At 02:08 pm 25-02-05 -0800, you wrote:
>My apologies for not doing a little more online research
>earlier.
>
>It appears that this "alternative" hydrino theory, they are
>calling it "fractional hydrogen" is still quite active, has
>a corporate identity in that hotbed of high-tech, South
>Carolina, and even has a (primitive) website.
>
>http://www.amdgscientific.com/
>
>From the site:
>AMDG Scientific Corporation is a Research & Development
>Company named after its founder and scientist Arie M.
>DeGeus, who discovered novel energy generating technologies,
>all of which feature 'over-unity' energy production.
>
>[unfortunate that by using his initials for the corporate
>name, they have confused this company with at least 3 others
>which use the identical name]
A small point which may be of some interest and explain why
there are several companies which go by these initials.
A.M.D.G. stands for
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
which is latin for
To the Greater Glory of God.
The Latin phrase was a favorite of St. Ignatius
of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus,
i.e. the Jesuits.
It is used routinely by His Holiness, Pope John
Paul II. In his writings, on the top left of
every page he prints the letters AMDG.
The holy abbreviation has been used throughout
the ages by many. For example, the music composer
Johann Sebastian Bach was known to write on his
finished works, either above or below his own name,
the initials "AMDG."
I suppose if my parents had been educated by the
Jesuits ("give me a child before the age of seven
and I will give you a catholic for life.") then I
might well have been named,
Anthony Michael David Grimer
But they weren't and I wasn't ;-)
Cheers
Frank Grimer
