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David Billington wrote in
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I've seen on another major news group that posts weren't showing up
from the 1st of August, something to do with google groups changing
things. For me I've followed the newsgroup for many years but have
seen it be virtually dead in recent times and I would assume much of
that was due to a small group of former regulars bickering
continuously and driving people elsewhere. For me having the newsgroup
in my news reader picks up the occasional activity when it happens but
apart from this thread not much has been posted for a couple of
years.


I just keep forgetting about usenet, mostly because of being busy
elsewhere.

Recently, I've been trying to find images or references showing how
metallic etc. inclusions react in warm glass work, because I'd like to get
a kiln by the end of the year, and am trying to pick up some information.
((I took a class but it was three years ago.))

SO, for me, it's not about people bickering - I tend to ignore those. I
just keep forgetting to check here.

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On 7/17/2012 9:33 PM, Beauvine wrote:
David Billington wrote in
:

[snipped]

I've seen on another major news group that posts weren't showing up
from the 1st of August, something to do with google groups changing
things. For me I've followed the newsgroup for many years but have
seen it be virtually dead in recent times and I would assume much of
that was due to a small group of former regulars bickering
continuously and driving people elsewhere. For me having the newsgroup
in my news reader picks up the occasional activity when it happens but
apart from this thread not much has been posted for a couple of
years.


I just keep forgetting about usenet, mostly because of being busy
elsewhere.

Recently, I've been trying to find images or references showing how
metallic etc. inclusions react in warm glass work, because I'd like to get
a kiln by the end of the year, and am trying to pick up some information.
((I took a class but it was three years ago.))


try asking on warmglass.com

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"Beauvine" me@dowmuffin schreef in bericht
...
Recently, I've been trying to find images or references showing how
metallic etc. inclusions react in warm glass work, because I'd like to get
a kiln by the end of the year, and am trying to pick up some information.
((I took a class but it was three years ago.))

Testing is the best part ;-)
Try copper wire, copper foil sheets (anything with copper might work),
aluminum foil, golden sheets. Just remember that you might include air as
well. Just don't try stainless steel. That will NOT work ;-) You can also
test frit, bubble powder, feathers, horses hair (tail), artificial
sweeteners for coffee, leaves (dry), flowers (dry), heat resistant fabric
and so on ;-)

Have fun ;-)
--
Elske
www.elske.nl