Manhatten Project Scientist Dies
Manhatten Project Scientist Dies
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Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

262 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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Another meaningful person you will hear nothing about dies; now back to the celebrity channel.

ETA: I know, in my bhiness, I spelled Mahattan wrong.....sue me.

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theadvocate/obitu...

Edited by Jimbeaux on Monday 23 April 20:08

Lost_BMW

12,955 posts

207 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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Jimbeaux said:
Another meaningful person you will hear nothing about dies; now back to the celebrity channel.

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theadvocate/obitu...
What a legacy though...







Manhatten is such a good district of a great city.

SystemParanoia

14,343 posts

229 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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didnt he work on project orion too ?

Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

262 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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Lost_BMW said:
Jimbeaux said:
Another meaningful person you will hear nothing about dies; now back to the celebrity channel.

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theadvocate/obitu...
What a legacy though...







Manhatten is such a good district of a great city.
True, an admirable legacy.

Smartass! smile

Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

262 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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SystemParanoia said:
didnt he work on project orion too ?
It didn't say, I will have to investigate.

stew-S160

8,021 posts

269 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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Not overly familiar with him, but RIP.

Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

262 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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stew-S160 said:
Not overly familiar with him, but RIP.
Nor was I but I am on somewhat of a crusade, losing battle it is, to highlight people of substance in a world gone mad with trashy, shallow, useless, celebrity nobodies.

Eric Mc

125,897 posts

296 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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Jimbeaux, I keep telling you, we have very good obituary pages in the good newspapers over here.

And there is a very good obituary programme each week on BBC Radio 4.

Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

262 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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Eric Mc said:
Jimbeaux, I keep telling you, we have very good obituary pages in the good newspapers over here.

And there is a very good obituary programme each week on BBC Radio 4.
I know you do and thanks. I suppose I feel unsure that they are noted by too many on here besides more focused fellows such as yourself. If I am bothering with these type posts, ya,ll holler out and I will desist. smile ETA: Was this fellow in those notices?

GroundEffect

13,864 posts

187 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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My favourite scientist of all time worked on that project too - Richard Feynman.


munky

5,328 posts

279 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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Eric Mc said:
And there is a very good obituary programme each week on BBC Radio 4.
I don't know why but that made be chuckle, a mental image of Eric Mc patiently waiting by the radio to find out who's died.

Reminds me of my grandmother. On each visit she would ask my mum things like "do you remember Dorothy, used to live at number 30, her son went to roger manwood's as well, you know, oh you must remember, married to whatisname with the fruit and veg stall..."

my mum, eventually: "I think so, why?"

grandmother "well, she's dead now".

and so on.

edited to add, my great-uncle had an obit in the Guardian, does that count as a good newspaper? I'm not convinced..

Edited by munky on Tuesday 24th April 16:53

Yertis

19,739 posts

297 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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munky said:
I don't know why but that made be chuckle, a mental image of Eric Mc patiently waiting by the radio to find out who's died.

Reminds me of my grandmother. On each visit she would ask my mum things like "do you remember Dorothy, used to live at number 30, her son went to roger manwood's as well, you know, oh you must remember, married to whatisname with the fruit and veg stall..."

my mum, eventually: "I think so, why?"

grandmother "well, she's dead now".

and so on.
hehe

audidoody

8,598 posts

287 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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I'm not entirely sure you could categorise the passing of someone aged 92 as:

"very sudden, very unexpected"

Eric Mc

125,897 posts

296 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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munky said:
Eric Mc said:
And there is a very good obituary programme each week on BBC Radio 4.
I don't know why but that made be chuckle, a mental image of Eric Mc patiently waiting by the radio to find out who's died.

Reminds me of my grandmother. On each visit she would ask my mum things like "do you remember Dorothy, used to live at number 30, her son went to roger manwood's as well, you know, oh you must remember, married to whatisname with the fruit and veg stall..."

my mum, eventually: "I think so, why?"

grandmother "well, she's dead now".

and so on.

edited to add, my great-uncle had an obit in the Guardian, does that count as a good newspaper? I'm not convinced..

Edited by munky on Tuesday 24th April 16:53
It's the highlight of the week.

I always breath a sigh of relief when I discover I'm not on it.

Eric Mc

125,897 posts

296 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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audidoody said:
I'm not entirely sure you could categorise the passing of someone aged 92 as:

"very sudden, very unexpected"
He probably died so young due to radiation exposure.

Lost_BMW

12,955 posts

207 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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Eric Mc said:
audidoody said:
I'm not entirely sure you could categorise the passing of someone aged 92 as:

"very sudden, very unexpected"
He probably died so young due to radiation exposure.
Ssh... don't tell the Germans, they'll be banning it next.