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Hell,
another suggestion. You mention the Pauli principle. Maybe you can also mention entry A568073 in the Referenced Entries list, although it is not finished yet.

My posting 41 started another thread, so I repeat it here.

Hell,
another suggestion. You mention the Pauli principle. Maybe you can also mention entry A568073 in the Referenced Entries list, although it is not finished yet.

Totally agree with barton's assessment.
A ripe entry almost falling off the branch it is so ready for picking.

Marjin,

It is my understanding that edited entries may only reference other edited entries.

Could some scout please confirm or deny this.

Barton

Confirmed... (It's a pity though)

Marijn: there WAS a link there before (that's even the REASON why I tried to write on the Pauli Principle).

Oh and: The Orbital catastrophe you mentioned would better suit the 'Quantum Mechanics History' entry Orcus is planning, I think that would go to far in this context.

Lookning --> looking (Grmbl)

Bye and thank you all

HELL

Well, in that case, how can the Pauli entry refer to this entry?

Hmmm, give me, say, a dozen sharp ones on the half-shell ....


~^M^~

12 s-Orbitals (unit price: USD 83746,77) USD 100,496.25

Shipment & Handling: USD 876583476,78

half-shell (momentarily not avail.)

TOTAL: USD 877,588,437,93

Where do I send it?

What's the cost for a full mole?

Barton

I mean, given that they have no rest mass. I would expect no significant shipping charge for the product. Of course, the container will be a real bear.


Barton

Yea, exactly - the problem is the container. You don't have one?
- No problem:

We lease them for USD 1,000.00 per hour (after one day we only charge USD 500.00 /h - check-out our daily price-lists)

-------- Orbitals R' Us - unrivalled so far -----------

Tip: If you decide to puchase full orbitals and then empty them on your own, things get WAAAY cheaper.
(22,5 litres of air = 1 mole of all kinds of orbitals)

Well, consuming orbitals on the half-shell is like sex ... the do-it-youself approach saves time and money ... though perhaps a little lacking in class.
~^M^~

Well done Hell!
This article has been in PR for too long, so you'll be chuffed to know that it's now on it's way to the Sub-Eds, then to the Edited Guide.
Nice one.
As you've already had articles recommended, I needn't go over the whole process again for you, other than to say please be patient as it takes some time to go through. Meanwhile, you can enjoy looking forward to that nice email from Mark Moxon.

The s are on me,

Kenrick

Yipiiiieee....

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