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From: Namkcihp
Date: Fri, 09 Sep 1994 20:24

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Thank you, Ludwik
We all forget how difficult it is to understand "easy" concepts for the first
time.
Bravo!
Paul Hickman
PS
While they have the glass and water have them pour some air from one glass to
another. I'll bet we can come up with a lot of kitchen physics experiments. I
always like the old "which freezes first" experiment with ice cube trays or
cups and hot and cold water. The answer is:
It depends.

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