On 27 Mar 2004 23:50:22 GMT, (JAXAshby) wrote (with
possible editing):

derek, your fricken fraud. I just now noticed your fiticious email address of
mit.edu. NObody from MIT would write what you wrote.

geesh, dude. get a life.

From: "Derek Rowell"


oops! He's a professor there!
--

Larry
Email to rapp at lmr dot com

maybe *some* derek rowel is a professor at MIT, but the clown posting as he
here most definitely is not. NO professor at MIT would write the tripe he
wrote.

hell, you know the poster is a fraud. he both claims to be a Mechanical
Engineer and an expert in fluid flow.

the poster claiming to be derek rowell is probably the janitor. the guy who
learned his "fluid flow" knowledge cleaning toilets.

derek, your fricken fraud. I just now noticed your fiticious email address
of
mit.edu. NObody from MIT would write what you wrote.

geesh, dude. get a life.

From: "Derek Rowell"


oops! He's a professor there!
--

Larry
Email to rapp at lmr dot com

On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 13:47:47 GMT, L. M. Rappaport
wrote:

From: "Derek Rowell"


oops! He's a professor there!


Not surprising that he's offering an opinion on fluid dynamics.
While supersonic flow is studied more by aero engineers these
days, slow speed fluid flow is the province of mechanical engineers.

Take a look at "Fluid Mechanics" Fogiel/Cimbala
for an example.
Cimbala is Prof of Mech Eng at Penn State.

Brian W

brian, you have been suckered. that was not derek rowell professor of stress
analysis in Mech Eng, but rather someone pretending to be him. NO professor at
MIT would write what that clown wrote. None. He would be laughed at the rest
of the staff, and some disgruntled student would report him to the president
for disciplinary action. Who would pay money to "learn" something that is
known so wrong by the entire staff?

L. M. Rappaport
wrote:

From: "Derek Rowell"


oops! He's a professor there!


Not surprising that he's offering an opinion on fluid dynamics.
While supersonic flow is studied more by aero engineers these
days, slow speed fluid flow is the province of mechanical engineers.

Take a look at "Fluid Mechanics" Fogiel/Cimbala
for an example.
Cimbala is Prof of Mech Eng at Penn State.

Brian W

supersonic flow

supersonic flow was mentioned by no one in this context, and is not important
to note in this context.