[ RadSafe ] Nambia [sic] - Nuclear Power links /Typos/& Manners

[nssihou at aol.com]

Its pretty apparent that you have little to do but criticize others. 
 
I have litte to say on RadSafe except when one person or topic seems to hog all of the space. It would be appreciated by most on Radsafe if you did the same.  
 
Most of us have better things to do than to be an expert in all subjects of radiation. 
 
And yes, I continue to feel that SI units are more of a safety hazard than a value. We use SI units when required by the regulatons but internally within our organization, continue to utilize non SI units. 
 
Bob Gallagher
NSSI 
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: franz.schoenhofer at chello.at
To: jdaitken at sugar-land.oilfield.slb.com; radproject at sbcglobal.net; jk5554 at yahoo.com; sandyfl at cox.net
Cc: radsafe at radlab.nl
Sent: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 2:48 PM
Subject: AW: AW: [ RadSafe ] Nambia [sic] - Nuclear Power links /Typos/& Manners


Dear Dough and all those engaged or interested in this exchange of opinions,

Thank you so much for your signature "Doug (just having fun)" and your
previous post. I appreciate it and it shows that people on RADSAFE still are
open for some humour and putting things into perspective.

Thanks to everybody who gave me a lecture in English. I wrote that I am
always eager to learn. Of course I intended to write "reveal". Everybody on
RADSAFE should have a high enough IQ to find out that English is not my
mother tongue or probably understand that the ".at" at the end of my e-mail
address stands for Austria which should not be confused with Australia.
T-shirts are sold in Vienna to tourists with the slogan "Austria, No
Cangaroos".

I do not understand how somebody can find out about "nature of the authors
of books" by reading them (Bob Gallagher), but if you would refer to books
for which I have been a co-editor you could easily find out that I am an
expert in LSC. Quite interesting (and "revealing") that according to my
stored RADSAFE mails Bob Gallagher hardly participates in RADSAFE technical
discussions, except one a few years ago where he stated that the
introduction of SI-Units in the USA is not necessary, because people in the
USA are used to the pCi, mCi, MCi etc. What a point of view!


Syd Levine: The group might be interested into the reliability of a person
who has weeks or even months before his travel made appointments with me and
has not even bothered to cancel them, but only wrote an e-mail weeks after
that event. I think that reliability of a company is a big factor in
deciding which services to order. Regarding my English - see my above
comments. I am well aware that I am not a native English speaker as you
should know, but I would wish you that you spoke half as well German as I
speak German, English, Swedish and French. 
    
Finally I refer to the comment of Sandy Perle on my message, which reads
"the all important country of Namibia". I think that it does not need a
native speaker to understand that this is a very humiliating comment on a
developing country. 

Please send any flames to my private address, unless you feel your flaming
will gain you extra values at your job. 

Best wishes

Franz

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Doug Aitken [mailto:jdaitken at sugar-land.oilfield.slb.com] 
Gesendet: Montag, 15. Jänner 2007 21:08
An: stewart farber; Franz Schönhofer; 'Ruth Sponsler'; 'Sandy Perle'
Cc: radsafe at radlab.nl
Betreff: Re: AW: [ RadSafe ] Nambia [sic] - Nuclear Power links /Typos/&
Manners

At 12:39 PM 1/15/2007, stewart farber wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>Of course, Franz Schönhofer might have meant to write:
>
>>......Could this be a sign that most US-posters are afraid of being
>>publicly "reviled" as affirmative posters?  vs. publicly "revealed" as 
>>written.
>
>Given how many posters get "reviled"  related to a typo after making a 
>simple post, or treated discourteously on an honest technical difference 
>of opinion,  perhaps "reveiled" [sic] should have been written as 
>"reviled" and not "revealed". Many possibilities here.

Yeah1 I thought of this alternative spelling, but given Franz's general 
amiable tone in posts, I thought that "reviled" might be a little 
negative......
;~)
Doug (just having fun)


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