I bought a magnetic necklace this weekend and I'm shocked...?
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It makes sense to me, because we do have an electrical energy field around us. I have tried the magnetic bracelet and didn't find any difference for myself, but my friends even bought a magnetic mattress pad and they swear by it-I think they affect different people differently. Some medicines work for some people, and don't for others. Some diets work well for some people, and not for others. I think this is the same case scenario. It's great that it's working!
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that's sweet here i think is a link for a patent. I was thinking on how to make something like that, accelerating itself but i failed :P another of my questions was proven wrong leading me to the conclusion it is impossible for magnets to be used in mine.\n\nhttp://www.inventhelp.com/contactform_patent.asp?id=106&wcw=overture&GCID=S17330x002&KEYWORD=patent+office&MATCHTYPE=search
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Oh gosh, I know this may seem awful (and believe me...I was going to kill him at the time). It was 2 years ago and my boy friend and I were exchanging gifts on our 2 year anniversary. I got him a nice watch and he handed me a box and some jewelry cleaner. Of course I got all excited and giddy because I knew there was an engagement ring in the box. I opened it and guess what...a 25 cent ring from a gumball machine was in there. I was sooooooo pissed! I said that's it? And he said "YEP!" Then I said, "this is not an engagement ring?" and he said "I'm not ready to get married yet!" I was so mad I was about to cry. He let me think like this for about 2 hours and then he saw me cry. He said "I CAN'T TAKE IT NO MORE!!! KELLY OPEN UP THE JEWELRY CLEANER!!" I did and there was the real ring. He then got down on one knee and said "I was trying to be romantic but I screwed things up, I love you and I am sorry, will you marry me?" I wanted to kill him then but now I laugh at it. We are getting married in May! :)
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Check with a couple of local jewlers, shop around and get some info before you commit, they will talk to you and help you out, plus ALLWAYS negotiate the price most will move, just tell them that "that one is the one I really want but it is a bit higher than I can do now and will have to wait", it works, try it  xoffice.com
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these are really beautiful (Hot Diamonds silver necklaces) and they come in an expensive looking box too.\n\nhttp://www.dotjewellery.com/shop/frameset.asp?gclid=CM2wr8aUlYgCFRZrQwodJC-X_A\n\nThey are a really good company, I've had things from there in the past and hot diamonds is a very nice brand.
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It used to be a very common occurrence with the wind up watches made years ago.\nYou can take the watch to a jeweler and have it de-magnetized and it will run again , for someone else. Putting it back on the person who magnetized it in the first place will just put it back in the non usable situation again.\n\nIt's unfortunate but the condition is not something you can change.\nHowever take hope! Some of these people can successfully wear pendant watches hanging by a chain around the neck.
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Magnets have no effect on your body whatsoever.  But feel free to fool yourself into thinking they'll do something anyway.  Science doesn't have the answers, turn to pseudoscience.
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Try this. Iron when combined with other metal elements becomes non-magnetic, yet with varying of the same elements is quite attracted to the magnet.Name the divisions of the metals and explain why.
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I would say just be happy that you have a man that would buy you nice things, but if it's just killing you to know, take it to a reputable jeweler to get it appraised, but be careful about leaving it over night because I saw a 20/20 report about jewelers taking out real stones and replacing them with crap and if yours is real you may get ripped off.
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Wow!\nWell... you should get media support I think. Talk to local radio stations and even newspapers. You could auction it off online (at ebay), or maybe also ask for support from professional local agencies, considering this is an item that might be interesting to a lot of people.\nNow, what you have to be careful with, is proving that that hat actually belonged to Selena, and that you obtained it fairly. If it was a gift, this might be a little complicated. And if it was a gift by someone like Yolanda Saldivar (with a not very pleasant public record and police history), this might be a little delicate.\nI really can't tell you much more, but special agencies can help you with this. You don't want to face charges or accusatios for lying or offering a fake item, that hat may have been obtained improperly before it got to your hands. Your good action might turn into an ugly problem if you don't have everything clear!\nBe careful with this! And look for local auction houses. \n\nGood luck!
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That's very interesting.  I haven't heard of anyone with this problem, but it is interesting nonetheless.  I have some background in physics, and I'm not aware of any known scientific reason why that could be even remotely possible.  In my field, we often look for other more ordinary reasons why some phenomenon is occuring.  For example, it's possible that you've simply had bad luck with CD players.  Were all your CD players made in Bangladesh by any chance?  I've had some made there, and they all broke too, lol.  Car windows and radios malfunctioning could also likely be attributed to GM.  Trust me, I've been there too, lol.  Also, in the case of the car window, it could be your technique in operating the power windows.  Was there a child safety lock on the window that was locked at the time your mom was trying to roll them up?  I use the child safety lock in my car so my kids can't play with the power windows, and sometimes I forget it's on and I can't roll down the windows when I'm at the BK drive-thru, and I get so angry, I try screaming through the closed window, lol.  But seriously, when I get hungry I get a temper, and if I take it out on my kids one more time, I could loose custody, and I can't just keep blaming GM. \n\nAfter we explore the most common, earthly explanations for a particular phenomenon, we often find a perfectly acceptable answer, but sometimes we don't.  Science doesn't have all the answers yet.  The human body does have an electric charge, complete with an electromagnetic field.  I could see a slight possibility that if a person's electromagnetic field is exceptionally strong, it might interfere with electronics, although I think that's a long shot.  I've heard that sleeping on a bed of magnets, or wearing magnets in your clothing can correct electromagnetic imbalances, but there's no scientific proof to back that up.  I would say that there's nothing wrong with you that's causing electronics to malfunction, and it's more likely that you've just had bad luck with electronics.  But anything's possible.
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well, if you like him, and he likes you, then it's perfect! Don't wait till something happens. Before you know he might be taken. Take some thought into it and talk to him. You might feel something inside of you. (that's called 'love')\nSo don't give his necklace back. He knows your worth giving it to. :)
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your a idiot. why dont you let her buy a huge fake one and stick you with it, and see how you like it
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Don't worry, there is nothing wrong with your monitor/TV.  It will likely be like this for a while ... you can also take it to a TV repair shop (call a Bust Buy, Circut City or Radio Shack as well) ... for a few bucks or like for free, they'll literally wave a little wand around it to reset the magnetic waves ... that's all it is.  I did the same thing to my TV and was actually playing around with a magnet right before I was getting ready to pitch it and I mysteriously fixed it myself !  \n\nYou might try that ... it's not causing any permanent harm, but if it get's frustrating, take it in someplace and tell them what happened, it will take them like 4 seconds to fix it and they won't even have to touch it !\n\nGood luck.\n\n-- Alan
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to figure it out look for a "pt" or "plat" stamp.\nMost new platinum jewelry has a cobalt alloy blend and will have a "pt 950" or "plat 950" stamp inside the ring band. A good test you can do to check if it's got cobalt is to put it to a strong magnet. Cobalt is highly magnetic.
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My former mother-in-law gave me a "pearl" ring that consisted of a "gold" elastic band with about 10 fake pearls on the top. \n\nShe also gave me a Felix the Cat clock whose eyes moved back and forth, along with the tail moving. It was black with rhinestones all over it. ME-OW.
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I have one that I am thinking about selling. I have never worn it, but it's really pretty. (guys watch.. I'm a girl) What were you thinking about spending? e-mail me.\ntxaggie2514@yahoo.com