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United States Patent: 4706689
Post Date: 2014-06-26 18:00:11 by Lorie Meacham
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"A new apparatus for location and monitoring of humans has been developed. The device employs a unique programmable signal generator and detection system to locate and monitor the movement of individuals. It additionally utilizes a physiological monitoring system to signal a warning for the necessity for immediate help. The device is small enough to be implanted in young children as well as adults. The power supply and signal generator are designed to function at a low duty cycle for prolonged periods before recharging." See more at link.
Fuel Your Independence
Post Date: 2014-06-26 17:46:26 by BTP Holdings
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The way fuel prices have gone through the ceiling... it's no wonder more and more of us are looking for new ways to gain fuel independence. Making methanol from table scraps is one way to obtain it... but is it a good method? Find out the flaws and the strong points of making methanol at home... so you can develop a more successful strategy for fuel self-reliance... from today's Survivopedia article. Pros and Cons of Making Methanol at Home email.backyardliberty.com...HX91istUjxvRy8L0Azw-3D-3D SurvivoPedia.com PS: Remember... in case of a catastrophic event fuel will be more valuable than liquid gold. So if you can make it yourself... well, let's just say you'll be ...
Huge Roll-Out of New Liquid Fuel Called Sun-Gas, Coming Soon
Post Date: 2014-06-25 16:24:53 by BTP Holdings
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If you've never heard of Sun-Gas before, I won't be surprised. The mainstream news is nowhere near it. Neither is Wall Street. But it is the newest liquid fuel - that could offset the need for shale gas - and it will be served at the pumps to power your car... your home... planes and fleets of trucks across the country. How's that possible? Well, get ready for this... According to my contacts at Uncommon Wisdom Daily, over a dozen scientists across the country quietly found a way to harvest the sun's energy and mix it with water to produce this new type of gasoline called Sun-Gas. And it's 20-times more-powerful and cleaner than natural gas. This is historical, ...
Victory in war on cancer unlikely - German scientist
Post Date: 2014-06-25 09:43:56 by Tatarewicz
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ScienceDaily... Cancer 'as old as multi-cellular life on Earth': Every year millions of people around the world are diagnosed with cancer. Each one of them dreams of a victory in the battle against it. But can cancer ever be completely defeated? Researchers at Kiel University (CAU) in Germany have now reached a sobering conclusion: "cancer is as old as multi-cellular life on earth and will probably never be completely eradicated," says Professor Thomas Bosch in his latest research results. The study by an international team led by Bosch was published in the scientific journal Nature Communications. The so-called cancer genes are ancient The causes of tumors are the ...
10 Tribes That Are The Last Of Their Kind
Post Date: 2014-06-25 07:59:01 by Ada
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In a world where it seems like everyone is living by the clock, working for more stuff, and permanently attached to their cell phones, there are a few groups of people who live a nature-centered life, just as they did centuries ago. Climate change and modern encroachments have caused some of their populations to dwindle, but for now, these 10 tribes are still here. Click for Full Text!
Into Darwin's Dark Night
Post Date: 2014-06-25 07:41:59 by Ada
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We Had a Good Run I’m being a pain in the ass again. My chilodhood makes me do it. When I was eleven, we boy kids in Alabama liked to shoot a wasp’s nest with BB guns and run like hell. I guess it stuck. In this column I will explain why the Caucasian race will shortly be extinct, and why it is a good idea. This conclusion flows ineluctably from evolutionary considerations and studies of racial IQ. It is simple biology. The Evolutionary-IQ Perspective As Race Realists have argued at length, IQ is a reliable measure of intelligence, and is primarily genetic. Twin studies, in which identical twins have been raised apart in differing environments, show that 80% of IQ is of ...
Global warming data FAKED by government - see what they fabricated
Post Date: 2014-06-24 17:49:34 by BTP Holdings
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Global warming data FAKED by government to fit climate change fictions Monday, June 23, 2014 by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger Tags: global warming, fabricated data, scientific fraud (NaturalNews) When drug companies are caught faking clinical trial data, no one is surprised anymore. When vaccine manufacturers spike their human trial samples with animal antibodies to make sure their vaccines appear to work, we all just figure that's how they do business: lying, cheating, deceiving and violating the law. Now, in what might be the largest scientific fraud ever uncovered, NASA and the NOAA have been caught red-handed altering historical temperature data to produce a "climate change ...
The key to eternal youth? Researchers reveal worm that can put itself into 'ageless state' - and hope to create a drug to do the same for humans
Post Date: 2014-06-23 07:12:41 by Tatarewicz
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MailOnLine... Worm continued to wriggle about, foraging for food However, cells and organs were suspended in an ageless state Researchers hope to find a drug to control this process in humans The centuries-long search for the fountain of youth has led researchers to an unlikely source - a tiny worm. The nematode worm C. elegans can put itself into 'famine mode' researchers have discovered- a state where it does not age. They say a new study of the phenomenon could one day lead to a drug for humans. A new study of the tiny nematode worm C. elegans begins to explain this marvel of calorie restriction and hints at an easier way to achieve longevity. This image shows a nematode ...
A Mexican scientist has received the World Food Prize for outstanding contribution to wheat crop’s resistance to various diseases.
Post Date: 2014-06-23 03:57:38 by Tatarewicz
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PressTV... Indian-born Sanjaya Rajaram was awarded with the accolade for his effective cross-breeding of different wheat, which has resulted in the crop’s resistance against disease as well as its ability to grow in different climates and environments. He is credited with developing 480 wheat varieties that have been released in 51 countries on six continents. According to the prize, which is worth USD 250,000, the varieties he developed have led to a 200 million ton increase in wheat production worldwide, which increases the availability of food to millions of people. "It's a great honor," Rajaram said. "I'm a very humble person but very honored the World ...
Germany produces half of energy with solar
Post Date: 2014-06-23 03:28:57 by Tatarewicz
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Local de Germany produced a record 50 percent of its electricity needs through solar panel at the start of June, breaking a huge milestone on its march to renewable energy. "German solar demonstrated just what it is capable of in the first two weeks of June," said Tobias Rothacher, expert for renewable energies at Germany Trade & Invest, the country's economic development agency. Analysis from the Fraunhofer ISE research institute showed solar panels in Germany generated a record 24.24 GW of electricity between 1pm and 2pm on Friday, June 6th. And on Monday June 9th, which was a national holiday, solar power production peaked at 23.1 GW, which equalled 50.6 percent of ...
Finding thoughts in speech: How human brain processes thoughts during natural communication
Post Date: 2014-06-22 04:53:29 by Tatarewicz
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ScienceDaily: For the first time, neuroscientists were able to find out how different thoughts are reflected in neuronal activity during natural conversations. Johanna Derix, Olga Iljina and the interdisciplinary team of Dr. Tonio Ball from the Cluster of Excellence BrainLinks-BrainTools at the University of Freiburg and the Epilepsy Center of the University Medical Center Freiburg (Freiburg, Germany) report on the link between speech, thoughts and brain responses in a special issue of Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. "Thoughts are difficult to investigate, as one cannot observe in a direct manner what the person is thinking about. Language, however, reflects the underlying mental ...
Researchers want you to change your car for a mini-helicopter
Post Date: 2014-06-22 04:14:53 by Tatarewicz
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Six institutions funded by the European Union are exploring the idea of small commuter helicopters to tackle city traffic. Swarms of flying cars hovering over cities has been a persistent image in sci-fi. We’ve seen them in TV shows like Hanna-Barbera’s The Jetsons and movies such as Blade Runner and The Fifth Element. But the truth is few people have taken them seriously as a solution for everyday transportation. Until now. myCopter is a European government project that is studying the technical feasibility of small commuter helicopters. The main challenge is figuring out how to make personal choppers easy to fly for ordinary people. Scientists at the University of Liverpool ...
China Focus: 3D printing industry begins to boom
Post Date: 2014-06-20 22:05:47 by Tatarewicz
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QINGDAO, June 20 (Xinhua) -- With products ranging from stem cells, shoes and mini-statues, 3D printing has started to boom in China amid the industry's rapid development worldwide. Qingdao Unique Products Develop Co., Ltd announced that adipose-derived stem cells and corneal stromal cells exported via a biological 3D printer had survived for nine days. Cell-printed tissues can be used for organ transplants or restoration, said Wang Hong, board chairman of the company at the 2014 World 3D Printing Technology Industry Exhibition, which opened on Thursday in east China's coastal city of Qingdao. The four-day event has attracted 110 3D printing companies at home and from abroad and ...
Robots in warfare
Post Date: 2014-06-20 07:14:09 by Tatarewicz
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swissinfo.ch Machines are starting to slowly replace humans on the battlefield. It’s believed fully autonomous weapons may be ready in 20-30 years. And Switzerland is moving ahead with its own research into mobile robot technology. At a recent meeting in Geneva on the threat of killer robot technology (lethal autonomous weapons systems or LAWS), a Swiss foreign ministry disarmament expert said the international community was only starting to grasp the possible repercussions of the robotic revolution on the future battlefield. Laurent Masmejean added that it was crucial to further examine which applications of autonomous capabilities would be desirable, legal and acceptable, and ...
Why Solar Energy Is the Key to Solving Global Poverty
Post Date: 2014-06-20 05:22:58 by Tatarewicz
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Yahoo News Every morning, students in Kunthur, a village outside Bangalore, India, leave home carrying a battery among their books. At Swamy Vivekananda High School, solar panels charge the batteries during the day so the stored energy can be used to power lanterns when the students return home. With access to light—and the elimination of dirty and costly kerosene-powered lamps—families save $100 a year and children have more time for work and study, offering them a chance to rise out of poverty. Solar energy is emerging as a way to give power to the 1.3 billion people in the world with no reliable access to electricity without spending billions of dollars to build ...
Fish-eating spiders discovered in all parts of the world
Post Date: 2014-06-20 01:33:53 by Tatarewicz
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ScienceDaily: Spiders are traditionally viewed as predators of insects. Zoologists from Switzerland and Australia have now published a study that shows: spiders all over the world also prey on fish. The academic journal PLOS ONE has just published the results. Although viewed by ecologists as the classical predators of insects, researchers have become increasingly aware that spiders are not exclusively insectivorous. Certain larger-sized species supplement their diet by occasionally catching small fish. This shows a new study by zoologist and spider expert, Martin Nyffeler from the University of Basel, Switzerland and Bradley Pusey from the University of Western Australia. The ...
Bipedal android outruns fastest sprinter
Post Date: 2014-06-20 01:06:38 by Tatarewicz
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PressTV... Korean developers of a bipedal robot allege it to be capable of outrunning the world’s 100-meter sprint record-toter. The minds behind Raptor, as the automaton has been christened, at the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) say it outperforms Usain Bolt by some two seconds. Bolt’s intact record stands at 9.58 seconds. The machine has been fitted with a tail, which restores its balance on tricky terrain, and sports an inbuilt energy recovery system. The institute’s Park Jong-won has said, "The KAIST's Raptor robot actually runs at the maximum speed of 46km/h which means the robot can run 100m in just 7.8seconds. That means the ...
Tesla's "Mad Genius" Plot to Kill Ford and Chevy
Post Date: 2014-06-18 18:44:47 by BTP Holdings
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Tesla’s Latest Move Shocks the Auto Industry Published Wed, Jun 18, 2014 | Robert Williams, Founder Technology companies typically guard their patents with the might of a thousand dragons. In fact, patent lawsuits have dramatically spiked in recent years as companies rush to protect intellectual property. We’ve even seen the emergence of “patent trolls.” That is, companies or individuals that file patent applications with an eye toward eventual litigation, simply to block the progress of other companies. Heck, look at the action from just yesterday alone… Teva (TEVA) settled a case with four rival companies that were infringing on the patent for its ...
Russia to create electromagnetic super weapon
Post Date: 2014-06-18 06:49:10 by Tatarewicz
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Pravda...Defense strategists place their stakes on high-tech weapons. Nearly all superpowers of the world conduct their works in the development of such weapons. It transpired recently that Russian scientists developed a generator, the capacity of which is comparable to that of a nuclear unit. It is a genuine scientific breakthrough, and it is already clear that the defense industry will not be the only field where the new super device is going to be used. An individual, who is miles away from physics and is only familiar with home electricity, will not be able to imagine the power of several billions of watts. It will be even harder to imagine that such power can be generated by a device ...
New computer program aims to teach itself everything about any visual concept
Post Date: 2014-06-18 06:00:28 by Tatarewicz
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In today's digitally driven world, access to information appears limitless. But when you have something specific in mind that you don't know, like the name of that niche kitchen tool you saw at a friend's house, it can be surprisingly hard to sift through the volume of information online and know how to search for it. Or, the opposite problem can occur -- we can look up anything on the Internet, but how can we be sure we are finding everything about the topic without spending hours in front of the computer? Computer scientists from the University of Washington and the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Seattle have created the first fully automated computer ...
The PhiSciences Neurophone for Only $99 is Coming!
Post Date: 2014-06-17 03:12:29 by Tatarewicz
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CLICK to Join Our Volunteer Group on Facebook to spread the word! $99 NeuroPhone! Welcome to the crowd funder hub for the new $99 Neurophone, in PRE-LAUNCH. To the right is the video that will used for the crowd funder once we launch. Which is anticipated to be late summer of 2014. The Neurophone is not a phone. It's way smarter than a smart phone. Invented by Patrick Flanagan in 1958, when he was only a 13 year-old prodigy, the Neurophone boosts IQ using ultrasonic frequencies broadcast into the brain via transducers you wear on your head. The doctor explains all in the videos to the right. Today, a Neurophone, if you do not wish to wait until 2015 for it's greatly ...
New evidence for 'oceans' of water deep in Earth: Water bound in mantle rock alters view of Earth's composition
Post Date: 2014-06-16 03:45:58 by Tatarewicz
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ScienceDaily... Schematic cross section of the Earth’s interior. The study by Steve Jacobsen and Brandon Schmandt used seismic waves to find magma generated at the base of the transition zone, around 410 miles deep. Dehydration melting at those conditions, also observed in the study’s high-pressure experiments, suggests the transition zone may contain oceans worth of H2O dissolved in high-pressure rock. The findings alter previous assumptions about the Earth’s composition. [Click to enlarge image] Researchers from Northwestern University and the University of New Mexico report evidence for potentially oceans worth of water deep beneath the United States. Though not in the ...
CLIMATE MCCARTHYISM CLAIMS YET ANOTHER VICTIM
Post Date: 2014-06-14 15:39:35 by Ada
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Climate McCarthyism has claimed another victim. Dr Caleb Rossiter - an adjunct professor at American University, Washington DC - has been fired by a progressive think tank after publicly expressing doubt about man-made global warming. Rossiter, a former Democratic congressional candidate, has impeccably liberal credentials. As the founder of Demilitarization for Democracy he has campaigned against US backed wars in Central America and Southern Africa, against US military support for dictators and against anti-personnel landmines. But none of this was enough to spare him the wrath of the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) when he wrote an OpEd in the Wall Street Journal describing ...
Free Electricity When The Grid Is Down?
Post Date: 2014-06-14 12:00:48 by BTP Holdings
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It's outrageous! Thousands of American families lived through a nightmarish scenario last winter. No electricity, no heating, and delayed help from authorities... ==> Too Bad They Didn't Know About This Many patriots are determined to go "off the grid." The problem is... gaining energy independence is just too darn complicated. Right? I thought so too. Until I found this guy... => Discover more... I'm talking about a hushed-up invention... developed and proven by top German scientists during WWII. A crazy guy decided to risk his life making this public. He took his camera and filmed himself while building the device that generates free electricity. => ...
Veteran IT Professional Gives Six Reasons Why the IRS’ Claim That It ‘Lost’ Two Years of Lois Lerner’s Emails Is ‘Simply Not Feasible’
Post Date: 2014-06-14 11:01:49 by James Deffenbach
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A veteran IT professional tells TheBlaze that the IRS’ claim that the agency lost two years’ worth of former IRS official Lois Lerner’s emails is “simply not feasible.” On Friday, members of Congress revealed that the IRS would not be able to hand over Lerner’s emails to and from other IRS employees from January 2009 to April 2011, possibly due to a “glitch” or “crash.” Lawmakers were seeking the emails as part of their investigation into the IRS targeting scandal. Norman Cillo, an Army veteran who worked in intelligence and a former program manager at Microsoft, argued it is very difficult to lose emails for good and laid out six reasons ...
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