Thanx, Chris,
I was being light hearted.  I'm having a blast with my sensors, ... I'm =
short of time to spend with them ... but the time I get to fool around =
and experment is priceless.
I have made plenty of mistakes and I'm sure many others have too.  The =
thing is to enjoy our mistakes, learn from them and realize those that =
make no mistakes are either not being honest with themselves or not =
pushing the envelope.  At this point with my present professional =
position and the many other irons I have stuffed into my fire, I am =
pushing the envelope to the hilt.  To maintain a reality, a good poke at =
myself is great medicine.  Thank you each again and as soon as I get a =
grip on the subject a bit more perhaps I will be smart enough to =
articulate some questions.  In the mean time I'm having a good time with =
a new, for me, technology.  This whole process makes me tick. =20
You people should all be very proud.  This is a platform from which a =
vital learning curve is being nurtured towards learning how to someday =
predict seismic events and progressively save more and more lives and =
property.  This is not a bad thing to be a part of.  I hope to =
eventually provide a tiny bit of useful input.  When I eventually do get =
time, I hope to work towards improved instruments, as are and do many of =
you.  I am very much interested in Z axis.  In the mean time my =
instruments are set-up as passable at best.

A humble bow to all members. ... kudos .... a toast to progress.
-randy-
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: ChrisAtUpw@..........
  To: psn-l@.................
  Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 9:31 PM
  Subject: Re: Nice to be enjoyed ... I guess


  In a message dated 15/04/2005, randy.kimball@........... writes:
    Hi,
    By now I'm sure I have been the laughing stock of the whole PSN =
group.
  Hi Randy,

      That is nonsense. We try to be co-operative and helpful to new =
members. Learning a new science like seismology takes quite a lot of =
hard work and some study. We were mostly new members 10 yours ago! =
Fortunately there are a hard core of amateurs with semi professional =
experience about. If you don' t understand, just say so and others will =
try to help.

      Regards,

      Chris Chapman







Thanx, Chris,
I was being light hearted.  I'm having a blast with my =
sensors, ...=20
I'm short of time to spend with them ... but the time I get to fool =
around and=20
experment is priceless.
I have made plenty of mistakes and I'm sure many others have =
too.  The=20
thing is to enjoy our mistakes, learn from them and realize those that =
make no=20
mistakes are either not being honest with themselves or not pushing the=20
envelope.  At this point with my present professional position and =
the many=20
other irons I have stuffed into my fire, I am pushing the envelope to =
the=20
hilt.  To maintain a reality, a good poke at myself is great=20
medicine.  Thank you each again and as soon as I get a grip on the =
subject=20
a bit more perhaps I will be smart enough to articulate some =
questions.  In=20
the mean time I'm having a good time with a new, for me, =
technology.  This=20
whole process makes me tick.  
You people should all be very proud.  This is a platform from =
which a=20
vital learning curve is being nurtured towards learning how to someday =
predict=20
seismic events and progressively save more and more lives and =
property. =20
This is not a bad thing to be a part of.  I hope to eventually =
provide a=20
tiny bit of useful input.  When I eventually do get time, I hope to =
work=20
towards improved instruments, as are and do many of you.  I am very =
much=20
interested in Z axis.  In the mean time my instruments are set-up =
as=20
passable at best.
 
A humble bow to all members. ... kudos .... a toast to =
progress.
-randy-

  
----- Original Message ----- 
  From:=20
  ChrisAtUpw@....... 
  
To: psn-l@.............. 
  
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 =
9:31=20
  PM
  
Subject: Re: Nice to be enjoyed =
.... I=20
  guess
  


  
In a message dated 15/04/2005, randy.kimball@...........=20
  writes:
  
    
Hi,
    
By now I'm sure I have been the =
laughing stock=20
    of the whole PSN group.
  
Hi Randy,
  
 
  
    That is nonsense. We try to be =
co-operative and=20
  helpful to new members. Learning a new science like seismology takes =
quite a=20
  lot of hard work and some study. We were mostly new members =
10 yours=20
  ago! Fortunately there are a hard core of amateurs with semi =
professional=20
  experience about. If you don' t understand, just say so and others =
will try to=20
  help.
  
 
  
    Regards,
  
 
  
    Chris Chapman