Atd : page 542---starts on page 524.Big Ass Spoiler]

[Ande]

I have a copy of Tuva or Bust---I haven't been following this too

much--waiting for the read-thru and because I haven't read to page 
542--but yes Tuva or Bust is about Feynman, yes he never got there, yes 
Feynman was interested because of stamps he collected as a kid...you 
will soon have a copy and realizes that it is a novelty sort of book--I 
love my copy because it is a document about an obsession, a quest, 
creative thinkers, and human relationships (and because my seven year 
old daughter bought it for me...)  Tuva is cool---go see the women 
singers when they are on tour in the US...http://www.tyvakyzy.com/

But as to "everything points to Feynman"--maybe like the cancellation on 
the stamp that Monroe(?) 
posted--http://www.fotuva.org/misc/cancel_1.html....

Ande


robinlandseadel at comcast.net wrote:

>Anybody gotta copy of "Tuva or Bust? Prove me wrong. I really don't
>know anything about Richard Feynman, but a lot of pointers seemed
>to be angled towards him anyway. So do me a favor, kids---if you've 
>read "Tuva Or Bust", or have something meaningful to say about this 
>here particular neck of the woods---speak up!. 'Cause as far as I can tell, 
>it's simple arithmetic: Tuva + Physics = Feynman. In any case, I've already
>ordered a copy for myself.
>
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
>From: Steven <mcquaryq at comcast.net>
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>
>>	And it might be clarifying to remember that Feynman never got to  
>>Tuva -- it was the story of trying to get there (that he 'died  
>>into' ) that was told by a biographer or grad student who was  
>>harassing him in those last months of his life.  If I remember  
>>anything correctly anymore.
>>
>>
>>On Dec 7, 2006, at 12:05 PM, Anville Azote wrote:
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