Comments for Dr. Myron Evans

Comment on Thesis on Penwyllt – Potter Dynasty by Peter Burgess

Peter Burgess — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 11:58:33 +0000

I was interested to discover that David Potter came from Worth, in Sussex, since I have a keen interest in the history of Penwyllt, visit regularly, and also happen to live within a mile of Worth church. Purely out of idle curiosity, do have an idea where in Worth David Potter resided, and do you know what reason he had to move to Penwyllt? Parts of Worth parish are now heavily developed as part of Crawley, but others are still very rural – it was always by and a large a sparsely populated parish before the coming of the railway and the later development of the new town.

Comment on Taishi Kurata by thetimethespaceandandtheman

thetimethespaceandandtheman — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 11:17:03 +0000

“He was critical of the dogmatic elements of academia,”

Dear Sir,

I remember a year ago, talking in a official blog of ‘science’ in Spain.

Someone told me my argument was wrong because Photon has no mass (This is said in the Standard Model).

E = h·v = m· c^2 => m = (h·v/c^2)

Answered I.

There where no response.

A couple of months after, I was hired from this blog, when I strongly pointed the unacceptability at engineer point of view (I am engineer, Telecommunications, specialty on Optical Communications), of the justifications that has the C.E.R.N. give for the ‘error’ in the hiperluminical-neutrino case.

This justifications, where for children, not for engineers.

They where like Steven-Spielberg films, the optical connector fail (!!!!!Over 3 Years¡¡¡¡¡¡, and no supervision system detect this fail ¡¡¡¡¡¡), and the Galactic Ships, became without defenses.

For Children (Or for scientific who want to continue receiving money more years).

Well, nice to see your page.

Best Regards.

Javier.

Comment on Part of Grithig by Rhianne Griffiths

Rhianne Griffiths — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 09:12:08 +0000

Hello Dr Evans

Have you written more about Y Grithig, Penwyllt?

I’m told by my 86 yr old father that our family has connections to the property. My fathers great paternal grandparents lived there at some point when they worked for Adelina Patti.

I’d be grateful to read any historic details of the property and it’s occupants.

Regards to you
Rhianne M Griffiths

Comment on Pontardawe Grammar School Magazine “Y Bont” (1962) by aswanseavalleyman

aswanseavalleyman — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 16:57:39 +0000

Hello. My name is David Jones and I left Pontardawe Grammar in 1962, at the age of 14. Interested to see the names of some of my old teachers – especially the memory of poor Olive Williams. What a terrible time she was given. I have recently started a blog of my late father´s story bof his life which may be of interest to you. He was born in Pontardawe in 1913 and wrote a lot about his life and the area – especially the period between the world wars. I am new to blogging so it is not partyicularly professional – but that isn´t the point. The first post explains better.

http://www.aswanseavalleyman.wordpress.com.

May I link to your site?

best wishes

Comment on Family History and Autobiography Most Popular Items by Adrien

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Comment on The Omnia Opera (Collected Scientific Works) by google

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Comment on Essay 44 by A Friend

A Friend — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 15:19:51 +0000

Dear Dr. Evans,

“It has been admitted at last that the Higgs boson does not exist ,,,”

I know that it does not exist, from studying the mathematically rigorous and self-consistent ECE Theory.

Have the delusional ones now admitted their failing in a way that gives us a permanent link that we can embed in documents?

This would be convenient when dealing with those who lack the drive or ability to understand ECE Theory.

Thank you for sharing all of your brilliant research!

Best wishes.

Comment on New Book about Craig y Nos by metric345

metric345 — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 12:58:04 +0000

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Comment on New Book about Craig y Nos by W A Hibbert

W A Hibbert — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 11:07:24 +0000

You can buy a copy of “Fresh Flowers for M’Lady” from http://www.fineleaf.co.uk. I am the author , Tony Hibbert , grandson of Constantine Hibbert Head Gardener to Adelina Patti for 30yrs.. Constantine was married to Gwen Potter , daughter of Rahel & David Potter.I was born and bred in Craig-y-Nos (lived in Craig-y-Nos bungalow opposite the castle) but left in 1963. The book is not only about the castle & Adelina Patti but takes a general look at Craigynos and surrounding areas in the 19th & 20th centuries – the industries, influx of people(like David Potter, the Morgans family etc), Danyrogof caves. I now live a retired life Gloucestershire after working 33yrs in Sales & Marketing with EXXonMobil – graduating from Cardiff University in 1967 -engineering. If you have any difficulty getting a copy please let me know. I hope you enjoy it , it is a very sentimental & personal view of Craig-y-Nos –

Regards Tony Hibbert

Comment on Personal Subscription Rate for Non-affiliates by A Friend

A Friend — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 00:12:38 +0000

Dear Dr. Evans,

Thank you very much for forwarding my question to the publisher.

Yes, you were correct in assuming “academic institute”. I should have made it clear that I was thinking about the policy that “personal subscription rate £50 ($80, €58) is available if subscriber’s library also
subscribes to the journal at the institutional rate”.

I would be happy with either a print or a PDF subscription, if that were to make a difference to the publisher.

Best wishes.