Replies to post #13787 on Cdex, Inc. (fka CDEX)

[Xenophon]

WMFT - you can put a pill in any orifice (I can think of one that suits you well), butt that does not mean you can change the principles of physics and chemistry and make a UV fluorimeter read thru a coating of a pill or capsule that is UV or visible light opaque.

Maybe you believe Superman has X-ray vision and can see people inside a buliding through brick walls because you saw it in a comic book you read last week.

Or maybe like Milchip, as a complete non-techincal person, you cannot distinguish tandem quadrupole mass spectroscopy from a Spec-20.

I think it is funny that the True CDEx Longs board has not even ONE single technically-trained person on it. I believe that correlates with your inability to understand the fundamentals of analytical techniques and their basic limitations. Diddy and I try to help you out, butt you are a bunch or blind mice leading each other in circular flights of fantasy.

The FACT that there are no technically-trained people on True CDEx Longs is no coincidence. The LOCH/CDEx stories are much easier to sell to impressionable realtors, ball players, retirees, and chiropractors.

[Xenophon]

Posted by: whitemanfromtown
In reply to: d4diddy who wrote msg# 13785 Date:8/10/2006 11:56:26 PM
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I have seen other than this. I saw a pill go into the machine.


Ahem!


Jim Griffon sez:" For an example, our technology using ultraviolet light works very well with liquids because liquids tend not to absorb the energy from ultraviolet light radiation. Ultraviolet light does not work universally well with pills and tablets because many of the pills have coatings on them, okay, that the ultraviolet light cannot penetrate."

CDEx sez:"Pursuant to the Agreement, ASD grants CDEX a worldwide, non-exclusive, non-transferable (with certain exceptions) license, without the right to sublicense, under certain licensed patents, to make, have made, use, offer to sell, sell and otherwise distribute and import certain licensed products, including CDEX's Valimed System, in the area of verifying LIQUID pharmaceuticals.


Ahem!

[Xenophon]

DiddysamaPresidentCoChairman,

'Member when Whiteman was discussin one of his diligence demos that impressed him ("I've seen it work") wherein he was claiming he saw ValiMed used to analyze a solid pill:

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=12594512

Man, some of those older messages were/are really funny.

Sum peeples are just so easily conned.