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Post by toni on Aug 24, 2008 15:05:35 GMT -5
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Post by toni on Aug 24, 2008 15:14:55 GMT -5
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Post by Carrie♥ on Aug 24, 2008 15:20:04 GMT -5
Hey MommaSue! What do you think all that means? At the onset when I totally flipped out I found that so many things magnetized! Towel fringe, cedar toe, dirt... Added to my fear but then eventually helped diminished it 'cause I realized that stuff is that I was noticing that had the "weight" that I started to notice at the onset. Everything seemed so heavy and/or had a film on it. I always wondered, still do and don't know if I'll ever know the answer if everything changed or is it that I just started to pay attention and notice these things? But that's paper making...I just don't get all that nano stuff. I did see a science show where they some high schools were making elevators out of carbon nanotubes and I though of ya'll ;D! They think one day they'll be able to fasten these carbon nanotubes on the ground some how and have the other end out on some satellite out in space some where and we'll be riding some elevators into the Universe. Cool huh! Hey YOU! How you doin'? Did you get any info back yet?
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Post by felixwillford on Aug 24, 2008 15:24:56 GMT -5
I like that Science Daily site! Toni Looks familarScientists report development of cellulose nanopaper, a superstrong material that could be used in the construction industry. Above is a cross-section of a fracture surface of a cellulose nanofibril film.'Super Paper:' New Nanopaper More Break-resistant Than Cast Iron ScienceDaily (June 10, 2008) — Researchers in Sweden and Japan report development of a new type of paper that resists breaking when pulled almost as well as cast iron. The new material, called "cellulose nanopaper," is made of sub-microscopic particles of cellulose and may open the way for expanded use of paper as a construction material and in other applications, they suggest. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080609090706.htm
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Post by toni on Aug 24, 2008 16:05:26 GMT -5
Hi Carrie Girl! What do you think all that means? At the onset when I totally flipped out I found that so many things magnetized! Towel fringe, cedar toe, dirt... Added to my fear but then eventually helped diminished it 'cause I realized that stuff is that I was noticing that had the "weight" that I started to notice at the onset. Everything seemed so heavy and/or had a film on it. I always wondered, still do and don't know if I'll ever know the answer if everything changed or is it that I just started to pay attention and notice these things? hahha I don't know what it means ;D...not yet anyways. I'm chuckling, cause I really just found this, and haven't gotten into it yet. This is soooo new territory and I really don't understand it at all. But because of the "floaties" and the gel, and the "magnetic" properties we have now, and so do the floaties (have you noticed, how they hover around us too)? Maybe there's something here...it "felt like it".But I was thinking too "alot before" about what you said too, how "we notice the difference now, but maybe we just didn't before?". You know, my thoughts on that, (jmo) is "we'd of noticed it" before if it were happening "before". Cause we (imo) notice it now, cause it's so prominant in our lives now. But it wasn't before...so we didn't. I've re-thought about my hair about a million times...how it moves now, and goes for my food or mouth all the time, and had it done that before, I'd of known it. Something is all very different in how things are reacting to us, or us to them. And I feel brand new again, and thank you very much Carrie! Kmarie, wow, you've sunk your teethies in that. That's great! What also got my attention was the use of the yeast and the magnetite particles. What I did was type in (google) magnetic cellulose fibers and lots and lots comes up.
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Post by ibzahp on Aug 24, 2008 20:46:32 GMT -5
wow I wonder why we all are magnetized. It is strange and scary, this malady.
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Post by 2.99(plus~tax) on Aug 24, 2008 21:02:26 GMT -5
Hey MommaSue! What do you think all that means? At the onset when I totally flipped out I found that so many things magnetized! Towel fringe, cedar toe, dirt... Added to my fear but then eventually helped diminished it 'cause I realized that stuff is that I was noticing that had the "weight" that I started to notice at the onset. Everything seemed so heavy and/or had a film on it. I always wondered, still do and don't know if I'll ever know the answer if everything changed or is it that I just started to pay attention and notice these things? But that's paper making...I just don't get all that nano stuff. I did see a science show where they some high schools were making elevators out of carbon nanotubes and I though of ya'll ;D! They think one day they'll be able to fasten these carbon nanotubes on the ground some how and have the other end out on some satellite out in space some where and we'll be riding some elevators into the Universe. Cool huh! Hey YOU! How you doin'? Did you get any info back yet? speaking of weight carrie...... my bathroom scale is so wrong. It says I weigh so much more than I actually look like I do. Does anyone else notice this or just me? and it seems like my "fat" or what I percieve to be fat hurts. I don't know if any of you ladies out there have ripples or waves of fat, almost like cellulite, but not quite, on the back of your thighs, but I do. And it hurts when anyone is massaging it. same with my back and the back of my arms. I wonder if this stuff we have isn't magnatised, or heavier in some way. Man I'm grasping at straws because I REALLY do not want to admit to the weight I saw on the bathroom scale the other day. If I can blame it on the fibers, you bet I will
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Post by felixwillford on Aug 24, 2008 23:22:57 GMT -5
I do wonder what they have learned since 2002 when this article was published? It's been 6 1/2 years! ........... Has the damage been done in those years of experimenting? Perhaps a part of morgellons be a byproduct from this? Yeast, Fungi.... fermentation as skytroll's mentioned most likely too part of the big picture. This part worries me......... If they still in 2006 have not figured out about cellulose HOW ARE THEY GOING to figure out Morgellons? From the 1st Link on: "Formation Of Cellulose Fibers Tracked For The First Time" Somerville, along with colleague David Ehrhardt and Stanford graduate student Alex Paredez, engineered plants to produce a fluorescent version of cellulose synthase, the enzyme that creates cellulose fibers. They also included a fluorescent version of tubulin, the protein from which microtubules are built. Using an imaging technique that can track the motion of single fluorescent molecules, the researchers found that cellulose synthase moves along "tracks" defined by the microtubules. When the microtubule tracks were disrupted with specific drugs, the cellulose synthase molecules kept moving, but they followed different, less directed patterns. "Many scientists had suspected a relationship between cellulose synthase and microtubules, but the exact nature of the interaction was hard to pinpoint," Ehrhardt said. "The microtubules act as more than a general scaffold for organizing the cell wall; individual elements of the microtubule array appear to actively direct the pattern of the cellulose fibers. This work should set a long-standing discussion to rest."This work was supported in part by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Science Foundation.
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Post by felixwillford on Aug 24, 2008 23:30:03 GMT -5
pnut,
My feet feel like a weight is on them all the time. Feels heavy and gritty as if there were "sand" in my feet and toes. When I wiggle my toes, I feel weight and just as if they were buried in the sand on a beach with the gritty feeling "inside". Very strange.
As for the weight,...... only noticed weight distributions are different.
Kmarie
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Post by lilsissy on Aug 26, 2008 18:10:30 GMT -5
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Post by toni on Aug 27, 2008 10:03:05 GMT -5
That sure is a good article Lilsissy about :
Isolation of these Rhizobiales bacteria will deepen our understanding of how microbes generate electricity from cellulose.
Very interesting indeed!
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Post by felixwillford on Aug 27, 2008 11:42:02 GMT -5
earth2tech.com/2008/04/27/in-the-labs-biofuel-efficiencies-blue-green-microbes-and-silicon-nanotubes/In the Labs: Biofuel Efficiencies, Blue-Green Microbes and Silicon NanotubesWritten by Craig RubensEthanol Production Showing Efficiency Gains: Despite the biofuels backlash some positive trends are being recorded for the industry. Argonne National Laboratory has released a statistical comparison of data collected by the Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) on ethanol production in 2006 and data collected by the USDA in 2001. Ethanol production in the U.S. increased by 276 percent, or to 4.9 billion gallons annually, in those five years and the report highlights some trends going on behind the biofuel boom: 21.8% decrease in total energy use (fossil and electricity) 23.5% of the ethanol production capacities capture and export CO2 as a co-product 26.6% decrease in water consumption RFA President Bob Dinneen was certainly optimistic: “The future of this industry is bright and green.” While these energy gains are definitely good news, corn and soy processing will have to be supplanted by cellulosic and next generation biofuel production. cyanobacteria4.5 Generation Biofuel Breakthrough: Two researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have created a sweet microbe that secretes cellulose, glucose and sucrose. Free from the lignin and fleshy plant matter of biomass feedstocks, the sugars can be easily and readily harvested and fermented without disturbing the little buggers making the sweets. Professor R. Malcolm Brown Jr. and Dr. David Nobles Jr. spliced a cellulose-producing gene [/u]from one bacterium into a photosynthetic cyanobacteria (or “blue-green bacteria”). Called “blue-green” because of its chlorophyll, the bacteria uses sunlight to power the reaction and can even fix its own nitrogen from the atmosphere, obviating the need for petro-fertilizers[/b].[/color] Silicon Nanotubes Hold Potential of Holding Hydrogen: Carbon nanotubes are so 2007. Silicon nanotubes are the next big thing in cylindrical nanotech. A new paper from Chinese researchers show that through computer modeling silicon nanotubes could absorb and store hydrogen molecules more efficiently than their carbon counterparts (hat tip Science Daily). While scientists all over the world have been working to improve the energy density of hydrogen fuel cells with carbon nanotubes none have been able to reach the goals set by the U.S. Department of Energy. This new paper could open the door for silicon nanotube research that could produce a fuel cell breakthrough.
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Post by felixwillford on Aug 27, 2008 11:59:12 GMT -5
Why why why ............. when they still don't fully understand cellulose are they going to mess with it's genes for electricity? The article above clearly states they do not fully understand cellulose in plants. Why mess with it? What will the ill effects be..............or do we already know? (i.e. morgellons) So I am still worried as stated above!
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Post by toni on Aug 27, 2008 12:15:29 GMT -5
Kmarie, great stuff. You know, there's so much regarding that ethanol....it sure makes one wonder what's going on and how that all might play a huge part in this too.
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Post by felixwillford on Aug 27, 2008 12:35:08 GMT -5
Not just ethanol.................also electricity using a cellulose-producing gene?
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Post by mfromcanada on Aug 27, 2008 22:45:35 GMT -5
wow, great finds...
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