[Andre Jute]

Ecclesiastes admonishes us to praise famous men, by which the
translators of the King James version meant not "celebrity" trash on
telly but useful achievers.

One of the greatest of these in electronics was Herbert Otto Schmitt.
Among his other inventions which we use daily are the cathode
follower, the differential amplifier, the chopper-stabilized
amplifier, and the Schmitt trigger.

Schmitt died in 1998, ten years ago, and we were so tied up in our
petty squabbles that we neglected to salute a great man passing.

Let's make up for it now.

Herbert Otto Schmitt, 1913-1998, we salute you.

Andre Jute
Revelator

[Jon Yaeger]

Ecclesiastes also reminds us that all is vanity.

A fitting selection from you, Mr. McCoy.


On 12/27/07 1:27 AM, in article
, "Andre
Jute" wrote:

Ecclesiastes admonishes us to praise famous men, by which the
translators of the King James version meant not "celebrity" trash on
telly but useful achievers.

One of the greatest of these in electronics was Herbert Otto Schmitt.
Among his other inventions which we use daily are the cathode
follower, the differential amplifier, the chopper-stabilized
amplifier, and the Schmitt trigger.

Schmitt died in 1998, ten years ago, and we were so tied up in our
petty squabbles that we neglected to salute a great man passing.

Let's make up for it now.

Herbert Otto Schmitt, 1913-1998, we salute you.

Andre Jute
Revelator

[West]

"Jon Yaeger" wrote in message
...
Ecclesiastes also reminds us that all is vanity.

A fitting selection from you, Mr. McCoy.


On 12/27/07 1:27 AM, in article
, "Andre
Jute" wrote:

Ecclesiastes admonishes us to praise famous men, by which the
translators of the King James version meant not "celebrity" trash on
telly but useful achievers.

One of the greatest of these in electronics was Herbert Otto Schmitt.
Among his other inventions which we use daily are the cathode
follower, the differential amplifier, the chopper-stabilized
amplifier, and the Schmitt trigger.

Schmitt died in 1998, ten years ago, and we were so tied up in our
petty squabbles that we neglected to salute a great man passing.

Let's make up for it now.

Herbert Otto Schmitt, 1913-1998, we salute you.

Andre Jute
Revelator

That's odd Jon. I thought you were a Jehovah Witness or ...? I checked,
just for the heck of it. Out of all the NGs regarding tubes, audio , etc.,
no one posted on Christmas day (naturally) except you, and it was around
dinner time to boot (you chastised a solicitor/peddler). Jon, now I
understand and feel very sorry for you. I pray that eventually you will get
a life and obtain significance.

Till Then,
west
(ref. see post "On Line Shopping Assistance" Dec 25, 2007)
....and bah humbug to you Wieked, before you spew you oral turds. For the
rest ... Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (I wonder who will post around
11PM, Dec. 31?)

[Jon Yaeger]

The December 25th date for the birth of Christ is as phony as you are, West.
Do a little more checking while you're at it.

Also, could you kindly share with me YOUR secret for obtaining
"significance"? Well, never mind . . . you answered it once before . . .
It is the number of replies one gets to his N.G. postings.

Guess I'd better get used to a life of continued insignificance.

;-)

Jon







in article buddj.65$v_4.47@trnddc03, West at wrote on
12/28/07 4:00 PM:


"Jon Yaeger" wrote in message
...
Ecclesiastes also reminds us that all is vanity.

A fitting selection from you, Mr. McCoy.


On 12/27/07 1:27 AM, in article
, "Andre
Jute" wrote:

Ecclesiastes admonishes us to praise famous men, by which the
translators of the King James version meant not "celebrity" trash on
telly but useful achievers.

One of the greatest of these in electronics was Herbert Otto Schmitt.
Among his other inventions which we use daily are the cathode
follower, the differential amplifier, the chopper-stabilized
amplifier, and the Schmitt trigger.

Schmitt died in 1998, ten years ago, and we were so tied up in our
petty squabbles that we neglected to salute a great man passing.

Let's make up for it now.

Herbert Otto Schmitt, 1913-1998, we salute you.

Andre Jute
Revelator

That's odd Jon. I thought you were a Jehovah Witness or ...? I checked,
just for the heck of it. Out of all the NGs regarding tubes, audio , etc.,
no one posted on Christmas day (naturally) except you, and it was around
dinner time to boot (you chastised a solicitor/peddler). Jon, now I
understand and feel very sorry for you. I pray that eventually you will get
a life and obtain significance.

Till Then,
west
(ref. see post "On Line Shopping Assistance" Dec 25, 2007)
...and bah humbug to you Wieked, before you spew you oral turds. For the

rest ... Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (I wonder who will post around
11PM, Dec. 31?)

[Andre Jute]

West wrote to one of the interchangeable wannabes:
I pray that eventually you will get
a life and obtain significance.

You're a wicked, wicked, witty man, Westley. Three Chinese curses of
increasing severity:
1. May you live in interesting times.
2. May you come to the attention of the authorities.
3. May you find what you seek.

Straight for the jugular, no messing around, that's our West!

Andre Jute
Thumbs well clear of the bricks

And here's my original, lest we forget:

Ecclesiastes admonishes us to praise famous men, by which the
translators of the King James version meant not "celebrity" trash on
telly but useful achievers.

One of the greatest of these in electronics was Otto Herbert Schmitt.
Among his other inventions which we use daily are the cathode
follower, the differential amplifier, the chopper-stabilized
amplifier, and the Schmitt trigger.

Schmitt died in 1998, ten years ago, and we were so tied up in our
petty squabbles that we neglected to salute a great man passing.

Let's make up for it now.

Otto Herbert Schmitt, 1913-1998, we salute you.

Andre Jute
Revelator