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Post by toni on Oct 30, 2014 12:47:17 GMT -5
I looked here for my other thread with the new (MR WOBBLY) and can't find it. I wanted to show now, (today) I've caught more Mr Wobblies on video. THEY'RE VERY CONSISTENT...which is "meaningful/part of it". I could just FLIP because I "had" to video my scope pictures from my camcorder (if you know what I mean again) yes, I did this...ugh. So the clarity stinks, but...you can still see these white things that I've watched enter the skin, and "instantaneously" upon touching the skin. Watch to the end, it's less than a minute. You'll see this bizarre stuff, ((( THESE ARE ALIVE ))) and they "spew out of those cocoons" all the time. When those "wobbly cells dry out or when I have them magnified at 1,000x, they're "pitted"....like intracellular morulae are - (that's the best description). Does anyone know if (this is normal) for "morulae" to wobble like that?? So far, experts I've written to and showed them the 'other video of these things'... no one know what they are. So, it's not seeming "common, or normal" so far. PS - reason for awful video quality, I forgot to put the filter in the scope, so when I originally videoed these specimens, which are at 400X, and then played it back, it was like looking at the sun, way too bright, and couldn't see a thing, which is why I ended up having to video off of "the scope video". I'll try not to do that again, haha 400 X magnification (please see to end) less than one min. tinypic.com/player.php?v=wldik1%3E&s=8#.VFJ202ccTcsOne last note, again, any video's "other than this one" on that site today are not mine, (I only use that site to upload specific videos).
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Post by itchin4answers on Oct 30, 2014 16:19:35 GMT -5
I looked here for my other thread with the new (MR WOBBLY) and can't find it. I wanted to show now, (today) I've caught more Mr Wobblies on video. THEY'RE VERY CONSISTENT...which is "meaningful/part of it". I could just FLIP because I "had" to video my scope pictures from my camcorder (if you know what I mean again) yes, I did this...ugh. So the clarity stinks, but...you can still see these white things that I've watched enter the skin, and "instantaneously" upon touching the skin. Watch to the end, it's less than a minute. You'll see this bizarre stuff, ((( THESE ARE ALIVE ))) and they "spew out of those cocoons" all the time. When those "wobbly cells dry out or when I have them magnified at 1,000x, they're "pitted"....like intracellular morulae are - (that's the best description). Does anyone know if (this is normal) for "morulae" to wobble like that?? So far, experts I've written to and showed them the 'other video of these things'... no one know what they are. So, it's not seeming "common, or normal" so far. PS - reason for awful video quality, I forgot to put the filter in the scope, so when I originally videoed these specimens, which are at 400X, and then played it back, it was like looking at the sun, way too bright, and couldn't see a thing, which is why I ended up having to video off of "the scope video". I'll try not to do that again, haha 400 X magnification (please see to end) less than one min. tinypic.com/player.php?v=wldik1%3E&s=8#.VFJ202ccTcsOne last note, again, any video's "other than this one" on that site today are not mine, (I only use that site to upload specific videos). I'm glad to hear I am not the only one losing threads lol toni - Oh my flippin God. That is amazing footage. I hear your frustration with the technology issues. I am having issues uploading my short video of my specimen under the scope. The scope shoy just look like the link you put the other day. Oh gosh I wish I could remember the name. I will keep trying to upload and Mr Itchin is really good at computers, the scope is a pain and won't work on my new laptop. I have so much info on the other computer which is now a shrine. toni I've upload stuff to that web link too, unfortunately it doesn't seem to like my specimen video. I wish I could answer your question about morulae - I've had too many pie in the sky ideas about this and I still do not know.
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Post by toni on Oct 30, 2014 18:32:33 GMT -5
I looked here for my other thread with the new (MR WOBBLY) and can't find it. I wanted to show now, (today) I've caught more Mr Wobblies on video. THEY'RE VERY CONSISTENT...which is "meaningful/part of it". I could just FLIP because I "had" to video my scope pictures from my camcorder (if you know what I mean again) yes, I did this...ugh. So the clarity stinks, but...you can still see these white things that I've watched enter the skin, and "instantaneously" upon touching the skin. Watch to the end, it's less than a minute. You'll see this bizarre stuff, ((( THESE ARE ALIVE ))) and they "spew out of those cocoons" all the time. When those "wobbly cells dry out or when I have them magnified at 1,000x, they're "pitted"....like intracellular morulae are - (that's the best description). Does anyone know if (this is normal) for "morulae" to wobble like that?? So far, experts I've written to and showed them the 'other video of these things'... no one know what they are. So, it's not seeming "common, or normal" so far. PS - reason for awful video quality, I forgot to put the filter in the scope, so when I originally videoed these specimens, which are at 400X, and then played it back, it was like looking at the sun, way too bright, and couldn't see a thing, which is why I ended up having to video off of "the scope video". I'll try not to do that again, haha 400 X magnification (please see to end) less than one min. tinypic.com/player.php?v=wldik1%3E&s=8#.VFJ202ccTcsOne last note, again, any video's "other than this one" on that site today are not mine, (I only use that site to upload specific videos). I'm glad to hear I am not the only one losing threads lol toni - Oh my flippin God. That is amazing footage. I hear your frustration with the technology issues. I am having issues uploading my short video of my specimen under the scope. The scope shoy just look like the link you put the other day. Oh gosh I wish I could remember the name. I will keep trying to upload and Mr Itchin is really good at computers, the scope is a pain and won't work on my new laptop. I have so much info on the other computer which is now a shrine. toni I've upload stuff to that web link too, unfortunately it doesn't seem to like my specimen video. I wish I could answer your question about morulae - I've had too many pie in the sky ideas about this and I still do not know.
Hi Itchin,
hehehe That's funny about the posts, (getting lost). Yep...they're here sooooomewhere, haha
And oh, I finally got done with Microsoft, 3 hrs she had to have my computer remoted to fix it. It's running brand new again. Viruses GALORE. Yep, and I have all kinds of protection but, I see that doesn't mean much in computerland. And oh yes, the frustration with the computer (before Micro. got it all fixed) was as bad as the morgs itch...(almost) hehe
(Guys/gals, it might be a good to run deep scans maybe even 2x a day)- the Microsoft people told me that just downloading
certain sites, can mess up a computer (when the site looks legit). It's just impossible to know - so protect and scan (lots).
And yes, these things (mr wobblies) whatever they are, they are some kind of organism (and the size of what we're seeing at 400X) in the above video, is also the "same size" they're "pictured" in literature. That's 1/10 of the reason I think they're morulae, but... don't know if morulae (are that wobbly) when they crawl around or if they even do, crawl around like that.
It's almost like ((( there's something inside ))) those wobbly "cells/sacs/whatever they are". And the reason I say that, is there's one (not sure if it's this video).. but one of them I have, has "like" it's guts coming out of that "sac, or cell, or organism"...which I still don't know all the in's and out's of morulae, so that too might be indicative of them, if they're squashed-the interior comes out, but...as it stands, (they only *look* like morulae) from everything I've read yet. I guess I'll find out about that site, *Tinypic.com next time I upload if it's quirky or not, since I've added other computer protection.
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Post by itchin4answers on Oct 30, 2014 18:37:57 GMT -5
I'm glad to hear I am not the only one losing threads lol toni - Oh my flippin God. That is amazing footage. I hear your frustration with the technology issues. I am having issues uploading my short video of my specimen under the scope. The scope shoy just look like the link you put the other day. Oh gosh I wish I could remember the name. I will keep trying to upload and Mr Itchin is really good at computers, the scope is a pain and won't work on my new laptop. I have so much info on the other computer which is now a shrine. toni I've upload stuff to that web link too, unfortunately it doesn't seem to like my specimen video. I wish I could answer your question about morulae - I've had too many pie in the sky ideas about this and I still do not know.
Hi Itchin,
hehehe That's funny about the posts, (getting lost). Yep...they're here sooooomewhere, haha
And oh, I finally got done with Microsoft, 3 hrs she had to have my computer remoted to fix it. It's running brand new again. Viruses GALORE. Yep, and I have all kinds of protection but, I see that doesn't mean much in computerland. And oh yes, the frustration with the computer (before Micro. got it all fixed) was as bad as the morgs itch...(almost) hehe
(Guys/gals, it might be a good to run deep scans maybe even 2x a day)- the Microsoft people told me that just downloading
certain sites, can mess up a computer (when the site looks legit). It's just impossible to know - so protect and scan (lots).
And yes, these things (mr wobblies) whatever they are, they are some kind of organism (and the size of what we're seeing at 400X) in the above video, is also the "same size" they're "pictured" in literature. That's 1/10 of the reason I think they're morulae, but... don't know if morulae (are that wobbly) when they crawl around or if they even do, crawl around like that.
It's almost like ((( there's something inside ))) those wobbly "cells/sacs/whatever they are". And the reason I say that, is there's one (not sure if it's this video).. but one of them I have, has "like" it's guts coming out of that "sac, or cell, or organism"...which I still don't know all the in's and out's of morulae, so that too might be indicative of them, if they're squashed-the interior comes out, but...as it stands, (they only *look* like morulae) from everything I've read yet. I guess I'll find out about that site, *Tinypic.com next time I upload if it's quirky or not, since I've added other computer protection.
thanks for the heads up on the computer stuff toni
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Post by itchin4answers on Oct 31, 2014 19:33:32 GMT -5
Hi toni and all,
I do have on my mental to do list the specimen video. I need it to be converted to a different file THEN I can upload.
It's not much to look at BUT it shows the structures.
I tried a second attempt yesterday, but no luck, there is a time lapse of communication between the computer and scope. This is the old shrine and it does appear to have a mind of it's own at times.
As I was videoing and trying to move the specimen the video would stop and jump. I gave up and was so glad to put the specimen back in the container. Besides this specimen is ear marked for someone who wants to analyse it.
I hope to have the video later, but no promises as I'm trying to pack the house LOL...oh yeah getting heaps done haha...I've only just now stomached breakfast and I've been up since 5am. Yep all those hours feeling sick to my stomach.
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Post by itchin4answers on Oct 31, 2014 22:16:40 GMT -5
Hi toni and all, I do have on my mental to do list the specimen video. I need it to be converted to a different file THEN I can upload. It's not much to look at BUT it shows the structures. I tried a second attempt yesterday, but no luck, there is a time lapse of communication between the computer and scope. This is the old shrine and it does appear to have a mind of it's own at times. As I was videoing and trying to move the specimen the video would stop and jump. I gave up and was so glad to put the specimen back in the container. Besides this specimen is ear marked for someone who wants to analyse it. I hope to have the video later, but no promises as I'm trying to pack the house LOL...oh yeah getting heaps done haha...I've only just now stomached breakfast and I've been up since 5am. Yep all those hours feeling sick to my stomach. This is the video.... haha it is very amateur, however if you're quick you'll see the structures. The black dot on the screen, I think is perhaps morg growth. I don't have any glass slides left they're all broken, binned them. The black thing I can not see to the eye, even cleaning the scope didn't work, so the dot is nothing sinister just morgs.
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Post by itchin4answers on Oct 31, 2014 22:19:21 GMT -5
The video is the specimen from my face.
The picture I posted with the fiber on the blue folder.
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Post by toni on Nov 1, 2014 15:05:59 GMT -5
Hi Itchin,
Thank you for going through all that to get that video posted. It is hard to see, so I can't really comment. I'm sure while you watched it there was much more to see. I've done that a million times too, had the light too bright, or the focus not right, and then the video doesn't have all the details to tell one speck from another. I know you've got activity on your slide though, that's something I'm watching daily too on a slide. Thank you Itchin.
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Post by itchin4answers on Nov 1, 2014 19:22:29 GMT -5
Hi Itchin, Thank you for going through all that to get that video posted. It is hard to see, so I can't really comment. I'm sure while you watched it there was much more to see. I've done that a million times too, had the light too bright, or the focus not right, and then the video doesn't have all the details to tell one speck from another. I know you've got activity on your slide though, that's something I'm watching daily too on a slide. Thank you Itchin. Check this out. Keeping in mind what goes on in my mouth, outside and in.www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3A8_6JeKoo
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