From: "Russell Jocoy" 
To: bcjawsss24{at}verizon.net, atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: "Russell Jocoy" 


>From: "Arthur" 
>To: , 
>Subject: Re: ATM Maybe too much to say
>Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2003 12:47:31 -0700 (Pacific Daylight Time)
>
>Hey Russ,
>
>You haven't done anything that hasn't been done before...just read the
>archives. The best discussions on this list comes out with a simple thought
>or idea, which leads to an answer and depending on the nature of the
>thought
>  it may then become a debate of both theory and logic. If it doesn't start
>out this way (by argument) than the information would other wise not make
>the list. It is the comments from us who want to know, that provoke those
>that "do" to make comments, thus makes for converstation.It
is from these
>people that we learn from, not one single thought, but several. If we are
>wrong, we are told why and then explained how it works. Every debate I have
>read in the archives has led to good and useful information, and leaves us
>the unknowing, to think through their thoughts and put it together into
>something we can use. The only unfortunate aspect to the challenging
>debates
>is when it turns into anger and nasty slurs made toward each other.
>Everything that is sent on this mail service is becomes history, and it is
>put into the archives. This is what makes this list so valuable, and a
>live.
>.communication. I personally have learned so much from this list, and after
>being absent for three years, I come back to find that people came send
>images of their work and get profession advice as to what is wrong and told
>how to fix it. I am in truly amazed at the technology of the RoboFoucault.
>This list will continue, as technology keeps puting tools in our hands.
>
>Arthur
>
>I too, miss Richard S.    His comments made me laugh.
>
>-------Original Message-------
>
>From: Russell Jocoy
>Date: Friday, July 25, 2003 08:22:57 PM
>To: atm{at}shore.net
>Subject: ATM Maybe too much to say
>
>("atm{at}shore.net")
>
>
>To all on the list,
>For some reason I have been making comments on alot of listings, since
>they interest me.
>Sometimes I feel like I am giving information that is not always
>correct... But correct or not I am sure
>my "Brothers in arms" (on the list) will correct my assinine
statements and
>incorrect interpitations
>of things that I think I know but really don't.... (this is in no way a
>surrendering of my statements,
>just a confession of not knowing the right answers sometimes) , but that is
>the way of the world.
>I guess I will tone down a bit... Russ
>Jocoy
>
>PS..... gee I miss Richard S..... He would always give me S---
>("atm{at}shore.net")
>
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("atm{at}shore.net")

  Arthur,   thank you, I thought that I was the only one that  found Richard
Swartz's comments hilarious
at times.  His dry humor went over the heads of many.  Richard.. where are you!!!
              I sometimes make comments that are  not backed by experience
and feel that I am giving the
wrong information, even though I have studied and read results from others.
       But this is the concept of this list, as you stated. If no one had
anything to say then this list would be useless. I have said before, and I
will say again, It was this list that inspired me to grind my own
telescope mirror. Oh yes I had info from websites, Most of who are on this
list, but not having access
to suppliers, information, and direction, it would not come true without
the help of this list.
       My regards to the "Gatekeeper"
     RUSS JOCOY

("atm{at}shore.net")

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