last updated 2008-10-10

RESEARCH REPRINTS

Ether Physics

The Ether of Space (1909)
Author: Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940
Subject: Ether (Space)
Publisher: New York ; London : Harper & brothers
PDF 13MB
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Man or Matter
Author: Lehrs, Ernst
In this book the reader will find expounded a method of investigating nature by means of which scientific understanding can be carried across the boundaries of the physical-material to the supersensible sources of all natural events, and thereby into the realm where is rooted the true being of man.
PDF 5.4MB
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Modes of Motion; or, Mechanical Conceptions of Physical Phenomena (1897)
Author: Dolbear, A. E. (Amos Emerson), 1837-1910
Subject: Matter; Ether (Space)
Publisher: Boston : Lee and Shepard
PDF 6.9MB
TXT 149KB

Light Waves and Their Uses (1903)
Author: Michelson, Albert Abraham, 1852-1931
Subject: Interference (Light); Optical instruments; Standards of length; Magnetooptics; Ether (Space)
Publisher: Chicago : The University of Chicago Press
PDF 35MB
TXT 259KB

A History of the Theories of Aether and Electricity : from the age of Descartes to the close of the nineteenth century (1910)
Author: Whittaker, E. T. (Edmund Taylor), 1873-1956
Subject: Ether (Space) -- History; Electricity -- History; Electromagnetic theory
Publisher: London ; New York : Longmans, Green [etc., etc.]
PDF 51MB
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Aether and Matter; a development of the dynamical relations of the aether to material systems on the basis of the atomic constitution of matter including a discussion of the influence of the earth's motion on optical phenomena, being an Adams prize essay in the University of Cambridge (1900)
Author: Larmor, Joseph, Sir, 1857-1942
Subject: Aberration; Electromagnetic theory; Ether (Space); Matter -- Constitution
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
PDF 25MB
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The Luminiferous Ether : (I) Its relation to the electron and to a universal interstellar medium; (II) Its relation to the atom (1919)
Author: Very, Frank W. (Frank Washington), 1852-1927
Subject: Ether (Space); Electrons; Atoms
Publisher: Boston, Four Seas Co.
PDF 6MB
TXT 108KB

On the light thrown by recent investigations on electricity on the relation between matter and ether : the Adamson Lecture delivered at the University on November 4, 1907, (1908)
Author: Thomson, J. J. (Joseph John), Sir, 1856-1940
Subject: Electricity; Ether (Space); Matter -- Constitution
Publisher: Manchester : University Press
PDF 3.3MB

Electrons & Ether Waves : being the twenty-third Robert Boyle lecture, on May, 1921
Author: Bragg, William Henry, Sir, 1862-1942
Subject: Electrons; Ether (Space)
Publisher: London : H. Milford ; New York ; Oxford university press
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Papers on Mechanical and Physical Subjects (March 1900)
Author: Reynolds, Osborne, 1842-1912; Brightmore, Arthur William, b. 1864; Moorby, William Henry, b. 1872
Volume: 1
Subject: Physics; Mechanics, Applied; Matter; Ether (Space)
Publisher: Cambridge [Eng.] : The University Press
PDF 44MB
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Papers on Mechanical and Physical Subjects (March 1900)
Author: Reynolds, Osborne, 1842-1912; Brightmore, Arthur William, b. 1864; Moorby, William Henry, b. 1872
Volume: 2
Subject: Physics; Mechanics, Applied; Matter; Ether (Space)
Publisher: Cambridge [Eng.] : The University Press
PDF 87MB
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Papers on Mechanical and Physical Subjects (March 1900)
Author: Reynolds, Osborne, 1842-1912; Brightmore, Arthur William, b. 1864; Moorby, William Henry, b. 1872
Volume: 3
Subject: Physics; Mechanics, Applied; Matter; Ether (Space)
Publisher: Cambridge [Eng.] : The University Press
PDF 27MB
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On an Inversion of Ideas as to the Structure of the Universe.
(The Rede lecture, June 10, 1902)
Author: Reynolds, Osborne, 1842-1912
Subject: Matter; Ether (Space); Gravitation
Publisher: Cambridge : University press
PDF 5.4MB
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Biotechnology and Related Research

Invisible Radiations Of Organisms (1936)
Author: Rahn,Otto.
Subject: NATURAL SCIENCES; Chemistry. Crystallography. Mineralogy; Organic chemistry
Publisher: Berlin Von Gebruder Borntraeger.
PDF 9MB
TXT 425KB

The Evolution of Forces (1908)
Author: Le Bon, Gustave, 1841-1931; Legge, F
Subject: Force and energy; Phosphorescence; Radioactivity
Publisher: London : K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & co., Ltd.
PDF 25MB
TXT 639KB

The Origin Of Things (1949)
Author: Lipe,Julius E.
Subject: NATURAL SCIENCES; Biological sciences in general; Material bases of life.
Biochemistry. Molecular biology. Biophysics
Publisher: George G.Harrap And Company Limited.
PDF 28MB
TXT 876KB

The Mechanism Of Life (1911)
Author: Leduc,Stephane.
Subject: NATURAL SCIENCES; Biological sciences in general; General and theoretical biology
Publisher: William Heinemann.
PDF 13MB
TXT 316KB

The Origin of Life : a reply to Sir Oliver Lodge (1906)
Author: McCabe, Joseph
Subject: Lodge, Oliver Joseph; Biology; Life -- Origin
Publisher: London : Watts & Co.
PDF 4.8MB
TXT 143KB

Spirazines; a type of chemical structure bearing upon the constitution of proteins and the cause of life (c1930)
Author: Krafft, Carl F. (Carl Frederick), 1892-
Subject: Biochemistry; Proteins; Life (Biology)
Publisher: Washington, D.C.
PDF 2.4MB
TXT 55KB

Can Science Explain Life? (c1931)
Author: Krafft, Carl F. (Carl Frederick), 1892-
Subject: Biochemistry; Proteins; Life (Biology)
Publisher: [Lancaster, Pa., The Science press printing company
PDF 4.5MB
TXT 109KB

The Chemical Organization of Living Matter (c1938)
Author: Krafft, Carl F. (Carl Frederick), 1892-
Subject: Life (Biology); Biochemistry
Publisher: Washington, D.C.
PDF 1.7MB
TXT 53KB

Spiral Molecular Structures the Basis of Life (c1927)
Author: Krafft, Carl F. (Carl Frederick), 1892-
Subject: Life (Biology); Biochemistry
Publisher: [Washington, D.C.] C.F. Kraft
PDF 796KB
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Biotechnology: An Industry Comes Of Age (1986)
Author: Steve Olson
Subject: Biotechnology
Publisher: National Academy Press Washington,D.C.
PDF 4.3MB
TXT 303KB

Electrical Theory and Sciences

The Inventions, Researches and Writings of Nikola Tesla, with special reference to his work in polyphase currents and high potential lighting (1894)
Author: Martin, Thomas Commerford, 1856-1924; Tesla, Nikola, 1856-1943
Subject: Electric engineering; Electric currents, Alternating
Publisher: New York : The Electrical Engineer
PDF 45MB
TXT 1KB

Experiments with Alternate Currents of High Potential and High Frequency
Author: Nikola Tesla
Release Date: September 16, 2004 [eBook #13476]
PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK
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On Radiant Matter: a lecture delivered to the British Association for the Advancement of Science, at Sheffield, Friday, August 22, 1879
Author: Crookes, William, Sir, 1832-1919
Subject: Electric discharges through gases; Cathode rays
Publisher: London : [s.n.]
PDF 4.2MB
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Theoretical Elements Of Electrical Engineering (1909)
Author: Charles Proteus Steinmetz
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Book Company
PDF 27MB
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Radiation, Light and Illumination; a series of engineering lectures delivered at Union College (19l8)
Author: Steinmetz, Charles Proteus, 1865-1923; Hayden, Joseph Le Roy
Subject: Radiation; Light; Lighting
Publisher: New York : McGraw-Hill
PDF 46MB
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Theory And Calculations Of Electrical Apparatus (1917)
Author: Charles Proteus Steinmetz
Publisher: Mcgraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.
PDF 30MB
TXT 811KB

Induction Coil (1932)
Author: Jones, E. Taylor
Subject: NATURAL SCIENCES; Physics; Electricity. Magnetism. Electromagnetism
Publisher: Sir Isaac Pitman And Sons, Limited
PDF 13MB
TXT 483KB

Electrons, or, The nature and properties of negative electricity (1906)
Author: Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940
Subject: Electrons; Matter -- Constitution
Publisher: London : G. Bell and Sons
PDF 28MB
TXT 362KB

Modern Views of Electricity (1907)
Author: Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940
Subject: Electricity
Publisher: London, Macmillan and Co.
PDF 59MB
TXT 778KB

Essentials of Medical Electricity (1916)
Author: Morton, Edward Reginald, 1867-; Cumberbatch, Elkin Percy, 1880-
Subject: Electrotherapeutics
Publisher: St. Louis, C.V. Mosby Company
PDF 28MB
TXT 530KB

The Work of Hertz, and some of his successors (1894)
Author: Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940
Subject: Hertz, Heinrich Rudolph, 1857-1894; Physics -- History
Publisher: New York : D. Van Nostrand
PDF 3.5MB
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Magnetic Current
Author: Edward Leedskalnin
Subject: Theories on magnetism; levitation
Publisher: Edward Leedskalnin, Homestead, Florida, U. S. A.
PDF 3.1MB
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Computer Science

Differential effects on response bias of computer vs. conventional administration of a social science questionnaire: a laboratory experiment (1966)
Author: Evan, William M; Miller, James R
Subject: Response set; Social surveys
Publisher: [Cambridge, Mass., M.I.T.
PDF 2.2MB
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What Computers Can't Do
Author: Hubert L. Dreyfus
Publisher: HARPER & ROW
Dreyfus's critique of artificial intelligence (AI) concerns what he considers to be the four primary assumptions of AI research. The first two assumptions he criticizes are what he calls the "biological" and "psychological" assumptions. The biological assumption is that the brain is analogous to computer hardware and the mind is analogous to computer software. The psychological assumption is that the mind works by performing discrete computations (in the form of algorithmic rules) on discrete representations or symbols.
PDF 12MB
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Artificial Intelligence

Plant Research

The Physiology of Photosynthesis (1924)
Author: Bose, Jagadis Chandra, Sir, 1858-1937
Subject: Photosynthesis
Publisher: London, New York, Longmans, Green
PDF 14MB
TXT 488KB

The Life and Work of Sir Jagadis C. Bose (1920)
Author: Geddes, Patrick, Sir, 1854-1932
Subject: Bose, Jagadis Chandra, Sir, 1858-1937
Publisher: London, New York, Longmans, Green
PDF 27MB
TXT 507KB

Response in the Living and Non-living (1902)
Author: Bose, Jagadis Chandra, Sir, 1858-1937
Subject: Electrophysiology; Fatigue; Irritability
Publisher: London, Longmans, Green
PDF 67MB
TXT 378KB

Growth and Tropic Movements of Plants (1929)
Author: Bose, Jagadis Chandra, Sir, 1858-1937
Subject: Growth (Plants); Plants -- Irritability and movements
Publisher: London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green and co.
PDF 28MB
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Researches on Irritability of Plants (1913)
Author: Bose, Jagadis Chandra, Sir, 1858-1937
Subject: Plants -- Irritability and movements
Publisher: London Longmans, Green
PDF 23MB
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Plant Response (1905)
Author: Chunder Bose,Jagadis.
Subject: NATURAL SCIENCES; Botany; Plantae
Publisher: Green And Company.
PDF 68MB
TXT 1.5MB

Comparative Electro-physiology, a physico-physiological study (1907)
Author: Bose, Jagadis Chandra, Sir, 1858-1937
Subject: Electrophysiology
Publisher: London, Longmans
PDF 85MB
TXT 1.4MB

Radio Science

Wireless Telegraphy; Its History, Theory and Practice ([c1905])
Author: Collins, A. Frederick (Archie Frederick), 1869-
Subject: Radio
Publisher: New York, McGraw publishing company
PDF 57MB
TXT 498KB

Fessenden, Builder of Tomorrows ([c1940])
Author: Fessenden, Helen May Trott
Subject: Radio, Fessenden, Reginald Aubrey, 1866-1932
Publisher: New York : Coward-McCann
PDF 43MB
TXT 709KB

The A B C of Vacuum Tubes in Radio Reception; an elementary and practical book on the theory and operation of vacuum tubes as detectors and amplifiers. Explains non-mathematically the fundamental principles upon which all vacuum tube circuits are based. Includes practical circuits and practical questions and answers. It is written especially for the beginner. All electrical and radio terms are fully explained (1922)
Author: Lewis, Elmer Hugh, 1889-
Subject: Vacuum-tubes; Radio; Radio
Publisher: New York, Norman W. Henley Pub. Co.
PDF 15MB
TXT 176KB

Radio Propagation Past a Pair of Dielectric Interfaces (1960)
Author: Kane, Julian; Karp, Samuel N
Publisher: New York: Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
PDF 15MB
TXT 176KB

Long-range propagation of low-frequency radio waves between the earth and the ionosphere (1955)
Author: Shmoys, J
Publisher: New York: Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
PDF 1.2MB
TXT 36KB

How to Signal to Mars : Wireless the only way now, says Nicola Tesla - Mirror plan not practicable (May 23, 1909)
Author: Nikola Tesla
Subject: Nikola Tesla
Publisher: New York : New York Times
PDF 931KB

Miscellaneous Research Reprints

Sunspots And Their Effects (1937)
Author: Harlan True Stetson
Publisher: McGraw Hill Book company inc
PDF 11MB
TXT 300KB

The Book of the Damned (c1919)
Author: Fort, Charles, 1874-1932
Publisher: New York : H. Liveright
PDF 35MB
TXT 668KB

The Psychic Life of Micro-organisms. A study in experimental psychology (1889)
Author: Binet, Alfred, 1857-1911; McCormack, Thomas J. (Thomas Joseph), 1865-1932
Subject: Microorganisms -- Behavior; Invertebrates -- Psychology
Publisher: Chicago, Open court publishing company
PDF 8.5MB
TXT 229KB

Ice Ages; the story of the earth's revolutions ([c1922])
Author: McCabe, Joseph, 1867-1955
Subject: Glacial epoch
Publisher: New York, London : kg. P. Putnam's sons
PDF 15.2MB
TXT 194KB

The Zonal-Belt Hypothesis; a new explanation of the cause of the ice ages (1908)
Author: Wheeler, Joseph Trank, 1868-
Subject: Glacial epoch; Mythology
Publisher: Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott company
PDF 44MB
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Magnetic Current
Author: Edward Leedskalnin
Subject: Theories on magnetism; levitation
Publisher: Edward Leedskalnin, Homestead, Florida, U. S. A.
PDF 3.1MB
TXT 51KB

Stonehenge and other British stone monuments astronomically considered (1906)
Author: Lockyer, Joseph Norman, (Sir) 1836-1920
Subject: Sun worship; Druids and druidism; Temples; Stonehenge (England); Great Britain -- Antiquities
Publisher: London Macmillan
PDF 25MB
TXT 483KB

The Physics of Earthquake Phenomena (1908)
Author: Knott, Cargill Gilston, 1856-1922
Subject: Earthquakes
Publisher: Oxford, Clarendon press
PDF 43MB
TXT 579KB

The Crowd; Study of the Popular Mind
Author: Le Bon, Gustave, 1841-1931
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The Free Energy of Dilution and the Activities of the Ions of Hydrogen Iodide in Aqueous Solutions .. (1922)
Author: Fortsch, Arthur Roy
Subject: Hydriodic acid; Ions -- Migration and velocity; Solution (Chemistry)
Publisher: Iowa City, Ia.
PDF 4.1MB
TXT 27KB

The Origin and Nature of the Emotions; miscellaneous papers (1915)
Author: Crile, George Washington, 1864-1943
Subject: Emotions; Psychology, Experimental and physiological
Publisher: Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders
PDF 20MB
TXT 315KB

The Kinetic Drive, its phenomena and control (1916)
Author: Crile, George Washington, 1864-1943; Rowland, Amy F. (Amy Farley), b. 1872
Subject: Pathology
Publisher: Philadelphia : London, W.B. Saunders company
PDF 12MB
TXT 61KB

The Ether of Space (1909)
Author: Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940
Subject: Ether (Space)
Publisher: New York ; London : Harper & brothers
PDF 13MB
TXT 211KB

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Ground Antennas
Author: Gerry Vassilatos & Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "THE historical essay on Ground Antennas is only a preliminary bibliography, a foundation upon which to place our empirical confidence. It is through the agency of just such articles and patents that an archane world model finds its most complete explanation. The inherent wonder of signals detected by ground-connected shortwave receivers is their ability to receive signals with greater strength and clarity than conventional aerials, and to reveal the bioactivity of subterranean propagation."

Detecting Biodynamic Signals
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "L. George Lawrence, a Silesian-born electronics specialist, began his studies into plant biodynamics in 1962 while employed as a instrumentation engineer for a Los Angeles space-science corporation. He was actually engaged in a project to develop jam-proof missile components, and believed that using plant tissue as a type of transducer would produce the desired results. He summarized that living plant tissues or leaves were capable of simultaneously sensing temperature change, gravitational variation, electromagnetic fields, and a host of other environmental effects — an ability no known mechanical sensor possessed."

Remote Biodynamic Sensing and the "Biogram"
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "L. George Lawrence spent much of his time in isolated desert locations performing remote biological sensing operations. Many parts of the desert are free from electromagnetic interference which can complicate biodynamic signal interpretation, so it is an ideal place to perform experiments in remote biological sensing. As we have already discussed, Dr. Lawrence’s system incorporated many instruments in his field operation system. This system is best observed in the patent figures and instrumentation diagrams."

Detecting Biodynamic Signals - Interstellar Communication
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "Historically, the alleged reception of signals of an extraterrestrial origin dates back to the very beginnings of radio. In fact, we find that the recent history of the investigation into interstellar communications is almost completely restricted to the science of radio astronomy — a technology which is quite limited due to the necessity of obeying the confines of the electromagnetic spectrum. Early in his career, Dr. L. George Lawrence recognized this limitation, and sought to overcome it by introducing a means of communication which was not bound by conventional electromagnetic laws."

Lunar Influence on the Electrochemical Production of Colloidal Silver
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "The research work of Eugen and Lily Kolisko in the 1920s and 30s introduced the idea that certain celestial events had a profound effect on metals, and that the ancient traditional relationships between specific metals and planets could be demonstrated via laboratory experiment....This information prompted the idea that lunar influence could produce exceptional differences in the quality of electrochemically produced colloidal silver."

An Introduction to the Mysteries of Ground Radio
Author: Gerry Vassilatos
Excerpt: "Gound Radio is a subject which has remained on the periphery of engineering discussions for decades. It has maintained its elusive and mysterious poise because of fundamental anomalies observed when its methods are utilized, anomalies which manifest when signals are both transmitted and received directly through the ground. The inability to adequately address the associated anomalies has produced a remarkable impasse among conventional engineers. Many highly qualified such persons are quite sure that the Ground Radio phenomenon is adequately explained through classic theoretical propagation models. Experimental findings however, have brought to our attention several anomalous features of this form of Radio propagation."

The Millennium Bug and The New Industry of Hysteria
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "The media has always played a crucial role in the propagation of these myths. This is due to the fact that "fear" and "hysteria" make for the best story material, and that "expert" journalists failed to do any serious research into the subject matter. Even the computer industry’s reporting lacks the simple understanding of the scary computer term, "virus". In a recent instance concerning the so-called Millennium Bug, Web Review reporter Stephen Pizzo opened with an ominous warning: "The biggest and baddest computer virus in history is less than four years away from smashing the world’s computer systems senseless. It’s called the ‘Millennium Virus.’"

Y2k Challenge: Embedded Systems
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "When I was a guest on the Art Bell show on 01-06-1999, I stated that I would be welcome to ANY offering of a specific example of embedded system failure. What I mean by this is that I want to see an example of a device COMPLETELY malfunctioning because it is date sensitive – in other words – the device must CEASE TO FUNCTION period, and we must be able to verify it for ourselves. It is our contention that no one will be able to produce such a device failure. We will keep everyone updated on this website of the results of this investigation. Results: ?"

Audible and Invasive Low-Frequency Humming Sounds; Their Detection, Measurement, and Possible Causes (2008)
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "The perception of the phenomena of invasive low-frequency humming sounds by persons all over the globe has existed for many centuries. Most often referred to generically as "The Hum," this troublesome noise is described by those who hear it (it is not audible to all people) as a persistent, distant idling diesel engine. These "hums" have been reported in a variety of geographical locations and in some cases a source has been located."

Deciphering the Most Mysterious Manuscript in the World
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "The Voynich MS is so named after Wilfrid M. Voynich, a well known bibliophile from New York. In 1912, during one of Mr. Voynich's many visits to Europe in quest of old and rare books, he came across a remarkable collection of precious manuscripts. These volumes had been buried in a chest and remained hidden inside a castle in Southern Italy for decades. While he was perusing the manuscripts for purchase, his attention was particularly drawn to one odd, out of place looking bundle. Examination revealed the MS to be written entirely in cipher. Even a brief inspection of the vellum upon which it was written, the calligraphy, the drawings, and the pigments suggested its date of origin as the latter part of the thirteenth century."

Plants as Sensitive Agents
Author: Charles Allon
Excerpt: "A recent discussion with Michael Theroux has triggered an incredible series of experiments designed to prove that vital currents do indeed flow through natural environments. Mr. Theroux has conducted a series of plant sensitivity experiments which have sufficiently stimulated my interest to produce a series of reports on the subject. These, I hope will best serve the qualitative sciences in establishing a new and more complete experimental method.Do plants engage in dynamic conscious dialogue with the ground and other beings? Empirical discoveries made throughout the century by notables such as Bose, Hieronymus, De LaWarr, Backster, Lawrence, and others give adequate proof of this dialogue. We learn that plant tissues can be used and relied upon for establishing "objective" qualitative criteria."

Global Warming or Urban Heating? The World has NOT Been Warming the Way the Doomsayers Have Predicted
Author: Michael Theroux (1998)
Excerpt: "Many aren't aware that there are two methods used to measure global temperature. The first, and the method used in defense of the idea of Global Warming, is to average out temperatures around the world as measured in white louvered boxes called Stevenson Screens, usually mounted one metre above ground. This antiquated way of data collection consists of the combined average of tens of thousands of thermometers world-wide. The boxes are usually placed where there may be appropriately trained people to read them, (as a teenager, I did this for the University of North Dakota - and was trained by another teenager!) such as at post offices, airports, pilot stations, radio/tv stations, etc. By far the majority are located mostly in cities, and on land."

What is Going on With Our Sun? Are Hysterical Claims Really True?
Author: Michael Theroux (1999)
Excerpt: "It is now quite probable that the Earth's climate may be linked to sunspots. The "Little Ice Age" corresponded with a 70-year period, 1645-1715, when sunspots were thin in number, the Maunder minimum. Also, there are strong statistical associations linking current trends in climate (surface temperatures) to trends in solar activity."

Chaos, Order, or Nature?
Author: Michael Theroux (1991 - edited 2008)
Excerpt: "It was Benoit Mandelbrot who came up with the term "fractal" and it is his efforts that have brought the whole science of chaos theory into the spotlight. His paper entitled, "How Long is the Coast of Britain" opened up a new avenue of thinking in the mathematical and theoretical sciences. This idea of just how to measure the coastline would naturally depend upon your viewpoint. But, Euclidean measure could do no justice to the demarcation of irregular shapes and this is where one must turn to the perception of dimension. Many were quite familiar with this concept including such early pioneers as Charles Proteus Steinmetz who expounded on the nature of space in relation to projective or hyperbolic geometry and the theory of relativity."

Recording Very Low Frequency Earthquake Precursors
The 1992 Humboldt County California Earthquake Experiment
Author: Michael Theroux (1992)
Excerpt: "One of the things I was very interested in hearing were the so called 'whistlers'. These sounds can be heard in the VLF range and are attributed to distant lightning. The idea is that lightning generated on one part of the globe transmits these whistling sounds electrically to another part of the globe via the earth/ionosphere waveguide, with the lightning bolt itself being the transmitting antenna. After my earlier experiments with earthly electrical potentials and in radio wave propagation thru the natural medium, I was sure that I would find these sounds in the earth as well, and that they, too, were truly a product of telluric (earthly) emanation. In this case the lightning would need to actually strike the earth for proper transmission to occur. It was discouraging at first for I did receive these sounds, but they were very faint and for days at a time none at all would appear. Until the earthquakes."

WHITE PAPERS

Turbulent mixing theory applied to radio scattering (1956)
Author: Silverman, Richard A
Publisher: New York: Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
Excerpt: "Recently, both Gallet and Villars and Weisskopf have identified turbulent mixing of refractive index inhomogeneities or gradients as the fluctuation mechanism primarily responsible for the scattering of radio waves by the troposphere and ionosphere. In each of these papers, a heuristic theory of turbulent mixing is proposed. However, there is also available a statistical theory of turbulent mixD.ng developed by Obukhoff in 1949. This paper is concerned with the application of Obukhoff 's theory to the radio scattering problem."
PDF 1.1MB
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Securing the Windows Desktop - Real World Best Practices (2006) update coming soon
Author: Michael Theroux
Excerpt: "The corporate desktop user is using Windows XP® Professional – the standard desktop operating system as defined by the user’s corporation. The user has administrative privileges to several applications and systems on the corporate network. The user’s desktop is partially patched, but not up to date. The desktop has an anti-virus program installed, and is running a personal firewall. It also has an anti-spyware program installed with real-time protection. The user receives an ‘interesting’ email with a link to a website in the text of the email. The user clicks on the link...."