text: Bowel cancer in men 'soaring' 02 Apr 2013 Bowel cancer rates among men have soared by more than a quarter in the last 35 years, new figures have shown. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast According to a report from Cancer Research UK, women have experienced a rise of only 6% during the same time frame.It is still unknown why there should be such a stark difference between men and women. Increasing rates of bowel cancer may be linked to obesity and diets high in red and processed meat, and low in fibre.Another key factor is the increasing age of the population.Bowel cancer is the second most common cause of cancer death in the UK after lung cancer.Incidence of the disease has climbed from 45 cases per 100,000 men in 1975-77 to 58 cases in 2008-10, a rise of 29%, said the report.Over the same time period, rates for women have increased only slightly from 35 to 37 per 100,000.The biggest rise has been noted among people aged in their 60s and 70s, who now account for 23,000 new cases each year.However, bowel cancer survival is improving, with half of all patients living for at least 10 years after being diagnosed.Professor Matthew Seymour, from the University of Leeds, said: "We know the risk of bowel cancer increases as we get older and, since we're all living longer, it's no surprise to see that the number of people getting the disease is rising."But when we look at these figures and take people's age into account, we still see that the risk of bowel cancer has gone up in men in the last 35 years. It's important to find out what's behind the rise and what we can do about it.Prof Seymour, who is director of the National Cancer Research Network, added: "The good news is that, thanks to research, we have seen huge improvements in bowel cancer survival over the last 40 years."It's this research that's led to better drugs to treat the disease, improved surgical techniques, the use of more radiotherapy and the introduction of bowel screening to spot the disease earlier, when it is most effectively treated."Dr Julie Sharp, senior science information manager at Cancer Research UK, said: "Bowel cancer survival rates have doubled over the last 40 years and our work is at the heart of this progress."Our researchers have played a starring role in finding new ways to diagnose and treat bowel cancer - detecting the disease early is helping to save thousands of lives. And many of the risk factors for bowel cancer are well understood: diet, weight, physical activity, alcohol consumption, and smoking."She added that the NHS national bowel screening programme had played an important role by picking up cancers early, when treatment is more likely to succeed. © UTV Share Share Share


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By Chuck Crumbo
Published Nov. 13, 2013
AYNOR, S.C. — In fewer than four months, three firearms manufacturers announced plans to move or expand their business to South Carolina, investing $17.4 million and promising to create nearly 400 jobs.
All three companies cited many of the same reasons other manufacturers list for locating in the Palmetto State: dynamic workforce training programs, low business costs and strong infrastructure.
However, the state's political culture that supports Second Amendment gun rights has emerged as another arrow in the state's economic development quiver.
"It very much played a role," said Joshua Sykes, spokesman for American Tactical Imports, which announced in October the company will relocate from Syracuse, N.Y., and open a warehouse and distribution center in Dorchester County. "ATI is in the firearms business, and they wanted to be in a state that has a good Second Amendment mindset."
The recruiting of firearms firms began when PTR Industries said it was leaving its home in Bristol, Conn., because of eroding support for the industry.
On June 24, PTR made it official, announcing its new home would be in Aynor, a small western Horry County town of about 600 people, 28 miles from Myrtle Beach. The project will consist of an investment of $8 million and the creation of 145 jobs.
About four months later, Ithaca Gun Co., headquartered in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, announced plans to expand and move next door to PTR's new shop. Ithaca said its investment would total $6.7 million and create 120 jobs.
Being in a pro-Second Amendment state was critical to both companies, said Brad Lofton, president and CEO of the Myrtle Beach Regional Economic Development Corp.
As part of the effort to court the firearms industry, the S.C. Legislature unanimously passed a resolution encouraging out-of-state firearms businesses and manufacturers to locate in South Carolina, Lofton said.
Although the state's pro-gun rights stance might be a factor in the manufacturers' decisions, the goal of any company is to make money, said Scott Mason, who serves as the Fluor Endowed Chair in Supply Chain and Logistics in Clemson University's Department of Industrial Engineering.
While there might not be a direct connection between profitability and political culture, there could be a correlation effect between favorable political culture and profitability, Mason said.
"The incentive packages a state/region can offer to a company can be a draw in terms of 'Should we choose this location?'" Mason said. "I would argue as well that favorable logistics conditions in a state such as South Carolina can also play a major role, as total delivered cost of an item to customers incorporates many other costs in addition to just manufacturing labor cost."
Josh Fiorini, president and CEO of PTR, said infrastructure, access to interstates and a skilled labor force were keys to the company's decision.
PTR will be moving into a 58,000-square-foot spec building that the county built in Cool Springs Business Park near Aynor.
Ithaca, which is investing $6.7 million and planning to create 120 jobs, will build a 20,000-square-foot facility at Cool Springs.
American Tactical Imports, an importer of firearms, ammunition and tactical equipment to the U.S., said its decision to relocate was two-fold.
The company needed to be in a state friendly to the Second Amendment. And, being an importer, ATI wanted to be close to a port of entry like the Port of Charleston. ATI achieved both goals by relocating to South Carolina.
"This move to South Carolina will help ensure a solid foundation for our company," said Tony DiChario, president and founder of ATI.
The company will be located in Eastport Industrial Park in Summerville. The $2.7 million investment is expected to generate 117 jobs.
Reach Chuck Crumbo at 803-726-7542.

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Middlebury College gets EPA awardApril 02,2013
MIDDLEBURY Middlebury College was one of seven colleges and universities recently honored by the Environmental Protection Agency for significantly cutting food waste below previous years levels. The college was awarded the EPAs Food Recovery Challenge Achievement Award.
In a statement, Curt Spalding, regional administrator of EPAs New England office, said seven New England colleges are setting a great example by preventing more than 2,528 tons of food scraps from disposal by using them for higher and better uses, including food donation and composting. He said the Food Recovery Challenge Achievement Award winners are using food to feed people, not disposal facilities.
The challenge invites organizations nationwide to save money through reducing, purchasing and lowering disposal fees for unconsumed food.
Joining Middlebury as this years honorees were Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass., Clark University in Worcester, Mass., Suffolk University in Boston, Keene State College in Keene, N.H., and the University of New Hampshire in Durham, N.H.
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Nov. 4, 2012
Score: No. 13 Cal, No. 1 Stanford
Site: Edwards Stadium - Berkeley, Calif.
Records: Stanford 17-1-1, 11-0 Pac-12/Cal 15-5-0, 8-3-0 Pac-12
Next Cal Game: NCAA Tournament, TBD
BERKELEY - In its regular-season home finale, the No. 13 California women's soccer team suffered a 1-0 loss to No. 1 Stanford. A season-high 3,790 screaming fans turned out to watch two of the best teams in the Pac-12 battle on a sunny and warm Sunday afternoon at Edwards Stadium.
"Let's credit Stanford for they played a fantastic game today and they truly are a worthy opponent," Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. "I thought our team was outstanding from maybe 10 minutes into the game. After the first 10 minutes, I thought it was a very even game. In the last 25 minutes, we probably did enough to get an equalizer. We'll learn from this. We're looking forward to NCAA play and we're very motivated."
The Cardinal got on the board just 3:20 into the game, when Chioma Ubogagu connected with Courtney Verloo for Verloo's seventh goal of the year.
"We came out and gave them too much space," McGuire said. "As a result, they scored a very nice goal."
Grace Leer had a good look towards the end of the second half and Ifeoma Onumonu had two back-to-back almost goals in the second half. The Bears looked to capitalize on series of three corners, but Rachel Mercik's header was a near miss.
Stanford posted a 10-3 shot ratio in the first half, but the Bears and Cardinal both tallied five shots in the second half.
The Cardinal offense made Cal keeper Emily Kruger work for the junior goalie posted five first-half saves and six overall.
Prior to the game, the Bears honored the work in the classroom and on the pitch of the team's five graduating student-athletes. Accompanied by family members, Lauren Battung, Amanda Glass, Betsy Hassett, Lauren Hein and Samantha Walker all enjoyed a pre-game ceremony.
With its perfect Pac-12 record in hand, Stanford receives the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament for the conference.
The Bears await their postseason fate, which will be announced Monday on the NCAA Selection Show. Be sure to follow the Bears on Twitter and Facebook to be the first to know which team and where the Bears will be playing.


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3 May 2013
Hundreds of entries. Eight shortlisted Pioneers. Thousands of votes. Four finalists. But ultimately, on 2nd May, the only figures that mattered were the five judges and four minute pitches.
From the applause that followed their pitch, it was clear that High Spirit's pitch had been well received by the audience, and when the judges returned from conferring they revealed that they had made a unanimous decision to name High Spirit the winner of Pitch to Rich 2013.
Congratulations to the founders of High Spirit, Joshua and John Okungbaiye! The brothers founded the leather, theft-proof rucksacks following a trip to New York where they repeatedly heard warnings about pickpockets on the subway.
After their pitch, they were quizzed by Sir Richard and the panel of other judges, Pioneer-at-Large and founder of SB.TV, Jamal Edwards; Thea Green, the founder of Nails Inc; Hummingbird Bakery founder Tarek Malouf; and last year's Pitch to Rich winner Dan Watson who had been invited out of the audience by Sir Richard to join the judging panel. In the three minutes Q&A session that followed their four minute pitch, they shared more information about the patent they'd already taken out on the unique rucksack design, how many hours they had dedicated to getting their business off the ground and why they were so committed to making their business a huge success.
Before leaving the stage, they thanked the judges with a rucksack each, including a red bag for Sir Richard and a green version for Thea.
I was very impressed by High Spirit and their innovative take on the rucksack. I'll be using my red bag and I'm very happy to be one of their first brand ambassadors – Sir Richard Branson, Pioneer-at-Large
The £5,000 winners investment package includes mentoring and specialist advice for their start-up business.
The other finalists each received £1,000. Barbara Jones runs Straw Works, an innovative design, building and training company that specialises in using natural materials such as straw bales to create affordable and efficient home and offices. Dr Stephen Terry has established TCK engines and has developed a fuel injection system which maximises the efficiency of combustion and hybrid engines. Imran Merza and Taz Basunia have established The Jealous Life which makes 'sweets for grown ups' containing no gelatine, gluten or artificial flavours.


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Featured Screening: A Kiss from Mary Pickford at MoMA
MoMA's Mezhrabpom: The Red Dream Factory continues with A Kiss from Mary Pickford, which concerns a lovesick movie ticket taker whose object of affection spurns his advances because he isn't famous enough. When Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford come to town, the later plants a famous kiss on the hero's face—catapulting him to national celebrity and sending him on a chase from the ladies. A Kiss from Mary Pickford is notable as a rare crossover between Hollywood and the studio known for its Communist ideology.
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One of Spectacle's most reliably fantastic coteries of live scorers, Silver Process, returns tonight with a live score to Germaine Dulac's The Seashell and the Clergyman. This surrealist film was scripted by Antonin Artaud, who later disowned and then championed the film; it shares a good deal of similarities with Un Chien Andalou, which it predates by a year.
Tonight BAMCinématek's Bresson retrospective presents his feature debut, Les anges du péché, which explores a nun's relationship with a wrongly accused convict.
Bresson at BAMCinématek
Series Details
- Les anges du péché. Details. 35mm. 1943. 96 min. 4:30, 6:50 and 9:15 pm.
Disappearing Act IV at Bohemian National Hall
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- Just Between Us (Rajko Grlic). 2010. 87 min. 7:00 pm.
19th New York African Film Festival at Film Society of Lincoln Center
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- The Education of Auma Obama (Branwen Okpako). Details. 2011. 79 min. 2:00 pm.
- Black Africa White Marble (Clemente Bicocchi). Details. 2011. 77 min. 5:00 pm.
- In Darkest Hollywood: Cinema & Apartheid, Pt I & II (Pete Davis & Daniel Riesenfeld). Details. 1994. 112 min. 6:00 pm.
- Maami (Tunde Kelani). Details. 2010. 78 min. 8:45 pm.
Contemporary Galleries: 1980-Now at MoMA
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- The Egyptian Series and Tortured Dust (Part 1 & 2) (Stan Brakhage). Details. 1984. 63 min. 3:00 pm.
Filmmaker in Focus: Philip Kaufman at MoMA
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- The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid. Details. 1972. 91 min. 8:00 pm.
Mezhrabpom: The Red Dream Factory at MoMA
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- A Kiss for Mary Pickford (Sergie Komarov) with One of Many (Nikolai Khodatayev). Details. Musical accompaniment and live translation. 1927. 90 min. 4:00 pm.
Mayday Realtime (David Cort & Mary Curtis Ratcliff) at Anthology Film Archives. Details. Video. 1971. 60 min. 8:00 pm.
Boys in the Trees Reading (NewDraft) at Film Society of Lincoln Center. Details. 8:00 pm. FREE.
Mixed Signals: Works by Lee Arnold at Microscope Gallery. Details. Video. 2005-2011. Appx. 50 min. 7:00 pm.
Lanny Jordan Jackson "The cave that sets limits to our rage" at The Poetry Project. Details. A one evening series of films selected and featuring live commentary by Jackson. 8:00 pm.
The Seashell and the Clergyman (Germaine Dulac) scored by The Silver Process at Spectacle. Details. 8:00 pm.
Post Mortem (Pablo Larraín) at Film Forum. Details. 2010. 98 min. 1:00, 3:15, 5:40, 7:50 and 10:00 pm.
The Graduate (Mike Nichols) at Film Forum. Details. 35mm. 1967. 105 min. 1:00, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30 and 9:40 pm.
Gerhard Richter Painting (Corinna Belz) at Film Forum. Details. 2011. 94 min. 1:00, 6:10 and 10:15 pm.
A Separation (Asghar Farhadi) at Film Forum. Details. 2011. 122 min. 3:00 and 8:00 pm.
- Shumona Goel & Shai heredia "I am micro" at The Guggenheim Museum, Upper East Side. Closed Thursdays. $18 general/$15 students and seniors/Children free. Free Saturdays 5:45 to 7:45 pm. Ends June 6.
- Media Lounge and Contemporary Galleries: 1980-Now at MoMA, Midtown. $20 general/$12 students/$16 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Ongoing.
- Mark Boulos "Projects 97" at MoMA, Midtown. $20 general/$12 students/$16 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through July 16.
- "9 Scripts from a Nation at War" at MoMA, Midtown. Work by Andrea Geyer, Sharon Hayes, Ashley Hunt, Katya Sander and David Thorne. $20 general/$12 students/$16 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through August 6.
- Frances Stark "My Best Thing" at MoMA P.S.1, Queens. $10 general/$5 students/$5 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through April.
- Rania Stephan at MoMA P.S.1, Queens. $10 general/$5 students/$5 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through April.
- Chim↑Pom at MoMA P.S.1, Queens. $10 general/$5 students/$5 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through April 23.
- Clifford Owens "Anthology" at MoMA P.S.1, Queens. $10 general/$5 students/$5 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through May 7.
- Julika Rudelius "What is on the Outside" at The Museum of Arts and Design, Columbus Circle. $15 general/$12 students and seniors. Open 7 days a week. Through July 5.
- Neil Goldberg "Stories the City Tells Itself" at Museum of the City of New York, Upper West Side. $10 general/$6 students and seniors. Open 7 days a week. Ends May 28.
- View all exhibitions at Museum of the Moving Image, Astoria, Queens. $12 general/$9 students and seniors/$6 ages 3 to 18. Free admission Friday 4-8 pm. Closed Monday.
- Whitney Biennial 2012 at The Whitney Museum. See screening schedule above. Ends May 27.
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- Notations: The Cage Effect Today at Hunter College Times Square Gallery, 450 West 41 Street. Open Tues-Sat 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Ends April 21.
- Beryl Korot "Selected Video Works: 1977 to Present" at bitforms gallery nyc, 529 West 20 Street. Open Tues-Sat 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. Ends May 5.
- Owen Land at Essex Street, 114 Eldridge Street. Appointments only. Ends May 13.
- Shannon Plumb & Marianna Rothen "Last Seduction" at Hendershot Gallery, 195 Chrystie Street. Open Tues-Sun 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. Ends May 3.
- "Radical Localism: Art, Video and Culture from Pueblo Nuevo's Mexicali Rose" at Artists Space. Curated by Chris Kraus and Mexicali Rose with Artists Space. Open Wed to Sun Noon to 6:00 pm. Ends May 27.
- Frank Heath "Post Holes" at Simone Subal, 131 Bowery, 2nd Floor. "Graffiti Report Form" begins on the hour. Open Wed to Sun Noon to 6:00 pm. Ends April 26.
- Mary Ellen Carroll "Federal, State, Country and City" at Third Streaming, 10 Greene St. Open Wed-Sat Noon to 6:00 pm. Ends May 19.
- Charles Atlas "The Illusion of Democracy" at Luhring Augustine, Bushwick, 25 Knickerbocker Avenue. Open Tues-Sat 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Ends May 20.


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Extra footage from our Sandy River film
Our film about the restoration of Oregon's Sandy River, Unexpected Things Come Together on the River, continues to receive great feedback. It was recently shown at the Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival in California.
When we were shooting this past spring, we got so much great footage that there was no way we could fit it all into a 10 minute film. So, here are some extra clips. Thanks again to all of the wonderful people who appeared in the film and helped make it happen.
Fun river stories
Larry Callister talks about his childhood, growing up on the Sandy
Deb Scrivens describes an autumn walk on the Sandy at Oxbow Park
Don Mench, Deb Scrivens and Linda Malone talk about volcanic eruptions, Lewis and Clark, and the history of the Sandy River as a sandy river
What the river restoration means for people
Mayor Linda Malone: "The river is the namesake of our city…"
Mayor Linda Malone: "It means a lot to our economy…"
Russ Plaeger: "The dam removal will help more people connect with the river…"
Russ Plaeger and Tom O'Keefe: "The Sandy is a gem in Portland's backyard…"
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Electromagnetic (Overunity) in the News, 2011
News relating to Electromagnetic overunity systems which apparently or allegedly put out more electrical charge than when is put in, somehow harness energy from the environment in the process.
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Part II: Searl Magnetics Nearing Eureka (Interview) - Searl Magnetics has achieved many milestones in their effort to document the various phenomena that are utilized by the Searl Effect Generator. As they look forward, they hope to validate a final crucial effect of the SEG, and obtain further funding so they can commercialize the technology. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; December 21, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic / Anti-Gravity > Searl Effect Generator >
Part I: Searl Magnetics Nearing Eureka - The Californian free energy company, Searl Magnetics, seems to have made progress towards their goal of building a fully functional Searl Effect Generator. A new video posted online shows the high tech equipment that fills their laboratory. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; December 20, 2011)
- Electromagnetic OU >
Basic Principles of Over Unity Electromagnetic Machines - A new groundbreaking book written by Jovan Marjanovic, gives a scientific view into the world of free energy from electric charges and magnetic fields. The goal of this book is to unlock the secrets of over unity and it is intended to be a kind of textbook for the understanding of free energy magnetic machines. (VeljkoMilkovic.com; December 15, 2011)
- Featured: Superconductors >
Joe Eck Claims Room Temperature Superconductor Discovery - A private researcher, Joe Eck, has claimed to have made a discovery in the field of superconductors -- materials that have zero electrical resistance. He claims to have found a copper-oxide compound that is not only superconductive, but shows signs of superconductivity at room temperature -- a potential "Holy Grail" of science. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; December 7, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic / Events > 2011 > Bedini Conferences > July 2011 >
Renaissance Charge's Bedini Conference Report Found - What took place at the 2011 Renaissance Charge conference seemed a bit of a mystery, until I found a detailed internet posting written by Rick Friedrich. As the organizer of the conference, he gives an account of what took place -- both good and bad. Jeane Manning has also posted her reports today. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; December 6, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Solid State > Don Bell >
Don Bell's Self-Charging Cell Phone - Dallas inventor, Donald Bell, who said he recently received $5 million, claims to be rolling out a mechanism for enabling a cell phone to stay charged, by harnessing power from the surrounding radio waves. He could use someone who could help with the business, technical, and strategy aspects of rolling something like this out. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; December 3, 2011)
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New Advances Delay Aviso Energy Demo - The public demonstration of Ismael Aviso's ambient power antenna technology assisting a hydroxy cell as well as generating heat -- both demonstrating free energy in operation -- is now scheduled for February 2 in the California Bay Area. The event will also be broadcast live, probably through Justin.tv (PESN and BeforeItsNews; November 19, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic / Solid State >
Massive OU Claimed in Freaky Pre-Halloween Video - Only days before Halloween, a very odd video was posted to YouTube describing a solid state overunity system. The video claims that with an input of only ten watts, a kilowatt of output can be obtained. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; November 4, 2011)
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E-car inventor eyes Europe conquest - Filipino inventor and alternative energy visionary Ismael Aviso is eyeing a potentially productive trip to Europe before showing off his inventions to technical experts and investors in the United States next month. Aviso has made online free energy circle buzzing with excitement over prospects of his creations such as his fuel-less, self-charging electrical car and power generator. (Manila Bulletin; November 1, 2011)
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Aviso Reports HHO Progress and Upcoming Conference - Ismael Aviso, an inventor and engineer from the Philippines, has provided an update on his HHO (Hydroxy) generating circuit. He has also announced that he will be holding a conference about his HHO generating technology on December 2nd & 8th. (PESN; October 25, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso EV >
Philippine Government Report on Aviso's Overunity Electric Vehicle Posted - The Philippine Department of Science and Technology has finally released its preliminary report of the tests done last February on Ismael Aviso's self-charging electric vehicle, shown to be 133% efficient, compared to the same motor run off mains power, showing 45% efficiency. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; October 18, 2011)
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Green sidewalk makes electricity -- one footstep at a time - The recycled rubber "PaveGen" paving slabs harvest kinetic energy from the impact of people stepping on them and instantly deliver tiny bursts of electricity to nearby appliances. (CNN; October 3, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Electrostatic > Aviso >
Aviso Requests Expert Help for Equation - Ismael Aviso is an inventor from the Philippines, who has developed multiple technologies that apparently work by collecting free energy from the ambient environment. He is now requesting help from experts to produce an equation, derived from his test results. (PESN; October 13, 2011)
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AlienScientist Discussion Forums GRAND OPENING! - After much encouragement, the brilliant and wise 'AlienScientist', who has produced so many excellent YouTube videos, has now launched a forum that features some experts in the fields of UFOlogy, exotic energy, breakthrough science, conspiracy evidence, and other maverick topics in defiance of mainstream boredom. (YouTube / AlienScientist; September 1, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic / Thermal Electric > Steorn >
Steorn's CEO Posts Overunity Heater Video - The CEO of Steorn, Sean McCarthy, has posted two videos to Facebook that show a test of an Orbo heater that is designed to produce sixty degree water for a shower. In the test, the device consumes one kilowatt of power, with an output in the form of steam. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; October 5, 2011)
- Inventors > John Hutchison >
John Hutchison lab equipment for sale on Ebay - The eccentric inventor of anti-gravity, transmutation, and other strange effects is posting a wide array of his military electronics equipment for sale, ranging from "Antenna Matching Unit--MINI-TESLA LAB!!!" (10 hours left on auction; pictured here), to a wide array of tubes (6 days left). (Ebay; October, 2011)
- Electromagnetic > Searl Effect Generator >
Electrons Ride the Magnetic Wave (video) - Presentation proposes a model to explain how the Searl Effect works. With free energy devices, there are a lot of things going on we don't understand. What do you think about this model? (YouTube / johnsearlstory; September 26, 2011)
- Featured: Lighting > CFL / Electromagnetic > Solid State > Don Bell >
Free Energy for the Downcast -- "One Man's Trash..." Revolution Commencing - Dallas inventor, Donald Bell, has three technologies he's rolling out to make energy more affordable; and he's using discarded items as his building material to give away to Dallas County residents a free CFL lamp with 75-W incandescent output equivalent that runs for 5 days continuous. He also has a home lighting package and a self-charging cell phone that harness power radio waves. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; October 3, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Electromagnetic > Solid State > Magnacoaster >
Magnacoaster Delays Continue - Richard Willis, of the Canadian company Magnacoaster, has been promising to ship solid state, overunity generators for three years, but has failed so far to do so. All these years later, though no units have been shipped to customers. He still talks like this will happen very soon. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; October 2, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Electrostatic > Aviso >
Aviso's Long- and Short-Term Goals - Between two devastating typhoons, Ismael Aviso shares: "My Alt energy R&D ultimate goal is to achieve a self-sustaining Electric car & Power generator system." In the near term, "We decided to focus on building a Fuel saving device based from Hydrogen technology & Highest efficiency E. Car." (PESN; September 30, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Electrostatic > Aviso >
Typhoon Floods Free Energy Inventor's Workshop - Ismael Aviso, an alternative energy pioneer from the Philippines, has experienced a weather-related disaster. A recent tropical system has flooded his home and workshop, and has set back his research and development work by a few weeks. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; September 30, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic / Magnet Motors > Steorn >
Steorn Drops Four Bombshell Documents Validating Orbo - The Dublin based, Irish free energy company Steorn, has allowed PESN to view and report on four documents written by third party scientists and engineers that appear to validate the Orbo overunity technology. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; September 14, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Magnet Motors / Electromagnetic >
Torian Magnet Motor feature page - English translation posted for Spanish description of the Torian magnet motor. "This particular extractor has the particularity of multi-vibration to alternate the magnetic poles. The task of alternating the magnetic poles generally is done through coils, but in this case is by the multi-vibration of the magnets." (PESWiki and BeforeItsNews; September 13, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Hector Torres >
Transverter Free Energy Tuning Videos and More - An anonymous PhD in Electronics teaching a free YouTube video course on Zero Point Energy. The following links will take you to samples of these videos that show you hands on with hardware and scope shots what is going on in the Transverter and Plasma Globe ZPE converters designed by Hector Perez Torres. (PESN; September 2, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Newman >
Solar Powered Perpetual Motion Machine - The user Magnetflipper on YouTube has posted a video of a machine that is powered by a solar panel but which then appears to augment that energy from yet another source, using electromagnetic overunity from a Joseph Newman motor. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; August 31, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic / Weather Control > David Wells > Hurricane control >
Hurricane Irene Mitigation Efforts by Alberto and Dave - Alberto was up visiting David recently on the mainland, and didn't get back down to an area where he could effect the Irene, so it got away from him. David think Alberto's belated efforts diminished the force of the storm, but Alberto said his battery was not yet property conditioned, but is hopeful to hold off remaining hurricanes this season. (PESN and -->BeforeItsNews; August 29, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Potential Differences, Inc >
Thane Heins' Regenerative Acceleration Generator Goes Instead of Stopping - Thane Heins, a native of Ottawa, Canada, has made progress developing his Regenerative Acceleration Generator Technology. With the use of a special coil design, the technology allows for complimentary torque and electricity to be created in an electric vehicle with no extra power required by the prime mover. He says that a researcher was fired from the University for supporting his research. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; August 28, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic / Weather Control > David Wells >
Have the Weather Rangers been keeping hurricanes away? - David Wells' weather modification researchers apparently have been quietly using their inexpensive, homemade devices to steer and diminish hurricanes. Alberto Feliciano in Puerto Rico appears to have the best position for facilitating these effects. What will come of Irene? (PESN and BeforeItsNews; August 26, 2011)
- DIY / Electromagnetic > Plans >
Energy from the Vacuum is stylin' - Jeane Manning writes: "When a serious hands-on experimenter wants to build non-conventional energy converters and asks where to get how-to information, I usually recommend the online Energetic Forums and also the Energy From the Vacuum series of DVDs. Tony Craddock, executive producer for Energetic Productions Inc., has filmed interviews on various topics beginning with the theories of Tom Bearden." (Changing Power; August 23, 2011)
- Electromagnetic / Events > 2011 > Bedini Conferences > July 2011 >
R-charge conference well worth attending - The theme of the July 30-August 1 Renaissance Charge Free Energy Conference in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, was practical uses of the Bedini technology. It did give directions to pursue, and attendees examined applications such as a boat converted to electric. (Changing Power; August 23, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Lutec >
Lutec's Rebuttal to recent "update" report - John Christie gives more info about the validation test by the certification company, SGS; including that their own, certified equipment had to be used because of the unusual nature of the output: "No one else needs the specialized equipment we have because there is no call for someone to identify the voltage gain in a non lineal chaotic system." (PESN; August 19, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Rodin > SkyCollection >
The Many Exotic Coils of SkyCollection - Jorge Rebolledo C. of Mexico is the founder of the organization SkyCollection, and seeks to use compressed starship coils based on Rodin math for energy applications. He has built many prototype systems that appear to produce very interesting effects, and may eventually lead to overunity energy production. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; August 17, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Lutec >
Update on Lutec and Evergreen Enterprise International - John Carter gives a report of his recent investigation into Lutec, which has claimed for years to have an electromagnetic overunity system that could augment energy output, and eventually serve as a base load generator. Basically comes away empty handed. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; August 15, 2011)
- Featured: Hutchison >
John Hutchison and Nancy Lazaryan ELOPE - After nearly a year together helping clear the polluted waters in the Gulf, using Hutchison apparatus and Lazaryan frequencies, the happy pair decided to elope. A brief mention of suspicious circumstances of Brian O'Leary's passing, which transpired the same day, possibly from murderous frequencies. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; August 4, 2011)
- Electromagnetic > Bedini >
Bedini - "Free Energy Generation" - 2nd Edition - Tony Craddock writes: "We are pleased to announce that the 2nd Printing of John Bedini and Tom Bearden's "Free Energy Generation" has now been received. At John Bedini's insistence, the 2nd Printing now includes his original documentation, diagrams and explanations of the Bedini Cole Window Motor, so there are about 50 new pages of material in this Edition. (ZPEnergy; July 9, 2011)
- Best Exotic FE: Electromagnetic / Events > 2011 > Bedini Conferences > July 2011 >
Bedini convention powers up with energy-saving technology - An article in a local paper describes the upcoming Renaissance Free Energy Convention, to be held July 29-31 in Idaho; where attendees will learn how they can power their homes, vehicles and other things on a new alternative energy technology and how to restore most useless batteries. Demos will include a sports car, boat, home-power system and lawnmower, all powered by Energenx's patented motor generator. (Daily Bee, Idaho; July 21, 2011)
- Ink Jet / Solid State Generators > Electromagnetic >
Scavenging ambient electromagnetic energy to power small electronic devices - We're surrounded by electromagnetic energy from sources such as radio, TV, cell phones, and satellite communications systems. Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a device that is able to scavenge this ambient energy so it can be used to power small electronic devices. (GizMag; July 8, 2011)
- Featured: Wireless Transmission / Electromagnetic > Solid State > Tesla > Jackson >
Tesla One-Wire Transmission by Bill Williams - Bill Williams has posted a video to YouTube demonstrating a transfer of power both wirelessly, and with one wire. The demonstration seems to confirm the results of other replicators who are working on Tesla technologies. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; June 14, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Electromagnetic > Solid State > Magnacoaster >
Magnacoaster Eyes July for Multi-kW Solid State Generator Release -- Finally - The Canadian company Magnecoaster claims to offer solid state electrical generators that produce many kilowatts of output, but not a single unit has shipped in the near 3 years they've been selling. With units claimed to be going to customers later in July, can Magnecoaster stop coasting and deliver a working product? (PESN and BeforeItsNews; June 11, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic >
The Wardforce Pathway to Free Energy - Steve Ward has demonstrated a magnetic force he calls the "Wardforce." This force could be considered the opposite of Lenz Law's back-EMF concept, because it can support the motion of an electric motor instead of resist it. Could this be a pathway to overunity? (PESN and BeforeItsNews; June 5, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Emergency Preparedness / Trends >
Free Energy Freedom – Our Power, Our Future - Supporting the emergence of the myriad of game-changing, free energy technologies is a proactive way to help bring about a better world with more freedom and defeat the forces of tyranny that seek to bring about the collapse of free society into a world dictatorship. [Story for Rense.com interview June 3, 9-10 pm Pacific.] (PESN and BeforeItsNews; June 3, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Millennial >
Millennial Research Corporation's Magnetronic™ Generator Emerges - Efficiency, power, durability, and performance are all important aspects of electric motors and generators. By utilizing a novel coil and magnet setup that harvests energy from both side of the coil, Millennial Research Corp brings all of these characteristics to the table with their Magnetronic™ Technology. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; May 30, 2011)
- Featured / OS: Electromagnetic > John Bedini >
Les Kraut replicates Bedini Ferris Wheel and other exotic circuits - We've created a directory page featuring the work of Les Kraut, a test engineer by training, who has replicated and experimented with many of John Bedini's circuits; including the Ferris Wheel, Bedini SG, SSG, Window Motor; as well as other technologies, such as the GEET; and most Steven E. Jones' 8x overunity Joule Thief modified circuit. (PESWiki; May 28, 2011)
- Featured / OS: Electromagnetic > Solid State >
Dr. Steven E. Jones' circuit gives evidence for 8x overunity - Professor Jones has developed a variation of the 'Joule Thief' circuit and has shown evidence that its output is eight times greater than the input as measured by a state-of-the-art oscilloscope. He is open sourcing his solid state design to help speed its development and implementation, as well as to answer the scientific question of where the energy is coming from. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; May 27, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso EV >
Aviso's Free Energy Circuit Revealed - Ismael Aviso has developed multiple variations of a technology that collects free energy from the ambient environment. Due to a massive number of emails asking for more information, Aviso has posted a series of YouTube videos that provide details and a demonstration of his novel circuit. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; May 23, 2011)
- Featured: Grand Unified Theories > Electric Universe Model >
NASA captures giant comet hitting sun - NASA has caught an astonishing image of a comet smashing into the sun, followed by an immediate coronal mass ejection that goes streaming out as if instigated by the comet, in a cause-effect relationship. Is this additional evidence of the Electric Universe model? (PESN and BeforeItsNews; May 18, 2011)
- Featured: Orgone / Aetherometry / Weather Control / Bio-Energetics >
Report on Reich Research from Group in Greece - An introductory paper giving a Reichian perspective on zero point energy, global weather phenomena, free energy, modern science and non-science, misconceptions and associated dangers; as a contribution to discussions involving climate changes, disasters, and the quest for new energies. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; May 15, 2011)
- Featured / OS: Suppression > Electromagnetic > Muller Dynamo >
Romero's Self-Sustaining Dynamo Drama - An overunity.com forum member going by the handle "romerouk" claims to have produced a self sustaining "Muller Dynamo." He has posted instructions, specifications, pictures, and videos of the device. Then yesterday, after receiving an unsettling visit, he announced it was all a, "big fake." (PESN and BeforeItsNews; May 11, 2011)
- Featured: ZPE > Electromagnetic >
Nuclear Catastrophe: How the lack of fundamental research on alternative energy led to a wrong energy policy - In an open letter to the scientific and government communities, a group of eminent scientists point out the shortcomings of nuclear energy as it has been implemented, and ask: "Is there a safer replacement for nuclear energy? The correct answer is Yes! It comes from the revised concept of space – the physical vacuum." (PESN; May 10, 2011)
- Featured: Wireless Transmission > Scalar > Tesla >
Eric Dollard's Talk on Longitudinal Wave Energy - In 1996 Eric Dollard gave a talk about Tesla's Longitudinal Wave Energy at a gathering of HAM radio operators. A video recording of the event has been posted on Youtube. As one of the most knowledgeable experts in the world on the topic, such a rare talk is something to pay attention to! (PESN; May 9, 2011)
- Featured: Classifieds > Electromagnetic OU >
Follow-up on Volunteer Researcher, Jose Ruiz, Who was Looking for an OU Lab - Last December we announced that a single, 34-year old mechanical engineer from California State University, LA, is looking into the possibility of volunteering on designing, building and testing overunity devices. He has given us a report on how that quest turned out and what he's presently doing. (PESWiki; May 6, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Electrostatic > Stiffler >
Stiffler's Space Energy Coherence (SEC) lights up - Dr. Stiffler has posted another video demonstrating how to collect energy from the ambient environment, in this case brightly lighting 12 LEDs. His simple setup utilizes a couple of coils and a "Spacial Energy Coherence" (SEC) circuit along with a small tower resembling those used by Nikola Tesla. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; May 3, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic / Magnetism > Flynn >
QM Power Commercializing Flynn's OU Parallel Path Technology - QM Power is commercializing Joe Flynn's "Parallel Path" overunity motor and generator technology. With funding from NASA, the US Army & Navy, the National Science Foundation, and DOE they have developed working prototypes and are racing toward the market place! (PESN; April 30, 2011)
- Featured: Events > TeslaTech Conf. > 2011 >
TeslaTech 2011 Conference Plans ExtraOrdinary Demonstrations - Along with great lectures will be many demonstrations of leading energy and health technologies at the July 28-31 conference in Albuquerque, including (possibly) Rohner's noble gas engine, Tesla wireless power, HHO augmentation for power, Rodin coils, a Keely motor, Bedini motor, and more... (PESN and BeforeItsNews; April 28, 2011)
- Featured: Prizes > Contests >
Create the Future and Win Twenty Grand! - The 2011 Create the Future contest by NASA Tech Briefs magazine is now accepting entries. By submitting your innovative technology you could attract attention to your idea and win twenty thousand dollars! Previous winners have include the MYT Engine and Litrospheres. (PES and BeforeItsNews; April 25, 2011)
- Featured / OS: Wireless Transmission / Electromagnetic > Scalar > Solid State > Tesla > Coils > Jackson >
Jackson's Wireless Aetheric Power Transmission Open Source Project - To facilitate the replication of these plans, as well as to characterize, optimize, improve, and come up with the zillion applications that can come from it, including: 1) harnessing aetheric energy, 2) superluminal communication, 3) wireless transmission of power through any barrier, 4) anti-gravity capabilities, and 5) creating defensive shields to make conventional war obsolete. (PESWiki; April 21, 2011)
- Featured / OS: Wireless Transmission / Electromagnetic > Scalar > Solid State > Tesla > Coils > Jackson >
Tesla Coils: Unleash the Aether - Nikola Tesla's most significant contribution was not AC power, radio, or the induction motor, but what we call the Tesla Coil - a tool which allows for the power of the aether to be unleashed and harnessed. Now being launched through an open source project. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; April 19, 2011)
- Electromagnetic / Electrostatic >
Bearden: The Real Cause of the Energy Crisis - "In 1891 Nikola Tesla -- who gave us AC electric power, the rotating magnetic field that makes modern motors and generators possible, and radio -- had already discovered how to take all the EM energy one wishes directly from the seething 'active medium' -- i.e., in modern physics terms, from the active vacuum. He was already briefing technical societies that this could be done at will." (Hasslberger Blog; April 1, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso EV >
Aviso Runs AC Motor on DC and Aether - Philippine Inventor Ismael Aviso is breaking down barriers as he continues to develop his ambient energy technology. He is now powering AC motors with DC current and in doing so has solved the issue of overheating in his system. It just takes 0.8 amps at 240 Volts (~200 Watts) to run an 18.5 kW motor during start-up and under load. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; April 10, 2011)
- Featured: Free Energy >
Twenty-first Century Technologies: The Road to Reindustrialization -- From the Ground Up - Artificial Intelligence expert explains the lag between scientific discovery and explanation; specifies a few promising technologies of note, including Brown's gas or hydroxy, Rossi's cold fusion, Turtur's zero point energy, Aviso's self-running electric car. (PESN; March 29, 2011)
- Electromagnetic >
Ken Shoulders on Exotic Vacuum Objects (EVOs) - Electronics pioneer, Ken Shoulders' new paper "Primordial Substance" refers to EVOs — Exotic Vacuum Objects: yet another name for a new electronic effect that's also been called Electromagnetic Vortex or Electrum Validum and "charge cluster". EVOs are considered by the author to be composed of myriad electromagnetic wavelets instead of conventional particles such as electrons. (Changing Power; March 26, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Nuclear > Cold Fusion > Rossi >
Andrea Rossi with Sterling Allan on Coast to Coast AM (Transcript) - On the evening of March 23rd, Andrea Rossi, the inventor of the Energy Catalyzer (a 10 kW cold fusion reactor going commercial), joined Sterling Allan on Coast to Coast AM with host George Noory. Coincidentally, it took place on the twenty second anniversary of Pons and Fleishman's legendary announcement! (PESN and BeforeItsNews; March 24, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso >
Aviso's Ambient Energy Technologies: Frequently Asked Questions - Hank Mills has compiled a FAQ page about Ismael Aviso's technology that includes 1) being able to keep an electric vehicle battery charged while driving down the road, 2) a motionless electric generator, and 3) a repelling force motor; which all use the same "FYMEGM" effect. (PESWiki; March 23, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Magratten PEMM >
PEMM Motor Harnesses Anti-matter and Electron-Avalanche - Gary Magrattan's PEMM Electric motor is said to harness the phenomenon of electron avalanche across a spark gap to boost current, voltage, and power. A unique method of harnessing back EMF adds to it's novelty as it nears production. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; March 22, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Solid State >
Two Toroid Over-Unity Gabriel Device -- Part 1 - David Klingelhoefer has designed and tested a variation of Thane Heins' Bi-Toroid Transformer that outputs more power than is consumed. He has been able to get the primary circuit consumption down to 60 watts, while outputting 480 watts -- 8x overunity. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; March 20, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Radio / Rossi cold fusion / Aviso self-running EV >
Sterling Allan Appearing on Coast to Coast AM March 23, 2011 - With all the crazy stuff going on around the world, with the nuclear plants going nuclear in Japan, and the turmoil in the Middle East driving up oil prices; never before has there been a more dire need for alternative energy sources that are reliable, clean, affordable, and ready to go. Gratefully, there are a number of very amazing breakthrough energy technologies emerging, which we cover routinely here in our news, but which the rest of the media is ignoring. (PESWiki and BeforeItsNews; March 18, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso >
Aviso Interviewed on Smart Scarecrow Show - Gary Hendershot interviews Ismael Aviso about his technology that apparently collects free energy from the surroundings and was recently witnessed by the Philippine Department of Energy. Other updates on this technology, including levitation R&D, MEG video, U replication. (PESN; March 14, 2011)
- Best Exotic FE: Electromagnetic / Events > 2011 > Bedini Conferences > July 2011 >
Progress Report on Renaissance Free Energy Convention - A smorgasbord of demonstrations, talks, build sessions, and other events are being planned for the 2011 Renaissance Free Energy Convention in Coeur D'Alene, Idaho; July 29 - 31. Planning and preparation is taking place now! (PESN; March 9, 2011)
- Featured: Electrostatic >
Electrostatic Motor Power and Propulsion Using Potential Energy of Ions - Mr. Anthony N. Fresco has published a paper and submitted a patent application for a motor and propulsion technology that utilizes the potential energy of ions. No prototype yet. Could the ions in sea water be used as a vast energy source? (PESN; March 8, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Electrostatic / Magnetism >
Rosmary Ainslie's Magnetic Field Model - Combining symmetry, patterns and principals of correspondence, Rosemary Ainslie developed an alternate physics model that is able to reconcile the mass volume ratio of the proton ... She has been able to experimentally prove her concepts related to the electromagnetic interaction by inducing more energy from a circuit than is available from the supply, achieving COP>17 in 2002. Her latest results point to an infinite coefficient of performance. (PESWiki; March 2, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Electrostatic > Stiffler >
Stiffler Frequency Amplification Effect Replicated - Ismael Aviso has developed a system that apparently captures and amplifies electromagnetic waves from the environment to produce energy. Now, Dr. Stiffler has posted a video on Youtube showing what he calls Spatial Energy Coherence (SEC) powering LEDs from an earth ground wire and three coils in resonance. Replicator, K4ZEP, claims it works with RF frequencies. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; March 5, 2011)
- Featured: Events > COFE / Anti-Gravity / Magnetism / Propulsion >
Morningstar Energy Box Announcement - Russian "MEC" Partially Replicated - The Russian energy and anti-gravity device, the "Magnetic Energy Converter" (MEC), was claimed to produce magnetic anomalies, lower the temperature of its surroundings, self-sustain without input, and even produce anti-gravity effects. Its partial replication will be announced at the Space, Propulsion & Energy Sciences International Forum (SPESIF) on March 15-17, 2011 at the University of Maryland, College Park. (PESN; March 4, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Radiant Energy / Solid State > Electrostatic > Aviso EV >
Aviso Solid State Generator Makes Hundreds of Watts - Philippine inventor, Ismael Aviso, presents his Motionless Electric Generator (MEG), reporting that it has been powering around 800 Watts of resistive light bulbs while the battery voltage drops very little, which powers the circuit involved in harnessing this radiant energy from the surroundings. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; March 2, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso EV >
Aviso Envisions 1 Million Self-Charging EV Retrofit Stations by 2011 End - Latest developments of Ismael Aviso include: MEG powers 800 Watt bulbs for 4 hours; OU Researcher Replicates Aviso's Coil-Short Cascade Effect; Intellectual Passport Bypasses Convoluted Patent Journey; Aviso's EV isn't Self-Sustaining Yet; Aviso Aims for 50 MPH Self-Charging EV Kit; Aviso Invites Dark Players to Change Sides. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; March 1, 2011)
- Featured / OS / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso EV >
Aviso Ponders Open Sourcing his Self-Running Electric Car Technology - Ismael Aviso is considering open sourcing his technology that harvests energy from the environment on the fly to keep a 11-kW DC motor running. He said he'll give it three months to decide whether to continue the investor route, or pursue the open source route. Both involve common pre-requisite steps including plans preparation, replication.... (PESN and BeforeItsNews; February 27, 2011)
- Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso >
Overview of Aviso Free Energy Technology (video) - Ashtweth of Panacea-BOCAF has compiled recent video footage, adding a voice-over description, talking about the antenna system that harvests ambient energy from the surroundings, the repelling force, the recent coverage on Philippines Channel 7, and the recent collaborative testing by the Department of Energy. He encourages donation support of this breakthrough team. (YouTube / andrewg85; February 25, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso EV >
Philippine DOE Verifies Aviso's Self-Charging EV - Today, the Philippine Department of Energy tested Ismael Aviso's electric car, showing that running off wall power, the 11 kW DC motor ran at 45% efficiency, but with Aviso's on-board generator which harvests ambient energy from the surroundings, the motor ran at over 133% efficiency -- overunity. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; February 24, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: EVs > Electrostatic > Aviso EV >
How Aviso extracts energy from the surroundings to power his electric vehicle (Interview) - Philippine inventor, Ismael Aviso says he combines the high frequency shorting effect pursued by Tesla, with the back EMF to create a carrier wave to harness ambient energy. He was on Channel 7 this morning, who attended a government created scientific panel to review his technology. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; February 21, 2011)
- Featured: Electromagnetic > Solid State > Steorn >
Steorn's Orbo -- From Permanent Magnets to Solid State Systems - Steorn is a small company based in Dublin, Ireland. For most of the past decade they have been working on ways of producing energy via the interaction of magnetic fields. They have been ridiculed and attacked, but it seems Steorn is moving forward with their Orbo technology. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; February 12, 2011)
- Best Exotic FE: Electromagnetic / Events > 2011 > Bedini Conferences > July 2011 > Promo >
New Promo Video for July 29-31 2011 Renaissance Charge Free Energy Workshop Convention - See some pictures of the Renaissance Porsche Conversion in the day and night, sun and snow, and have a few laughs. See some video clips of the 30 coiler running with extra energizer coils; and see John show the surprise ferris wheel. Electric lawnmower developments and more. (YouTube / rickfriedrich; January 23, 2011)
- Featured: Jobs / Electromagnetic > Tesla > Events > Tesla Extravaganza >
Vegas Tesla Holographic Expo Extravaganza Coming this Summer - James Turner is pulling together an expo and new show genre to go on tour, featuring the life and inventions of Nikola Tesla -- old and new -- which will include a first-time-ever combination of high-definition 2-D screen with holographic projection in front of it, in sync with live performers. Opportunity for finding exhibitors and sponsors. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; January 21, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Zeitgeist > Trends >
Interviews with Sterling Allan on top free energy technologies - Recent interviews on the Smart Scarecrow show and on Red Ice Radio, the Coast to Coast of Europe, address some of the most promising exotic technologies emerging closer to the marketplace, along with ramifications. Discusses water as fuel, magnet motors, gravity motors, electromagnetic overunity, noble gas engines, and the ERR Fluxgenerator. (PESN; January 16, 2011)
- Free Energy > Videos >
The new FreeEnergy.TV site is live! - It's ready for you good folks to start posting your favourite Free Energy clips to. It's easy to add your favourite YouTube clips: just login, post the URL, a short description, etc and new clips will appear on the front page in date order. Or upload a never-before-seen clip. (FreeEnergyTruth; January 8, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Trends >
Gerald Celente looks to 2011 free energy breakthroughs as the beginning of a new revolution - World-revered trends research expert says: "We're going to see ... an energy revolution. ...We're going to be releasing more information in Trends Journal about breakthroughs in new energy that could shift the whole game. It may be as big as the discovery of fire or the invention of the wheel". They will cite PESWiki as a recommended resource. (PESN; January 8, 2011)
- Featured / Best Exotic FE: Zeitgeist > Trends >
Top free energy stories of 2010 and beyond - My prediction that 2010 would be known as "the year of crowning", to use a childbirth analogy, has proven true. Several free energy technologies began popping out, getting ready for market. Join us as we take a look at some of the most exciting developments. (PESN; January 6, 2011)
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The gas cap indicator came on frequently. Then the check engine light came on. There was an emission issue code, so I cleared the error and replaced the gas cap. It happened again the next day. Gas cap indicator until eventually the check engine light came on again. What's the issue. I've been told it is a simple system and it's probably a loose hose. What's my next step? I really don't have the money to take it into a shop.
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1. We need meat to obtain protein and iron.
2. Animals don't think or feel the way we do.
3. Animals were 'put' here for our use.
4. Animal testing prevents human suffering.
5. Culling feral & native animals is necessary.
6. Without animals the economy would crumble.
7. Without killing 'pests' farms would go broke.
8. If we're not meat eaters why does it taste good?
9. If not meat, what would we eat?
10. What would we do with all the cattle etc?
11. How will we feed everybody without meat?
12. Meat eaters are healthier, vegos get sick.
13. Human rights should come first.
14. It's natural to breed and farm animals.
15. Plants suffer too. Should we stop eating them?
16. I have the right to choose to eat meat.
Each of these will be addressed.
Animals don't think or feel the way we do
Our compassion for another must not be limited by our estimation of their intelligence, otherwise we might eat intellectually handicapped people. Not all animals can think abstractly, most don't need to. Extensive tests have proven, however, that with many species the only marked difference from human thinking is language! All mammals have evolved with emotions. It's essential to our survival. Without love and loyalty the young and sick would perish. Pigs forced to live in an area the size of a double bed all their lives are just as unhappy as you would be. All vertebrates feel pain by exactly the same mechanism, the nervous system. To cut a lamb's throat hurts just as much as it would hurt your baby. A hook in a fish's mouth hurts just as much as it would in yours.
Animals were 'put' here for our use
The Bible makes many references to the evil of animal slaughter. Spiritual beliefs are a personal choice and our right, except when they encroach on another's freedom. In other words: You may believe in an inhumane God that 'put' animals were here for humans to abuse but many believe that humans were 'put' here to protect the innocent... and Creation. The species you eat were here millions of years before humans. People have often used their god's will as an excuse for their own greed and obscene behaviour. That's why we don't all believe in the same god or at least can't agree on which ancient text or teacher was the real McCoy. Any god who expects you to hurt animals can go to Hell.
Animal testing prevents human suffering
It's true that without burning out the eyes of a squealing, terrified rabbit with chemicals, some women may have suffered a little discomfort while putting on make-up! The fact is: there is not one single disease that has been prevented by animal testing. In fact the results have often been misleading and disastrous. They tested Thalidomide on animals and found it was.. 'armless!
Culling feral & native animals is necessary
Natural selection ensures the bigger, stronger, more intelligent animals survive. Culling, although a temporary solution to overpopulation, speeds up natural selection by killing off the stupid, slower, weaker ones. Mainly, feral animals are just descendants of unwanted, un-de-sexed pets and no more evil than them. Often the victims of human stupidity or neglect are blamed and punished. Sterilisation practices actually work better. Culling is often just an excuse for a sadistic sport. Cull hunters instead!
Without animals the economy would crumble
That's what they said about the abolishment of black slavery and child slavery. If the World turned vegetarian overnight it could destroy our economy and many would cheer. It won't happen overnight although the meat industry is already dying as people discover the benefits of less meat. Industries will adapt. Cruelty-free meat made from soy, wheat or mushroom protein, is already a big industry in Buddhist countries. It's available here through Asian supermarkets.
Without killing 'pests' farms would go broke
Once again: human need (or greed) vs the rights of 'lesser' animals. Bill Mollison an eminent Australian scientist condemns our present farming methods. Cash crops of one species only, irrigation, chemical fertilisers and mass slaughter of birds and animals, eventually kills the land. If Mollison's Permaculture method (growing food in 'rainforest'-style city/suburban gardens) keeps increasing in it's worldwide popularity, farmers can become permaculturists instead of murdering innocent creatures they call 'pests'.
If we're not meat eaters why does it taste good?
Raw meat smells and tastes disgusting to most humans and putrefies in a long digestive system (like ours) eventually causing death by toxemia. Accidentally our ancestors discovered that burnt animals tasted better and didn't make you sick. Heat breaks down and carbonises the protein, sugars and fat into a digestible/palatable substance. There's a positive test to see if humans are natural carnivores: Put a small child in a playpen with a rabbit and an apple. If it kills the rabbit and eats it, then plays with the apple... it's a carnivore. If it plays with the rabbit and eats the apple...
If not meat, what would we eat?
Only stupid vegetarians would just eat mashed potatoes and peas without the chops. Actually, there can be more protein in the serve of peas than in a chop! Cooking with meat can limit the imagination. When you have to create nutritious meals without a separate piece of protein, the sky's the limit. There are also many cholesterol-free meat, chicken and fish substitutes with a great taste and texture. Cloned, non-sentient meat is a scientific reality, too, grown, rather than cut from a murdered corpse.
What would we do with all the cattle etc?
About ten million head of cattle die, terrified every day in the US alone. That's a lot of wasted life and wasted, trampled land, and wasted forests that were cleared for those poor, doomed creatures, who actually prefer living around shady trees! When the demand for meat disappears animals will stop being bred. Those that are left will be able to return to a semi-wild state like their ancestors. Their numbers can be controlled by fertility programs.
How will we feed everybody without meat?
If 10% of Americans, alone, gave up eating meat, sixty million people, who starve each year, could be saved. The food that is given to meat-producing animals, could feed more than twenty times as many people as the meat from those animals! In the same amount of land it takes to graze one cow sixty thousand tonnes of potatoes per year can be grown, etc. Need I go on? Without meat production everyone on Earth could eat.
Meat eaters are healthier, vegos get sick
The biggest killers in western society are heart attack and cancer. The incidence of heart attack and cancer is 10 to 35 times greater in meat eaters. Many Olympic champions are vegetarian or vegan. Vegetarians who eat properly get less colds, don't get as fat, live up to twenty five years longer, have better sex and don't stink as much.
Human rights should come first
Why are human rights important? Isn't it because we, as thinking beings, have realised that other human beings, no matter what shape, colour or background, need basically the same things and deserve the same considerations as ourselves? Some of us, as thinking, feeling beings have recognised that not just human animals but all animals, capable of feeling joy or pain, deserve those same considerations. Human rights are important because we are mortal and vulnerable. Because we are ANIMAL! Human rights are animal rights.
It's natural to breed and farm animals
According to an American survey: every Macca's 'Quarter Pounder' cost the Earth one hectare of rainforest and used three thousand litres of potential drinking water. The court case involving two people who published facts about damage caused by McDonalds, ended up proving most of those facts to be correct (Watch the movie 'McLibel'). Everywhere animals have been grazed there has been environmental damage. The Sahara Desert is an example of what was, a long time ago, a lush plain, until humans grazed goats and sheep extensively in the area. Deforestation, soil degradation, pollution, etc, etc. I'm sure Mother Nature wouldn't think there was anything natural about farming.
Plants suffer too. Should we stop eating them?
All living cells respond to stimulus. A plant is a colony of cells that are interconnected. When a plant is attacked the whole colony responds before it re-grows or withers and dies. Animals are also cell colonies. Because animals are more mobile than plants they have evolved a nervous system to warn of damage so that muscles can be used to move away from danger. If a tree can't move away from the bushfire or the logger why would it need to suffer? Fruit and foliage has to be eaten to spread the seeds and fertilizer for those plants. Only animals feel physical and emotional pain because plants don't have the physiology to create those feelings. Fortunately Nature isn't as stupid as the people who propose such silly arguments.
I have the right to choose to eat meat
Do you also have the right to rape my daughter? No. Because the law prevents it and because it's immoral to hurt a defenseless being. If it was illegal to kill or eat animals you would no longer have that right, either. Personal rights can only be exercised freely when they don't infringe the rights of others. When they do, history has proven, there are those who'll fight for those who can't. Even if rape was legal, if you tried to hurt my children I would probably kill you. Any parent would. It's an animal instinct. We'd stop you because you have no right, legal or not, to hurt an innocent being. Animals are innocent beings. If you hurt animals I have the 'right' to stop you. At present you have the right to eat meat and I have the 'right' to discourage you. There's a growing number of good people who want to see an end to industries that rape the land and murder enslaved animals. It may take time but it's natural evolution for all humans to recognise equal rights for all sentient beings.
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The State of Texas is slowly addressing a host of issues related to water supplies, transport and storage. As the drought continues, voters will have the chance in November to correct years of neglect in the face of drought, a growing population and increased demands on fresh water supplies.
The State Water Plan includes 26 new reservoirs — each land-grabbing and controversial — at a cost of $13.2 billion. State Rep. Lyle Larson, a San Antonio Republican, is floating what may be a much better idea.
Larson shares a seat on the House Natural Resources Committee with our own state Rep. Doug Miller. He is proposing that 1950s reservoir technology is outdated and that aquifer storage and recovery will help the state create its own "strategic water reserve."
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Rostock Ritz map: Namib-Naukluft National Park in Namibia
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For a Google map of all the lodges in the area, including Rostock Ritz, see our Google map of Namib-Naukluft National Park.
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WHEELING - It is primary Election Day in West Virginia, and polls will be open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. today.
In West Virginia's 1st Congressional District, incumbent U.S. Rep. Alan Mollohan, D-W.Va., faces state Sen. Mike Oliverio, D-Monongalia, for the Democratic nomination to the seat. The nominee will face the winner of the Republican primary in the Nov. 2 general election. The six GOP hopefuls include Cindy Hall, Patricia VanGilder Levenson and David B. McKinley of Wheeling, Sarah Minear and Mac Warner of Morgantown and Thomas Stark of Parkersburg.
Two representatives also will be elected in each local delegate district.
In the 1st District is a Democratic primary among Marilyn S. Boyd, Jerry C. Chaney, Ronnie D. Jones and incumbent Delegate Randy Swartzmiller, D-Hancock.
A Democratic primary in the 2nd District has incumbent Delegates Tim Ennis and Roy Givens, both D-Brooke, facing Calvin Heck and Alan L. Klein.
In the 3rd District, incumbent Delegates Klempa and Tal Hutchins, D-Ohio, are not seeking re-election. Democratic candidates seeking to replace them are Owens Brown, Ryan Ferns, Shawn Lucas Fluharty and Ben Schneider. Republicans seeking the seats are Sam Kasley, Dolph Santorine and Erikka Storch.
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Voters will elect three members to the board of education from candidates Joe Adams, James Lazear, William Schwertfeger, Carol A. Scurti, Frank Ujcich and Lloyd Van Horn.
A race for three seats on the board of education features Laura Greathouse, Toni Hinerman, Mary Alice Jones and John Manypenny.
Voters will elect three members to the board of education from candidates Steve Latacz, Joseph Komorowski, Roger Lewicki, Beth A. Phillips and Thomas E. Gilbert.
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21 November 2012
Ambassador Nishida chaired the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) Working Group on Lessons Learned (WGLL) meeting at the United Nations Headquarters on Wednesday, 21 November 2012. The theme of the meeting was "The relationship between the PBC and the Security Council: Possible areas and situations for advice" with a focus on UN Mission transition in three countries on the PBC agenda, namely Burundi, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Examples of the past and current transitions and the PBC's role therein was introduced by the two panelists, Mr. Nega Berhanemeskel, Deputy Head of Mission and Chief of Staff for United Nations Integrated Peace building Office in Sierra Leone and Mr. Edmond Mulet, Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations. With active participation by a number of member states as well as the Secretariat and UN agencies, the meeting sought to clarify where the PBC's advice should focus in order to enhance substantive collaboration with the Security Council.
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Hi - I'm painting a bunk bed that I purchased from ikea that's solid pine and unfinished. Do I still need to sand and prime if it is unfinished wood and I'm painting white?
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I'm not very experienced, but I once painted an Ikea pine chest. I lightly sanded then primed it, then sanded lightly again before the final coat of a latex semigloss paint. I ended up having to paint three coats before it looked good. However, the paint remained tacky for a really long time. I think I should have used an oil-based paint.
Sand it, wipe it off with a damp towel to remove all debris, put a coat of primer (I like kilz) and allow it to dry. Sand it with a very fine grit to get the bubbles smooth, wipe it off again, touch up any places where the primer didn't cover the wood and let it dry. Apply an enamel paint in a thin coat. Dry for 12 hours at least, sand with fine grit sandpaper, wipe it off with damp towel, let it dry. Apply an additional coat. Dry for 12 hours at least, sand, wipe it off and do touch ups. If you use cheaper paint, you'll require more coats and more work. The enamel will dry hard but it takes a few days to cure completely. We applied this to both a loft bed that we built from scratch and a chest of drawers that was finished but was the wrong color (for that I had to scuff the finish and then kilz it). Neither have nicks in them a year later and they're both in a kid's room.
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Stanford took third place tonight at the 2007 National Men's Gymnastics Collegiate Championships in State College, PA. The Cardinal posted a team score of 218.45, while Penn State (221.00) took home the national title, followed by runner-up Oklahoma (220.20). Michigan (218.40), Illinois (217.30), and Minnesota (217.15) finished fourth, fifth and sixth, respectively.
Stanford began on the pommel horse where Chris Harper led the way for the team with dynamic swings and great form on his travel sequences earning a 9.30 from the judges. David Sender also turned in a strong performance as he posted an 8.95, and despite having to count two falls the team started well with a score of 35.80.
The team then moved to perhaps their strongest event, the still rings. Stanford was able to count four scores over 9.50 to earn a meet high score of 38.65. The team was led by Alex Schorsch who displayed great matleses and an extremely long hold on his back uprise planche to earn a score of 9.80. Sender (9.70), Peter Derman (9.60), and Bryant Hadden (9.55) were also very impressive in the event. After two events, the Cardinal had a total score of 74.45.
On the vault it was Sender once again leading the team as he displayed a yurchenko two and a half twist earning a score of 9.30. Dylan Carney followed right behind and stuck a yurchenko double twist to record a 9.10 and help Stanford tally an event total of 35.80.
The fourth event for Stanford was the parallel bars where Harper again posted a team high score of 8.85. His routine featured a dynamic peach to a handstand, along with great back toss skills and good form through the entire routine. Lucas Hughes turned in a very clean set with a controlled diamadov and a Stutz handstand to earn an 8.70.
Carney again turned in a spectacular routine on the high bar with solid endo and stalder work, ending with a stuck full twisting double layout on the dismount to post a 9.70. Sender followed with a strong, clean endo full and a full spin to an el earning a 9.00. With one event remaining, the Cardinal had a team score of 180.80.
After struggling a bit on the parallel bars, Stanford knew they would need to turn in a solid performance on the floor exercise to finish in the top three. Hadden led the way with his near flawless routine, managing to stick every landing on his passes to post a score of 9.50. Greg Ter-Zakhariants also turned in a very solid performance with a dynamic front double full punch front half to earn a score of 9.40. The team was able to refocus on their final event to earn a third place finish with a total score of 218.45.
Sender turned in top-notch routines on nearly every event to earn fourth place in the All-Around competition with a total score of 54.00. Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons of Oklahoma took the top spot in the competition as he recorded a total score of 55.75.
The final day of competition takes place tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. PT with the individual event finals. Five Cardinal athletes have qualified for eight events, including David Sender (pommel horse, vault, rings), Alex Schorsch (rings), Peter Derman (rings), Dylan Carney (vault, high bar), and Chris Harper (pommel horse). Sender and Carney are defending NCAA Champions on the vault and high bar, respectively.


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Rehoboth Beach — Max Brotman, 12, of Leesburg, Va., took his passion for music with him as he visited his grandparents in Rehoboth Beach the weekend of July 25.
While on the Boardwalk, Brotman set up his keyboard on Wilmington Avenue and started singing to a small crowd. "He thrives on this," said his mom, Sheryl. "He just loves to perform," she said. With a voice that carried across the boards, Brotman attracted more than 50 people throughout the night, including a returning visitor who had seen him play a couple of nights before.
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News of the Year | June 2007
British Prime Minister Tony Blair stepped down June 27 after 10 years in office at 10 Downing Street and 13 years as head of Britain's Labor Party. The prime minister's press secretary, Alastair Campbell, famously told reporters, "We don't do God" during Blair's term- a period that saw Britain lose 67 citizens on 9/11; endure coordinated terror attacks on its own soil July 7, 2005; and go to war in Afghanistan and Iraq as the nearest and dearest ally of the United States.
Out of office Blair told a BBC program covering his tenure: "There is no point in me denying it, I happen to have religious conviction. I don't actually think there is anything wrong in having religious conviction-on the contrary, I think it is a strength for people." He said Christianity was "an important part of being able to do" the job as head of state but said, "You talk about it in our system and frankly people do think you're a nutter."
Blair, an Anglican said to be interested in converting to Roman Catholicism, quickly moved from one post to another that seems particularly ripe for divine intervention: On the day he stepped down, he was appointed official Envoy of the Quartet on the Middle East on behalf of the UN, the European Union, the United States, and Russia.
Also in June ...
Londoners went on high alert June 29 after officers discovered two Mercedes loaded with gas canisters and nails that failed to explode in central London. The next day, a burning car loaded with gas canisters was driven at the main terminal building at Glasgow's international airport in Scotland and caught fire. Two terror suspects were arrested at the scene, one with serious burns, and authorities quickly linked the two attempted attacks, grounding all flights at high tourist season. Six months later, investigators announced that the plotters were linked to al-Qaeda in Iraq, making the attacks the first the group has been involved in outside the Middle East.
The radical Islamic group Hamas overtook Palestinian posts at the Egyptian border and stormed Gaza City. Using weapons reportedly smuggled through Egypt, Hamas fighters captured security compounds of Fatah, the governing Palestinian faction, and President Mahmoud Abbas dissolved the Palestinian Authority's government June 14. The takeover put in charge within Israel's borders militants committed to its destruction and allied with Iran. It also complicated Middle East peace talks renewed by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice that culminated in a conference at Annapolis attended by 43 nations Nov. 27.
Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong couldn't leave his job soon enough for a judge who ruled on June 18 that his botched prosecution of rape charges against Duke University lacrosse players and subsequent disbarment on June 16 meant he had to go immediately. Nifong rose to prominence after bringing charges against the players accused of rape by a stripper they hired in 2006. The scandal that erupted effectively ended the team's season and cost the head coach his job. But the stripper's story fell apart while players' alibis and DNA tests checked out. Ethics charges hit then-prosecutor Nifong, whose rush to build a high-profile case unjustly damaged the team's reputation even as it led Nifong to victory in the district attorney election. One lesson remained: No good comes from hiring a stripper.
President George W. Bush vetoed on June 20 a bill that would have allowed federally funded embryonic stem-cell research. It was the second time Bush vetoed stem-cell legislation and only the third veto of his administration. The next day he issued an executive order directing federal funds to support research on alternative sources of "pluripotent" stem cells capable of developing into other kinds of cells without destroying human embryos. A New York Times editorial called on members of Congress "to summon the strength to override Mr. Bush's veto," which it claimed would "impede scientific progress."
Five months later the Times ate its shirt, and reported that "biologists were electrified" when scientists in Japan and Wisconsin reported that they could turn human skin cells into cells that behave like embryonic stem cells, able to grow indefinitely and potentially to turn into any type of tissue in the body.
The discovery of an alternative source of stem cells, the Times acknowledged, "would decisively solve the raw material problem" and "provide an unlimited supply of stem cells without the ethically controversial embryo destruction and the restrictions on federal financing that have impeded work on human embryonic cells."