Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:


A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut down the
SSC in Texas years ago ....
We could have been ahead ....

It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance of
Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's initial
lack of support "

RBnDFW wrote:
Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:


A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut down
the SSC in Texas years ago ....
We could have been ahead ....

It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance of
Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's initial
lack of support "

I'd rather have seen this sort of project built in America but what cam
about represented the best use of resources.
There were actually three projects at various stages of planning/completion.
One in the US, one in Japan and the EU had theirs. In the end, there
wouldn't have been enough research money to keep all of them active at a
high level.

--
John R. Carroll

"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...
RBnDFW wrote:
Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:


A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut down
the SSC in Texas years ago ....
We could have been ahead ....

It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance of
Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's initial
lack of support "

I'd rather have seen this sort of project built in America but what cam
about represented the best use of resources.
There were actually three projects at various stages of
planning/completion.
One in the US, one in Japan and the EU had theirs. In the end, there
wouldn't have been enough research money to keep all of them active at a
high level.

--
John R. Carroll



I guess Europe will be the cause of the 2012 problem. :)

Bill McKee wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...
RBnDFW wrote:
Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:


A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut down
the SSC in Texas years ago ....
We could have been ahead ....

It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance of
Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's initial
lack of support "

I'd rather have seen this sort of project built in America but what
cam about represented the best use of resources.
There were actually three projects at various stages of
planning/completion.
One in the US, one in Japan and the EU had theirs. In the end, there
wouldn't have been enough research money to keep all of them active
at a high level.

--
John R. Carroll



I guess Europe will be the cause of the 2012 problem. :)

Either them or the guys with the fancy new laser up in the SF Bay area.


--
John R. Carroll

Bill McKee wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...
RBnDFW wrote:
Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:


A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut down
the SSC in Texas years ago ....
We could have been ahead ....

It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance of
Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's initial
lack of support "

I'd rather have seen this sort of project built in America but what
cam about represented the best use of resources.
There were actually three projects at various stages of
planning/completion.
One in the US, one in Japan and the EU had theirs. In the end, there
wouldn't have been enough research money to keep all of them active
at a high level.

--
John R. Carroll



I guess Europe will be the cause of the 2012 problem. :)

Either them or the guys with the fancy new laser up in the SF Bay area.


--
John R. Carroll

John R. Carroll wrote:
Bill McKee wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...
RBnDFW wrote:
Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:

A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut down
the SSC in Texas years ago ....
We could have been ahead ....
It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance of
Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's initial
lack of support "
I'd rather have seen this sort of project built in America but what
cam about represented the best use of resources.
There were actually three projects at various stages of
planning/completion.
One in the US, one in Japan and the EU had theirs. In the end, there
wouldn't have been enough research money to keep all of them active
at a high level.

--
John R. Carroll


I guess Europe will be the cause of the 2012 problem. :)

Either them or the guys with the fancy new laser up in the SF Bay area.



Are they up there sharpening their lasers again?

cavelamb wrote:
John R. Carroll wrote:
Bill McKee wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...
RBnDFW wrote:
Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:

A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut
down the SSC in Texas years ago ....
We could have been ahead ....
It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance
of Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's
initial lack of support "
I'd rather have seen this sort of project built in America but what
cam about represented the best use of resources.
There were actually three projects at various stages of
planning/completion.
One in the US, one in Japan and the EU had theirs. In the end,
there wouldn't have been enough research money to keep all of them
active at a high level.

--
John R. Carroll


I guess Europe will be the cause of the 2012 problem. :)

Either them or the guys with the fancy new laser up in the SF Bay
area.



Are they up there sharpening their lasers again?

Looks like it.
https://publicaffairs.llnl.gov/news/...-09-05-05.html


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John R. Carroll

On Tue, 1 Dec 2009 15:23:48 -0800, the infamous "Bill McKee"
scrawled the following:


"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
m...
RBnDFW wrote:
Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:


A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut down
the SSC in Texas years ago ....
We could have been ahead ....

It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance of
Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's initial
lack of support "

I'd rather have seen this sort of project built in America but what cam
about represented the best use of resources.
There were actually three projects at various stages of
planning/completion.
One in the US, one in Japan and the EU had theirs. In the end, there
wouldn't have been enough research money to keep all of them active at a
high level.

--
John R. Carroll



I guess Europe will be the cause of the 2012 problem. :)

Hey, I just thought of the perfect place to "store" our nuke waste!
Toss it in the black hole, fellas!

--
Some days, it's not even worth chewing through the restraints.

On Dec 1, 8:54*pm, Larry Jaques wrote:
On Tue, 1 Dec 2009 15:23:48 -0800, the infamous "Bill McKee"
scrawled the following:





"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
m...
RBnDFW wrote:
Stupid ******* Cliff wrote:

* A pity that, after spending so much money, the rethugs shut down
the SSC in Texas years ago ....
* We could have been ahead ....

It was canceled in 1993 by a Democrat-dominated congress, under a
Democrat president, with a Democrat governor in Austin.

*From Wikipedia

"..Congress's desire to generally reduce spending; the reluctance of
Texas Governor Ann Richards;[1] and President Bill Clinton's initial
lack of support "

I'd rather have seen this sort of project built in America but what cam
about represented the best use of resources.
There were actually three projects at various stages of
planning/completion.
One in the US, one in Japan and the EU had theirs. In the end, there
wouldn't have been enough research money to keep all of them active at a
high level.

--
John R. Carroll

I guess Europe will be the cause of the 2012 problem. *:)

Hey, I just thought of the perfect place to "store" our nuke waste!
Toss it in the black hole, fellas!

--
Some days, it's not even worth chewing through the restraints.

You could probably get a grant to study that. Eliminate landfills too.
Karl