
> with a little formula 1 racing car, thrown in for good measure.
> The space frame legs and mounts, very well engineered for the landing gear
> stage, with hydraulic fancy shock absorbers, not that unlike helicopters or
> aircraft, or as I mentioned racing car space frame construction, which I am
> more familiar with.
> How would you design, and build such a device? Not really that much
> different, I am sure, even if it had to land on the moon, given the
> technology available in the day, and the skills and abilities of a workshop
> crew, skilled in the art, to build it.
> The crew module mounted on top, that jetisoned the legs module, to save
> weight/ fuel, left it on the moon after using it as a launch pad for
> takeoff, was of monocoque construction sheet metal titanium/ aluminium
> skinned affair, that unibodied car design picked up on, some years later.
> When they were saying that the research and development that went into the
> space program helped industry on the ground, that proved to be no lie, as
> anybody into home built aircraft, or racing cars, can testify to. Even
> achitects and designers adopted much of the engineering used in the space
> program, for more mundane projects on the ground.
> Bear in mind, the people who worked on the space programs didn't all end
> their careers when the gig was over, to simply get work watering a golf
> course.( not to diminish those who do that) but they went on to work in
> other projects, bringing with them, what they learned in their last job, as
> we all do, no matter what it is.
> My lunar lander all came apart and was built pretty much as the original,
> as that was also the most ecconomical and easy way to build it.
> I didn't use titanium, but did use steel and aluminium. The base leg
> section was light weight thin walled steel tubing, welded in exactly the
> same places and manner as the original, even to the flexing of the
> suspension legs.
> Doing something like that gives a guy a trip through the design engineers
> heads who originally though this sucker up.
> They too were given a job to do, and went about it in a decent workman
> manner.
> I didn't use gold foil. I managed to get gold annodized vacuum deposited
> mylar to fake the gold foil. I cheated on thruster motors using Javex
> bottles cut and painted, and stubby dry wall screws as shadow catching
> rivets.
> It was used in a feature film about an artist who trained a flock of
> Canadian geese to fly South, called "Father Goose"
> And had powered hang gliders etc
> A family film, I was proud to be part of.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Thu, May 31, 2018 at 4:42 AM, george gray [email protected]
> [EVGRAY]
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> Warren,
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> Speaking about fantasy-land, well, most of the people of the world have
> been in fantasy-land about the moon landing since 1969, but I'm not one of
> them.
>
> The people trying to clean up radioactive material at Chernobyl asked NASA
> to provide them with protective clothing to protect the workers from
> radiation. They wanted clothing such as that worn by those who went to the
> moon. They were told no such protective clothing existed.
>
> Have you examined what the co-called moon lander was made of? Some
> curtain rods, duck tape and aluminium foil etc., all to withstand
> temperatures up to 2000C.
>
> NASA has admitted that we never went to the moon and a lot of the film
> footage of the moon landing was shot in a studio in England.
>
> Research the fake moon landings.
>
> George
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> On Wednesday, 30 May 2018, 13:30:39 GMT+10, Warren Keillor
> [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> George shame on you for going off into fantasy land.
> Where were you when the Appolo astranauts walked on the moon. What were
> you doing?
> I was standing with fifty or hundred people who had walked across
> mountains for three days to watch this event on a flickering black, and
> white, TV, in the market, in Oaxaca, Mexico. As the boys walked on the
> surface of the Moon, people were standing there, weeping. Weeping, not for
> Nasa, not for the USA , but for the entire planet Earth, and these naked
> monkeys, have just touched another orbiting body, and we all celebrate the
> acheivement.
> Later, a few nights later, in Monte Alban, I lay on my back in the most
> clear atmosphere on this planet, and watched as the space craft, carrying
> the astronauts, re-entered, in a spectacle so stunning , that it could be
> seen with the naked eye.
> I have had friends who worked on getting the folks out of the world, and
> on to the moon.
> The Avro Arrow team were scooped up, and taken to work in United States,
> on the lunar mission.Who wouldn't?
> Check the people. All most half were Canadians from the Arrow team.
> Somebody is just making shit up, really
> Cheers Warren
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> On Tue, May 29, 2018 at 5:11 PM, george gray [email protected]
> [EVGRAY]
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