Op Amp Calculations

[Jim Thompson]

On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 19:48:25 -0700, John Larkin

[snip]

Hey, Pride and Prejudice (Greer Garson, 1940) is on TV next! Beats
typing manuals.

John

Larry the Cable Guy is on the Comedy Channel ;-)

...Jim Thompson

 

[John Larkin]

On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 19:48:25 -0700, John Larkin

[snip]

Hey, Pride and Prejudice (Greer Garson, 1940) is on TV next! Beats
typing manuals.

John

What channel?

...Jim Thompson

KQED, the local PBS station. But honestly, the Hollywood movie was a
mess. The A&E version was better (except that Elizabeth was fat) and
the 1985 BBC version was better yet. But it's best to stick to the
book.

I got the whole BBC Jane Austen collection last year for my
birthday... excellent stuff. Ang Lee's 1995 "Sense and Sensibility"
(Emma Thompson - relation?- Hugh Grant, Imogen Stubbs) is awfully
good, too.

John

 

[Ken Smith]

The influence a President has on the economy, during his term, is
virtually nil. By the time he's elected (or maybe even by the time
he's born) bigger forces are in motion.

Ford because president as the result of being appointed as VP by Nixon.

He was stuck with the results of the Nixon economics. The wage and price
controls had done their damage but Ford could have, perhaps, helped things
a bit. It was obvious at that time that the cost of energy was going to
be the issue for quite a while but he basically did nothting useful on
that front.

[...]

But he was an excellent skiier, and they only showed him falling on
the news.

He played football and had a bad knee as a result. The knee would trip
him up from time to time. I think it tended to lock up.

[...]

Right, ironic that liberalism is so tangled up with anger and hate,
and conservatives seem to laugh a lot.

Yes, I really like watching conservatives like Jon Steward. His show is a
laugh riot. He really socks it to those Liberals

 

[Ken Smith]

The influence a President has on the economy, during his term, is
virtually nil. By the time he's elected (or maybe even by the time
he's born) bigger forces are in motion.

Ford because president as the result of being appointed as VP by Nixon. ^^^^^^
became


He was stuck with the results of the Nixon economics. The wage and price
controls had done their damage but Ford could have, perhaps, helped things
a bit. It was obvious at that time that the cost of energy was going to
be the issue for quite a while but he basically did nothting useful on
that front.

[...]

But he was an excellent skiier, and they only showed him falling on
the news.

He played football and had a bad knee as a result. The knee would trip
him up from time to time. I think it tended to lock up.

[...]

Right, ironic that liberalism is so tangled up with anger and hate,
and conservatives seem to laugh a lot.

Yes, I really like watching conservatives like Jon Steward. His show is a
laugh riot. He really socks it to those Liberals

 

[Jim Thompson]

On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 19:48:25 -0700, John Larkin

[snip]

Hey, Pride and Prejudice (Greer Garson, 1940) is on TV next! Beats
typing manuals.

John

What channel?

...Jim Thompson

KQED, the local PBS station. But honestly, the Hollywood movie was a
mess. The A&E version was better (except that Elizabeth was fat) and
the 1985 BBC version was better yet. But it's best to stick to the
book.

I checked our local PBS (KAET) last night, and they weren't showing it
:-(

I got the whole BBC Jane Austen collection last year for my
birthday... excellent stuff. Ang Lee's 1995 "Sense and Sensibility"
(Emma Thompson - relation?- Hugh Grant, Imogen Stubbs) is awfully
good, too.

John

...Jim Thompson

 

[John Larkin]

^^^^^^
became

I'll ignore your bad typing if you'll ignore mine. I'll come out way
ahead on the deal.

John

 

[Ken Smith]

I'll ignore your bad typing if you'll ignore mine. I'll come out way
ahead on the deal.

Offur excepted

 

[John Larkin]

Does being right wing makes you Real?

I'm not right wing, I'm complex.

John

 

[Jim Thompson]

I'm not right wing, I'm complex.

John

A pair of poles ?

...Jim Thompson

 

[Fred Bartoli]

A pair of poles ?

As in any system, we can cope with a pair of poles. To many of them and it's
an horrible mess, you have to slow down the response to keep things
manageable...

BTW, how do we call "delay" in French?

 

[Jim Thompson]

As in any system, we can cope with a pair of poles. To many of them and it's
an horrible mess, you have to slow down the response to keep things
manageable...

BTW, how do we call "delay" in French?

Are you retarded ?


...Jim Thompson

 

[Fred Bartoli]

Are you retarded ?

Here, "retard" doesn't carry the meaning you have, so...

 

[John Larkin]

A pair of poles ?

...Jim Thompson

German and Irish, actually.

John

 

[keith]

A pair of poles ?

Ski poles come in pairs. If their polish, does that make them poleskis?
;-) It's supposed to snow tomorrow night. :-[

 

[Richard the Dreaded Libertarian]

Win is so leftist he can't be rational ;-)

Of course, the same could be said about your political leanings,
just to the opposite side. ;-P

I notice you've been strangely quiet on the political front these
days. Once I got over the eerieness of that, I find it's not all
that bad of a situation.

And I'm certainly not about to _instigate_ anyhting! Not me, no
way, nuh'uh! ;-P

Cheers!
Rich

 

[Rich Grise, Plainclothes Hippie]

Does being right wing makes you Real?

Both rationals and irrationals are real, aren't they? What you have
to watch for is the imaginary part - people _are_ complex, you
know.

Cheers!
Rich

 

[Rich Grise, Plainclothes Hippie]

Right on the positive real axis ;-)

Did you know that there are two axes in politcs, just like
everything else?
http://www.theadvocates.org/quiz.html

Now, of course, Rich the Philosophizer wants to put in his plug, which
shows that both sets of politicians are evil:
"The spectrum of the Spirit Polarity goes from Lucifer on the extreme
left to Ahriman on the extreme right, with your spirit and my loving
Light, of course, in the center. Lucifer is warm, earthy, sweet and
sexual, and often mean, brutish and demanding. Ahriman is cool, mental,
astringent and rational, and quite detached and judgmental.
"While Lucifer is sly, Ahriman is clever, and they both hate the Mother,
but for different reasons. In a face to face battle, Ahriman will always
outwit Lucifer, and yet Lucifer will sometimes win with sheer force of
ill intent and 'dirty tricks'."
-- http://www.godchannel.com/redemption.html

Cheers!
Rich

 

[Rich Grise, Plainclothes Hippie]

Right on the positive real axis ;-)

What? No imaginary part? Where do those wondrous analog chip designs
come from then? (if you say, "Aylwardian memes", I will drive, walk,
crawl, hitchhike, or by whatever means necessary, get myself to
Pheonix and personally strangle you. )

Hmmm - maybe I'll write a book: "The J Factor - People Are Complex!"
;-)

Cheers!
Rich

 

[Rich Grise, Plainclothes Hippie]

We produce power instead of sucking it ;-)

Geez, Jim, I thought you knew basic DC Ohm's Law. The real resistance
is the only one that consumes real power. It's the imaginary ones that
give back.

Thanks!
Rich

 

[Pig Bladder]

Here, "retard" doesn't carry the meaning you have, so...

No, I suppose for that meaning, you say something like, "yanqui..."