20-01-2018, 09:45 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Ok, here's some, it ain't fretless but, that makes it harder.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxvJhwgS5AY
21-01-2018, 03:51 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
“Some concentrate while others spread themselves thin” This was the answer given to me by an old retired watchmaker, I had asked him why he became a watchmaker in the first place, this chap could make his own cogs and springs by hand when he had to and used to oversee all the government and public clocks in the city, he really knew all there was to know about clockwork, whereas meself who’s been a goldsmith all me life knows absolutely nothing about watches and clocks, nor do I want to, cogs, spindles, and springs are not my cup of tea. what he meant was, to be great at something you had to give it your all.’Spread yourself thin’, that was ringing in my mind when I got home to my dear wife, she was spreading the butter on a plate of freshly baked scones (that’s sko-ens, and not scons in my neck of the woods), she was lavishing it on a bit thick and I says to her, “You’d want to watch your weight love, don’t slap on too much butter” Now before I’m accused of being nasty to her let me point out that herself and the daughter always ask me to remind them to watch their weight if they eat too much or look too fat, anyway she said to mind my own business and she’d eat what she likes when she likes, fair enough but why involve me in the whole thing, It matters not to me if she’s the width of ten as long as she has her health. God you never can win the female sex can you.
Now there’s an idea for a new low fat butter, the slogan could be “Spread yourself thin”
Any sign of the Gummy fella?
21-01-2018, 05:44 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Originally Posted by Pug
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Yes,gumbud-it refers to a nonlinear p (k)-Laplacian difference equation using variational methods,which is one method of asserting the existence of ''non-trivial'' solutions to an anisotropic discrete non-linear problem,involving p(k)-Laplacian operators with Dirichlet boundary conditions. The main technical tools applied in the equation you posted [even though out of sequence] are the two local minimum theorems for differential functionals. In that equation,P [k] is the arbitrary integer,but it's NOT in inductive form. Why do you ask,bro? Are you taking a sudden interest in derivations of the Goldman Equation?
Originally Posted by Jem
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“Some concentrate while others spread themselves thin” This was the answer given to me by an old retired watchmaker, I had asked him why he became a watchmaker in the first place, this chap could make his own cogs and springs by hand when he had to and used to oversee all the government and public clocks in the city, he really knew all there was to know about clockwork, whereas meself who’s been a goldsmith all me life knows absolutely nothing about watches and clocks, nor do I want to, cogs, spindles, and springs are not my cup of tea. what he meant was, to be great at something you had to give it your all.’Spread yourself thin’, that was ringing in my mind when I got home to my dear wife, she was spreading the butter on a plate of freshly baked scones (that’s sko-ens, and not scons in my neck of the woods), she was lavishing it on a bit thick and I says to her, “You’d want to watch your weight love, don’t slap on too much butter” Now before I’m accused of being nasty to her let me point out that herself and the daughter always ask me to remind them to watch their weight if they eat too much or look too fat, anyway she said to mind my own business and she’d eat what she likes when she likes, fair enough but why involve me in the whole thing, It matters not to me if she’s the width of ten as long as she has her health. God you never can win the female sex can you.
Now there’s an idea for a new low fat butter, the slogan could be “Spread yourself thin”
Any sign of the Gummy fella?
21-01-2018, 08:51 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Indeed Fruity, there were no obesity problems back in the old bread and dripping days, only the rich kid in the neighbourhood was fat then, and boy did he get a slagging God help him.
I was just looking at the drone you bought Pug, I didn’t think you’d fall for that old trick, that model is one from the 1950’s, they were used to scare the birds off airport runways and it needs a runway to take off, no vertical take offs back then, that's why they had wheels on them, incidentally it’s powered by Esso blue paraffin oil, very hard to get nowadays, also the tank cap is missing, note the hole in the centre.
21-01-2018, 09:10 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Originally Posted by spitfire
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He maybe here Sweetie, but, just misplaced his name badge.
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