Robin,
I may be wrong but all this sounds complicated and ad hoc, compared to
the standard quantum electrodynamics theory, which, although it often
goes against common sense (e.g. the preposterous things I
mentioned), does predict things nicely from a tiny set of rules.
For example, to go back
The return of sunspots is of interest to a few non-astronomers and has a few
fringe, but successful, investors thinking that the stock market has bottomed
-or will bottom out before Spring 2009- and that a huge bull market will
follow, as the economy recovers.
... very optimistic thinking
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From: Michel Jullian michelj...@gmail.com
Date: Monday, March 2, 2009 3:55 am
Subject: Re: [Vo]:Electrons
Robin,
I may be wrong but all this sounds complicated and ad hoc, compared to
the standard quantum electrodynamics theory, which, although it often
goes
To die in your sleep at 91!
Goodbye, PJ!
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/books/02/25/obit.farmer/index.html
http://www.pjfarmer.com/
Nice way to end the first half, so to speak. Speaking of Riverworld - maybe
that is where he is headed soon, as it was an afterlife metaphor, no? Farmer
was popular with a certain group, no doubt, but I never could get into his
work. Different strokes for different folks
Anyway... for the
Quotes from Vint Cerf, the 'father of the Internet' saying stuff that
I often say:
. . . The venture companies were seriously burned by startups who
had ideas but no business model. They should be more careful about
what they fund.
On the other hand, I doubt very much that venture capital
Vortex mired down in political involvements seems to be missing the
fact that progress is being made in the world of electrolysis by
replications of a persons work that was drummed out of the vortex realm.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQCvvCngev0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlqSrHBviGo
J. Klum wrote:
Vortex mired down in political involvements . . .
Just temporarily. We are, after all, living through some of the most
dramatic consequential political and economic events of the last 60
years. If this was October 1962 (the Cuban Missile Crisis) we would
be obsessing about
Jed Rothwell wrote:
J. Klum wrote:
Vortex mired down in political involvements . . .
Just temporarily. We are, after all, living through some of the most
dramatic consequential political and economic events of the last 60
years. If this was October 1962 (the Cuban Missile Crisis) we
In reply to J. Klum's message of Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:12:23 -0600:
Hi,
[snip]
Vortex mired down in political involvements seems to be missing the
fact that progress is being made in the world of electrolysis by
replications of a persons work that was drummed out of the vortex realm.
I must
When you say zero current - how was this measured? The SEC does draw
current, even if it is in the few milliamp range.
Also why would you say that AC electrolysis does not evolve gas from both
electrodes?
It does. Dr Andrija Puharich was doing this nearly 30 years ago...
In reply to Michel Jullian's message of Mon, 2 Mar 2009 09:55:37 +0100:
Hi Michel,
[snip]
Robin,
I may be wrong but all this sounds complicated and ad hoc, compared to
the standard quantum electrodynamics theory, which, although it often
goes against common sense (e.g. the preposterous things I
Jones Beene wrote:
When you say "zero current" - how was this measured? The SEC
does draw current, even if it is in the few milliamp range.
Also why would you say that AC electrolysis does not evolve gas from
both electrodes?
It does. Dr Andrija Puharich was doing this nearly
Jed Rothwell wrote:
J. Klum wrote:
Vortex mired down in political involvements . . .
Nuclear war seems a lot less likely now than it used to, which tells
that things don't always go to hell in a handbasket, and people are
not always as bad as they can be. That is worth remembering in a
Ten years ago I heard about Benjamin Creme on C to C AM. Some people
believe that Maitraya, the man he is introducing, is the Anti Christ. As
this ad makes clear, he is jumping through all the hoops.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf2asA2J85wNR=1
Then there is this clip which shows a strange
Mr. Klum wrote:
... when provisional patents were discontinued some 13 months prior?
I'm not sure since english is probably not your native language, but are you
saying that provisional
patents are no longer accepted by the Patent Office? In the U.S., they sure as
hell are... after
doing
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