You know the somber, serious, contemplative nature of this group astounds me….a true society of Mensa right here in our user group….
Am I fortunate or what!!! O.K. Jonathan, my good friend, I have your email and I’ll be sending your way, allowing you to ride the wave as well!! John > On Apr 21, 2015, at 7:21 PM, Jonathan Fletcher <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> On Apr 21, 2015, at 6:28 PM,John Robinson <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Folks, call me crazy…again, > > C’mon, John! Embrace it! Why are you seeking confirmation from relative > strangers? You know it in your heart, Buddy. Just reach out and wrap your > arms around it and give it a big old hug and tell it you will never doubt it > again. > >> but I have a question that needs an answer > > 42 >> >> ADT has been trying to install their Pulse system for a couple months. The >> first visit lasted 12 hrs and they came back, then back again today. >> Included with this system is one indoor camera so I put it in my office on >> one desk looking at my other desk. The only time it records is when there >> is movement, then it records a 30 second clip. > > 30 second selfies! A new trend! You’re so avant garde, John! >> >> This has been installed since their first visit, and every so often I will >> check to see if it’s working. When I check the clip will be when I go into >> the room and it will record a short clip of me moving at my desk….then last >> night at 7:35 I recorded something else, I wasn’t in the room so I didn’t >> trigger the camera. > > It’s gremlins, I tell ya! >> >> This is a 30 second clip, 21 seconds in, with 9 seconds to go you will see a >> white light appear from the upper left and fly across the room into the >> wall, all in about 1 second. If you stop the clip and then use the right >> and left arrows you can move it a frame at a time across the room and it >> even looks like it has a small explosion as it hits the wall. >> >> I wanted the ADT guys to see this today so since it was just recorded last >> night I had them take a loo,, > > Most people don’t get involved in others’ “water closet" habits, but to each > his own (or so they say). > >> I thought possibly it was something with their camera…nope. At first they >> thought it might be a moth, then a fly….until I set to actual speed….now >> they were bug eyed > > “Moth," “fly," "bug-eyed.” Sounds like you’re starting to form a theory. > >> and didn’t have a clue, making all kinds of jokes. > > Really, you expected otherwise? >> >> It appears to hit exactly at the intercom box, and going frame to frame it >> seems to explode (very minor) as it reaches the box. >> >> I have watched this over and over and over…. > > Someone has too much time on their hands... >> >> Is there any type signal be it FM, radio, WiFi, etc. etc that somehow could >> be captured by a camera? This has never been there before, it’s a mp4 clip >> playing in Quicktime. > > Starfleet subspace communication beam, quark, sub-dimensional photon torpedo, > neutrino, imperial storm trooper blaster shot? >> >> VERY strange but must have some explanation… >> >> One of you may have an answer, hope so…can’t send the clip as it’s almost 2 >> meg so I have to describe it. > > Well, I didn’t see it, but it sounds pretty obvious to me, John: you have so > much electronic equipment in your house that you have torn a hole in the > space-time continuum. That was just a piece of anti-matter from the other > side escaping and going out of existence in a blaze of glory upon contact > with the matter of our world. > > j > > P.S. Oh, you want a serious answer? Advance scout of a squadron of kamikaze > fairies. Keep an eye peeled for Julia Roberts. > > Oh, and clap a lot. > > > > -- > Jonathan Fletcher > [email protected] > > Kentuckiana FileMaker Developers Group > Next Meeting: 4/28/15 > > > > _______________________________________________ > MacGroup mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup _______________________________________________ MacGroup mailing list [email protected] http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup
