This posting by Gordon D. Pusch is not true.
(1) "The Bible According to Einstein" has been out of print
for more than two years. Just try to obtain a copy somewhere.
(2) Gezhi Weng used to work for Jupiter Scientific but has not done so
for more than three years except on a consulting basis.
(3) Jupiter Scientific has been operating as a not-for-profit
organization. Its motto is "dedicated to the promotion of science
and scientific education through books, the internet,
and other means of communication"
(4) It is true that each year, Jupiter Scientific updates
its information at the webpage
http://www.jupiterscientific.org/sciinfo/perseid.html
about the Perseid meteor shower and posts it
to many scientific newsgroups as a reminder to people interested
in science about the event. What is wrong with this?
Just because it is posted to many newsgroups does not make it SPAM.
SPAM is the unsolicitted emailing of *irrelevant material* to lots
of people.
(5) Gordon D. Pusch refers to the jsp posting as advertisment.
If one goes to http://www.jupiterscientific.org/sciinfo/index.html
and explores the webpages and links, one finds useful free scientific
information. How can this be considered advertising?

(Gordon D. Pusch) wrote in message ...
"Jupiter Scientific Press " is a front for the notorious "Slow SPAMmer"
Gezhi Weng, who attempts to suck people in using apparently "educational"
advertisements posted in small batches to every newsgroup in usenet over
a period of days in an attempt to evade the cancelbots, as well as forging
testimonials of her own website under many different pseudonyms. See:
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=iahotuce6fbbgrptc1tir4poff7tamh7uo%404 ax.com&output=gplain,
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=kteotuoo5v29qa0tm0qosv2o8clacp9j5g%404 ax.com&output=gplain.
Gezhi Weng has been SPAMming usenet using these two strategies for the
better part of a decade.

The "Jupiter Scientific Press" website is actually a bait-and-switch scam
that tries to suck people in and get them to buy a very bad book entitled
"Einstein and the Bible," written by Gehzi Weng's husband.

"Jupiter Scientific Press" appears to be currently being hosted by
Yahoo.com, which is now part of SBC. To complain about SPAM to Yahoo.com,
send e-mail to .

(jsp) writes:

This posting by Gordon D. Pusch is not true.
(1) "The Bible According to Einstein" has been out of print
for more than two years. Just try to obtain a copy somewhere.

Then why are you still advertising it at your website, under the
"books" section ???

Give it up, Gezhi --- too many people are too familiar with your lies and scams.