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Michael Wallis | 1 Apr 2006 03:15

[ERPS-list] Test

Please ignore if/when this gets through.

    Michael

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Michael Wallis | 1 Apr 2006 03:33

[ERPS-list] Next Meeting ...

The next meeting of the Experimental Rocket Propulsion Society will be
held this TUESDAY evening at the Shop (Unit 23) starting at 8:00pm.

Items for meeting #310 (04 Apr 2006):

    - Executive Reports
        - President
	- VP Development
	- Treasurer
	- Secretary
    - Project Status
        - Peroxide production
	- KISS followon?
	- Spike

The address is:

	The Shop (Unit 23)
	473 Sapena Court, Suite 23
        Santa Clara CA 95054

Take Hwy 101 to the Trimble Road Exit, go north on Trimble to De La
Cruz Blvd. Turn LEFT onto De La Cruz and go to next light, which is
Laurelwood Rd. Turn LEFT onto Lauralwood Rd and go one block to Belick
St. Turn LEFT onto Belick and go one block to Sapena Court. Turn RIGHT
onto Sapena and go to the first entrance on the right. Turn RIGHT into
the complex and then LEFT. Unit 23 is most of the way down.

    Michael
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Michael Wallis | 1 Apr 2006 03:35

[ERPS-list] List server change

Hi ...

The old list server machine is not sending out emails. It needs to be
rebuilt and I haven't had the chance. For the time being, I've moved
the list to another machine but the address

	erps-list <at> lists.erps.org

will remain the same so the move should be (mostly) transparent.

    Michael

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Walter Cronkite: 
"Let's face it. Nobody on their deathbed says 'I wish I'd spent more
 time at the office'."
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David Weinshenker | 1 Apr 2006 03:56
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Re: [ERPS-list] List server change

Michael Wallis wrote:
> 
> Hi ...
> 
> The old list server machine is not sending out emails. It needs to be
> rebuilt and I haven't had the chance. For the time being, I've moved
> the list to another machine but the address
> 
>         erps-list <at> lists.erps.org
> 
> will remain the same so the move should be (mostly) transparent.

Looks like they're actually coming through now...

-dw
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Jerry Durand | 1 Apr 2006 03:56
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Except the subject line needs work.

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Alex Fraser | 1 Apr 2006 06:14
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power source

The price is right.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/wec.shtml

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Michael Wallis | 20 Apr 2006 09:14

Fwd: Fw: Space Access '06 Talk Schedule & Info 4/10/06

> -------- Original Message --------
> Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2006 22:55:54 -0700
> From: "space.access" <space.access <at> space-access.org>
> Subject: Space Access '06 Talk Schedule & Info 4/10/06
> 
>                             Space Access '06
>                       April 20-22, Phoenix Arizona 
>                          Conference Information 
> 
> Space Access '06 begins a week from this Thursday, and NOW is the time 
> to book your rooms and airfares.  Rooms and affordable airfares are 
> going fast.  If you wait you may have to stay elsewhere and commute.  
> Space Access conferences are intensive and run long hours; staying in 
> our hotel is much preferable.  So book now!  
> 
> Call 1 800 843-6010 for room reservations, and mention "space access" 
> for our special $99 taxes-and-breakfast-included rate. 
> 
>   Preliminary Conference Schedule:
> (We'll have details on talk subjects and titles later in the week.)
> (Speakers, if we have you at an impossible time, email us at 
> space.access <at> space-access.org ASAP and let us know so we can fix it.)
> 
> Thursday April 20th
> 
>   1 pm - Registration and Hospitality open (we may have them open as 
>          early as noon, depending on how setup goes, but no guarantees.)
>   2 pm - Space Access '06 sessions open with a brief welcome
>   2:10 - Henry Spencer 
>   3:30 - midafternoon break
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Michael Wallis | 20 Apr 2006 17:04

Goddard Exhibit

Hi ...

Here's a link to an interesting article about rocket pioneer Robert
Goddard. This home town is doing an exhibit about him, hist life and
his work. Note that he was persistant, even in the face of public
ridicule and doubt. It took him 27 years to build and fly his first
rocket. 

    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060419/ap_on_sc/rocket_science_2

    Michael

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GDNordley | 21 Apr 2006 02:38
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Gentlefolk,

There's an excellent Goddard Museum in Roswell NM, where Goddard went to test 
rockets after they got too big for MA.   They've preserved the main workshop, 
and have several of his significant patents on dislplay.

--Best, Gerald
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Michael Wallis | 21 Apr 2006 18:29

Northrop Grumman Proposes Space Missions to Go ... in 48 Hours or Less

Northrop Grumman Proposes Space Missions to Go ... in 48 Hours or Less

Northrop Grumman Proposes Space Missions to Go ... in 48 Hours or Less
Company to define concepts for reusable, rapid-turnaround launch
system

(COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April 4, 2006) -- The U.S. Air Force would
be able to launch satellites or deliver special purpose payloads in as
little as 48 hours using a new, rapid-turnaround launch system
proposed by Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC). The new concept,
called a Hybrid Launch Vehicle (HLV), would also reduce launch costs
by approximately two-thirds compared to the cost of using a medium
evolved expendable launch vehicle.

Full article:	http://www.asd-network.com/press_detail_B.asp?ID=7439

    Michael

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