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To expand my comments, Mr. Ruth was called a variety of names during  
the peak of his career,  including  The Bambino, The Sultan Of Swat,  
and, of course, The Babe,

Other names included "the Wali of Wallop", "the Rajah of Rap", "the  
Caliph of Clout", "the Wazir of Wham", The Colossus of Clout,  
Maharajah of Mash, The Behemoth of Bust, "The King of Clout", "The  
Colossus Of Crash", "The King Of Swing", "The Terrible Titan" and  
"The Kid of Crash".

Then and now,  he remains respected as one of the most accomplished  
in  his field as to the application of the the art of physics,  
geometry, logic, philosophy, physiology, social anthropology, and  
psychology.

He made quite a splash in his time.

Mike Slayton


On Dec 1, 2009, at 11:09 AM, Mike Slayton wrote:

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> George H. Ruth (1895-1948), from Baltimore, later New York, an  
> orphan who first master the art of the physics involved in throwing  
> spherical object at great speed towards a set target, all the while  
> causing the object to rotate in such a way as to be elusive to  
> strike by a man protecting the target with a wooden stick. Then as  
> he reached his mid-twenties, changed approach to the science by  
> working on striking said spherical objects in such a way that on a  
> regular basis causing the object fly for great distances.
>
> Mike Slayton
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>
>
> On Dec 1, 2009, at 10:45 AM, Elliker, John wrote:
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>> Maybe Georges Cuvier, 18th C Frenchman who established practices  
>> of comparative anatomy and paleontology. Also, he established the  
>> fact of the previously postulated idea of extinction.
>>
>> John Elliker
>> Nauticus
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>> See National Geographic's Real Pirates--the world's first  
>> exhibition of authentic pirate treasure--November 21, 2009-April  
>> 4, 2010 at Nauticus!  Tickets on sale now!  Visit  
>> www.nauticus.org.   Real story.  Real treasure.  Real Pirates!
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>> Subject: curious Georges
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>> Boston Children's Museum is preparing to host an exhibit featuring  
>> everyone's favorite monkey, Curious George! We're thinking it  
>> would be fun to have a display of other famous Georges, ideally  
>> creative and curious thinkers, scientists, engineers, inventors, etc.
>>
>> Who's *your* favorite George?
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>> TIA,
>> AD
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>> Boston Children's Museum
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>> "The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds  
>> new discoveries, is not "Eureka!" (I found it!) but "That's  
>> funny..."  " --Isaac Asimov
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