Where is Henning..??

Did you ever notice that Henning and Chuck Norris drop out of sight at the same time.....
 
jesse said:
Wish I could pull that off. Seems like he does that quite successfully. Perhaps there is a lesson in that.
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There are ways to pull that off in aviation, maritime, and many other professions. There was a contract assignment in an area where I have some expertise that would pay about 80% of my current compensation for a 6-month gig. You'd be surprised at how much contract and interim executive work there is out there once you've proven yourself (as Henning has).
 
I heard that they're having trouble with the International Space Station and since he was in the area, NASA asked him to stop by to fix it.
 
N801BH said:
Guvmint "endless bureaucratic circle jerks" have ruined a great country and it ain't gettin better..:no::nonod::mad:
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This phenomenon is hardly unique to government. Anyone who's spent time with any large corporation can attest to the epidemic proportions of this disease.
 
SCCutler said:
That fact has served him well, too. Henning's broad experience is a testament to the satisfaction he has delivered to a lot of vessel owners.
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Perhaps so, I honestly wouldn't recommend him for any job. He has 'posted out of his depth' in some areas for which I have expertise. Some of his "broad experience" seems not to exist. Based on both of these, I really wouldn't want him driving my yacht, nor could I, in good conscience, recommend him to others. I've never met him except on-line. I get the impression that those that have met him in person like him, he is probably very charming. For myself, I've run into enough charming BS'ers ( politicians top my list) that I don't need to meet any more. On-line posts do matter.
 
Online posts matter.


He went quite a ways across FL to check out a plane for me. I didn't buy it after speaking with him. I was really close to buying it, in hindsight, I'm REALLY glad I didn't.
 
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You guys (and gals) may be overlooking the obvious... He has a real life, one not involving hanging out with us on an Internet forum...
 
Marauder said:
You guys (and gals) may be overlooking the obvious... He has a real life, one not involving hanging out with us on an Internet forum...
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He's a gamer?

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Cap'n Jack said:
Perhaps so, I honestly wouldn't recommend him for any job. He has 'posted out of his depth' in some areas for which I have expertise. Some of his "broad experience" seems not to exist. Based on both of these, I really wouldn't want him driving my yacht, nor could I, in good conscience, recommend him to others. I've never met him except on-line. I get the impression that those that have met him in person like him, he is probably very charming. For myself, I've run into enough charming BS'ers ( politicians top my list) that I don't need to meet any more. On-line posts do matter.
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A lot more than "some"............:rolleyes:
 
bartmc said:
Online posts matter.


He went quite a ways across FL to check out a plane for me. I didn't buy it after speaking with him. I was really close to buying it, in hindsight, I'm REALLY glad I didn't.
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Ok- how about this:

Based on many of his posts, he would probably make a great writer of fiction.
 
Henning, Henning, bo-benning
Banana-fana fo-fenning
Fee-Fi-mo-menning
Henning!
 
Cap'n Jack said:
I've never met him except on-line. I get the impression that those that have met him in person like him, he is probably very charming.
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I have met Henning and "charming" is not the word I would use to describe him. But I do like him. I think of him sort of like the cowboy Waylon and Willie sang about in the song "Mama, don't let your babies grow up to be Hennings"

... They'll never stay home and they're always alone ...

... And each night begins a new day ...


Hennings like smoky old pool rooms and clear mountain mornings Little warm puppies and children and girls of the night; And them that don't know him won't like him and them that do
Sometimes won't know how to take him He ain't wrong, he's just different but his pride won't let him Do things to make you think he's right


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Cap'n Jack said:
For fixed installations, piped in, nothing.

For vehicles, hydrogen has a very low energy density giving low range. Larger fuel tanks compensate somewhat but they take up space that could otherwise be used for cargo. This was discussed in depth, including comparisons of energy density for different fuels, some time ago on this board, including references.

If you convert the hydrogen to another fuel or adsorb it on something to improve its energy density (lots of people working on this), hydrogen looks a lot better as a mobile fuel.

Henning had the idea that a scuba tank of gaseous hydrogen had enough energy to power a home by combustion, and that was the point of my comment.
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You are so full of ****. Find one place where I ever advocated hydrogen for a combustion fuel. For a 'scientist' working on fuel cells as you have claimed, you must be the worst employee on the planet lol.
 
Clark1961 said:
It'd be a darn short trip...
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Shoot, I crossed the event horizon decades ago, as soon as I figured out that sane was to live in fear and reject trying things for fear of failure, I jumped straight over the edge. Nothing sadder than those who say things can't be done without trying.
 
bartmc said:
Online posts matter.


He went quite a ways across FL to check out a plane for me. I didn't buy it after speaking with him. I was really close to buying it, in hindsight, I'm REALLY glad I didn't.
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Times two on this one. Henning saved me a big mistake and lots of money. Really helpful guy.
 
Henning said:
Shoot, I crossed the event horizon decades ago, as soon as I figured out that sane was to live in fear and reject trying things for fear of failure, I jumped straight over the edge. Nothing sadder than those who say things can't be done without trying.
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Many things are much sadder than the common and everyday occurrence of saying things can't be done without trying. Subjugation of people or peoples, crimes against innocents, things of this nature are truly sad.

To equate sanity with fear is equal to suggesting a boat floats because the water rejects it. Sanity is living in the physical and social world, fear is an emotion which influences behavior. Confusing sanity and fear will lead one down a pointless path of rejection.
 
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