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5 Small Power Sources To Choose For Your Electronics
Post Date: 2015-12-09 07:26:10 by BTP Holdings
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5 Small Power Sources To Choose For Your Electronics BIG ElectronicsHow can the little guy on a budget get some juice? There are an abundance of ads on survival blogs promoting this or that new solar generator or whole-home solar installation for thousands or tens of thousands of dollars. That’s great for the minority of preppers who can afford them any time soon, but what about the majority of hardworking folks preparing on a budget? Don’t throw in the towel on your desire for energy-independence just yet. Here are a few options you may be able to afford sooner rather than later, while you save up for the larger toys. BioLite Camp Stove – $130 BioLiteBiolite makes a ...
Sustainable Electric Power
Post Date: 2015-12-09 07:23:32 by BTP Holdings
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Sustainable Electric Power Robert Brenner sustainable-electric-power The quality of life you will have after a grid collapse depends on the choices you make today. In the end, it’s all about choices. You have the opportunity, right now, to make your life after the grid comfortable and worry-free or one of constant struggle to survive. The choice is yours. There are solutions available, and there are people who can help you. But you must take the initiative. What you do after reading this article could determine your lifestyle tomorrow. Sustainable Electric Power You can choose to enjoy a beautiful off-grid home with plenty of food, water, good shelter, safety, security, and ...
The Ozone Scare Was A Dry Run For The Global Warming Scare
Post Date: 2015-12-08 12:29:47 by Ada
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My grandmother told me “Your sins will find you out.” I don’t know if it’s original, but it certainly seems true when you look at the sins of those who created the ozone hole and global warming deceptions. Exposure of the sins is not surprising because many of the same people produced the template used in both cases. It involved creating unnatural scenarios that would eventually be out of phase with natural events. The truth is slow, but it eventually catches up, because, as Aldous Huxley explained, “Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored.” There is not now and never was a “hole in the ozone.” The phrase was a public relations ...
Google tests potential Gmail replacement, Inbox, with users
Post Date: 2015-12-06 06:23:24 by Tatarewicz
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Some Google Gmail users are reporting now having the option to switch their email service to Inbox by Google. Inbox by Gmail offers users features like smart recognition. MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Dec. 5 (UPI) -- Some Gmail users are reporting Google is giving them the option to switch their email service to newer platform, Inbox. Instead of asking users to opt in to Inbox, which Forbes reports offers more tech-savvy features like smart recognition of photos and documents, Google is now giving them the option to opt out. Some Gmail users are reportedly signing in and being redirected to inbox.google.com and given the option to stay. The service is reportedly part of Google's ongoing ...
The Sun could produce solar flares 1,000 times more powerful than previously recorded
Post Date: 2015-12-05 02:43:33 by Tatarewicz
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ScienceAlert... New research suggests that our Sun is capable of releasing huge superflares 1,000 times more powerful than anything we've ever seen – and if one was aimed towards Earth, it would have disastrous consequences. But don't panic, because scientists have also found that while the Sun has the potential to produce a superflare, the pattern of its solar activity makes it very unlikely that it will. "If the Sun were to produce a superflare it would be disastrous for life on Earth; our GPS and radio communication systems could be severely disrupted and there could be large scale power blackouts as a result of strong electrical currents being induced in power ...
China's First Battery-Powered Plane Cleared for Production
Post Date: 2015-12-04 22:17:20 by Tatarewicz
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Sputnik... China's first manned electric aircraft, a two-seater plane powered by rechargeable lithium batteries, has been granted a license for production. The RX1E is designed by Shenyang Aerospace University and Liaoning General Aviation Academy in northeastern Liaoning province, the People's Daily Online reports. One 90-minute charge equals around 45-60 minutes of flight time. The plane has a 47-foot wingspan. It can fly at an altitude of 9,800 feet and reach a maximum speed of 100 miles per hour. The aircraft will be used to train pilots, as well as entertain sightseeing passengers. According to Song Mingkai, one of the aircraft's designers, each hour of flight will only ...
Report: The World Will Run out of Breathable Air Unless Carbon Is Cut
Post Date: 2015-12-04 05:50:46 by Tatarewicz
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Yahoo... As representatives from 195 nations gather in Paris to hammer out a global agreement to slash greenhouse gas emissions, a new study finds that the failure to do so could leave the world gasping for breath. Marine plants such as phytoplankton are estimated to produce more than half the Earth’s atmospheric oxygen, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. For the study, Sergei Petrovskii, an applied mathematics professor at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom, calculated how unrestrained global warming could affect phytoplankton and thus the ocean’s ability to generate breathable air. He ran computer models that looked at what would ...
Scientists debate the future of humanity at international gene-editing summit
Post Date: 2015-12-04 02:27:33 by Tatarewicz
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ScieceAlert... While much of the world's attention is focused on the current COP21 climate change talks in Paris, another international summit is taking place this week that could have an equally vast impact on the future of the planet – and the human beings and animals that live on it. Washington DC is playing host to a huge delegation of scientific experts from all around the world at the International Summit on Human Gene Editing, with today's rapid advancements in genetic science and gene-editing capabilities meaning there's a lot of ground to cover since the last meeting in the 1970s. "There is a great deal to be gained through the use of gene-editing, but ...
Diamonds Meet Their Match: New Substance Harder, Brighter
Post Date: 2015-12-03 23:33:43 by Tatarewicz
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Sputnik... A team of scientists at North Carolina State University have developed a technique for creating so-called Q-carbon, a material that researchers say is even harder than diamond, glows brighter and can have multiple unique applications. Q-carbon is the third phase, or distinct form of carbon, with properties distinct from the other two, graphite and diamond. According to the scientists, the only place where it may be found is in the cores of some other planets. The technique of creating the material was described in a paper published in the Journal of Applied Physics on Monday. A tiny laser beam is concentrated onto a piece of amorphous carbon for 200 nanoseconds, rapidly heating ...
10 megatrends shaping the future of green building
Post Date: 2015-12-03 16:31:06 by NeoconsNailed
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(Looking forward to yawl'scomments here. Some of these numbers sound great, some ominous. Full article at link -- looks endless and opaque here. NN) In my forthcoming book, "Reinventing Green Building," I identify 10 megatrends that I believe will shape green building technologies, markets, government rules, and certification systems through 2020 and beyond. The strength of a megatrend is that we can’t wish it away; it’s here to stay. The key issue is how to take advantage of it. In the realm of technology, the turn to mobile computing after the introduction of the iPhone in 2007 and the iPad in 2010 is clearly such a trend, one that building owners and green ...
Global warming HOAX unravels... globalist science fraud engineered to control humanity, not save it (podcast)
Post Date: 2015-12-03 06:56:24 by BTP Holdings
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Global warming HOAX unravels... globalist science fraud engineered to control humanity, not save it Wednesday, December 02, 2015 by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger (NaturalNews) The global warming being pushed on us by global governments is a science fraud. The satellite data purported to show a warming "trend" over the last hundred years has been fraudulently altered to show a warming trend where none exists. What the data really show are an obvious cooling trend over the last hundred years (see below). But because this cooling trend doesn't fit the globalist agenda of enslaving the population under a system of absolute behavioral control, the data had to be altered to fit ...
LiFi Technology Set to Replace Wi-Fi?
Post Date: 2015-12-02 07:31:21 by BTP Holdings
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LiFi Technology Set to Replace Wi-Fi? Published Wed, Dec 2, 2015 | Greg Miller, Senior Technology Analyst LiFi Tech: New-Age Wi-Fi Set to Solve Connection Bottleneck? Whenever you have an emerging, fast-growing trend, it’s easy to get swept up by the exciting potential and forget about the more practical aspects. Namely, exactly how it’s actually going to work. These days, one of the biggest growth areas in this regard is greater internet connectivity. The idea that we can connect much more than just our computers, mobile devices, and televisions to the web. Cars, household heating and cooling systems, appliances, and much more are all being redesigned to connect to each ...
New Ice Age/ ETs & the 'New Human'
Post Date: 2015-12-01 08:18:46 by Tatarewicz
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Sandra Kyrzakos Entrepreneur and investor Scott Yarbrough began researching the fundamental analysis of oil and natural gas prices to formulate an investment play when he discovered disturbing trends in global climate models. In the first half of the show, he discussed why he believes the changes in the sun cycles now have Earth entering an ice age, and outlined what we can do to prepare for the coming changes. In coming to his conclusions, Yarbrough looked at 'Total Solar Irradiance,' a methodology studied by Russian scientists, and long term sunspot cycles which have been recorded since the 1400s. The lack of sunspots tend to be associated with colder weather, and we're about ...
Scandinavian ice sheet cracks ancient climate change puzzle
Post Date: 2015-12-01 07:12:04 by BTP Holdings
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Scandinavian ice sheet cracks ancient climate change puzzle 23 November 2015 Greenland's ice sheet melting in the summer It's feared that Greenland's melting ice sheet could lead to sharp climatic changes in the future, just as Scandinavia's did after the end of the last Ice Age. © NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/Maria-José Viñas. A Museum researcher's 'midge thermometer' innovation has helped explain why the Earth was plunged into a mini ice age almost 13,000 years ago. Scientists have shown that a melting ice sheet in Scandinavia contributed to the Younger Dryas - a roughly thousand-year-long cold snap that took place between ...
GLOBAL WARMING IS A CROCK OF SH*T
Post Date: 2015-12-01 05:42:31 by Ada
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The real agenda behind the Paris climate summit Man-made climate change is complete BS. Every single one of these climate summits is a total waste of time. Global warming alarmists have been proven spectacularly wrong time and time again. So why should we believe them now? Watch this video to discover the real agenda behind the Paris climate summit. Please share the video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=silfiTY32xo SUBSCRIBE on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paul.j.watson.71 ********************* Paul Joseph Watson is the editor at large of Infowars.com and Prison Planet.com. Click for Full Text!
Third Siberian Crater “Doesn’t Look Like Natural Formation”
Post Date: 2015-11-29 09:00:08 by BTP Holdings
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Third Siberian Crater “Doesn’t Look Like Natural Formation” July 29, 2014 by Paul Seaburn OK, this hole definitely needs to be looked into. A third mysterious crater has been found in Siberia. This one was discovered in the Taymyr Peninsula by local reindeer herders who live in the northern village of Nosok. Map showing locations of the three Siberian craters reported so far. The area is east of Yamal, where the first crater was reported last week, and northeast of the Taz district where the second one was found. This hole is smaller than those two – about 4 feet in diameter – and observers say its perimeter is perfectly round and the 100-to-300-feet-deep ...
Rover Finds Mysterious Dome on Mars
Post Date: 2015-11-29 08:18:41 by Tatarewicz
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8 Comments Holy Buckminster Fuller! Is that a dome on the surface of Mars? A photograph taken by the Opportunity Rover shows what appears to be a dome or dome-topped structure on the Martian surface. Is it real? What is it made of? Does this mean Martians have a football team? Photo of dome showing more of the nearby landscape The pictures were taken on Sol 4073 (Martian Day 4073 or 2015-07-10 UTC on Earth) by the Opportunity rover’s panoramic camera (Pancam). The structure is easy to spot as it sits forward on a hill and is the largest raised formation in the area. Its isolation and surface – which appears to be different than the surrounding rocks and soil – makes it ...
Woman suffering stomach ache and heartburn – doctors find 11,000 GALLSTONES
Post Date: 2015-11-29 06:50:43 by NeoconsNailed
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More like 12k. In India, natch. NN Click for Full Text!
What People Really Think of the iPad Pro: It’s too Darn Big!
Post Date: 2015-11-28 15:16:08 by BTP Holdings
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What People Really Think of the iPad Pro: It’s too Darn Big! by Daniel Bean Editorial Assistant November 16, 2015 With its recent launch of the giant 12.9-inch iPad Pro, Apple apparently thinks that bigger really is better. But do the masses agree? To find out, we took one of Apple’s monster-tablets out to bustling Times Square to see what people would make of it. To the majority of the people we showed it to, the iPad Pro is indeed big — but it’s too big. Of course, given this new iPad’s powerful hardware and “Pro” name, it clearly wasn’t designed for people who just wanted a tablet for casual “Netflix and chilling.” Still, even if ...
This Week in Space: More Bad News for Mars
Post Date: 2015-11-28 15:12:57 by BTP Holdings
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This Week in Space: More Bad News for Mars by Jason Snell November 13, 2015 New Horizons probe (Illustration: NASA) It was a busy week for space news, thanks to the annual meeting of the Division of Planetary Sciences of the American Astronomical Society. Planetary scientists no doubt wore out the “Let It Go” selection on the karaoke machine, but only after dropping some exciting new knowledge about our solar system. Pluto’s ice volcanoes As the New Horizons probe continues to download the massive cache of data it captured as it flew past Pluto, the discoveries just keep on coming. This week, scientists released 3D maps of Pluto’s surface, including two mountains ...
How I Powered My Entire Home For The Past 3 Years... With Nothing Aside From A Few Bags of Grass Clippings
Post Date: 2015-11-28 14:29:43 by BTP Holdings
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How I Powered My Entire Home For The Past 3 Years... With Nothing Aside From A Few Bags of Grass Clippings Hi, my name is Rich Lubbok. And today you’re going to see how a simple invention from the 1800s… Which American settlers used to heat their homes… and to cook warm meals during the long, harsh winters… Can allow you to generate enough electricity to slash your monthly power bill by 70%... 80%... or even 100% starting tomorrow… While keeping even a 4 bedroom home heated to a balmy 77 degrees… regardless of if it’s below zero outside. Now I can already hearing your B.S. radar going off… And I’m sure you’re already thinking ...
Dogs proven to engage in moral evaluation of people and animals by observing their behavior
Post Date: 2015-11-28 12:18:57 by Horse
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A Yale study is shining new light on the complexity of the canine mind. In more ways than one, man's best friend is trying to communicate with his master. Dogs not only observe human behavior but seem to engage in a moral evaluation of the people nearest them. Yale Researchers have put hundreds of dogs to the test in new cognitive interactive studies that investigate just how the canine's mind's function. Laurie Santos, director of the Yale Canine Cognition Center, says that hundreds of dogs were placed in front of puppet shows that would typically evoke an emotional response. The dogs responded to the puppets' actions in interesting ways that point to their ability to ...
12 Hours Before The End Of The World? That’s All The Warning We’d Get Before A Solar Storm, Says New Report
Post Date: 2015-11-28 10:47:50 by BTP Holdings
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12 Hours Before The End Of The World? That’s All The Warning We’d Get Before A Solar Storm, Says New Report Written by: Tara Dodrill Grid Threats 10 Image source: NASA Can you cram in 12 hours all the survival essentials you would need to save your family for several months? That’s all the warning you would have before a solar storm takes out the power grid, according to a new government report from the United Kingdom. The Space Weather Preparedness Strategy report revealed that the warning could be as little as 12 hours before a coronal mass ejection (CME) hits Earth and sends us all back to a 1800s existence. It typically takes one to three days for a CME to arrive, ...
Scientists claim solving mystery of how snakes lost legs
Post Date: 2015-11-28 04:58:56 by Tatarewicz
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (Xinhua) -- Researchers analyzing a 90-million-year-old fossil skull of an extinct reptile from Argentina said Friday they may have solved an evolutionary puzzle about how snakes lost their legs. Their results, published in the U.S. journal Science Advances, showed that snakes lost their limbs when their ancestors evolved to live and hunt in burrows, which many snakes still do today. Some scientists have previously argued that limblessness in snakes was due to an adaptation for swimming in the ocean, although the prevailing hypothesis about snake evolution is that they were ancestrally terrestrial burrowers. In the new study, scientists used CT scans to examine the ...
Medieval Medicine: 1,000-year-old Onion and Garlic Salve Kills Modern Bacterial SuperBugs Read more: http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-general/medieval-medicine-1000-year-old-onion-garlic-kills-modern-bacterial-superbugs-020281#ixzz3sit9GHJW Follow us: @ancientorigins on Twitter | ancientoriginsw
Post Date: 2015-11-27 14:49:15 by Horse
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To the surprise and excitement of researchers, a ninth century Anglo-Saxon treatment for eye infections has been used successfully to kill tenacious bacteria cultures. The ancient remedy consisting of onion, garlic, cow bile and wine might be an effective weapon against modern antibiotic-resistant superbugs such as MRSA. Scientists from the University of Nottingham’s Center for Biomolecular Sciences, UK, and Anglo-Saxon expert Dr. Christina Lee worked together to create the 1,000-year-old remedy found in Bald’s Leechbook, (also known as Medicinale Anglicum) a medical text written in Old English believed to be one of the earliest-known books of medical advice. Middle-English ...
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