CT debate

[Tanya Marquette]

thanks,
i am waiting for the sound to begin. i just get
some background sound as if the mikes are picking
up side conversations. i hope this isnt a problem
with the tape or my computor
tanya

[Shannon Nelson]

Hm, I still have no luck--no audio, and control bar doesn't work.
(Except to let me pause, and start over--no fast forward.) The volume
control bar doesn't seem to be there at all.
Do you hear audio from the very start? What browser are you using?
Shannon

[Tanya Marquette]

shannon,

it did take almost 20" for the debate to start. the audio
wasnt super great but generally good enough except for the
one speaker who was on video at the debate. i couldn't
listen to him: it was too garbled for me to catch.

tanya

[Tanya Marquette]

i would like to know what others thought of this debate?

tanya

[Shannon Nelson]

Mine's definitely not working--no audio at all.
What browser are you using? (Mac or non-Mac?)
Shannon

[Leilanae]

Hi Shannon,

Are you using Firefox?

Leilanae

[Shannon Nelson]

Hi Leilanae,
I tried Firefox and Safari.
Then I tried (gag) "reading the instructions" (Help section gives
Viewer Requirements), and found that I do have a software problem--have
to disable Flip4Mac for it to work. Argh, maybe tomorrow...
Thanks!
Shannon

[Tanya Marquette]

i have a pc with lots of problems. the other day i could not download
an audio tape. i know it is my computor that has lost some files.
but i was able to listen to this debate. you might call your computor
mftr for tech support or if you have a media program that comes
separately from the computor you might call them.

tanya

[Annemieke Cloosterman]

Hi Shannon

Maybe you can let the video run and do something else in the meantime.
And then after 15 minutes go back and see if you have sound.

Annemieke
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, Robert & Shannon Nelson
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[Annemieke Cloosterman]

Hi Tanya

I think it was very interesting. To me the most important part was
that apparently measering of changes in homeopathic remedies is
possible. Although I think clinical trials are very important and
should be done again and again, I think first there has to be a
possible explanation.
And it seems to be possible at this moment to do measurements, where
it can be shown that it is not the composition of the water that
changes, but the structure. And those changes happen with succussion.
My understanding was that a remedy or electro-magnetism can have an
effect on water and the pressure of the succussion changes the
structure, which holds at least for hours.

And for the rest of the debate, I was very impressed with Iris Bell.
She was confident and her arguments where convincing. Not trying to
impress or ridicule, but just showing data that she and others had
found.

And what did you think of it?

Annemieke
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Tanya Marquette"
wrote: