My Homework

that might apply at times too

At least the freak part.

Cheers!

Too gray and small to see, but it might show why 45 degree elements show up in shear stress diagrams.

I thought you were in AK

I was, but I retired just recently and moved back to WA, where I have family and friends. If you ever get to the Tri-Cities area (Richland, Pasco, Kennewick), look me up. --Gene

Wow, its nice. I bet there are couple of open courses at MIT site you might as well check. It's a great resource man.

MIT Wharton Stanford Berkeley etc, its a fantastic resource

I like beam bending and stress, but I do all mine as practical homework

Del

And best of all, you always show your workings

Rose!!!!

I have not seen you in years! How have you been?

Drew K

Del: Can one take old dried out crepe' myrtle stalks, cut them axially, then steam them and laminate them to make a decent springy bow?

Sorry, not familiar with crepe' myrtle (not native to UK AFIK). If you join the Primitive Archer forum someone there will prob' know.

Del

Will check that out. It gives me something else to cogitate on while my phonon batteries are under thermal scan testing. Mr. Fusion will have to wait.

I can think of at least one judge that let a cop killer go in NYC that matches the description above. I think Bo Dietl would really like to "choke the living daylights...".

Can't say as I would blame him, heck I might give him the clap for it.

Do you ever notice that none of the judges that release defendants with a history of multiple felonies back into the general public, without taking personal responsibility for the consequences of such releases, leaving the general public to continue to pay the ''toll'' of such (judicial largess) ?...

Would such a judge make the same decision to release such a defendant if that same judge could release that defendant only into the judge's personal custody?...

Does the phrase ''obvious threat to society'' mean anything to such a judge?...

Better than that, just let the perp out in the judge's front yard, arm him, and wait around for the final result.

Did you hear about the police chief who was forced to resign after he posted about "Black Lives Matter Organization" being a terrorist organization, and one of the leaders told him directly that police do not have the same rights as ordinary citizens (Freedom of Speech for one).

I am thinking this: blacks lives (or any other life) do not matter when you are dead. So we all better start living right now, because days go by, and no time stands still for no man.

I don't suffer from stress

...but I am a carrier

Better you than me.

I had some homework once, but my dog ate it. He didn't like it at first, so I added some of his favorite spinach.

If you don't mind spending a little money for a course, then check out

www.thegreatcourses.com

for most anything from Differential Equations and/or Quantum Mechanics to

Photography and/or Yoga, if you haven't already...

This assumes I would actually apply myself well to any learning environment at my rather advanced age, and certain hardening of logical operating parts.

I'm sorry to hear that, but it's your choice to make...

I'll be turning 70 next year, and am looking forward to making more course purchases in the future...

(gotta keep my brain cells in shape, don't ya know?...)

Good for you. I expect "The Great Courses" are seriously above par level, since the crop of professors was hand-picked to be great communicators of ideas.

Thank you for visiting the site at least once...

It, like College, isn't for everyone...

I have grown to accept my old age and incontinence incompetence.

You're always #1 in my book, unless it's #2.

And yes, they do have a couple of courses on structures, and one on the entire industrial revolution...

There is always the Khan Academy for any concepts that you need more perspective in. His videos certainly helped me in the past.

Drew K