Tesla's Secret and the Soviet Tesla Weapons (Tom Bearden) (1988) The long-searched for Tesla secrets have been solved by Tom Bearden. The video contains the specific description of the solutions to Tesla's secrets and the Soviet Tesla weapons. The present electromagnetic theory has several flaws, and it is these errors that have hidden the long-sought unified field theory. The explanations presented by the author provide claity and understanding to related Tesla writings and patents.

In a company so large, there are bound to be controversies, with wages, with attempts to make employees (called “associates” – and early in the history the company offered them stock) pay for some health care (the company has improved prescription drugs recently). There have been disturbing (to say the least) reports of abuses, such as associates being locked in a store, being illegally forced to work off the clock, and allegations that cleaning contractors have hired illegal aliens. There was a segment showing Wal-Mart in China.

A must see documentary that tells us about the facinating cases of UFO abductions, ordinary people being TAKEN by ALIENS. It is strange but all cases are very identical. Why are the Aliens doing this? What technology do they use? What do the EXPERIENCERS themselves say about all this? All this and more in this one of a kind documentary! DONT MISS IT!

This is Leonard G. Cramp's amazing book UFOs & Anti-Gravity - Piece for a Jig Saw (1997) which is a reprint of 1966 classic book on flying saucer propulsion and suppressed technology. Long out-of-print, UFOs & Anti-Gravity is a highly illustrated and technical look at the UFO phenomena by a trained scientist.

A MUST SEE documentary about the American GIANT WAL-MART and how it is affecting the whole country of USA, its expansion to other countries, and its RUTHLESS AGENDA! Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price is the documentary film sensation that's changing the largest company on earth. The film features the deeply personal stories and everyday lives of families and communities struggling to survive in a Wal-Mart world. It's an emotional journey that will challenge the way you think, feel… and shop. Released simultaneously in theaters and DVD in November 2005, the film has been seen by millions worldwide. Families, churches, schools, and small busineses owners have screened the film over 10,000 times and the world is taking notice. See the film, share it, and become part of the movement forcing companies to act responsibly.

THE SECOND collection of FREE applications that I have found VERY useful, some I have converted into no-install (portable) versions, so you can just run them from the folder. I thought I would share my little "box of tricks", I hope you find this as handy as I have found it.. if you like this I can create a collection number 3!

Swiss Knife: a collection of small no.install portable programs
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A collection of FREE applications that I have found VERY useful, some I have converted into no-install (portable) versions, so you can just run them from the folder. THE APPS: Autoruns, Calculator Plus!, context menu editor, Cports, Gradesk, powemenu, Process Explorer, Quickres, Shell enhancer, shexView, Shutdown, Startup manager, Taskbar shuffle, Volumouse, Wassociate, Toggle desk Icons, TweakUI (for XP)

Sure, we all know Star Trek is fiction, but warp drives and transporters and holodecks don't seem altogether implausible. Are any of these futuristic inventions fundamentally outlawed by physics as we understand it today? The Physics of Star Trek takes a lighthearted look at this subject, speculating on how the wonders of Star Trek technology might actually work–and, in some cases, revealing why the inventions are impossible or impractical even for an advanced civilization. (Example: "dematerializing" a person for transport would require about as much energy as is released by a 100-megaton hydrogen bomb). The Physics of Star Trek deserves merit for providing a refresher course on topics such as relativity and antimatter, but let's face it: the reason most people will want to read this book is simply that it's fun to poke holes in the premises of their favourite science fiction shows!

Few actors are as inextricably associated with one role as Leonard Nimoy is with Star Trek's Mr. Spock. In 1975, when he was embarking on a post-Star Trek career, Nimoy published an autobiography with the tongue-in-cheek title I Am Not Spock. Twenty years later, despite a fruitful career as a film director (Three Men and a Baby, The Good Mother) and theatrical actor, he here reembraces his legendary half-Vulcan alter ego. Star Trek fans will find this a, well, fascinating history of the "birth" and evolution of Spock?Nimoy explains the original conception of the character and describes his own contributions to the development of Spock's persona. He also provides an insider's account of the production of the TV show and the highly successful series of Star Trek movies, and offers his insights into why the Star Trek phenomenon has maintained such a grip on our cultural imagination. Nimoy's admirers may find this fairly impersonal memoir disappointing; it touches only tangentially on the author's private life. But this is an intelligent and entertaining look at an actor's engagement with a character who "seemed to take on an existence of his own."

The Micheal Jackson article and photoshoot of the special edition of EBONY magazine, a tribute to Michael Jacksons 25 year aniversary since Thriller.