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Post by skytroll on Mar 30, 2006 3:47:52 GMT -5
Oh those cell phone towers. Wireless, oh yeah. We need more work on those.
Thanks for the reminder.
Skytroll
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 9:16:51 GMT -5
Sky, what particular post/hyperlink are you referring too here? Did you see this one? www.aps.anl.gov/Science/Highlights/2006/20060220.htm***** Hojo, great observation! I've been preaching for months now that this all has to do with com- puters and cell phones too! I posted a big article on it last week one day.....it's on one of these pages of this strand -possibly 4 to 5 pages back. If dummy here would write down in my spiral like an index of what I studied and saved to computer favorites on what day, I'd be in business! I save all my stuf according to dates, then I have no idea what is where after a couple of days. Hate it......let me know if you can't find the article, okay? London
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Post by lONDON TO WORK on Mar 30, 2006 9:54:53 GMT -5
A POST OF MINE SOMEWHERE 7 WEEKS BACK: The Strange Case of the Armored Scale Insect and Its Bacteriometinyurl.com/zqu28
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Post by London as a guest on Mar 30, 2006 10:04:48 GMT -5
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Post by lONDON AS A GUEST on Mar 30, 2006 10:07:51 GMT -5
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:03:35 GMT -5
It's interesting that you should mention copper based blood before. Aren't the Nordics involved with that?
Yes. Although Nordics are humanoid and externally almost identical to humans. There are subtle differences in the Nordic alien physiology, and most of them are based on the living conditions that they have grown up in. Their planets are extremely hot and dry, and have a low oxygen content in the atmosphere. They have a larger lung capacity than humans and have a copper based blood in order to carry oxygen more efficiently. The eyes are protected by inner lids and can allow them to see into the ultraviolet range of the spectrum. They have only 28 teeth, as they lack a back pair of molars. Their heads are longer than humans. The brain case is about .2 mm thicker and the bone is harder. The brain is the same as the human brain as far as structure and size is concerned, except for the midbrain area, where there are functions that allow telepathic and telekinetic skills. It explains the psionic powers of the Nordics. They average about 2 meters in height. Females about 1.7 meters. They have no sweat glands. The skin allows moisture to be drawn from the air as well as moisture to penetrate. The heart beats at around 242 beats per minute, and the average blood pressure is 80 systolic and 40 diastolic. They have extremely dilated blood vessels. The heart is located where the human liver would be. The cartilage that would protect a human heart extends down 3.5cm further in the Nordic in order to protect this structure. Blood cells are biconvex in contrast to the concave cells of humans. Kidney type functions only allow about half the liquid consumed to be excreted. The rest is evidently put back into the system. Urine is thick with minerals and appears in color and texture to freshly pumped crude oil. Feces are dry pellets with all moisture removed. The adult Nordic can regulate the amount of adrenalyn in their body. They have no pineal gland. Nordic females are capable of being impregnated at any time, but the males are capable of impregnation about once a year. The period of incubation is three to five months.
Secret Projects
http://www.freezone.org...4.htm
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:08:42 GMT -5
Pub Med: Genetic analysis of cavefish reveals molecular convergence in the evolution of albinism tinyurl.com/h73ts
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:11:00 GMT -5
Retinoic acid signalling links left-right asymmetric patterning and bilaterally symmetric somitogenesis in the zebrafish embryo. Pub Med tinyurl.com/kmz6z
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:14:11 GMT -5
I have not read this one yet, but I think it's gonna be good. ( ONLY 2 PAGES) Magnetic impact craters AND ALO: ASSEMETRICAL THREAT AVERTED tinyurl.com/hw6ch
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Post by clv on Mar 30, 2006 21:18:54 GMT -5
London, I live about 100 yards from an electrical tower. A state office building has had incredible bouts with sick building syndrome about 100 yards the other way ie 200 yds from me. Is this worth me bugging the authorities about. Ie can I get my house tested. See my electricity posts. I thought I was crazy thinking the electricity could be so significant until I started determining how much electricity seems to be going onin my living room (with "frequency" lol)! c from tx ps you are so funny your spunk makes me want to come here to laugh when i need to whistle that happy tune so no one can see that i'm afraid!
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:23:13 GMT -5
yES, i SAW WHERE YOU AND SKY WERE DICUSSING THAT AND wAS GOING TO PLACE THAT ON YOUR THREAD FOR YOU.
IF YOU GO BACK TO LAST PAGE OF THIS STRAND OR THE ONE BEFORE THAT...THERE IS A LOT ON ELECTRICAL.....
lONDON
hEY, TWO NIGHTS AGO, i WENT WALKING EXERCISING FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THIS DISEASE ENTERED ME. oN THE WAY HOME THE DAYLIGHT WAS NEARLY GONE, THUS THE STREET LAMPS WERE ALL LIT. i SWEAR THERE WAS THIS HUGE SET OF BIG POWERLINES WHERE MY WALK WAS WNDING.....BUT THE LAST TWO STREET LIGHTS (WHICH WERE AT LEAST 100 YARDS APART FROM EACH OTHER) WENT OUT JUST AS i PSSED UNDER THEM!! A FACT!
lONDON
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:24:46 GMT -5
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:30:14 GMT -5
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Post by skytroll on Mar 30, 2006 21:30:52 GMT -5
ITS THE TOWER...........They need to toke the frequency down a bit. What were those filters, I think London you had the web on that. I know we ask a lot of you, but, you are so wonderful in looking, and I just thought while you there down in the muck, that you would enlighten us again on that filter that helped that other sick building, and the people in it.
Oh, that would be our new energy, the one they are going to charge us for? couldn't be the free energy, now could it?
Skytroll
What was it called. Get those filters, CLV.
Skytroll
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:35:33 GMT -5
wAS THAT ME?? i REALLY DO NOT REMEMBER THAT. bUT IT'S KIND OF DEJA VU......
iF i POSTED IT, PLEASE TELL ME LIKE A TIMEFRAME....2 WEEKS AGO, TWO MONTHS??? THAT;S HOW I FILE EVERYTHING, BUT I REALLY THINK YOU HAVE ME MISTAKEN. WAS IT ON THIS THREAD?
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:37:12 GMT -5
United States Patent 4369104 Abstract: Improved graphite composite electrodes are provided by dispersing within the matrix resin spaced, collimated graphite fibers having a diameter below 30 microns in a direction perpendicular to the face of the electrode plate. The electrodes are particularly useful in the disinfection of aqueous liquids with low power consumption and with very low ablation of the surface of the electrode.
cAN YOU BELIEVE THEY US HAS A PATENT ON THIS? DID YOU SEE THIS SKY?
iF WHAT i'M READING IS CORRECT THEN OUR CELLULOSE LIKE HAIR FILAMENT IS DOING THE ELECTRIC PART OF IT
AND THIS GOES WITH AN ARTICLE PERFECTLY GOES WITH IT I BELIEVE THAT i SAID LAST NIGHT THAT i'D BE POSTING IN THE FOLLOWING MORNING, YET i HAVE NOT POSTED IT YET.... FUNNY, DAMN FUNNY. i GOT THIS BY GOOGLING IN A SENTENCE FROM TAMTAM BUT YET i HAVE NO IDEA HOW THE HELL i GOT THE OTHER ONE ON MY OWN! i BELIEVE i WAS STUDYING SOMETHING ABOUT FINLAND/ BALTIC SEA.......
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:46:47 GMT -5
hERE'S MORE:
Description: TECHNICAL FIELD
Recently enacted environmental regulations require the disinfection of many liquids before discharge into surface streams. By 1985, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will require shipboard disinfection of all wastewater. Other waters requiring disinfection are potable waters, cooling and process waters to control algae growth, hospital nebulizers and contact lens cleaning liquids. Thermal and chemical forms of disinfection and sterilizations are not suitable to most of these uses due to high cost of treatment and energy and requirements are not suitable for small scale uses.
Electrochemical disinfecting systems have been utilized in the past. The electrodes generally utilized were metal, carbon, graphite or resin impregnated carbon-graphite. These electrodes tend to roughen, foul or deteriorate causing very short service time before requiring cleanup or replacement. Furthermore, these electrochemical systems consume large amounts of electrical power to produce the high field strengths necessary for killing the micro-organisms present in the feed water. Graphite is a desirable electrode material since it can readily and reproducibly be prepared in a low surface area form (pyrolitic or vitreous carbon) and is stable at anodic potentials where mercury is not useable and all but the noble metals corrode rapidly. Graphite electrodes are also inexpensive and comparatively non-toxic.
Bulk graphite has been employed as an electrode as a support for immobilized enzyme catalysts or to electrochemically regenerate coenzymes such as NaDH-NAD.sup.+. They have also been employed occasionally in anodic polarography for analytical purposes. Composite electrodes based on bulk or powdered graphite have been used commercially. Resin filled graphite anodes were extensively utilized in the chlor-alkali industry until the development of the titanium dimensionally stable anode (DSA). The graphite anodes had a short life. Five pounds of carbon anode were lost per ton of chlorine produced due to the anodic oxidation of bulk graphite at the comparatively high current densities employed in the chlorine-caustic cells. Porous graphite electrodes are prepared by sintering into a screen a slurry of graphite, metallic catalyst and particulate hydrophobic polymer.
Fiber reinforced composite materials due to the low weight and high strength are replacing structural metal components in many applications, especially in aircraft and automobiles. Though boron glass and graphite fibers have been utilized as reinforcement for the binder resins, only graphite is conductive. A typical composite containing 40 to 60% of randomly oriented graphite fibers will have a specific resistivity of 1 to 10 ohm-cm, high enough to be considered for use as an electrode material. Since the fibers are discrete they can function as an array of microelectrodes, each functioning at a point source for reaction. There has been no reported commercial use of graphite fiber-polymer composites as electrodes.
There have been several studies concerned with the electrochemical oxidation of graphite fibers influencing wettability, adhesion and absorption of organic and inorganic substances, but there was no employment of composites as electrodes. One study of graphite fibers as electrodes was concerned with interlaminar shear strength and wettability (Dietz, et al., J. Materials Science, 6 (1971), P. 1441).
Recently, graphite composite electrodes have been tested in prototype experimental electrochemical disinfection and potable waters systems. The disinfection reactor operates as a flow-through five plate, four cell, bipolar stack using 30 watts of power to treat influent flow of wastewater containing up to 150 ppm of solids. This is a considerable savings of energy, safety and space as compared to chemical disinfection of sewage. Disinfection is improved three-fold over previously studied reactors with resin-filled graphite or bulk graphite electrodes. The potable water reactor is also a flow-through, bipolar reactor. The lifetime of these reactor systems is governed by the physical and electrochemical stability of the electrode plates which must withstand both anodic and cathodic electrolysis in a sea water or sewage environment. [color=]Power consumption is governed by compositional and form factors such as the type, size and distribution of the graphite fibers. Though the experimental reactors are demonstrating promising lifetimes and efficiences, electrodes are subject to deterioration and power consumption has been higher than desired. Furthermore, the kill time for micro-organisms was not optimum nor was the mechanism understood. *****THIS PATENT WAS ORIGINALLY WRITTEN IN 79 AND FILLED IN 83
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Post by london2146 on Mar 30, 2006 21:57:49 GMT -5
yOU SEE, i THOUGHT IT HAD TO DO WITH SOME TYPE OF DISSINFECTANT!! ABOUT 3-4 WEEKS AFTER I GOT SICK i WENT ON MY ALREADY PLANNED AND PAID FOR VACATION TO THE CAYMANS. WELL I WAS STAYING IN THIS CONDO AND THIS PARTICULAR DAY THE CLEANING LADY WAS THERE. WHEN SHE WALKED OUT OF THE BATHROOM i WAS USING i WENT IN THERE
TO PUT OUT ALL MY STUFF/ PRODUCTS THAT I USE, ETC., wELL i CALLED MICHAEL TO COME IN THERE B/C THERE WAS THIS SMALL (2 INCH CLEAR FIBER) RIGHT ON TOP OF THE SPARKLING CLEAN COUNTERTOP THAT HAD NOTHING ELSE ON IT.
wELL I GO AND PICK IT UP B/T MY THUMB AND FORFINGER AND LO AND BEHOLD THE DAMN THING JUST MELTED INTO MY FORFINGER........HMMMMM
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Post by clv on Mar 30, 2006 22:00:36 GMT -5
Okay ST and London, Honestly, this is part of it. Do your sores have patterns? Do your odd fibers about your homes? I'veseen folks comment the wierd effects of M's on cigarette ashes (I smoke, glad I do nowthat this crud has hit - i'd be so upset to have quit to get this crap).Anyway, the cig ashes often operate like the black dirtlike stuff that comes out of my skin or results from wiping up bugs or otheritems... And I really do think that the movement of some of the fibers, our hair etc can be related to the need for the structure and other aspects of the electromagnetic part of this. I feel so good ya'll -- the crawling on my back was in many ways related to this - i think. I hope. I've solved my back crawlings quite a bit or at least for two whole days. ... Small victories! But with the swim cap on (*maybe its the plastic... i move better than i have in months. I wasnoticing that when this was first coming on but I've given up the pool because i don't want to infect other folks... I now am running around the house in my condom head swim cap. A bit much for me given the hysteria treatment discussion and all the electricity talk! London, you probably did that to the street lights ten fold before this disease ever hit ya! Seriously, I do completely believe that. In fact sometimes I think when I hear a siren that someone in Atown with Morgellons must have sneezed wrongor something! Anyways... I am feeling so healthy and strong these couple of days compared to the hell of the weekend and the week of hell and pain of last week. I say we all walk a mile for our health tomorrow and so we can hang in there for each other and to help first those who would help us last. I'm really beat all the time now and that's a strange state - night folks and thanks for the sanity support. xo c the electric slide queen of the south with the rubber egg head !
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Post by thinking on Mar 30, 2006 22:12:52 GMT -5
i can't help but think that something like this is our problem. acting before thinking it through. not testing for possible undesirable outcomes. www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_03/b3967112.htmThe lowly fruit fly may provide a magic bullet. Scientists at the University of California in Riverside and the U.S. Agriculture Dept. have figured out how to breed bollworms that can't procreate. They do it by inserting into the pests a single piece of the fly's DNA -- known as a "lethal gene" -- that can be programmed to interfere with the development of the larvae, killing the next generation. The bollworm is one of a swarm of genetically engineered insects on the horizon. Scientists at labs around the world are trying to develop mosquitoes with lethal genes, hoping that as the bugs mate with their malaria-spreading counterparts, the disease will die out. These solutions may seem like no-brainers, but in fact they have stirred up a whole hive of fears. Many genetically engineered insects are created using vectors known as "jumping genes," which transport the desired DNA into the chromosomes of the target species. The jumping genes have been known to leap around. Experts worry that the lethal "transgenes" they carry could travel, too, possibly into insects that are not targets for extinction. While it's true that scientists are experimenting with viral vectors to create humanized mammals and birds, they keep their animals under lock and key. Even if the critters escaped, they probably could be tracked down before ending up in the food supply or causing any other type of damage. Transgenic insects, on the other hand, are designed to be set free. Once they're out, they can't be called back if something goes wrong. In the words of Michael Rodemeyer, executive director of the Pew Initiative on Food & Biotechnology in Washington: "The introduced organism could become a pest itself. There would be no mechanism to go back in and fix it." i know i have seen a fly very similar to this on many occassions. Kunafin "The Insectary" www.kunafin.com/flyparasite.htmwww.kunafin.com/tricho.htmwww.uoguelph.ca/plant/research/ homepages/eclark/riskassessment.htm
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