Video - You’re STILL gonna DIE!

If you haven’t heard this yet, for sure check it out, so true, so enjoy life while you are here! Video. Too many save and forgo life experiences hoping to have them in their old age. Instead, they suffer infirmity or death and the state, the lawyers, the church or families reap the benefits. I like the bumper sticker on the Winnebago, “We are spending our Childrens’ Inheritance!” Let them earn their own way and instill values and a decent work ethic. As a result, the US would have a lot less mischief.

Vaccine Company on Verge of Cancer Breakthrough

I hope these guys can prove this in humans. I’ve known so many friends who died from cancer no matter what they tried.

“Brian Lowe is chief operating officer of ImmunoVaccine Technologies Inc., a Halifax company whose single-dose VacciMax provides long-term protection with no significant side effects and requires no booster shot. Scientists initially injected the mice with cancer cells, which formed huge tumours and made them very ill. Within 14 days of receiving the vaccine, each one became tumour-free and perfectly healthy. The mice were re-injected and no new tumours formed. The trials were repeated three times with the same results.” - Source

Powering your home with lightning

This isn’t a new idea but always a fascinating one. As I recall the problem is storing all this power since it would explode any kind of battery bank. Years ago, some lab was working on liquid molten sodium as a storage method, another was looking into superconducting rings.

“Illinois-based inventor Steve Le Roy has developed a device that intentionally generates lightning in order to harvest energy from the electrical discharge produced. As mentioned in this month’s Business Week’s Green Tech forum, Le Roy took his cues from a coiled transformer created by Nikola Tesla at the turn of the century. Each small three-foot bolt generates enough electricity to illuminate a 60-watt light bulb for 20 minutes. But a full-scale system, LeRoy believes, could power 30,000 homes for a day with just one lightning bolt. Given that the average Midwest thunderstorm releases enough electrical energy to power the entire U.S. for 20 minutes, who knows what the potential is for the harvesting of lightning fields and arrays of bolt conductors.” - Source