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• Birthday: Apr 28, 1935
• Gender: Male
• Home: Opelousas, La.
• Status: single
• AIM: fancyclover
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• Blog Traffic: 1,022 Visitors

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Recent Posts:

• The Train 1 years ago
• Test Transmission 3 years ago
• More Daydreaming 3 years ago
• The Universe 3 years ago

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• Reply to blog post: A New Way to Kill Viruses: Shake Them to Death by anacoana
  Comment written 5 months ago

  It was the device that made the noise, 10,000  Hertz, audible, even with just plain water in the cup.  A calorimetric test was used to check the device, a measured amount of water and a temperature rise.  It was used at that time in the LSU Medical School lab.  I don't know if they actually made any sort of vaccines, just inactivated the bacteria or virus, and made them harmlesss.  The equipment was brought to me in a pick-up truck, wrapped in a cadaver bag!  (An unused bag ). 

• Reply to blog post: A New Way to Kill Viruses: Shake Them to Death by anacoana
  Comment written 5 months ago

  While working for Raytheon Marine Electronics I repaired a Sonic Oscillator, which was used to kill viruses and bacteria.  It oscillated at 10,000 Hertz and had a metal cup in which was placed the bacteria or virus to be inactivated.  After inactivation all that was left was the shell, which no longer could cause disease.  The shells could then be used to make vaccines which would fool the body into making it immune to those pathogens.  This was about thirty years ago.   I do remember the loud screaming noise the device made.  Very annoying.  It was used at a medical school. 

• Reply to blog post: Welcome to the New Blogster.com! by team
  Comment written 6 months ago
  I can't find chat.  Does the new blogster have chat?
• Reply to blog post: The Universe by feliscattus
  Comment written 1 years ago
  Way above my head, but will look into it. ty for reply.
• Reply to blog post: Santa Lucia Day Dec 13 by anacoana
  Comment written 1 years ago
  Thank you. Very interesting. I thought possibly this was just a rumor, but it could very well be true. I do know that many prostitutes were very religious, and would remove any medals or crosses from their necks before performing their services.
• Reply to blog post: Santa Lucia Day Dec 13 by anacoana
  Comment written 1 years ago
  I have heard that St. Lucy was adopted by prostitutes as their patron Saint, and they often use the expression Santa Lucia. Is there anything to this?
• Reply to blog post: Test Transmission by feliscattus
  Comment written 1 years ago
  OK now it came out ain't and isn't , and not ain"t and isn"t as it should. Thank you
• Reply to blog post: Test Transmission by feliscattus
  Comment written 1 years ago
  Sorry about that, test transmission, it doesn't happen anymore, has been corrected by blogster. Test Transmission was blogged in 2005. It happened only on apostrophes, they would come out double, like quotation marks. Lets see : Ain't, isn't etc . Thank you for your reply.
• Reply to blog post: One True Way. Really? by sweetnspacey
  Comment written 1 years ago
  I was in the 8th grade and remember very vividly, our teacher, a Catholic nun, saying " I would love to be a Martyr and die for my religion, because Martyrs go straight to Heaven." How could she know this, and who said so ? Just one more reason for me to be an Atheist. Sounds like religious fanaticism to me. 9-11 terrorists think like that. I am certainly no longer a Catholic, or any other religion. Right now religion is causing the current world problems, not lack of religion. Havent seen God or any god appearing to anyone as he has done according to the bible.
• Reply to blog post: New Chat Upgrade! by blog
  Comment written 1 years ago
  I cant find chat, where is it ? Where is it, cant find anything to click on ???