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December 13th, 2007 | #1 |
What is the true origin of the term racism?
Debate on this in a KT thread. I had always heard Lenin coined it in the 1920s. Reading around, I just came across claim that in fact jew Trotsky coined it.
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http://www.kirksvilletoday.com/?p=102 According to the Oxford English Dictionary the term 'racist' was coined by Leon Davidovich Bronstein (Leon Trotsky). Anti-racism is a major focus of Cultural Marxism." http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/07/23/metapedia/ |
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"American Renaissance" states that American author Lawrence Dennis was the first to use the word, in English, in his 1936 book "The coming American fascism".
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I have read that it was coined by Magnus Hirschfeld also a Jew.
http://www.heretical.com/miscella/racism.html http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search Sexologist Hirschfeld |
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Marx, Engels, Trotsky & Lenin are the kings of the -isms. They had an -ism for everything. |
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I do not have an account with the OED to verify but according to this guy the OED entry is as follows:
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Old Soviet books?
Does anyone here own any Pro-Soviet books from the 1920's or 1930's? I wonder if the word was used in those? In my 1933 Pro Soviet book by Jewish writer Maurice Gershon Hindus called The Great Offensive he only uses the term "race prejudice"
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From: The History of the Russian Revolution 1930 By Leon Trotsky
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the word "racist." Is this a translation and if so what is the date? -Wagner
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Trotsky using the term "racism" in 1933
http://www.marxists.org/archive/trot...933/330610.htm In order to raise it above history, the nation is given the support of the race. History is viewed as the emanation of the race. The qualities of the race are construed without relation to changing social conditions. Rejecting economic thought as base, National Socialism descends a stage lower: from economic materialism it appeals to zoologic materialism. The theory of race, specially created, it seems, for some pretentious self-educated individual seeking a universal key to all the secrets of life, appears particularly melancholy in the light of the history of ideas. In order to create the religion of pure German blood, Hitler was obliged to borrow at second hand the ideas of racism from a Frenchman, Count Gobineau [4], a diplomat and a literary dilettante. Hitler found the political methodology ready-made in Italy, where Mussolini had borrowed largely from the Marxist theory of the class struggle. Marxism itself is the fruit of union among German philosophy, French history, and British economics. To investigate retrospectively the genealogy of ideas, even those most reactionary and muddleheaded, is to leave not a trace of racism standing. The immense poverty of National Socialist philosophy did not, of course, hinder the academic sciences from entering Hitlers wake with all sails unfurled, once his victory was sufficiently plain. For the majority of the professorial rabble, the years of the Weimar regime were periods of riot and alarm. Historians, economists, jurists, and philosophers were lost in guesswork as to which of the contending criteria of truth was right that is, which of the camps would turn out in the end the master of the situation. The fascist dictatorship eliminates the doubts of the Fausts and the vacillations of the Hamlets of the university rostrums. Coming out of the twilight of parliamentary relativity, knowledge once again enters into the kingdom of absolutes. Einstein has been obliged to pitch his tent outside the boundaries of Germany. On the plane of politics, racism is a vapid and bombastic variety of chauvinism in alliance with phrenology. As the ruined nobility sought solace in the gentility of its blood, so the pauperized petty bourgeoisie befuddles itself with fairy tales concerning the special superiorities of its race. Worthy of attention is the fact that the leaders of National Socialism are not native Germans but interlopers from Austria, like Hitler himself, from the former Baltic provinces of the Czars empire, like Rosenberg; and from colonial countries, like Hess, who is Hitlers present alternate for the party leadership. [5] A barbarous din of nationalisms on the frontiers of civilization was required in order to instill into its leaders those ideas which later found response in the hearts of the most barbarous classes in Germany. Personality and class liberalism and Marxism are evil. The nation is good. But at the threshold of private property this philosophy is turned inside out. Salvation lies only in personal private property. The idea of national property is the spawn of Bolshevism. Deifying the nation, the petty bourgeois does not want to give it anything. On the contrary, he expects the nation to endow him with property and to safeguard him from the worker and the process-server. Unfortunately, the Third Reich will bestow nothing upon the petty bourgeois except new taxes. In the sphere of modern economy, international in its ties and anonymous in its methods, the principle of race seems unearthed from a medieval graveyard. The Nazis set out with concessions beforehand; the purity of race, which must be certified in the kingdom of the spirit by a passport must be demonstrated in the sphere of economy chiefly by efficiency. Under contemporary conditions this means competitive capacity. Through the back door, racism returns to economic liberalism, freed from political liberties. |
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not to split hairs here, but if there was a similar word used by jews in russia it still wouldnt have been the english word racism. if the word didnt exist in english it would have been translated as racial prejudice or something. so we should be looking for the first english source of the word
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1932 as a noun, 1938 as an adjective, from race (n.2); racism is first attested 1936 (from Fr. racisme, 1935), originally in the context of Nazi theories. But they replaced earlier words, racialism (1907) and racialist (1917), both often used at first in a British or South African context. Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=racist No primary sources listed, sadly. Last edited by David Milano; December 13th, 2007 at 08:31 PM. Reason: added link |
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Very interesting subject with great facts. This runs along the lines of who invented multiculturalism, same shit same jew bullshit.
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Jews eschew racism so that they can legitimize their alien presence in other societies. Of course, Jews are the most extremely ethnocentric ethnic group ever known to man.
They debase society by reducing cultural values from wholesome ones grown from organic tradition to sterile economic ones as defined by the governing entity. Jews have long dominated both sides - capitalism and communism - both to the detriment of the people involved. Trotsky's essay is a perfect example of this same debasement. |
December 13th, 2007 | #19 |
The Origins of "Racism" by Sam Francis
American Renaissance May 1999 the curious beginnings of a useless word [Typical amren stupidity. 'Racist' is the most successful term in the history of politics.] The Oxford English Dictionary is a multivolume reference work that is one of Western scholarship's most remarkable achievements -- the standard dictionary of the English language on what are known as "historical principles". Unlike most dictionaries, the OED also provides information on the first historical appearance and usage of words. The range of the erudition in the OED is often astounding, but for AR readers, one of its most interesting entries is for the word "racism". According to the second edition (1989) of the OED, the earliest known usage of the word "racism" in English occurred in a 1936 book by the American "fascist", Lawrence Dennis, The Coming American Fascism. The second usage of the term in English that the OED records is in the title of a book originally written in German in 1933 and 1934 but translated into English and first published in 1938 -- Racism by Magnus Hirschfeld, translated by Eden and Cedar Paul. Since Hirschfeld died in 1935, before the publication of Dennis' book the following year, and had already used the word extensively in the text and title of his own book, it seems only fair to recognize him rather than Dennis as the originator of the word "racism". In the case of the word "racist" as an adjective, the OED ascribes the first known usage to Hirschfeld himself. Who was Magnus Hirschfeld and what did he have to tell us about "racism"? Magnus Hirschfeld (1868-1935) was a German-Jewish medical scientist whose major work was in the field of what came to be known as "sexology" -- the scientific study of sex. Like Havelock Ellis in England and Alfred Kinsey in the United States, Hirschfeld was not only among the first to collect systematic information about sexuality but also was an apostle of sexual "liberation". His major work was a study of homosexuality, but he also published many other books, monographs, and articles dealing with sex. He wrote a five-volume treatise on "sexology" as well as some 150 other works and helped write and produce five films on the subject. It is fair to say that his works were intended to send a message–that traditional Christian and bourgeois sexual morality was repressive, irrational, and hypocritical, and that emancipation would be a major step forward. His admiring translators, Eden and Cedar Paul, in their introduction to Racism, write of his "unwearying championship of the cause of persons who, because their sexual hormonic functioning is of an unusual type, are persecuted by their more fortunate fellow-mortals." Long before the "sexual revolution" of the 1960s, Magnus Hirschfeld was crusading for the "normalization" of homosexuality and other abnormal sexual behavior. Hirschfeld was the founder of an Institute for Sexual Science in Berlin and helped organize "sexology" on an international scale. In 1922, he was physically attacked and almost killed by anti- Semites in Munich. In May, 1933, the Nazis closed down his "Institute of Sexual Science" and Hirschfeld fled to France, where he lived until his death in 1935. Racism is largely devoted to a highly polemical "refutation" of some of the main racial ideologies and theories of the 19th and 20th centuries. The writers whom Hirschfeld criticized, aside from his favorite target of the National Socialists themselves, were figures like Arthur de Gobineau, Vacher de La-Pouge, Houston Stewart Chamberlain, and others generally denounced today as "pseudo-scientists". In fact, that is an inappropriate term. Some of them were not trying to write as scientists at all but rather as political theorists, while others are better described as pre-scientific writers on race who worked with inadequate information, concepts, methodology, and terminology. While Hirschfeld may have been correct in rejecting their more egregious errors, his sneering at them for these mistakes is rather like ridiculing Copernicus and Kepler because they continued to accept some erroneous ideas from medieval astronomy. Even when Hirschfeld is right in his critique of the early race theorists, it is often because he has chosen easy targets. His "refutation" of "racism" is largely centered on irrelevant common-places that even extreme exponents of racial differences might readily acknowledge–that all human beings are part of the same species and can interbreed, that blood transfusions can take place between races, that "there is no such thing as a pure race," that the races are identical in the vast majority of physical characteristics, that cephalic index is not a meaningful measurement of intelligence or character, etc. Yet his "scientific" evidence is often merely anecdotal or simply his own opinion asserted as unquestioned truth. In another section, he recounts the names of those he considers the 70 most outstanding figures in world history and announces that "all such lists, when made without bias, will show that persons of genius and persons of outstanding talent are not set apart from the ruck by any colour of their eyes, by a peculiar shape of the skull or the nose, by any 'ethnological' characteristics whatever. What is decisive in human beings is not race but individuality." It does not seem to occur to Hirschfeld that all but about 8 or 9 of the 70 world-historical figures on his list are white Europeans. There are no Negroes and only two Asians (Confucius and Sun Yat Sen). It is interesting that for all his contempt for "racism", Hirschfeld never once mentions IQ studies or the considerable psychometric evidence about race and intelligence that was already available even in the 1930s. Most of Hirschfeld's polemic is aimed at the proponents of intra-European racial differences (Nordics, Alpines, Mediterraneans, Dinarics, etc.) and not at differences between whites and other major races (though he steadfastly denies such differences as well). Curiously, he never cites the work of Franz Boas and his disciples against "racism", though that work was available in Europe at the time, nor does he invoke the ideas of the Frankfurt School, though Hirschfeld's own claim that "racism" is rooted in fear, loss of self-esteem, and other social and psychological pathologies resembles the ideas the Frankfurt School was formulating. Nor, despite Hirschfeld's own Jewish background and the Nazi threat to Jews, does he seem preoccupied with anti-Semitism; in one or two passages he criticizes Jews themselves for their own ethnocentrism and faults Zionism for having created a new "race hatred" between Jews and Arabs. Moreover, Hirschfeld is a stout defender of eugenics, though not on racial lines, and he even has a brief chapter exploring a distinction he calls "Gobinism or Galtonism" –- that is, attacking the ideas of French "racist" Arthur de Gobineau and defending those of Francis Galton, who coined the word "eugenics" and pioneered its development. Today most critics of "racism" would lump Galton and Gobineau together rather than distinguish between them. As a serious critique of the view that socially significant natural differences between the races exist, Hirschfeld's book is a failure, and even as a polemic against some of the more politicized and unverified claims about race made a century or more ago, it is weak. The importance of the book is not so much its content, however, as what it tells us about the word "racism" and how the enemies of white racial consciousness have developed and deployed it for their own purposes. Hirschfeld describes his own political ideals as "Pan-Humanism," a version of political, cultural, and racial universalism. The Pauls themselves write, "we think that the readers of Racism will detect a very definite orientation to the Left. . . . [Hirschfeld] was one who fully realized that sexual reform is impossible without a preliminary economic and political revolution." In Racism, Hirschfeld offers what is essentially a definition of "Pan-Humanism": "The individual, however close the ties of neighborhood, companionship, family, a common lot, language, education, and the environment of nation and country, can find only one dependable unity within which to seek a permanent spiritual kinship–that of humanity-at-large, that of the whole human race." With one exception, he is unsparing in his denunciations of the ethnocentric loyalties of nations, races, and cultures: "Always and everywhere, except in Soviet Russia, xenophobia, xenophobia, xenophobia." Later, he informs us, "It may be too early to speak, but perhaps the problem of nationalities and races has already been solved on one-sixth of the land-surface of the globe [i.e., Stalin's Russia]." "Racism", therefore, is a term originating on the left, and has been so defined and loaded with meanings the left wants it to have that it cannot now be used by the supporters of white racial consciousness for any constructive purpose. Anyone who uses the term to describe himself or his own views has already allowed himself to be maneuvered onto his opponents' ground and has already lost the debate. He may try to define the word differently, but he will need to spend most of his time explaining that he does not mean by it what everyone else means. As a term useful for communicating ideas that the serious supporters of white racial consciousness wish to communicate, the term is useless, and it was intended by those who developed it that it be useless for that purpose. But understanding the origins of the word "racism" in Hirschfeld's polemic also makes clear the uselessness of the word for any other purpose. No one seems ever to have used the word to describe his own ideas or ideas with which he agrees; its only application has been by the enemies of the ideas it purports to describe, and hence it has no objective meaning apart from its polemical usage. If no one calls his own ideas "racism" and its only application is to a body of ideas considered to be untrue and evil, then it has no use other than as a kind of fancy curse word, the purpose of which is simply to demonize anyone who expresses the ideas it is supposed to describe. It is clear that Magnus Hirschfeld himself harbored deep ideological, professional, and personal animosities against those to whom he applied the word, and those animosities may have extended to the entire society that throughout his career he associated with sexual repression and which he wanted replaced by a kind of global communism under the label of "Pan-Humanism". Whatever the flaws or virtues of his polemic against "racism", his own opposition to racial consciousness was neither entirely rational nor disinterested. It is time that the enemies of racial, national, and cultural consciousness like Hirschfeld and the Frankfurt School cease to be able to claim a monopoly on rationality and sanity and that the obsessions and motivations that seem to shape their own ideologies and political behavior be subjected to the same scrutiny they apply to the societies and peoples whom their thinking could destroy. http://www.sovereignty.org.uk/sitein...d/oracism.html |
December 13th, 2007 | #20 |
'Racism' was at the least first popularized by jew Hirschfeld as a way to smear and stigmatize goyim who sought the same pride and protection for their people jew Hirschfeld demanded for his.
But I still suspect research will reveal Russian commie-jew origin. Last edited by Alex Linder; December 13th, 2007 at 08:54 PM. |
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According to the chamber, in her new job, Hauk will have oversight of the Chemainus branch and will be opening the Credit Union's new Duncan location and she will be relocating to the Cowichan Valley.
Walkey comes to the chair's position with a depth of experience in chambers of commerce in Saskatchewan and Ontario and has agreed to take the helm until the chamber AGM in November, according to a news release issued by the chamber.
"I love the community work that chambers do and I appreciate that they assist small businesses in towns all over Canada," said Walkey. "I am looking forward to working with an excellent board and staff to continue to be the voice of business in Qualicum Beach."
At the March 25 meeting, Hauk expressed her sadness at leaving an appointment that allowed her to be closely involved with the Qualicum Beach business community but also voiced excitement at the opportunity she was beginning.
Said Rusty Joerin, chamber treasurer and owner of Woodsgift Enterprises: "Moira, we will miss you and your generous leadership, but are happy to see the guidance of the chamber of commerce continue in the good hands of Paul Walkey."
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0Nov 20, '12 by Ashley_studentRNhmccoy18 and missxgaby, how many points did you guys have overall?
0Nov 20, '12 by RN-n-ProgressI'm not entirely sure what my exact score was. I just logged on and applied because i knew i didnt qualify for any of the extra points, except working full time through the pre-reqs. I think I was somewhere around 59ish. This would make sense because someone else said it was around the cutoff for past years and I'm an alternate. I really didn't expect to be this close! Wish me luck! Still waiting
0Nov 27, '12 by lana.nikolayevaHey missxgabby and Hmccoy18. I'm an alternate as well; I'm alternate number 3b.
0Nov 27, '12 by lana.nikolayevaMissgabby and Hmccoy18, would you mind posting if you guys get called. It's a nice way of keeping track where we stand on the waitlist. I talked to someone from the nursing department, and so far, only 3 people declined their space.
0Nov 27, '12 by lana.nikolayevaHmccoy18, would you mind adding me on facebook? It would be a nice way of keeping in touch while we are waiting. Tnx! My name on there is Lana Nikolayeva
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0Nov 30, '12 by RN-n-ProgressHello Lana.nikolayeva! Nice to meet another alternate. I read last years posts about there being a and b alternates due to applications getting denied when they should have been accepted. Is that what happened to you?Also when did you call the nursing dept? When I called on Wed they told me only 1 student had dropped.
0Dec 1, '12 by lana.nikolayevaI called Tuesday the 27th and spoke with ------------. I have no idea why we are getting conflicting information. Yes, i was declined at first. I'm so hopeful that we will get in... By the way, my name on fb is Lana Nikolaeva, no y.Last edit by dianah on Dec 1, '12 : Reason: Terms of Service re: posting names
0May 22, '13 by GivingLoveDoes anyone with all C's in sciences have any chance of getting in the program? I received all c's because I didnt understand the importance of grades when I started. Im so scared I wont get into anything!
0May 24, '13 by ShyeoftheTigerQuote from GivingLoveMost schools have a minimum 2.5 GPA requirement for the sciences... You would have to re-take at least one of the science courses to meet that requirement. Unfortunately, Delta only accepts the first grade received. One way to "get around" this might be if you took anatomy separately from physiology, you could re-take those classes in the A&P series (A&P I&II). I say this "might" work because they are very closed about how they calculate grades, so it might not work (and they're not exactly responsive to questions from applicants).Does anyone with all C's in sciences have any chance of getting in the program? I received all c's because I didnt understand the importance of grades when I started. Im so scared I wont get into anything!
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Plurality Rule Works in Three-Candidate Elections
In the citizen-candidate approach each citizen chooses whether or not to run as candidate. In this paper we find that the strategic entry-exit decision of the candidates eliminates one of the most undesirable properties of Plurality rule, namely to elect a poor candidate in three-candidate elections since as we show, the Condorcet winner among the self-declared candidates is always elected. All the equilibrium configurations where up to three candidates enter the race are described. We additionally find that it is in those equilibria where four or more citizens become candidate that the Condorcet loser among the self-declared candidates can be elected.
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Klöden nipped Adriano Malori (Lampre) by one second to win on the 13.4km course between Riva del Garda and Arco. RadioShack teammate Tiago Machado stopped the clock third at 8 seconds adrift while pre-race favorite Vincenzo Nibali (Liquigas-Cannondale) was fourth at 10 seconds back.
Michele Scarponi (Lampre) and Roman Kreuziger (Astana), two other favorites, stopped the clocked at 26 seconds and 27 seconds adrift, respectively, to dig themselves a hole early in the four-day race.
UnitedHealthcare's Scott Zwizanski was the top American, in seventh at 21 seconds.
"Scott did an excellent job today," said team director, Eric Greene. "He has been fighting a pretty bad flu for the past two weeks and it was good to see him power through the opening time trial."
Zwizanski said the results was a confidence builder. "To pull a top 10 against a field like this really helps build confidence. This team has tremendous potential; we're going to keep pushing for the podium."
So far in 2011, Klöden has seen his best form in years. Tuesday's win was his fourth on the 2011 season, which includes a stage victory at Paris-Nice, a time trial win at Critérium International and the overall crown at the Vuelta al País Vasco.
The 35th edition of the Italian race continues Wednesday with the hilly, 184km stage from Dro to Ledro Bezzecca. The stage concludes with a moderate, 12km climb with ramps as steep as 4.5 percent, certainly steep and long enough to split the bunch.
Quick results
- 1. Andreas KLÖDEN, (GER) Team RadioShack, in 15:24
- 2. Adriano MALORI, (ITA) Lampre-Farnese Vini, at 1
- 3. Tiago MACHADO, (POR) Team RadioShack, at 8
- 4. Vincenzo NIBALI, (ITA) Liquigas-Doimo, at 10
- 5. Luca ASCANI, (ITA), at 11
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SafeFlame torch turns water into fire
By Ben Coxworth
November 5, 2013
The pressurized acetylene and propane gas used in brazing and related tasks is highly flammable, and thus very dangerous. You know what isn't flammable, though? Water. Bearing that in mind, the European Union-funded SafeFlame consortium has developed a torch system that generates a flame using nothing but H2O and electricity.
SafeFlame utilizes an electrical current to electrolyze ordinary water, separating it into hydrogen and oxygen gas. Those gases are then mixed and ignited as they exit the torch's nozzle. By fine-tuning the proportions of the two gases, different types of flames can be produced for different applications.
Additionally, the length and heat of the flame can be adjusted by varying the amount of power delivered to the electrolyzer.
Because SafeFlame produces the hydrogen and oxygen right at the point of use, no cylinders full of flammable gases are required. Not only does this make fires and explosions much less likely to occur, but it also means that users don't have to purchase such gases, pay for their transportation, or find a safe place to store them.
Additionally, because the temperature of the flame can be brought down to the lowest level necessary for the job at hand, burns are less of a danger – both to human users, and to sensitive metals that have a low melting point.
Prototype SafeFlame units are currently being tested at various locations in Europe, with a commercial rollout planned to take place "in the near future." There's no word on pricing, although the developers have reportedly found a way of reducing the amount of platinum required for the electrolyzer, in order to help keep costs down.
Source: SafeFlame via euronews
the obvious question, what is the efficiency of this thing in terms of energy in vs energy out as compared to conventional systems (taking into account all the energy needed for getting the gas into the bottles)? Also, in order to crack enough molecules to get the desired flame intensity, how much electricity is needed? Will you require a nuclear power plant???
Simon Sammut5th November, 2013 @ 04:18 pm PST
I'm more interested in their technique for reducing the cost of Pt in the electrolytic cell.
Daniel Brown5th November, 2013 @ 04:43 pm PST
Pretty cool.
I remember reading that there was some concern about transporting hydrogen on a massive scale to power cars (if hydrogen cars take off). This could be an ideal solution there, have the hydrogen stations generate the hydrogen on demand from water, and put a wind turbine/solar panels on top of them to provide the electricity to do so.
fenshwey5th November, 2013 @ 05:12 pm PST
That is hardly news. The water welder must be close to a hundred years old invention by now...
Jens Sigurdson5th November, 2013 @ 05:21 pm PST
Neat Idea - If this could be made to work economically it would be a boon for hobbyists and professionals alike.
Smitty Jl5th November, 2013 @ 06:02 pm PST
any time I ever saw electolysis with water, it quickly built up glunk on the electrodes.
does that mean you need to use distilled water? Tap water has a heap of junk in it that would surely clog up that system
Adrien5th November, 2013 @ 07:30 pm PST
Research "Brown's Gas" its been used for bonding and welding for years.
It's my understanding that the exact ratio of oxygen to Hydrogen will create an implosion, resulting in over a 600 to 1 ratio contraction of the gas into water.
DLK8115th November, 2013 @ 11:17 pm PST
is everybody here telling me that they have never even seen this guys youtube channel:
He has had this flame working for the better part of a year and uses it on a regular basis, check out his videos if you dont believe me.
FabianC6th November, 2013 @ 01:52 am PST
Isn't this what is generally known as "Brown's gas" and, as Jens Sigurdson says above, has been around for many years? It is even being used in cars as a supplement fuel supply, using an on-board gas generator, to reduce consumption.
See your article: HH2 hydrogen technology purports to turn any gas-guzzler into a hybrid - dated 3 Dec 2009
Grunt6th November, 2013 @ 03:14 am PST
As many have already mentioned, this ain't nothin' new, *but* with recent research into advantageous catalysts & techniques that make the electrolysis reaction more efficient, isn't it about time we take this concept into a fully self-contained system? Cars running entirely on water are completely possible, basically by taking part of the energy produced at combustion to use for electrolysis and part for propulsion, right? Isn't it a matter of efficiency? There is enough energy in there, right? Or is the energy required for electrolysis roughly equal to that produced by combustion (or fuel cells or whatever)?
MzunguMkubwa6th November, 2013 @ 05:13 am PST
This process, at least a simpler version was being used in Jewellery workshops 30 years ago. The only issue then was that it was difficult to see the flame, l hope that has been overcome by now.
As for the amount of electricity required, that was minimal so need not be an issue.
Eric Brackenbury6th November, 2013 @ 05:40 am PST
Yes, we had this equipment in our labs over 40 years ago too. We used a hypodermic needle for a torch head. Yes, there were problems with the tip burning off when the production of gas fell off due to fluctuating power levels. But this does not appear to be the story here. It seems this company has found a way to control the flame better. Something we did not have with our equipment.
Grumpyrelic6th November, 2013 @ 06:43 am PST
Creating the component gasses is the interesting part. The explosion risk is overblown (no pun intended) and the fire risk remains. The real danger is in setting the wall on fire.
rik.warren6th November, 2013 @ 08:11 am PST
I wonder if the system would be a little more efficient if they used electricity to preheat (similar to a heatgun) the O and H to about 300+? (depends on how corrosive O is as it heats and the type of material used in the preheater) degrees. Then energy from combustion wouldn't be needed for that heat increase. Plus it would be nice if they had small, relatively low pressure tanks to store the O and H, so you could get bursts of higher energy flame without increasing the capacity of the system. It would be a small trade off of absolute safety for efficiency.
Mike Kling6th November, 2013 @ 08:41 am PST
Hm. I'm betting only purified water can be used without gumming up the works.
I wonder what the difference will be in costs of this vs. a normal system, both at point of purchase and when considering the materials cost utilized over the expected lifetime of the product.
dandrews11386th November, 2013 @ 08:47 am PST
1) Google "Water torch" its already a commercial product.
2) Google Stanley Meyers for information on low power electrolysis of water without catalysts.
I'm glad to see someone else finally picking up the torch..as they say.. and developing the technology.
David Richardson6th November, 2013 @ 09:14 am PST
Good to see Brown's Gas (aka HHO) hitting 'major' media.
This IS a badly needed technology, having MANY useful applications.
I have been manufacturing and selling commercial sized Brown's Gas electrolyzers around the world since 1996.
My machines are very manufacturable, easy to maintain, user-friendly, use NO platinum and generate BG with near 100% Faraday efficiency (they don't even require a cooling fan). I use less than 2 watthours per SPT liter of gas generated.
Further, I sell 'Brown's Gas Book 2' (as an eBook) that has full plans to build your own electrolyzer. User-built electrolyzers are still working after 20 years.
George Wiseman6th November, 2013 @ 09:23 am PST
Let's be very clear nature offers no free lunch.
More energy goes into separating O2 and H2 from water then is ever recoverable by chemically burning the gases.
The exception is the process produces heavy hydrogen or deuterium which may be burned in nuclear fusion to produce 1000's of times more energy then is used to create this heavy hydrogen. Don't hold your breathe for the Mr. Fusion engine that can burn deuterium.
attoman6th November, 2013 @ 09:26 am PST
There is a large group of people that are VERY happy to see the EU 'open the door' for this hydrogen technology --- lending their prestige, to something we've been doing for YEARS..! NONE of this is "News".
Welcome to the 'World of W4G", ('Water For Gas', turning most ANY vehicle into a hybrid). Also known as "HOD" ('Hydrogen On Demand'), used in our cars, Trucks, boats, motorcycles --- heating our homes and cooking our food. Perhaps NOW, ... Everyone will jump on the bandwagon. "The WORD" is out --- and can no longer be suppressed..!
BobCapataz6th November, 2013 @ 09:59 am PST
The real news is that the EU admits that it is massively subsidizing industry.
Next they'll claim that it reduces C02 production.
Slowburn6th November, 2013 @ 10:45 am PST
So using oil to run our machines requires less energy to produce than this method? There's the cost of drilling, transporting and refining it. And as far as I'm concerned its a dirty and poisonous process.
This process is much cleaner. And theoretically, should be limitless. The only problem that I might have with it is the fact that water vapor (the byproduct) is supposedly just as bad of a greenhouse gas.
Snatr6th November, 2013 @ 11:05 am PST
The number that's important is the stoichiometric ratio of hydrogen and air, or air:fuel ratio.
The common misconception about systems that electrolyze water to produce hydrogen to burn in an internal combustion engine is that only the oxygen and hydrogen from the water will be used.
For an air:hydrogen engine the ratio is 34.3:1 by mass. For every unit of mass of hydrogen, for ideal combustion it takes 34.3 units of air. Not oxygen, AIR. Air is around 70% nitrogen and 20% oxygen.
The non-oxygen gasses in air get heated and expand, which is where most of the useful work of an internal combustion engine comes from rather than from the fuel reacting with the oxygen.
The non-oxygen gasses in air act as a "working fluid", similar to how it works in external combustion hot air engines. The process is more efficient burning the fuel in the air in the engine instead of burning the fuel outside the engine to heat air (or other gasses or liquids like water) inside the engine.
With internal combustion, the expansive force of the burning fuel vapor combines with the expansive force of the non-oxygen components of air. That's why steam engines and any sort of Sterling or other external heat engine failed to become the most common form of vehicle power source.
If you've seen that Mythbusters episode where they built an electrolysis device to try running a car on... there's a few problems with how they did it. First off was the device wasn't going to produce enough hydrogen anyway. But then they deliberately went about it in a way to ensure it wouldn't work even if the device had been capable of producing enough hydrogen. They completely sealed the top of the carb and only had a small hose connected, only allowing the hydrogen and oxygen from the water into the engine.
A large V8 like that pulls in hundreds of cubic feet of air per minute. Quite impossible to provide that kind of flow through a 1/4" hose.
Gregg Eshelman6th November, 2013 @ 03:15 pm PST
Nice to see George Wiseman getting some vindication. Epoch Energy from Taiwan deserve some focus as well:
Joe Shea has done wonders promoting hydroxy boost in autos at www.HHOgames.com in Florida.
Understanding why platinum is such a good catalyst will allow nanotech to use cheaper material for electrolyzing the water.
It's platinum's atomic geometry which makes it so special. Read up on Dr. Robert Moon and some research into www.FractalField.com is worth your time.
Darren Walker6th November, 2013 @ 04:43 pm PST
an article full of marketing bs and comments full of conspiracy theory free energy bs. ugh.
Michael Andrew Broughton6th November, 2013 @ 10:48 pm PST
So can you still scorch Creme Brulee with this torch?
Max Mocchi7th November, 2013 @ 01:35 am PST
Also not clear: how often do you need to replace the platinum catalyst.
Otherwise it sounds like a decent idea.
limbodog7th November, 2013 @ 08:04 am PST
Dragging the generator around to make sure I have power sound like a bigger pain than the gas tanks.
Slowburn7th November, 2013 @ 11:58 am PST
Actually this hydrogen torch is different and quite advanced. First it reuses the O2 which most hydrogen torches do not. Secondly it has variable gas production built in. Most are either off or on and some have tanks to hold the newly liberated gases. That variable feed is a huge development. Obviously it uses more electric than the gas energy produced. But when you consider the energy required to develop and compress and the large, heavy trucks that deliver other welding gas this is winner. Also hydrogen can do things that other gases can not such as a cracked ice finish of acrylics.
Jim Sadler12th November, 2013 @ 03:47 pm PST
This gas is called Brown's Gas after Mr. Yull Brown, who is actually the renamed Bulgarian physicist Iliya Vulkov, born 1925 in Varna, Bulgaria, who escaped from Bulgaria to Australia and changed his name. He researched the gas mixture of hydrogen and oxygen, produced during the electrolysis process, and patented in USA his welding generator in 1974. First patent is in Australia. Then he established in 1991 the BEST Australia Company and produced the first industrial generators, with the Korean scientist Kim Sang Yang, who after the Yull Brown's death renamed his company to B.E.S.T Korea, www.browngas.com, which is the world's biggest producer and seller today of Brown Gas Generators for welding, heating, waste burning, (incl, Radioactive wastes), etc., alongside with several more companies as Oweld - www.oweld.com, Eagle-Research, ZAOVEMZ - Russia - www.zaovemz.ru, Taiwan - www.oxy-hydrogen.com.tw, etc.
This gas has several unique properties.
It reaches extremely high temperatures of heating different materials up to the melting point of each material. We have melted and evaporated tungsten and other high temperature materials, we have welded together a steel rod to a refractory brick, which is impossible to be done by other gases, we have cut hard steels, stones and refractory materials and we have seen this effects personally in our laboratory. . There are lots of videos in the net of all these experiments.
Regardless of it's high heating ability, this gas's own flame temperature is extremely low - only 137 degrees Celsius. That's why some scientists call it "cold plasma".
The most commented question related with this gas is the electrolysis efficiency. Is this process effective, or can you produce more energy burning the gas, than you've applied electrical energy to produce the gas ?
All discussions upon this point start and rest on the Faraday laws, stated 200 years ago.
However, today's situation is quite different.
Every day lots of discoveries are been made.
The modern electrolysis process uses new hi-tech methods for activating the water for easier brake of it's molecule, as magnetic, photon, laser, vibration, chemical-catalyst, etc., quite different than the simple immersing two electrodes in a cup of water with a little potassium in it, which actually Faraday have had done, and have used as a base to formulate his famous laws.
So, many people, which science horizon ends to the high school physics textbook, insist that physics laws are unbreakable, which is true. Anyway, nobody is going to break the laws.
There are lots of circumstances to be considered, when you want to obtain a higher efficiency of the electrolysis process.
For example, being the smallest atom in the universe, hydrogen easily passes through almost all known materials. It's a lot of fun when I see generators with pipes coming out, and rubber hoses slipped on, and tightened with clamps. It is enough to put some luminophore in your electrolyser to see that most of your hydrogen produced, flies out in the air through all these hose connections, flanges, bolts, etc.
There are many more obstacles to be fixed too, if you want to reach a high efficiency, and all these fixings cost money. But if you do all them properly, you can produce one litre of Brown's gas with less than 1 Watt power. Depending on the specific material heated, Brown's gas heat energy output could reach 4-5 Watts per litre. Exchanging and utilizing this heat is other story.
Hydroad12th November, 2013 @ 04:11 pm PST
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3 Institut des Vaisseaux et du Sang, Paris, France
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Our model of jugular vein graft in the common carotid artery of hypercholesterolemic minipigs displayed the components of human vein graft disease, i.e. thrombosis, intimal hyperplasia, and atherosclerosis. Advanced atherosclerosis, the main cause of late failure of human aortocoronary vein grafts was only seen in oversized grafts. This finding suggests that oversized vein grafts may have detrimental effects on patient outcome.


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"One Night Love Affair" | ||||
Single by Bryan Adams | ||||
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Released | 1985 | |||
Recorded | April 1984 | |||
Genre | Pop rock | |||
Length | 4:32 | |||
Label | A&M | |||
Writer(s) | Bryan Adams Jim Vallance |
Producer(s) | Bob Clearmountain Bryan Adams |
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"One Night Love Affair" is a rock song written by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance for Adams's fourth studio album, Reckless. It was the fifth single released from the album. It is one of Adams's most recognizable and popular songs in North America. The song peaked #13 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #7 on the Top Rock Tracks chart. The song has appeared on Adams's compilation album Anthology.
The song is about a one-night stand. The lyrics describe the encounter and the subsequent parting of ways of the protagonists, who, the song suggests, are concealing deeper feelings.
Chart performance[edit]
Although "One Night Love Affair" was officially released to US radio in 1985, it appeared on the Billboard magazine's Hot 100 chart at 13 and 7 on the mainstream rock tracks.[1] In Canada "One Night Love Affair" was officially released to radio on February, 1985.[2] The song reached the top twenty on the Canadian Singles Chart and remained in the top twenty for another month. "One Night Love Affair" was the lowest charting single from Reckless.[1]
Chart positions[edit]
Chart (1985) | Peak position |
Australia (Kent Music Report)[3] | 85 |
Canada (RPM)[1] | 19 |
US Billboard Hot 100[1] | 13 |
US Billboard Top Rock Tracks[1] | 7 |
Live performance[edit]
According to Vallance, when the song was first played to Adams' guitarist Keith Scott, Adams and Vallance replaced the line "if the night was made for love, it ain't for keeps" with the line "if the night was made for love, it ain't for Keith". Scott found this very funny, and whenever Adams plays the song live, he looks at Scott and sings the "Keith" lyric.[4]
In popular culture[edit]
"One Night Love Affair" was used on the soundtrack of the film Real Genius, during the scene where the Pacific Tech students attend the Tanning Invitational pool party with the beauty school students.
- Bryan Adams - rhythm guitar, lead vocals
- Keith Scott - lead guitar, backing vocals
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- ^ "Album notes for Anthology by Dave Marsh (CD booklet). A&M Records (A&M 5613).". 2005-10-18.
- ^ Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (DOC) . Australian Chart Book, St Ives, N.S.W. ISBN 0-646-11917-6.
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