International repository of every Masters and Doctors Thesis written?

Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?

"Greegor" wrote in message
oups.com...
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?

I think Kane has memorized them all.

Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?

Not that I've heard of.

Did I mention where my daughter works?

I gave him a hint that I knew he was lying.

Anyone that has produced a thesis or a dissertation (you haven't or you
wouldn't call a Doctoral candidate studied and reported theme a
"thesis," tough technically it is and called that by some. YOU aren't
that hip, kiddo. ) knows that they are published and archived.

You can go to about any university in the world and order one.

Many you can view on site.

And if you'd thought for just three seconds, like a normal person, you'd
know the answer...IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES.

I even asked Ken about his, Shaftsbury...what a great name for a Diploma
mill, eh?

Shaftsbury doesn't award degrees based on a course of study and the
presentation of Thesis for a masters, or defense of a dissertation for
Doctorate.

You just send your money and they send a piece of paper.

Moore already cited the Wiki on Shaftsbury. It's a well known diploma mill.

Now, dummy, would not colleges and universities want to keep a copy of
such important material as dissertations and thesis for awarding of
graduate degrees?

Or do you think they pitch them?

A couple of inquiries as to publications by title and author's name
would produce a "we don't have any such," in the case I believe we are
actually talking about here.

Would YOU care to look up Ken's publications and tell us otherwise?

Here's a typical process for the storage, for later retrieval, of
academic papers.

http://libraries.mit.edu/archives/thesis-specs/

Yet another hint. ALL have to be available for later candidate searches
to both determine THEIR'S is in some way, original work (who, unless
they had a profoundly impactful change to present, would just reproduce
the subject of another's work?) not previously presented, and to look
for citations that would be significant to their research presentation
theme.

The magic word that you think doesn't exist, Greg, is: TAH DAH, "Libraries."

Honest, they talk to each other. I can order from India, France, just
about anywhere that has an academic library system.

So can you.

Find the Pangborn, Kenneth Master's thesis for us, will you. I'm not up
to it, it seems.

Just can't find it.

And the only satisfied clients of his I can locate, aren't.

At least not the ones that have posted to Usenet.

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krp wrote:
"Greegor" wrote in message
oups.com...
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?

I think Kane has memorized them all.

I think you can't support your long string of blathering lies and slimy
evasions, Ken.

The solution to the dummy's problem, and apparently yours is simple.
It's a tough word, though.

I'll spell it reeeeeal slow for you.

L-----I------B-------R-------A-------R------Y

As in university libraries.

Now, Ken, if I wanted to read your master's these, or simply look to see
if there was one, under what title would I look?

University libraries tend, these days, to have links to query each
other. NO matter where yours is filed it will turn up.

So, got any?

Or is Shaftsbury not a participant in the academic world of the library
system?

Should I contact them and ask directly?

0:-]

Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?

Well, I didn't name google, now did I?

I said "I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located."

You forget to abort it....R R R R R R R R

Does that say I believe they are all in one place?

But it IS in a repository somewhere. As you popped in with, and you go
on, as I'm going to prove, to try to claim I said they were all in one
place.

Just thought I'd backtrack and show you how you propagate your lies.
This was your start toward claiming I said something I didn't.

Or you are proving to us how to make ignorance and reading comprehension
into a positive skill...for liars.

Enjoy...

"0:-" wrote in message
...
Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?

Well, I didn't name google, now did I?

I said "I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located."

EVERY LAST ONE??? To the last period? Share with us where is it other than
in your little brain????

"0:-" wrote in message
news:YMadnZitHbSNOCbYnZ2dnUVZ_h2pnZ2d@scnresearch. com...
Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?

Not that I've heard of.

Did I mention where my daughter works?

Do the police regularly raid it?

I gave him a hint that I knew he was lying.

HINT HINT HINT - WHERE?

Anyone that has produced a thesis or a dissertation (you haven't or you
wouldn't call a Doctoral candidate studied and reported theme a "thesis,"
tough technically it is and called that by some. YOU aren't that hip,
kiddo. ) knows that they are published and archived.

Master's Thesis - Doctoral Dissertation. Hmmmm.. ALL of them? You are
SURE? From EVERY University in the world! EVERY SINGLE ONE!

You can go to about any university in the world and order one. Many you
can view on site.


And if you'd thought for just three seconds, like a normal person, you'd
know the answer...IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES.

Oh golly, yes.

I even asked Ken about his, Shaftsbury...what a great name for a Diploma
mill, eh?
Shaftsbury doesn't award degrees based on a course of study and the
presentation of Thesis for a masters, or defense of a dissertation for
Doctorate.
You just send your money and they send a piece of paper.
Moore already cited the Wiki on Shaftsbury. It's a well known diploma
mill.

Now, dummy, would not colleges and universities want to keep a copy of
such important material as dissertations and thesis for awarding of
graduate degrees?

Thanks for your DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP insight there Kane.

Or do you think they pitch them?

A couple of inquiries as to publications by title and author's name would
produce a "we don't have any such," in the case I believe we are actually
talking about here.

Would YOU care to look up Ken's publications and tell us otherwise?

Here's a typical process for the storage, for later retrieval, of academic
papers.

http://libraries.mit.edu/archives/thesis-specs/

And you claim the MIT library archives EVERY thesis and dissertation in
the world? EVERY LAST ONE??

Yet another hint. ALL have to be available for later candidate searches to
both determine THEIR'S is in some way, original work (who, unless they had
a profoundly impactful change to present, would just reproduce the subject
of another's work?) not previously presented, and to look for citations
that would be significant to their research presentation theme.

The magic word that you think doesn't exist, Greg, is: TAH DAH,
"Libraries."

Honest, they talk to each other. I can order from India, France, just
about anywhere that has an academic library system.

So can you.

Find the Pangborn, Kenneth Master's thesis for us, will you. I'm not up to
it, it seems.

Just can't find it.


GOOD FOR YOU! Maybe there is a reason you don't understand.

krp wrote:
"0:-" wrote in message
...

Ken, why are you afraid to have subscribers to
alt.dads-rights.unmoderated see your posts or posts concerning you?

(Yes, it's back in the address field.)

Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?
Well, I didn't name google, now did I?

I said "I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located."

EVERY LAST ONE??? To the last period? Share with us where is it other than
in your little brain????

Already have. It's called, and I spelled the difficult word for you, The
Library.

Your alma mater, Shaftsburyupyourbutt, would have your thesis.

As all accredited mmmphhhhh graduate schools have libraries, or
contract with archival services to store thesis/dissertations.

Where's yours?

In the men's room?

Any time now, Ken.

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krp wrote:
"0:-" wrote in message
news:YMadnZitHbSNOCbYnZ2dnUVZ_h2pnZ2d@scnresearch. com...
Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?
Not that I've heard of.

Did I mention where my daughter works?

Do the police regularly raid it?

Xerox?

I don't think so, Ken

I gave him a hint that I knew he was lying.

HINT HINT HINT - WHERE?

The largest provider of archives for the storage of academic papers, Ken.

Anyone that has produced a thesis or a dissertation (you haven't or you
wouldn't call a Doctoral candidate studied and reported theme a "thesis,"
tough technically it is and called that by some. YOU aren't that hip,
kiddo. ) knows that they are published and archived.

Master's Thesis - Doctoral Dissertation. Hmmmm.. ALL of them? You are
SURE? From EVERY University in the world! EVERY SINGLE ONE!

Well, the accredited ones.

And yes, I'm sure.

It's called The Library.

Your's, if you have, one, would be in the institution you matriculated
from. Your alma mater, ShaftsburiedupKen'sass.

Who is the person to contact there to ask about your academic
achievements, Ken.

Would you give me permission to have them release at least the title of
your thesis to me? If not, why not?

You can go to about any university in the world and order one. Many you
can view on site.


And if you'd thought for just three seconds, like a normal person, you'd
know the answer...IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES.

Oh golly, yes.

Yep. Answer your question?

I even asked Ken about his, Shaftsbury...what a great name for a Diploma
mill, eh?
Shaftsbury doesn't award degrees based on a course of study and the
presentation of Thesis for a masters, or defense of a dissertation for
Doctorate.
You just send your money and they send a piece of paper.
Moore already cited the Wiki on Shaftsbury. It's a well known diploma
mill.

Now, dummy, would not colleges and universities want to keep a copy of
such important material as dissertations and thesis for awarding of
graduate degrees?

Thanks for your DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP insight there Kane.

Shaftsbury, Ken. Thesis, Ken. What's it's title?

Or do you think they pitch them?

A couple of inquiries as to publications by title and author's name would
produce a "we don't have any such," in the case I believe we are actually
talking about here.

Would YOU care to look up Ken's publications and tell us otherwise?

Here's a typical process for the storage, for later retrieval, of academic
papers.

http://libraries.mit.edu/archives/thesis-specs/

And you claim the MIT library archives EVERY thesis and dissertation in
the world? EVERY LAST ONE??

That's not what I said, Ken.

Yet another hint. ALL have to be available for later candidate searches to
both determine THEIR'S is in some way, original work (who, unless they had
a profoundly impactful change to present, would just reproduce the subject
of another's work?) not previously presented, and to look for citations
that would be significant to their research presentation theme.

The magic word that you think doesn't exist, Greg, is: TAH DAH,
"Libraries."

Honest, they talk to each other. I can order from India, France, just
about anywhere that has an academic library system.

So can you.

Find the Pangborn, Kenneth Master's thesis for us, will you. I'm not up to
it, it seems.

Just can't find it.


GOOD FOR YOU! Maybe there is a reason you don't understand.

Maybe there is a reason I do understand.

Try me.

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krp wrote:
"0:-" wrote in message
...
Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located.

krp wrote You do? WHERE?

Every single Masters and Doctoral thesis in the world is in a
repository somewhere?

Did Google pull that off?
Well, I didn't name google, now did I?

I said "I KNOW where every single one in the world can be located."

EVERY LAST ONE??? To the last period? Share with us where is it other than
in your little brain????

College and University Library systems, or contracted archival services
by those.

L-----I-----B------R-----A------R------Y

Of course non-accredited 'institutions' may not do so, so I can't make
that claim about them.

Where's yours?