boomerangs
RichD
How does a boomerang work? How would
you model one?
Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
Optimal bomerang design...
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Rich
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Rich the Newsgroup Wacko
> http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
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> How does a boomerang work? How would you model one?
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What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back?
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Cheers!
Rich
gratis-_+_8_Sum_
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nd b dng ths th prvsl strc rt f wrtng nd rdng bcm
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n drs r frhds ncldd th nvntn f wrtng sstm tht cld
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th mst nflntl vr, nd ths s n prt d t th Hbrw nvntn
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th vwl nttn, usng smbls tht wr lrd sd nd ntl thn nl
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th wrd , th Hbrws nt nl sttd ssntl mnthsm (b nmng
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thrs: Elhm s th snglr pnthn f th vwl-ppl. Smthng
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hh t Srh (). Th mnng f th nm HWH s nt vr clr, nd
thrfr sbjct t mch dbt. Th ky scn n ths rspct sms t b
x 3:13-15, whr Gd nms Hmslf frst: ( m Wh m), thn ( m),
nd fnll (HWH) nd stts tht ths s hs nm frvr nd mmrl
nm t ll gnrtns. t hs bn lng sppsd tht YHWH s drvd frm
th vrb tht s sd t mk m, nml (hy 491) t b, t bcm, t
hppn, r rthr frm n ldr frm nd rr snnm f hy, nml, hw,
hnc -hw r hwh, th prpr mprfct f th vrb, ths rndrng th
nm thr Bng r H s. (Bt nt tht th Hbrw lngg s fr mr
dmc thn r mdrn lnggs. Th vrb t b ndcts n ctn tht
ntmtl rvls th ntr f th n wh s dng th ctng. Fr mr
mr n ths, s r rtcl t b s t d.)TWTT rcgnzs tw sprt
vrbs hw: (hw (484) s th frmntnd ldr frm f (hy 491), t
b r bcm. (hw 483) mns t fll, wth drvtvs clmt,
wckdnss, vl dsr, dsstr. Prhps ths crs dbl mnng s n
sm ws cmprbl t r wrd hppn, s th wrds hppnng nd
hppnstnc r ftn sd s phmsms fr tpcll nfrtnt vnts.
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prnnctn Yhwh. t s strng cmbntn f ld nd lt
lmnts.[] n vw f tes prblms t m b bst smpl t s tht YWHW
ds nt cm frm th vrb hw t ll. [W] m wll hld tht HWH [...]
s n ld wrd f nknwn rgn whch sndd smthng lk wht th vrb
hw sndd n Mss' d. Hwvr, f th wrd wr splld wth fr
lttrs n Mss' d, w wld hv xpctd t t hv hd mr thn tw
sllbls, fr t tht prd ll th lttrs wr sndd."n thr wrds,
th nm HWH lks lk hybrd f tms, s f t cn nt b lclzd
bt spns cntrs f vlvng grmmr. Thn t ls lks vry mch s f
t ws drvd f vrb tht mns t b, bt whch s splld dffrntl
thn th rglr vrb t b, nd smlrl t vrb tht mns smthng
vr bd. Prhps ll ths cnfsn, r rthr, ths wd pllt f
ngttns s wht ths Nm mst ssntll cnvys: xstnc n ts
brdst sns, t nlk n rglr hmn prspctv; blssng t th
ws, bt th ndng f th wckd.'
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46About the ninth hour Jesus cried out in a loud voice, "Eloi, Eloi,
[a] lama sabachthani? ... Tetragrammaton. Mark 14: 36 And He was
saying, “Abba! Father! ...
2: "The Septuagint (LXX) contained the Tetragrammaton". 3(A): "Jesus
uttered the Divine Name". 3(b): Jesus Made His Father's Name Known ...
Jesus' name is the same as the Tetragrammaton (YHWH). Isaiah 9:5-7
(NIV) Every warrior's boot used in battle and every garment rolled in
blood will be ...
Sep 18, 2008 ... Jesus the Amen (Revelations 3:14). Jesus the Amen
(Revelations 3:14) .... [2]Tetragrammaton: This is the name of God in
the Bible, ...
gratis-_+_8_Sum_
Hw ds bmrng wrk? Hw wld
mdl n?
s t pssbl trt t s n ptmzatn prblm?
ptml bmrng dsgn...
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Hw y ctd
Dr Smmr,
ll f m lv,
Mrtn
46bt th nnth hr Jss crd t n ld vc, "l, l,[a] lm sbchthn? ...
Ttrgrmmtn. Mrk 14: 36 nd H ws syng, “bb! Fthr! ...
2: "Th Sptgnt (LXX) cntnd th Ttrgrmmtn". 3(): "Jss ttrd th Dvn Nm". 3
(b): Jss Md Hs Fthr's Nm Knwn ...
Jss' nm s th sm s th Ttrgrmmtn (HWH). sh 9:5-7 (NV) vr wrr's bt sd n
bttl nd vr grmnt rlld n bld wll b ...
Sp 18, 28 ... Jss th mn (Rvltns 3:14). Jss th mn (Rvltns 3:14) .... [2]
Ttrgrmmtn: Ths s th nm f Gd n th Bbe, ...
tadchem
> http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
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> How does a boomerang work?
You hold it by one end and throw it.
> How would
> you model one?
In the 60's I used balsa wood, an X-Acto knife, and sandpaper to make
little model toy boomerangs about 6" long. I could hold one in my
palm and launch it with a finger flick.
> Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
> Optimal bomerang design...
Use standard aerodynamics for a rigid wing at low speeds.
Three or four symetrically arrayed (Y or X types) blades are best.
Two blades (V type) only works if they are offset from a straight line
at the junction ("hub") by 30-90 degrees, for reasons of rotational
kinematics. I thing 45-60 degrees is best:
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/ (45-60 degrees from striaght)
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Angular momentum is important to maintain flight attitude. Try to keep
the center of mass of each blade more than half-way from the hub to
the tip.
Five or more blades and each 'trips' over the propwash of the one
ahead of it.
Tom Davidson
Richmond, VA
John G.
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Uncle Al
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> On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 10:49:50 -0700, RichD wrote:
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> > http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
> >
> > How does a boomerang work? How would you model one?
> >
> What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back?
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> A stick.
A boomerong.
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krw
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>On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 10:49:50 -0700, RichD wrote:
>
>> http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
>>
>> How does a boomerang work? How would you model one?
>>
>What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back?
>
In the bad bad lands of Australia many years ago
The Aborigine tribes were meeting, having a big pow-wow
We've got a lot of trouble, Chief, on account of your son Mac!
My boy Mac, what's wrong with him?
My boomerang won't come back!
Your boomerang won't come back?
My boomerang won't come back!
My boomerang won't come back!
I've waved the thing all over the place.
Practiced till I was black in the face.
I'm a big disgrace t' Aborigine race.
My boomerang won't back.
I want a kangaroo (yeah yeah)
Make kangatoo stew (yea yeah)
But I'm a big disgrace t' Aborigine race
My boomerang won't back
Phil Hobbs
>
>> http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
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>> How does a boomerang work? How would you model one?
>>
> What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back?
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> Cheers!
> Rich
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When my daughters were small, their favourite riddle was, "What's brown
and sticky?"
A stick.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
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Mensanator
How small, high school?
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> A stick.
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> Cheers
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> Phil Hobbs
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> Dr Philip C D Hobbs
> Principal
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Phil Hobbs
>> When my daughters were small, their favourite riddle was, "What's brown
>> and sticky?"
>
> How small, high school?
>
>> A stick.
It's unfortunately very difficult for people to remain that innocent in
American high schools at present. They were probably in second grade.
And Deliver@thebarattheendoftheuniverse.org OutsideObserver
That was good. Sounds like a 30s or 40s era recording.
krw
'50s, I think.
Spehro Pefhany
1961:
http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/m/myboomerangwontcomeback.shtml
http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/song/My_Boomerang_Won_t_Come_Back_Blue_Face_/13014197
Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany
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vowles except for 1o as in o or 1o. I the reposted it without the 1o
or -1o or -o, but what you saw
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Boomerang! TKO
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~> Rich
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PUNTERY!
And Deliver@thebarattheendoftheuniverse.org OutsideObserver
<pcdhSpamM...@electrooptical.net> wrote:
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>When my daughters were small, their favourite riddle was, "What's brown
>and sticky?"
>
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Fresh cake icing or fudge.
And Deliver@thebarattheendoftheuniverse.org OutsideObserver
Reminds me of "Beep, beep" and "Yellow Polka Dot Bikini".
StickThatInYourPipeAndSmokeIt
Nice nym.
David L. Jones
You throw it.
> How would you model one?
Easy, real boomerangs are straight and linear. Only the fake returning ones
sold to tourists are non-linear.
> Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
Yep, you keep throwing until you get it right.
Dave.
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It's common to call science and engineering "White Man Magic"!
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I'd strip to my jocks, sling a roo skin over my shoulder, put the boomerang
in one hand, place the other hand on hip. Black/red/yellow headband would be
optional.
Jasen Betts
> http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
>
> How does a boomerang work? How would
> you model one?
much like a helicopter rotor.
significant skill is required to get throw them so that they return.
> Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
> Optimal bomerang design...
maximise rotational energy storage. minimise drag
if you don't need it to return use a gun.
gratis-_+_8_Sum_
> אַהֲבָה (יהוה) Jesus (יהוה) אֵיפֹה אִמָּא
> n Sp 18, 1:49 m, RchD <r_dlny2...@h.cm> wrt:
> http://www.wkhw.cm/Thrw--Bmrng
>
> Hw ds bmrng wrk? Hw wld
> mdl n?
>
> s t pssbl trt t s n ptmzatn prblm?
> ptml bmrng dsgn...
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> Rch
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> t wrks lk ths:
> [1] m cnsrng wht s [2] prsnl:
> Frst m gng t rmv ll th vwls: nd {}=zrs
> Th
> Snt frm m Vrzn Wrlss BlckBrry
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> ________________________________
> Frm: "Mrtn Mstv"
> Dt: Fr, 18 Sp 29 2:42:25 +
> Sbjct: R: Ths My Clrf Fw Thngs
> Cn kp r thghts t rslf? 'v nvr hd
> frnd/bfrnd/mn cll m hlf th thngs hv...vn whn 'v
> fght wth thm... sddnl hv lvtd m xs vr . Th
> mst'v lvd m mr thn hv b/c th cld nvr ttr th wrd
> btch t m r vn cll m stpd. t mks m rspct thm mr s mn.
> nd frnkl, n rltnshps wth ths mn, ws lws lghtr n m
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Divine and Human Relationships
Jeremiah 29: 11-14
For I know the thoughts that I have toward you, says the Lord,
thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.
12 Then you will call upon me and go and pray to me, and I will listen
to you.
13 And you will seek me, and find me, when you search for me with your
whole heart.
14 I will be found by you, says the Lord, and I will bring you back
from your captivity; I will gather you from all nations and from all
places where I have driven you, says the Lord, and I will bring you to
the place from which I cause you to be carried away captive.
If we can take hold of this it will change our thinking and our ways.
God wants to give us a future and peace, but we have to do things
God’s way and that means to call on the Lord and pray. Let us look at
each of these verses.
Verse 11: God clearly states that He has thoughts about each one of
us; He wants us to have peace. He wants us to have a future and a
hope.
How do we get this peace? This comes by desiring God, to want what He
wants, to do things His way. Now this is not easy but as we put it
into practice it starts to work and we have an inner peace that no
matter what we face we know He is with us and sorting out the best for
us. We then get a future through His promises: we have a place in
heaven when we leave this earth, and this is our hope, for hope is
faith for the future. But for this to happen we have to make contact
with God, and put His ways first, remember His will not ours. I admit
that I want my way like most of us, and we can find it hard to do what
we don’t want to do. But for God to work in my life we have to do His
will first.
Verse 12: If we want God to listen to us we have to call upon Him,
this is to stick in there until we get an answer. To call means to go
and knock on the door and keep knocking until it is answered, be
persistent, listen to what He has to say, this also takes time but we
need to learn to listen. Jesus said “My sheep hear my voice”.
Notices He said call and pray, we call to Him or cry out to Him, get
close to Him, then we can pray, this is to talk with Him, this also
means to listen. Remember - we have two ears but only one mouth:
this should allow us to listen twice as much as we talk. God already
knows our needs but we do not know His dispositions for us, except by
faith we know that His will is perfect for us. So we need to listen
not only to what He chooses for us to do but also to learn how to do
it - and with whom. For our salvation is in our relationship - with
friends, with enemies, and most of all with the Unreached Peoples whom
we reach be preaching. But God's work in us does not with our
acceptance of salvation. It continues with our sanctification, and
towards the way of Perfection: on earth as in heaven, the personality,
character and works of the Apostles; we are to be saints and to make
saints of those around us. Pastors need to own this duty so much it
is like their blood stream circulating always.
Verse 13 God asks us to search for Him. This can take time, not on
God’s part but on ours. We need to show we mean business with Him -
not for God’s sake but our own, we need to learn to be persistent and
of one mind not changing our minds all the time. Pastors look for God
in others, for others, with others.
Verse 14: God wants to bring us back from captivity and set us free.
We can say we are not in captivity. For we are already free, and in a
way that’s true. But we are all captive in one way or another: that
is, spiritually captive. We all have hidden areas in our lives that
we do not want others to know and this is where we are held captive.
We firstly need to be honest with ourselves and with God. This is
where we get free. If God knows already, why we should fear telling
Him and getting our freedom? If He knows and forgives us then what
does it matter if others know? Our thoughts hold us captive and keep
us locked up or bound like slaves. We can deny this but it only helps
to hold us bound. Being open and free?! It’s not easy and it can be
painful. But when the Spirit sets us free, no-one can be against us.
If God is for us, no-one can hold anything against a person who does
not hide anything. Adam and Eve help us understand why we hide:
guilt, shame and fear. We fear punishment because of shame and sin
and guilt. But only God can remove the sin and with it the shame and
guilt and punishment. So the habit of confession to God and each
other is the way of healing and holiness.
Jesus said to seek Him in spirit and truth, God said to seek Him with
all your heart. This also means our spirit; we will not truly find
God through our minds or bodies but through our spirit. Jesus said
seek first the kingdom ofGod and His righteousness and all these
things will be added unto you. WHAT THINGS? God’s promises for you.
We do not take this journey alone, but in company. We do it together,
for each other. We are one in the spirit. We are the new nation and
the royal priesthood.
So make a new friend today. Bless someone today. Pray with someone
today. Bring hope to a stranger. Build a chapel. Help an orphan.
Overcome shyness by speaking up anyway. Overcome laziness by doing
something. Give yourself away and be happy with Jesus. Now is the
"springtime of the Spirit".
May God bless us every body!
Pastor: Gootla. Dorababu
-iendesho+thlin
gratis-_+_8_Sum_
then I would know this and they would know they are my children. But
they are not my children. --Musatov
>
>
>
> > A stick.
>
> > Cheers
>
> > Phil Hobbs
>
> > --
> > Dr Philip C D Hobbs
> > Principal
> > ElectroOptical Innovations
> > 55 Orchard Rd
> > Briarcliff Manor NY 10510
> > 845-480-2058
gratis-_+_8_Sum_
>
> >When my daughters were small, their favourite riddle was, "What's brown
> >and sticky?"
>
> Fresh cake icing or fudge.
What of them does the real exist of this riddle speak? What is a
number to a man? What is in a name is a question you have heard of
great meaning. But who to and how do I speak this question as a
statement I have already said? --Musatov++
gratis-_+_8_Sum_
<Zarathus...@thusspoke.org> wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 20:28:26 -0700 (PDT), "It's Your Thing Do What You
> Want To Do!" <Me...@vzw.blackberry.net> wrote:
>
>
>
> >Musatov wrote:[to John /G,]-,
> >John G. wrote:
> >> It's black magic.
>
> >>news:5bf03fde-d165-479a...@m33g2000pri.googlegroups.com...
> >> >http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
>
> >> > How does a boomerang work? How would
> >> > you model one?
>
> >> > Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
> >> > Optimal bomerang design...
>
> >> > --
> >> > Rich
> >JOHN G:
> >What is black magic? I took an e+mail correspondence took out all the
> >vowles except for 1o as in o or 1o. I the reposted it without the 1o
> >or -1o or -o, but what you saw
> >1st frame| 2nd frame
> > |
> > o |
> >_________|__________
> >a b t k o m e e r a n g
>
> >Boomerang! TKO
>
> Nice nym.
What's a "nym"? said as a statement mean?
gratis-_+_8_Sum_
> RichD wrote:
> >http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
>
> > How does a boomerang work?
>
> You throw it.
>
> > How would you model one?
>
> Easy, real boomerangs are straight and linear. Only the fake returning ones
> sold to tourists are non-linear.
>
> > Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
declarative.
Benj
Phil Hobbs wrote:
> Mensanator wrote:
>
> >> When my daughters were small, their favourite riddle was, "What's brown
> >> and sticky?"
> >
> > How small, high school?
> >
> >> A stick.
>
> It's unfortunately very difficult for people to remain that innocent in
> American high schools at present. They were probably in second grade.
Right. I believe the correct current inner city "high school" answer
is:
A shooting victim covered in blood...
AP Lead for MeAmI.org
> Phil Hobbs wrote:
> > Mensanator wrote:
>
> > >> When my daughters were small, their favourite riddle was, "What's brown
> > >> and sticky?"
>
> > > How small, high school?
>
> > >> A stick.
>
> > It's unfortunately very difficult for people to remain that innocent in
> > American high schools at present. They were probably in second grade.
>
> Right.
1[yes I know]
I believe the correct current
in
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[e]a
[r] citation
[y] -x "high school"
answer=?
> is:==solution
>
-> A shooting victim covered in blood...=
+ >A shooting victim covered in blood...==
- >A shooting victim covered in blood...===
+ >A shooting victim covered in blood...====
- >A shooting victim covered in blood...=====
> A shooting victim covered in blood...->=====
A shooting victim covered in blood...+->======?
?======-+...blood in covered victim shooting A -?=======
...blood in covered victim shooting A - A========
...blood in covered victim shooting - blood========
...in covered victim shooting -covered -victim -shooting -...=========
in -M.MichaelMusatov
tj Frazir
The glider that has a V shape wing tips up 10 % will fly strait by its
self.
But if you flaten out the v it will start to NOT fly strait. It will
start making a turn as its flatter the more it turns .
A flying wing is cut in half and put back together as a rotating wing
.flat so it dont fly strait but will fly a curve .
a plane glider that is biult to turn when tossed.
Robert Israel
> On Sep 18, j...@specsol.spam.sux.com wrote:
> > >http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
> >
> > > How does a boomerang work? =A0How would
> > > you model one?
> >
> > > Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
> > > Optimal bomerang design...
>
>
> > http://plus.maths.org/issue7/features/boomerangs/index.html
>
> A black hole has angular momentum,
> which means it spins... does it precess?
>
I don't see why not. Precession occurs when the angular momentum of a
spinning object changes as a result of some torque applied to it.
Certainly you should be able to cause a rotating black hole to precess by
shooting massive particles into it in the right way. I would expect that you
might also have precession due to tidal effects in a black hole near a
massive body.
--
Robert Israel isr...@math.MyUniversitysInitials.ca
Department of Mathematics http://www.math.ubc.ca/~israel
University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC, Canada
Tim Norfolk
> http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
>
> you model one?
>
> Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
> Optimal bomerang design...
>
> Rich
I remember a set of differential equations to describe their motion in
the Cambridge entrance exams, in 1972 or so.
M.MichaelMusatov
gratis-_+_8_Sum_ wrote:
> On Sep 19, 1:07 am, "David L. Jones" <altz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > RichD wrote:
> > >http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
> >
> > > How does a boomerang work?
> >
> > You throw it.
> >
When we ask how would one model one we have answered the question
written to be written as?[={ }]
How would you model one?=q
A=
When we ask how would one model one we have answered the question
written to be written as?[={ }]
> >
> > Easy, real boomerangs are straight and linear. Only the fake returning ones
> > sold to tourists are non-linear.
> >
> > > Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
> Is "what' a (n -'?') optimization statement solution said by this this
> declarative.
> >
> > Yep, you keep throwing until you get it right.
> >
> > Dave.
> >
> > --
> > ---------------------------------------------
> > Check out my Electronics Engineering Video Blog & Podcast:http://www.eevblog.com
We have thrown it true.
+Musatov -someof you
M.MichaelMusatov
Benj wrote:who wrote to:
> Phil Hobbs wrote:who wrote to:
> > Mensanator wrote:who wrote to:
> >
> > >> When my daughters were small, their favourite riddle was, "What's brown
> > >> and sticky?"
> > >
> > > How small, high school?
Why would daughters be called 'little' when they were in high school?
Especially after gauging the 'silly' joke. You lack intelligence and
your word selection reeks of collusion.
> > >
> > >> A stick.
> >
> > It's unfortunately very difficult for people to remain that innocent in
> > American high schools at present.
You state it as if it were true. Is it?
They were probably in second grade.
>
> Right. I believe the correct current inner city "high school" answer
> is:
>
> A shooting victim covered in blood...
Why would you[do[you]? = speak such violence] in the context. Are you e
+vile?-e
M.MichaelMusatov
Benj wrote:who wrote to:
> Phil Hobbs wrote:who wrote to:
> > Mensanator wrote:who wrote to:
> >
> > >> and sticky?"
> > >
> > > How small, high school?
Why would daughters be called 'little' when they were in high school?
Especially after gauging the 'silly' joke. You lack intelligence and
your word selection reeks of collusion.
> > >
> > >> A stick.
> >
> > It's unfortunately very difficult for people to remain that innocent in
> > American high schools at present.
You state it as if it were true. Is it?
They were probably in second grade.
>
> Right. I believe the correct current inner city "high school" answer
> is:
>
> A shooting victim covered in blood...
Why do you speak such vile? Do you not wish to live?
Androcles
"Tim Norfolk" <tims...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:310d1436-2ec0-46f8...@f10g2000vbf.googlegroups.com...
On Sep 18, 1:49?pm, RichD <r_delaney2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
>
> you model one?
>
> Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
> Optimal bomerang design...
>
> --
> Rich
I remember a set of differential equations to describe their motion in
the Cambridge entrance exams, in 1972 or so.
=============================================
Good thing the inventors never went to Cambridge then.
Hitting prey to eat if they have work with a set of differential equations
to describe motion leads directly to starvation.
M.MichaelMusatov
Tim Norfolk wrote:whowroteto:
> On Sep 18, 1:49�pm, RichD <r_delaney2...@yahoo.com> <wrote:whowroteto:
> > http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
> >
> > How does a boomerang work? �How would
> > you model one?
> >
> > Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
> > Optimal bomerang design...
Does this...
> >
> > --
> > Rich
>
> I remember a set of differential equations to describe their motion in
Mensanator
> "Tim Norfolk" <timsn...@aol.com> wrote in message
*Hitting* the prey doesn't require differential equations,
you only need those when you miss.
Androcles
"Mensanator" <mensa...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:51167c71-af16-4308...@g23g2000vbr.googlegroups.com...
=====================================
I went to Cambridge once, the entrance exam was knowing how
far up the A10 to go.
You can get there quicker on the M11 these days, just turn off the
North Circular where the sign says "M11". You can boomerang
back down the A10 to London without even one differential equation.
I wonder if Tim Norfolk's differential equations make boomerangs work
under water? Very useful for fishing if they do, I've been using a line
to get the hook back after an unsuccessful cast and it sometimes
gets tangled. It would be so much easier if I threw the hook and
it came back if I missed the fish.
M.MichaelMusatov
gratis-_+_8_Sum_ wrote:himself
> On Sep 19, 1:07 am, "David L. Jones" <altz...@gmail.com> wrote:to:You throw it and it returns. See a.b.=boomerange -r =~the range of a
boomerang -e
> >
A.> > You throw it.
> >
B.> > > And it came back.
How would you model one?
> >
A.> > You throw it.
> >
B.> > > And it came back.
> > Easy, real boomerangs are straight and linear. Only the fake returning ones
> > sold to tourists are non-linear.
> >
> > > Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem?
Yes. Affirmative? = how do you say 'yes'=)yes(==yes)}
{
>=greater than something to follow it
Is "what' a boomerange is a (n -'?') optimization statement solution
said by this this
>=greater than a boomerang declarative.==-boomerang-e=xetime
> >
> > Yep, you keep throwing until you get it right.
> >
> > Dave.
The way you think you have to throw it a certain way is dumb. You guys
do it like babies who do not realize it's actually really simple. Here
let me show you:
Dear Outside Observer,
After you post this message I am replying to you some time in the
future Robert Israel is going to ask a question comparing boomerangs
to black holes. I know this because I have read it and it is true.
However it was not true the message from Israel in this thread existed
before you posted the message I am replying to you. = this equals
throwing the boomerang
And this equals pre turn back to origin:
Dear Robert Israel,
Outside Observer is going to help me explain to you how a boomerang
relates to black holes in answer to your query. Outside Observer did
not know you would query re: black holes at the time he posted the
message I am replying to because you had not posted it yet. But I read
so I am able to use Outside Observer as part of the demonstration of
higher logic exceeding the bounds or idea of probability governing
determinance.
Now the boomerang has turned.
This is the boomerang flight back:
Robert Israel is going to show Outside Observer
How boomerangs relate to black holes in modeling.
Outside Observer is going to get an example of modelling a boomerang
by the response I make to a query posted after Outside Observe posted
the thread to which I am replying to.
> >
> > --
> >
To give a variable demonstration.
an alphabet exists
skip a and start with b
-a + b = c - a + b
d = -2a + 2b + c
---------------------------------------------
'Search for a cure for children's cancer.'
M.MichaelMusatov
to wait for the example(s):
In:
M.MichaelMusatov wrote:to
> Musatov wrote:to
> gratis-_+_8_Sum_ wrote:himself
A.> > You throw it.
> >
B.> > > And it came back.
Basically it's an 'optical effect'....
True story...
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and Physical Reality... proteins to time travel, black holes, and
quantum nonlinearities. ... It is known that P = NP in a "black box"
or oracle setting [11]. This just means that
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ListingsRed giants, white dwarfs, novae, supernovae, neutron stars,
and black holes. ... P/NP or letter grading. Upper Division
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completenessOptical effects near black holes. Lindzen & Spencer on
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τ ...www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/estg06/talks/denef/denef.pdf SIGACT News
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Is P Versus NP Formally Independent?are each in one of n holes, with
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folding, quantum computing, gears, time travel, black holes,
etc. ...www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/77intractability
Martin Brown
>
> "Rich Grise" <rich...@example.net> wrote in message
> news:pan.2009.09.21....@example.net...
>> On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 17:58:42 -0700, RichD wrote:
>>> On Sep 18, j...@specsol.spam.sux.com wrote:
>>>> >http://www.wikihow.com/Throw-a-Boomerang
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> > Is it possible to treat it as an optimization problem? Optimal
>>>> > bomerang design...
>>>
>>>> http://plus.maths.org/issue7/features/boomerangs/index.html
>>>
>>> A black hole has angular momentum,
>>> which means it spins... does it precess?
>>
>> causes precession in the first place? Isn't an additional force needed?
If a non aligned external force or torque acts on any object with
angular momentum then it will precess. But because of the huge mass and
small size it isn't easy to make a spinning black hole precess by much.
Another BH in orbit will do it. Neutron stars are about 3x physically
bigger and will precess more obligingly.
>
> Black holes do not precess:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole
>
> The No hair theorem states that, once it settles down, a black hole has
> only three independent physical properties: mass, charge, and angular
> momentum.
Although a true theorem it doesn't prevent a BH from precessing.
Precession just represents a change in total angular momentum due to
some applied external force or torque - for a BH from magnetic field
dragging or really close in GR frame dragging in the Kerr metric.
And it doesn't really get a chance to settle down if there is matter
available to feed it. An accretion disk around it and/or plonked near
the middle of a galaxy. Precession of the jets in active radio galaxies
is still an area of active theoretical and observational study. Once
there is something else near it then frame dragging creates a net torque
on it and it precesses eg.
http://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-iarticle_query?2006MNRAS.366..758D&data_type=PDF_HIGH&whole_paper=YES&type=PRINTER&filetype=.pdf
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2008MNRAS.385.1621K
and
http://arxiv.org/abs/0708.2034
For instance. Where the jets hit fresh intergalactic medium they create
hotspots which move if the jets are precessing.
Regards,
Martin Brown
Jerome Walsh
Deli...@thebarattheendoftheuniverse.org> wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:00:39 -0400, Phil Hobbs
>
> <pcdhSpamMeSensel...@electrooptical.net> wrote:
>
> >and sticky?"
>
Why are you talking about cake?
Jerome Walsh
<isr...@math.MyUniversitysInitials.ca> wrote:
Dear Robert Is+Ra+El=?
I am try[in]g to be a unit not divisive:
1 + 2 = 3
1 =
http://www.groupsrv.com/science/about460118.html
You may have to cut and paste 3 in your browser but even if it does
not work on your browser it works on mine with a neat little script I
wrote:
Simply replace (mmm) with your favorite browser and (in Windows) save
as a .bat file:
@ECHO OFF
ECHO Hello Universe!
PAUSE
@\windows\mmm.exe meami.org
@"c:\program files\mmm\mmm.exe 'http://www.meami.org'"@open http:\
\www.meami.org"
#include <windows.h>
void main (void)
{
ShellExecute (NULL, "open", "http://www.meami.org", NULL, NULL,
SW_SHOWNORMAL);
}
http://meami.org 'Search me...'