> This is just a guess but I can see two reasons. Glass is a static
>negitive (negative) so charged particals (particles) will attract. So
>pooring (pouring) from one to another will cause particals to attract
>to the sides of the glass. The other reason is the discharging of particals.
>When a positive and a negitive come in concat (contact) they nutralize
>(neutralize) theirself (themselves).
>Do you have a spell checker on your email program?
>It is very distracting when so many words are misspelled,
>and it also detracts from the validity of what you have
>to say if you do not care enough to spell things correctly.
>If your name was not English, one might assume that you
>spoke another language or were from a foreign country.
>How old are you and what schooling system did you go
>through? Just some helpful advice.
Sorry I didn't know it was so important to be grammatically correct.
I was under the impression that the information I was giving was more
important than the spelling.
As far as education there are two types of education. The education
that you get from schools and the education that you get from day to day
living also known as common since.
I graduated from High school in 1971 and that should give you an idea
of how old I am. I never have been good at spelling or grammar they never
did peak my interest. On the other hand I'd be willing to bet that you
can't:
1. Completely dissasemble and reassemble any car on the market.
2. Build a house from the ground up.
3. Program a computer.
4. Install and manage a network.
5. Build an electronic transmtter or any electronic device.
6. Build a computer from spair parts.
7. Operate a backhoe or any heavy equipment.
8. Drive a Big Rig. (I still have a Class D license)
9. etc...
The internet is a wonderfull place but it has it's draw backs. You can't
get face to face with a person to find out the age of that person. Sometimes
we make mistakes by looking at a persons writtings and jump to quick to
judge that person. Sometimes we even make the mistake of pointing out the
persons shortcommings in front of his peers. So the people that aren't used
to dealing with people with this new technoligy make mistakes also. Just my
helpful advice.
To bring you more face to face with me here's a little background.
I have lyme disease and have been fighting it for over 10 years now.
First diagnosed with MS then I found that antibotics made a difference,
went to the library and searched for anything that would cause my symptoms,
and later found on my own that it was lyme. Test proved positive later.
I'm sitting here with a Groshun shunt in my right chest and an IV hooked
to it right now. I've live threw two heart attacks and I'm VERY lucky
that my mind is as clear is it is now.
Year before last I finally talked the doctor into leaving me on
the antibotics long enough to cure me. About month before I went off
I went back to school and even tested threw one of the computer classes.
Got an A I might add. I don't need a piece of paper or degree to tell
me that I know computers but just decided that I'd like to have one.
Heck when I can work I can make 60 to 120 an hour so what good is the
paper. Two weeks after I went off I got a line infection and it almost
killed me. Now I'm back to square one. One of these days if I can manage
to get the doctors to listen to me I'll be back testing through some
more classes at school and back to working.
Take Care
Reid
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