Dr. Myron Evans

FOR POSTING: Latest Version of Autobiography Volume Two

metric345 — Sun, 19 May 2013 13:57:34 +0000

This version goes up to the formation of the EMLG in mid 1981.

Open Letter by EPAW and Bellamy, and Demolition of Turbines

metric345 — Sun, 19 May 2013 05:54:13 +0000

I hope that the European Court of Justice will declare wind turbines to be illegal. This deliberate killing of wildlife and flora such as trees should really come under the category of manslaughter, with long prison sentences and heavy fines. I wonder how many human deaths have occurred as the result of wind turbines. In my observations of the Betws development it is clear already that it is a grotesque failure, and that Mynydd y Gwair will also be a failure as well as causing massive damage. The turbines turn only about 20% of the time, and have ruined the entire landscape. In high wind they are switched off, and in calm conditions they hardly turn, generating next to nothing. The wind on Betws and Mynydd y Gwair can get up to nearly a hundred miles an hour. Maybe someone will forget to switch them off one day, and they will flail themselves to pieces. When switched off they have to be restarted by conventional stations, using much more power than they produce. They cannot restart themselves. If it were not so grim and ugly it would be hilarious. All over Europe I hope for demolition, heavy fines and prison sentences and restoration of the landscape insofar as possible. With enormous new shale gas reserves being discovered all the time, it is obvious that the only the back up gas fired stations are needed, and the turbines wiped off the map. This gives time for energy from spacetime and LENR and hundreds of types of new energy technology to be developed. Wind turbines are the result of cynical corruption and human folly.

In a message dated 18/05/2013 13:45:42 GMT Daylight Time, writes:

See link below

Co-signed by Professor Bellamy

As actual today as it was in 2009. Well, not quite – my estimate then was of 25 birds killed per turbine/year. But last year, a comprehensive study by the Spanish Ornithological Society (SEO/Birdlife), based on 136 monitoring reports obtained under an FOI request, revealed the carnage to be much, much higher: about 200 birds per turbine/year (and 400 bats).
But the RSPB hasn’t published that study, nor those estimates – is that surprising from the wind industry’s strange bedfellow?

When I was saying, then, that my estimates were conservative, I was not exaggerating. It now turns out that real mortality is 8 times higher.

Here is the open letter as sent in 2009:
http://savetheeaglesinternational.org/new/open-letter-to-the-rspb.html

Mark Duchamp +34 693 643 736
Executive Director, EPAW
www.epaw.org
President, Save the Eagles International
www.savetheeaglesinternational.org
Chairman, World Council for Nature
www.wcfn.org

Latest Version of Autobiography Volume Two

metric345 — Sun, 19 May 2013 05:34:28 +0000

Pleasure! The perspective of accurate and objective history is important. Without it there can be no reform. One can begin to see historical perspective after about thirty years have passed.

In a message dated 18/05/2013 10:49:02 GMT Daylight Time, writes:

Thanks very much for this Myron. I particularly enjoy seeing the world through the eyes of the author! Vivienne

Elliptical Solution in UFT242

metric345 — Sun, 19 May 2013 05:32:05 +0000

This is excellent work by Horst! Congratulations to him! I am getting carried away by writing volume two of my autobiography but will return to science tomorrow. I think that Auto2 is important in the hope of reform of the university system. This is like Knut or Canute hoping that the tide will not come in, but one might as well try. There are very good academics of course, but the administration and tenure are the weaknesses of the university system. At AIAS we do an awful lot of good work without tenure or salary.

In a message dated 18/05/2013 11:24:56 GMT Daylight Time, writes:

To let you know the good news immediately: It seems that an ellipse can indeed be obtained from general solution by setting both constants appropriately. Will work this out tommorrow.

Horst

Am 18.05.2013 07:22, schrieb EMyrone

OK many thanks, I will write up a bit more of volume two of the autobiography this weekend as usual. UFT242 looks very promising.

In a message dated 17/05/2013 12:19:10 GMT Daylight Time, horsteck writes:

I’ll go through the calculations tonight or tomorrow again and will see if I can find out something more about the integration constants. The first should not be zero at least in the case I studied as you know.
Horst

Daily Report Saturday 18/5/13

metric345 — Sun, 19 May 2013 05:26:02 +0000

There were 1,966 hits from 473 distinct visits, 45.1% spiders from Google and MSN, Auto1 60, Auto2 29, Englynion 17, CEFE 17, Auto Sonnets 9, Bio Intro by Kerry Pendergast 6, Second Book of Poetry 6. University of California Merced UFT76. Intense interest all sectors, updated usage file attached for May 2013.

Latest Version of Autobiography Volume Two

metric345 — Sat, 18 May 2013 14:20:56 +0000

I was able to work a bit more on this today and it goes up to the point where the Delta Project was submitted for publication. In conditions made deliberately appalling, my group continued to work at the highest standards and constructed a new spectrometer described in OO97 on www.aias.us. Finally I managed to persuade Jones to let have the office and laboratory space expected by the Government, which had invested well over half a million pounds in the group by today’s money.

autobiographyvolumetwo.docx

FOR POSTING: Historical Source Documents Section

metric345 — Sat, 18 May 2013 06:42:33 +0000

Accurate history depends on historical source documents. This document proves that I myself did essentially all the work for the organization of the European Molecular Liquids Group (EMLG), by letter and telephone. There was no e mail in the early eighties. The Delta Project is in OO99 on www.aias.us, and unless that is carried out with contemporary methods, the state of knowledge of molecular dynamics will remain as it was in 1981. The administration at the EDCL tried to wreck these plans because of personal animosity. This carefully planned meeting of 13th April 1981 was wrecked by Graham Williams, who spent the entire time demanding idiotically to know my “terms of reference”. So he was quickly removed from the scene and the formative EMLG meeting took place shortly afterwards at the National Physical Laboratory with representatives from all over Europe. Jeremy Jones of the EDCL had a great time complaining not only about postage but about costs of xeroxing. These were very small men who did not have the vision or organizational ability for such a project. The great improvements in technology since 1981 ought to mean that a new Delta Project can be forged, but that would need enlightenment and organization of the type that led to the great renaissance of civilization in Europe a thousand years ago. I do not see too much enlightenment at places like CERN. That just wastes money much better spent elsewhere on much more interesting ideas. After I was illegally removed from the EDCL on Sept. 30th 1983, the Delta Project and EMLG collapsed like a pack of cards. In about 1988 the EDCL was shut down and allowed to fall into a ruin. It has been patched together as some kind of pottery shop and block of flats. You do not build civilization like this, but individual thought always survives.

aemlgmeetingApril13th1981.pdf

William the Conqueror descendant of a Viking

metric345 — Sat, 18 May 2013 05:58:37 +0000

The Celtic Royal Genealogy and other sites traces the ancestry of Bill the Conker to Norway. For example as attached is a distant link to Bernard de Neufmarche. The attached genealogy goes back to the year 214 A. D. in Scandinavia. Rollo was Hrolf Rollo Wendalong Ragnvaldsen, son of Ragnvald Eisteynsen, Jarl of Maer. Also there are links to the Mercian line, starting with Ealdgryth or Edith of Mercia back to Edulph of Wessex. These lines are all due to diplomacy, i.e. all arranged for treaties. The Viking art and literature is described by Lord Clark in the first episode of “Civilization” (now all in high quality on youtube). He concludes that the Vikings established a culture, but not a civilization. In order to forge a civilization they had to be stabilized in Normandy, then the great Norman renaissance began – the Abbey Church of Vezelay, Canterbury Cathedral, Durham Cathedral, Castles, laws and so on. In Wales though they were a nuisance because they ran into an ancient and stable civilization which they tried to suppress. Always a bad idea. So there is no Norman French left, no Mercian, no Wessex dialect, no Norse, no Danish Viking, no East Anglian, only Welsh and Gaelic, which are hanging on by the skin of their respective teeth. English is just a patois made up of many sources. The original ancient languages are always much more powerful.

In a message dated 17/05/2013 10:06:08 GMT Daylight Time writes:

Hello Myron. You are correct as usual! It appears that William the Conqueror was descended from Rollo, Duke of Normandy, otherwise known as Rolf the Viking. This Viking led the attack on Bayeaux and was given the Duchy of Normandy by King Charles lll “The Simple” under the treaty of Saint Claire 911. Duke Rollo is buried at Notre Dame, Rouen, Normandy. His father was Ragnald I “the Wise”. A bientot. Med venlig hilsen. Vivienne

afamilyhistoryelationtobernardnewmarch.ZIP

Ifor Hael ap Llewelyn

metric345 — Sat, 18 May 2013 05:30:49 +0000

This is a very interesting line. Ifor Hael (Ifor the Generous) was the patron of Dafydd ap Gwilym, also our ancestral cousin, generally regarded as one of the greatest of European poets in the early renaissance, along with Dante and Chaucer (Prof. Sir Thomas Parry, “Gwaith Dafydd ap Gwilym”, Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru). I met Sir Thomas Parry as recounted in autobiography volume two.

To: emyrone@aol.com
Sent: 16/05/2013 18:37:08 GMT Daylight Time
Subj: My direct lines to Hywel Dda and William the Conqueror are both via Ifor “Hael” ap Llewelyn

Hello Myron. I sent you an email earlier today tracing my direct line to William the Conqueror via Ifor “Hael” ap Llewelyn (b. circa 1300). You may know already that Ifor “Hael” ap Llewelyn was a direct descendent of both Hywel Dda and William the Conqueror……………………………….. On his maternal side, Ifor “Hael” ap Llewelyn, was the son of Angharad ferch Morgan (b. circa 1293) and grandson of the Knight Sir Morgan ap Maredudd (b.circa 1270) of Monmouthshire. Sir Morgan ap Maredudd was the son of Maredudd ap Gruffudd, grandson of Gruffudd ap Maredudd “Gethin”. (b. circa 1200) and great grandson of Maredudd “Gethin” ap Rhys (b. circa 1170). Maredudd “Gethin” ap Rhys was the son of “Yr arglwydd Rhys ap Grufudd Brenin of Deheubarth” (b circa 1130.)and grandson of “Grufudd ap Rhys Brenin of Cantref Mawr” (b. circa 1090). Caradoc described “Grufudd ap Rhys Brenin of Cantref Mawr” as ‘the bravest, the wisest, the most mericiful and just of the princes of Wales’. As you know, this prince, was the son of Rees ap Tewdwr Mawr (b. circa 1030), grandson of Tewdwr Mawr ap Cadell (b circa 1000), great grandson of Cadell ap Einion (b. circa 970) and great, great grandson of Einion ab Owain (b. circa 930). Einion ab Owain was the son of Owain ap Hywel Dda and grandson of our great ancestor Hywel Dda (b.circa 870 Deheubarth) Of course we can go further back to Rhodri Mawr again but as we both know a lot of the lines go back to him!!! Best wishes. Vivienne

Daily Report 17/5/13

metric345 — Sat, 18 May 2013 05:20:51 +0000

There were 2,033 hits from 516 distinct visits, 40.9% spiders from google and MSN. Auto1 59, Auto2 29, CEFE17, Englynion 16. Federico Santa Maria Technical University Chile UFT173(Sp); Czech Hydrometeorological Institute Potential Waves; Technical University Chemnitz levitron; University of California Merced UFT110; University of Washington Essay26, UFT176; Physics Complutense University of Madrid UFT57, UFT137; Ecole Centrale de Nantes F4(Sp); University of Paris Diderot Spacetime Devices; Middle East Technical University Turkey UFT110; Birmingham City University UFT104; Cambridge University rebuttal of ‘t Hooft by Gareth Evans, AIAS staff and CV; Physics Imperial College London UFT149; Lancaster University UFT54. Intense interest all sectors, updated usage file attached for May 2013.