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| George Washington and the Cornerstone. From SpiritDaily.com (See link below). |
...the Capitol’s cornerstone was cemented in place by George Washington, the first president, and while that was most appropriate, less desirous is that the nation’s first president was a Freemason who conducted the ceremony wearing a Mason’s apron during a formal Freemasonic ceremony.
While Congress itself was dedicated in 1774 with a Protestant prayer, and sessions these days open with Christian ones, the cornerstone should be purged and rededicated in a Christian ceremony while we still have Christians strongly represented in Congress and thus the opportunity. Christians make up 87 percent of voting members in the Senate and House of Representatives, combined, for the 2025-27 congressional session.
One priest we contacted says the stone has a multitude of dark entities attached to it and that though he has prayed over it several times, a person in the area whose specialty is discernment believes much of the darkness remains.
Here is the link for the rest of the article.
An Inconvenient Truth | Spirit Daily Blog
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I've talked about methods of testing metals. Here is a Sigma metal tester. The Sigma testers are best for coins and bullion bars. They aren't very good for small and irregular pieces of jewelry. The most inexpensive model would probably run somewhere around $1000, so it is fairly expensive.
Sigma testers measure electrical resistivity and compare it to the expected range for a selected metal or alloy. When a sample falls within that range, the device reports it as “consistent.” This makes them highly reliable at detecting fakes that use incorrect metals or plating.
✔️ Strengths (High Accuracy in These Areas)
Very accurate at detecting wrong metals or incorrect alloys. Even small alloy differences shift resistivity measurably.
Excellent at spotting plated items, since the scanner reads through plating and cases.
Fast, non‑destructive, and consistent, widely trusted by bullion dealers and collectors.
False negatives (calling a real item fake) are unlikely, according to user analysis.
Very accurate at detecting wrong metals or incorrect alloys. Even small alloy differences shift resistivity measurably.
Excellent at spotting plated items, since the scanner reads through plating and cases.
Fast, non‑destructive, and consistent, widely trusted by bullion dealers and collectors.
False negatives (calling a real item fake) are unlikely, according to user analysis.
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I thought you might want to see the some of the workings of a couple vintage metal detectors, so I opened up an Aquasound Mac1 and Mac 1 Plus Turbo. Here they are.
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| Electronics of Aquasound Mac1 Circuit Board.. |
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| Inside Mac 1 Plus Turbo. |
You might notice a lot of similar electronics between the two. One is just a bit of a fine tuning of the other.
And also from the TreasureGuide's salvage yard, here are some earphones.
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| Cats on the Beach Wednesday Morning. |
I should have posted the scenic view of the porta potties but you can see it for yourself by switching the camera view.
I couldn't believe how many Cats they have on that project. I thought I saw about six of them the other day. Way to go taxpayers!!!
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You might want to try to catch a glimpse of the Artemis 2 launch from Cape Kennedy, possibly this afternoon around 6:24.
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TreasureBeachesReport.blogspot.com has been averaging well over 20,000 hits per day this year.
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| Surf Chart from SurfGuru.com. |
The surf is down a little. There will be a nice afternoon negative low tide.
This is around the time of year when the surf starts becoming calmer.
TreasureGuide@comcast.net.