As with the skateboards, hover board operators will be responsible for their skill level and thus need to consider this before trying any outrageously radical tricks or maneuvers. The rider provides the propulsion on a skateboard, but on a hoverboard, they will provide less propulsion, but rather assistance only for the hoverboard like a powered skateboard.

The rider will of course be in charge of Steering and Control on a hover board, but the board will fly and this means softer landings, more air off the ramps and new tricks that have never even been thought of. But realize too with better performance will come serious injuries whne mistakes are made and thus more skill, practice and perhaps high-tech training tools need to also be discussed prior to “off the chart” radical maneuvers by advanced and non-advanced riders.

Hoverboard instructors and trainers and digital training tools, eLearning tools and virtual reality simulators will add billions of dollars to the industry and thousands of potential jobs. Hoverboards may be outfitted with haptic sensors on the surface to sense the riders weight distribution as he or she leans on one or more parts of the board, thus anticipating the riders needs and adjusting accordingly and storing the information in memory by learning to work with a specific rider thru the employment of Artificial Intelligence strategies.

The introduction of Artificial Intelligence into the stability control system and hoverboard’s operating System will provide a smoother ride and become one with the operator for better execution of tricks and maneuvers and a more pleasurable ride. These systems are available and are quite simple in fact, considering their abilities.

L. Winslow is a Technology Advisor to the Online Think Tank, a Futurist and retired entrepreneur. Currently he is planning a bicycle ride across the US to raise money for charity and is sponsored by http://www.Calling-Plans.com and all the proceeds will go to various charities who sign up.

How long is a day?

The right viewpoint not only makes clear the small size of this world in relation to the whole plan of creation; it shows the unimportance of time.

To inhabitants of earth there is some value in the measure of years. But to a person who lives in harmony with the laws of nature, there can be no such thing as the duration of time measured in increments of a few hundred years. They know that it took 3 billion years to reduce the temperature of a planet to allow life forms to exist; and they know that, after the planet loses warmth, it cannot sustain life; after which it requires 3 billion more years to bring it to a state were the sun will absorb it and start the life making process all over again. No planet can sustain life more than a few million years, and yet billions of years are required to make the brief living period possible. This is a real perspective on life.

Billions of years must pass in the evolution of our planet Natural law encourages you to see things in true viewpoint, in universal time. Then a day is not perceptible, nor a year, as that is merely one revolution of the earth around the sun. Nothing complete happens in the universe in that earthly year. Only the smallest fragment of something occurs. A century of time on this globe is but a fraction of a second in the universal period. This is real, a fact that helps put life in perspective, and now the universal viewpoint in nature begins to mean something.

If a person can be true to this viewpoint, they will see that our planet eventually grows cold and gets drawn into the mass of the sun. So all the hard work we are doing to make this a better place, will, and must eventually become a waste of time. All our efforts will be burnt in the heat of the sun, along with those beings who are still here, worrying about sustainable growth, organic crops and humanitarian expressions. It’ll be the ultimate war to see who can get off the planet before it cooks in the heat of the sun.

A person who really studies Universal Law will acknowledge that this intense heat will destroy the earth, send the dust back out into space (the real meaning of ashes to ashes - dust to dust) and then from this dust new planets will be formed. They will take shape again under different conditions and eventually cool down enough for new worlds to become populated with new beings, and eventually those worlds will cool off once more, lose all the life, get drawn to the sun and so repeat the cycle. This is all part of a days work in universal time.

Can you grasp it? It is written many times in history. The earth was created in 7 days. But these aren’t human days, they are galactic days. Each day in universal time is 3 billion years of earth time. That’s 21 billion years of earth time to create a week in universal time. This is the exact amount of time scientist confirm that it takes for a planet such as ours to form from universal dust.

So your lifespan in universal time is virtually immeasurable. In that fragment of time, you are born pass-through into youth, then arrive at death. Three or four generations of humans still can’t be measured against the huge clock that tics in the universe, natures time line.

This is the essential perspective for personal harmony. With natures perspective you’ll laugh at the idea of people who don’t do what they love or who spend time worrying and struggling for righteousness and superiority. All for a whole single milli-second span in universal time. Yet that is what we have been doing for years here on earth. We think we have cares and that the ultimate aim is to get all bent out of shape trying to grab a piece of the action.

What we worry and care about, when we look at it in the larger scale, is often absolute trivia. And with this awareness you can look in awe and celebrate that beauty. Beauty is free, personal harmony is what life is meant to feel like. Babies laughing, flowers blooming, people competing. You don’t win business by being tired and grumpy, overworking or over trying. Your relationships won’t thrive on taking everything personally, or trying to be someone you are not.

Look for the big picture.

Natures law.

Chris Walker is a world leading change agent, an environmentalist and author of more than 20 books. Born and bred in Australia, he consults to people and organisations throughout the world on improved relationships, health and lifestyle through the application of the Universal laws of Nature. The result he offers is that we stay balanced, share loving relationships, work with passion, enjoy success, and live our personal truth. To learn more about Chris’s work and journeys to Nepal, visit http://www.chriswalker.com.au

My advice is: Don’t get started in affiliate marketing until you read this!

This is the take on affiliate marketing from someone who did not know what affiliate marketing was until two weeks ago.

My story is the same as everyone else’s. I went online desperate for a way to make more money without having to leave home.

I spend probably about 2 to 3 hours a day on the computer, most of that Internet surfing. So, I thought, why not make it profitable?

I did some more surfing and Googled “home based business no startup” ( my resources right now are very limited). What I found changed the way I look at the Internet and marketing in general forever.

First, there is no such thing as no startup fees in affiliate marketing. Here is what you will be paying for:

*The program that you will be affiliating with-most likely in order to get this far you bought it in the first place, otherwise you wouldn’t be at this point.

*Those who have their own products to promote, if they make enough money, may offer their own website free. Yes, the website (or domain name) may be free, but you will still have to pay for the hosting, which is fairly cheap at usually under $15 a month. However, they usually don’t tell you that you have to pay for 12 months up front. That can be $150 out of your pocket, and you haven’t even read the information yet on how to make money!

*And then there is advertising. Yes, there are many free advertising sites out there (again, do a Google), but in order to generate the traffic you need, you have to pay for the large engines, such as Google or Yahoo. And to generate enough traffic to make sales, you may be paying big.

Here are my conclusions after I put out way more money than I thought I would…

*Do some research on Clickbank or another affiliate program site to make sure that the product you ordered is not being returned by customers.

*Find an affiliate program that you believe in–how can you promote it if you don’t believe it?

*You may have to pay for more than one program on marketing in order to get the most benefit and start making money faster.

*Anyone who tells you that you will start making money in one hour is lying to you–it may take days or even weeks before your advertising starts pulling in traffic to your site if you get one.

*It takes time to build a decent affiliate marketing business on the Internet, so be prepared to spend 3 hours or more on your computer a day when you get started. If you don’t do this, it will take you longer to start making money.

*And be smart–don’t put out the money for a website and hosting if you don’t have it to put out. You can get a website and hosting at any point, but you should read the information provided for you by your e-book before you do so. This way you get the most benefit out of your advertising.

After spending way more time and money than I intended, I want others to benefit from my knowledge and my mistakes. The website “money4my kids” is the one I obtained through “The Rich Jerk”. I combined the information I received from all of these programs to try to form a solid plan for affiliate marketing. In my opinion, all of them offer something that the others do not, so using all three would be the best way to increase your profit margin.

My original affiliate program was with Ultimate Wealth Package–don’t waste your money, or if you do, only buy the program, not the website. Even though it has good information, my understanding even after reading the program was still limited. Not until I purchased “The Rich Jerk” did I start putting the puzzle pieces together. The other two programs then rounded out my knowledge. I had nothing but problems with UWP, virtually no support, and cancelled them after a week. Also, I like all three programs I use equally, but “Honest Riches” was definitely more honest, and I like that.

On my current website, you may find a discrepancy–if you research, Honest Riches is not the #2 Clickbank Network Affiliate, UWP is–but I refuse to promote UWP. This website represents my personal ranking of these products.

I will write again to let you know how my affiliate programs are working, and I am in the process of rebuilding my original UWP website, “acomfylife”. It should be up and running by May 1.

My conclusions were all based either on my own research or was information gained through the programs on my website.

Happy marketing!

http://www.money4mykids.com

Here’s a real neat trick: Train your dog to pick up your dirty laundry!! This is not a joke, I have actually done it with my dogs, and I call it the ‘laundry pickup trick’. After your dog is well trained to react to the command ‘pick up the laundry’, it will run into each room in the house and collect the dirty clothes on the floor, and get this-place it in the clothes hamper in your home!!

“Will this turn my dog into a laundry thief and start hiding pieces of clothing in its bed?” Well, as funny as it seems, dogs who have the habit of stealing laundry are usually the best candidates for this trick, as they already have the tendency to pick up clothes!

Start by teaching your dog vocabulary terms. Collect some clean laundry as well as a low basket where your dog can put its head into. Next, place the basket on the floor in the smallest room in your house. This may be your bathroom, or hallway, that does not have much space.

Then start praising your dog to grab its attention after you place the basket on the floor. You have to appear happy and positive by praising it whenever it approaches the basket, which is the current goal. You are trying to show your dog the connection between the basket and something special, like a dog treat.

After that, you should start using the phrase ‘get the laundry’ in a fast tone of voice, and then repeat it often so that your dog will get it, while having a piece of dirty laundry with you at the same time. Having the dirty laundry with you will help the dog tell apart the difference between the clean and soiled clothes. Then twirl the item you are holding in the air while saying ‘get the laundry’ repeatedly. Let him grab the sock and praise him endlessly.

Now that he has gotten hold of the sock, show him the basket and take the sock out so that you can place it into the basket right in front of him. Then praise him some more, as well as pet him. This is to be repeated as much as you can.

Slowly introduce more items of clothing, such as multiple dirty socks, or t-shirts and so on. These pieces of clothing must be piled together, and after he grabs them, show him to the basket and put the laundry in it.

Last of all, it is time to show your dog a room with dirty laundry. Start in an empty room and place the laundry basket on the ground. Give the command ‘get the laundry’ and once your dog starts to collect the laundry, guide him to the next room with the laundry basket so that he can drop the laundry in the basket. Then remember to praise him for a job well done. Keep this up until your dog is properly trained, and before you know it, your laundry will be collected at a single command! See below for more information.

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Many people ask themselves the question, “Do I need to learn Spanish?” both consciously and subconsciously. Usually the answer comes up something like, “No. I speak English, everybody in the U.S. speaks English, I don’t need to speak Spanish.” But maybe before jumping to that conclusion, we should look into the matter more deeply.

The last U.S. Census, made in the year 2000, established that there were over 35 million Hispanics in the U.S. These Hispanics made up 12.5% of the total population. Furthermore, Hispanics seem to be the fastest-growing ethnic group in the U.S. By 2004 Hispanics numbered 42 million, about 13.7% of the total population.

And we are not talking about poor wetbacks here. Like other waves of immigrants before them, the Hispanics are assimilating, growing and prospering. Today they represent tremendous purchasing power in the U.S. economy. The magazine “Hispanic Business”, in its May, 2004 edition, reported the results of a study on the subject. The study found that the disposable income of Hispanics, the U.S.’s largest minority group, was almost $700 billion! Moreover, their disposable income was expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2010!

We are talking here about numbers and economic power to be noted and reckoned with!

So how does this affect your choice of languages to learn? The U.S. census of 2000 told us that three-fourths of Hispanics speak a language other than English in their homes. 99+ per cent of them speak Spanish. Furthermore, the census revealed that 2 out of every 5 Hispanics reported that they spoke English less than “very well”. You can read about it in “We the People: Hispanics in the United States, A Census 2000 Special Report”, by Roberto R. Ramirez, December 2004.

That means that of the 42 million Hispanics in the U.S. as of 2004, 40% or 16.8 million do not speak English very well and prefer to speak in Spanish. That group comprises 5.5% of the total U.S. population!

So one of the reasons to learn Spanish is to be able to speak with your neighbors! And it’s not just for travel south of the Rio Grande any more.

At one time concentrations of Spanish-speaking people were to be found only along the U.S. - Mexican border and in New York City. Not any more! Now they are all over, notably California, Texas and Florida, of course but Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia… practically all over! Almost wherever you are you are going to encounter groups of your neighbors who speak very little English, only Spanish.

So perhaps you want to rethink that question about learning Spanish. As well as giving you the ability to communicate with your neighbors, learning Spanish is also a culturally expanding experience. Spanish history books are different from English history books… and the Spanish were in the new world a hundred years before the English were!

Learn and understand more of the background of the largest minority group in the U.S.! Learn to speak Spanish.

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The words hung in the air and the implied meaning struck me like a hammer. There was no way I was going to allow this dentist to make a permanent hole in my tooth and then fill it after hearing the word, ‘reversible’. I was going to do a little research first. I feared that what the dentist wanted to do and what was really necessary were two very divergent realities. Turns out that I was right.

I did my research. The majority of the sources I checked indicated that reversible pulpitis will go away without intervention. So why did this dentist want to drill into my perfectly good tooth? That is a question that still disturbs me, more than a year later.

It does appear that there is a ‘gray’ area nestled in among the qualified opinions of dentists. Some believe that the very beginning of tooth decay should be immediately drilled and filled. Others are not so quick on the draw.

Having a number of negative experiences with dentists, I’ve become a bit cautious around them. It seems to have paid off on at least a couple of occasions to hold off on ‘immediate’ treatment and do a little research first.

I equate the dentist attempting to ’start right away’ with the type of high pressure tactics that often take place on a used car lot. The stakes are a little higher in the former case. The health of our teeth and gum tissue is not the realm where sharp salesman or NLP wielding marketers should tread. Yet, the phrase, ‘let the buyer beware’ still seems apropos.

What happened at the end of my story? I dropped that dentist like a bad habit. I was so sure that nothing was wrong that I didn’t even bother getting a second opinion. Six months later, I went to another dentist and guess what? There was no cavity in sight. “But, isn’t it in my chart?”, I asked. “Yes, I see it in there.” Not wanting to harm the reputation of the other dentist, I decided not to say anymore.

I’ve thought a lot about it though. The words that first dentist said before declaring her wish to drill and fill my tooth were about her impending wedding. I can’t help but think she felt some special need to make more money then her usual take.

I briefly considered reporting her to the state board that regulates her profession. I decided not to. I believe in the saying, ‘what goes around, comes around’. I don’t wish for anything bad to happen to this dentist. I just believe that there is a universal justice system that balances things out in the end.

In any case, I’m glad that I didn’t have a cavity that was permanent. The moral of this story is to underscore a point that I think is important. The body does have the ability to heal itself. Softness in dental enamel is no different. Still, perhaps there are times when it cannot.

Of course, I’m not a dentist and I’m not suggesting self diagnosis or treatment. If you have or think you might have a cavity or any other dental condition, you should go to your dentist for diagnosis and treatment.

But it does appear that sometimes you can start to develop a cavity and it can go away. I found a reference to a November 1991 study published in the Journal of Oral Rehabilitation in PubMed. (PMID 1762023). This study was conducted by the Dental Research Unit of Hadassah Medical School located in Jerusalem, Israel.

After intentionally softening enamel utilizing a popular cola drink, they found significant hardening of the enamel from eating hard cheese. This is important because it suggests that when the tooth enamel is weakened it can become strong again.

That makes sense because the human body is not a machine in the true sense. For example, a car doesn’t have any self-healing mechanisms. It breaks down sooner than a human body and requires external intervention to keep it running. The human body has many ways to heal itself in contrast. Consider a cut or an abrasion and how the body can often repair those problems without serious medical intervention.

Remember, if you have or think you might have any dental problems at all, be sure to consult your dentist for diagnosis and treatment.

On a side note, I believe the cornerstone of my personal health maintenance regimen to be the healthy, energizing and peaceful exercises of Falun Dafa. You can read and watch videos about them on the http://www.FalunDafa.org website.

David Snape is the author of What You Should Know about Gum Disease available at http://GingivitisKiller.com/ A primary tool that promotes oral health can be found at http://OralIrrigatorDiscount.com/ Dave also answers questions at http://ToBeInformed.com/

Americans and Canadians speak the same language - right?

Well, not quite and if you want to make the most of your vacation in the beautiful and rugged north, you probably want to brush up on a few local terms to feel right at home.

Of course, you will see labels and signs all over in Canada in both French and English. But, through my extensive travels I’ve learned that some Canadian words just don’t translate into American English, and vice versa.

So, here is a handy glossary of 12 Terms You Need To Know When You Visit Canada:

1.-Loonies and Toonies - These cutesy words are far weightier than they sound. They mean money. Loonies are gold colored $1 coins. Where does this term come from? Well the Loon is the national bird appearing on the front of the $1 coin. The lonesome call of the Loon is a familiar sound in the Canadian wilderness.

2.- Toonies -Yes, you guessed it. Toonies are the Loonies $2 cousin.

3.- Tuque - The quintessential winter accessory in Canada. We hear that these winter hats are called “ski hats” or “beanies” elsewhere. But Canadians will keep their tuques, thank you very much.

4.- Tim Hortons - Canada’s favorite coffee and donut shop. Located throughout the country and often referred to as “Timmies”, it’s a staple in the Canadian diet.

5.- Double-double - Often heard at Tim Horton’s, this is the way the “pros” order a coffee with two creams and two sugars

6.- Pop The common word for a soft drink, deriving from “soda pop”. Up here, soda is the fizzy water that’s good for getting pop stains out of clothes.

7.- Washroom - A synonym for bathroom, restroom or toilet. Don’t waste precious time looking for the bathroom when all signs point to the washroom.

8.- Poutine - With all the multi-cultural foods peppering Canada, be sure to try this homegrown favorite on your vacation. This dish of French fries, cheese curds and gravy originated in Quebec has won fans across the country. Trust me, it tastes better than it sounds!

9.- Canuck -This is a term of endearment for “Canadian” as in the NHL’s Vancouver Canucks, who can be seen on Hockey Night in Canada. Hockey Night in Canada is a must see TV event for hockey lovers…meaning most of Canada. Ask any Canadian on your vacation to hum the theme song - it’s a catchy one!

10.-Runners - These are casual sports shoes, otherwise called sneakers or tennis shoes. “Runners” can join “sneakers” on my unofficial list of oddly named items.

11.-Click/Kilometer - Kilometer is such a cumbersome word for measuring distance. The slang “click” is a much faster way to share how many kilometers you’ve traveled on your Canadian vacation.

12.-Bill - Although you may run into a few friendly Canucks named Bill, chances are you’ll meet bill more often. In Canada, a bill is what you pay at a restaurant.

So, next time you’re in Canada, counting your loonies and toonies while enjoying your double-double after walking 10 clicks in runners and thinking about asking for the bill …you’ll feel right at home.

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In my security consulting work I have often observed that persons who do bad things, such as steal or assault others, made their actions right in their own minds by rationalizing their actions. They told themselves, “She deserved it,” “The company won’t miss it,” “Everybody does it,” “They’ve got it coming,” etc. Criminals aren’t the totally evil villains we see in the movies, but are usually fairly normal persons who have rationalized themselves into wrongdoing they might not have considered years before.

Each and every one of us rationalizes. We tell ourselves little lies that justify our beliefs, perspectives and actions. Often those “lies” are sins of omission in which we conveniently ignore those facts that don’t fit our rules and perspectives. For example, all religions, even though they may believe that their holy book is the word of God, conveniently focus on and emphasize only those verses that justify their particular beliefs. Consider that the various Christian denominations emphasize those verses that validate their own position on salvation, whether by baptism, good works or accepting Jesus as savior. Those verses that may contradict their doctrines are diminished or even ignored.

Politics is another part of our world that particularly lends itself to uncompromising rationalization. Every day, on radio and TV, Democrats and Republicans alike dwell at length upon the missteps and misconduct of the other side and forget and forgive entirely the misdeeds of their guys. Remember how Republicans screamed in protest over the dirty tricks of Clinton operatives like James Carville and now aggressively justify the same sort of behavior from the likes of Karl Rove?

Likewise, those on the extremes of the divisive issues such as abortion, gun control, capital punishment and immigration almost always ignore and disparage the arguments of the other sides. Seldom, for example, do pro-lifers consider the significance of the right of privacy nor do pro-choicers consider when life might begin. The extremes scorn any discussion that may occur in the middle.

While such rationalizations and justifications limit us and impede societal progress, the real danger is when those small lies we tell ourselves evolve into the big, toxic lies. When anti-semitic prejudice evolves into the Holocaust. When resentment of western involvement in the Middle East grows into Islamist Jihad. When Jesus’ words of love are twisted into hatred for gays and Muslims. When the folly and harm of a poorly conceived and managed war is disregarded in the name of patriotism.

Each of us must always remain vigilant to the lies we inevitably tell ourselves. If we consider ourselves at all intellectually honest we must always consider our beliefs and perspectives and whether they are based upon a balanced and comprehensive appraisal of all of the available facts and not just of those that validate our viewpoints.

Dick Sem is a security and workplace violence consultant (http://www.SemSecurity.com) based in Wisconsin. He is interested social, political and moderate thought.

He has been married for 36 years and has two sons and two grandchildren. He graduated from Marquette University.

Dick grew up in a conservative, Republican family but, especially in recent decades, realized that his beliefs spanned both conservative and liberal positions, making him a moderate. He has created his blog, http://www.therestofus.net, as a forum for those of us who are political, social or religious moderates.

It’s the subject of many songs, it’s the theme an opera might have, it’s had wise men pondering and writing over and it’s in the plotline of most popular novels and movies. Whether you have a Christian belief or not, I want you to take some time to read this as I take apart and explain the most profound definition I have ever seen of what love really is. It’s a passage in the Holy Bible written by an ex teacher of Jews who was busy murdering Christians before Christ pushed him off a horse and blinded him and spoke to him out of a bright light and this man went on to write a third of the New Testament of the Bible.

The scripture reads

4 Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, is not puffed up; 5 does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked, thinks no evil; 6 does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth; 7 bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. 8 Love never fails..

In part 1 we covered a number of the facets of love, today we are going to continue with the rest of them.

love does not rejoice in iniquity

If we lived in a world where there was no rejoicing in sin (iniquity) there would be no news on the Television each night. If you took away the stories where one of the ten commandments was broken from the news at night there would be little left to watch.

Love does not get excited about hearing something bad our partner has done. It does not get excited about an argument our friend had, it does not rejoice in sin. That sort of love is so foreign to us. Most of us like a bit of a juicy story, we especially like to hear someone of good reputation losing their cool. That is not love, that is our wicked hearts and the way we are as debased creatures.

but rejoices in the truth

Pure love only rejoices in the truth, not the sins a person has done but the good things. We live in a society with an appetite for all sorts of stories and there is much gossip and slanderous information going around, yet the loving person is not interested in gossip they are only interested in the truth. When they hear people gossiping they quietly excuse themselves and leave.

It says in the Bible that only a good person will look for a good report and that the wicked are only too willing to seize on bad news.

Love rejoices in the truth. Truth can be so rare these days. To find a person where the truth is always on their lips is a refreshing change. To find a person that loves like this verse is so refreshing.

Have you been rejoicing in the truth lately?

7 bears all things

Some people say in their vows in marriage, in sickness and in health, to death do us part and then something gets to much for them in their relationship and suddenly there is a separation and a divorce.

Not so with the highest form of love. For that love bears all things. No matter what comes against it, it endures and sustains itself and does not fail.

Wouldn’t it be a great world if people actually bore all things? Wouldn’t it be good if people who loved us simply didn’t give up on us and leave us for a brighter pasture next to us in the arms of another man or woman?

When you have the highest form of love, you endure all things.

believes all things

Have you been fortunate enough to have people believe in you? Have you striven for a goal and wanted to achieve something and had people believing in you? This is what Paul was talking about here. When you love a person you believe in them you believe the good things for them.

Have you people in your life like that? This is a special facet of love as so many times we want to throw it all in and give up and in these times people that believe in us can keep us going toward our goals and desires.

hopes all things

Life can be pretty dark without hope. As a Manic depressive I know a lot about depression and the effect hope can have on life. Some people have such bursting energy and many hopes and dreams and people that love these people have hope to and share in the hope

Have you people hoping for a good future with you?

Couples start out with hopes and dreams and start their journey as husband and wife and twenty years later you can talk to them and a good couple still have hope alive in their hearts not matter how many failures they have had.

Life can be disappointing. For one whole week I haven’t been able to get out of bed to write, put into bed from mental illness and yet people who love me have big hopes for me and their hope does not die if I have a week of defeat.

There has to be people in the world full of hope and people that you love need you to join alongside of them and hope with them and for them.

I still cannot get around how profoundly wise Paul was with this definition of love, better still if you find this sort of love develop in your own life.

endures all things

Every relationship no matter how solid it is has assaults come against it. Every single relationship has its ups and downs yet if you have this form of love in your life you love will endure all things and it will last.
There is something about endurance. Long distance runners have a lot of endurance. When the sweat is pouring down, the legs are aching and there is a cramp in your side, to continue running takes discipline. Such is the type of endurance you need in your relationship.

The divorce courts are full of people whose relationships do not endure all things. As a person whose own wife divorced him, I can relate to people in this situation, yet I know in nearly all instances it is because one party refuses to endure and work on the relationship and simply wants to get out.

Love, pure love, endures everything.

Love never fails.

It’s been fifteen years since my divorce and I honestly love my wife more now then when we were married. God and pure love does not fail. It does not run out. It does not quit.

Love will not fail you. Your love if it is real will not fail, no matter if it is returned or not.

My prayers for my wife sent with my love have a good and positive effect on her life still. I know they are affecting her life because all my other prayers have results and so I don’t need to be seeing her to know I am having an effect.

People may have a certificate of divorce, but if you love your former partner you love should never fail. For Paul says here true love never fails.

So relationships break down. Give the other party time to recover and then send them a card with your love expressed in it.

It’s a myth that love has failed even when a divorce is given by a judge.

True love never fails!

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If you live in the suburbs of the New York Metropolitan area on Long Island, you’re constantly under the influence of historical places, legendary tales, paranormal hotspots and a huge Government Contractor presence. I lived in Nassau County which has more than its share of historical places, haunted houses, frightening legends and UFO sightings. But if you want lots more, just head out east to Suffolk.

It was during my first visit to the historic Montauk Lighthouse that I noticed the huge radar dish which immediately identifies the Montauk Base. I must have been about eight years old and remember asking my parents about the monstrous structure. My father said it was part of a system to detect incoming enemy aircraft or missiles. As a retired Air Force Officer, he would know about that. However, I’m certain that he had no idea what future (or past) events would give that base such an infamous reputation.

I had plenty of friends that worked in the Long Island technical community. During the days of the Cold War, those jobs were everywhere if you qualified. Part of qualifying sometimes meant having a parent or other relative already on the inside. David was a good example. His father worked for the government or government contractors since the days of the Second World War. That helped David put his engineering degree to good use for the same company where his dad worked until his death a few years back.

I thought I had a good working knowledge of the Philadelphia Experiment up until 1987. After years of researching it and speaking with second and third hand witnesses, I was about to get a bit closer. David asked me to come and give a lunchtime talk about UFOs for his coworkers. His company sponsored these midday events once a month for employees who cared to attend. It was all about lessening stress in a very stressful work environment.

After discussing UFO reports and sightings on Long Island for about fifty minutes, I asked if anyone had comments or questions. There were plenty. Most came from people that had seen UFOs themselves. For some reason, there weren’t many skeptics in the room. One guy asked me about the Philadelphia Experiment. In turn, I asked if everyone in the room was interested enough in the subject for me to spend another twenty or thirty minutes talking about it? They were.

I gave the group a kind of thumbnail sketch about the infamous World War II Navy project, then proceeded to explain how a simple program to degauss battleships turned into a massive project to make ships invisible. I explained how there was credible evidence to believe that scientists and engineers working out of Princeton under Einstein had actually made a ship invisible and opened a sort of space time portal during a series of experiments.

The experiments took place in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard and along the east coast of the United States. The trial and error process saw a test crew placed aboard a battleship escort vessel for sea trials of the new technology. A technology which didn’t always work correctly costing lives and creating more questions than answers.

David called later that night to thank me for speaking at the lunchtime event. He said everyone that came to the event talked about it for the rest of the day and those that didn’t attend, wish they had. I thanked him and admitted that I came away with as much information as I had imparted in terms of UFO sightings. After some friendly chatter, he invited me to his house on Saturday and said he had wanted to discuss something about my investigations. He asked if I would come alone and I agreed.

Saturday arrived and found me standing at David’s door around two in the afternoon. He opened the door and invited me in. My friend looked spent. I sat down in his living room and waited while he ran down to the basement to get something. He reappeared moments later with a large lockbox, opened it and handed me an old photo album. I asked him if I could run my cassette player. Knowing I was terrible at taking notes, he agreed. I would have to turn it off when he told me. Then he dropped the bomb.

“I wanted to tell you about my father, ah, after he passed away. It was, ah, ___. I didn’t know anything about it before that.” David stated. “I was worried about getting both of us in trouble, you know? Now I want someone else to know, ah, somebody. I guess it’s your lucky day.” I began looking at the album. “My dad was at Princeton in 1940,” he continued. “When you, ah, presented that information about the Philadelphia Experiment, I know he was involved with, ah, something at that time.” He had my full attention.

“_____ (the family lawyer) gave me this lockbox. He didn’t want any responsibility. He didn’t have the key. It was at home hanging on a hook in the closet, you know? _____ instructed me to open the box at home.”

I looked through the album while David spoke and noticed a number of photos of his Dad with Navy Officers. Before I could ask where they were taken, I recognized the Philadelphia Naval Yard Hospital in a couple of the pictures. By 1987, I visited that area a half dozen times.

“Ah, I opened the box and ___. There was a note on top of a photo album and journal. He didn’t want anyone to know about all this. I think he would want you to know. I don’t know. He was protecting me. I haven’t told anyone, _____. If mom knew, she never said.” David’s mom passed away from cancer when he was just fifteen.

At that point he asked me to shut off the recorder and I complied. It was making him really nervous. David removed a small and very old leather bound journal from a fireproof lock box. While removing the cloth from around it, he told me to keep everything quiet. The idea was to point me in the right direction, but keep his father’s information of the radar screen. I was fine with that and honored that agreement for as long as requested. He began to fill in the blanks.

His dad was a gifted engineer and had a knack for designing complicated machines and electronic devices. Radio and electronics were a hobby for him, but he was better at those things than most professionals. I assume both talents came in handy for the Philadelphia Experiment.

David asked me to listen while he read from the journal. It was a diary that his father kept during the early 1940s. He carefully chose sections that could be read, ignored others and explained that there were things he couldn’t share with me. I understood and was grateful for what he was willing to reveal.

He read about ten hand-written pages. Although no names or specifics were mentioned, the diary did note that he was at Princeton working on a project special project during World War II. He was one of several young prodigies personally recommended by Albert Einstein and engaged by the Navy. They were developing a system of magnetic detection devices to protect our harbors against infiltration by ships and submarines. These would be part of a multi-faceted system which would include radar, hydrophones, magnetic detection devices and more. That was what they told him.

Everything changed when he arrived at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard. The group from Princeton was told to develop a system which would demagnetize ships and make them radar invisible. David skipped over a lot. When he resumed reading, his father was in the middle of an experiment with one of the moored ships. There were no crew members on board, just several carefully chosen junior officers that acted as caretakers.

During the process of testing equipment, there was an accident. It looked as though one of the junior officers was electrocuted. He accidentally touched an open circuit while standing in the middle of an area filled with electronics and powerful magnetic fields. The power was shut down and he fell to the floor. When the technicians got to him, he had a pulse and didn’t look burned. The young Officer was sent to the Naval Shipyard Hospital.

The junior officer was back with a clean bill of health a few hours later. David’s father and another member of the team spotted him and headed over to see if he was alright. Before they could reach him, the young man entered a hatchway and vanished around a corner. The engineers didn’t think much about it at the time because it was easy to lose sight of people inside a ship.

Several hours later, everyone was ready to call it day. The young officer was no where to be found. Despite a careful search through that ship and others in the area, he could not be located. The next day there was a more comprehensive search which turned up nothing. David’s father and his associate were extensively questioned as were others that saw him enter the hatchway, but no blame was pointed in their direction. Those in charge already seemed to know what happened to him.

The Navy was satisfied that the junior officer didn’t voluntarily vanish, was not a spy and probably fell overboard as a result of a belated reaction to the electrocution. That was the official position. It was more likely that the young man melted into the ship’s superstructure or floated off into some ethereal realm. That situation was repeated on a larger scale during other attempts to test Philadelphia Experiment technologies.

David stopped reading and stared blankly at me. I didn’t really know what to say. Sensing I was at a loss for words, he told me that this was the first and last time he would be able to share this information with me. I passed the photo album back to him; he placed the journal on top of it and carefully locked everything up in the box. I left with a million more questions than answers.

Sadly, David passed away a few years ago. His death was the tragic result of an auto accident and was completely unexpected. With no will or preparations in place, I asked his surviving relatives about any photo albums or a diary belonging to his father they might have found. They seemed genuinely surprised and said that no such items were found among David’s possessions. I thought it wise not to pursue the matter. His death ended my agreement to keep the information he provided to myself.

A year after David’s stunning revelation I met several people with similar stories. They are Al Bielek, Preston Nichols and Duncan Cameron. All three claimed involvement with projects once headquartered at the Montauk Air Force Station. These projects used technologies developed from the Philadelphia Experiment and involved invisibility, time travel, mind control, remote viewing and psychic war fare. After a lot of phone work, Bielek, Nichols and Cameron agreed to meet a small of group of people assembled to evaluate their claims and film their testimony.

Their revelations about the Montauk Air Force Station were stunning and their attention to detail was amazing. I listened to them for almost twelve hours and ended up with a good four hours of solid information non film. One of the people who came there with me was a technical writer with a great deal of government project experience. I asked him to evaluate the information and render an opinion. When the session was over, he went home and didn’t call me for several days. When we finally touched base, he said that he was not able to sleep. He believed their story and it really troubled him. Without going in to detail, he said that it answered a lot of questions about strange things he came across over the years.

Stories of secret projects on Long Island didn’t begin with Montauk. They go back over one hundred years and begin with tunnels allegedly built by Nicola Tesla. These underground passageways have been described as everything from tiny in certain areas to labyrinth-sized in others. They begin at Tesla’s experimental Wardenclyffe facility (built in 1901) in the Shoreham area and extend outward. Officially, they are supposed to be just a few hundred feet long and a merely a foot wide. However, a number of people report exploring these tunnels when they were temporarily opened back in the 1960s.

The tunnel entrances and exits were being prepared for permanent closure and were sealed shortly afterward. According to those witnesses the underground passageways are huge and go on for miles in all directions. Tesla may have built these tunnels as energy collectors. Some contained huge copper wires connected to what looked like some sort of capacitors and ran in a wide circle to and from Wardenclyffe and other areas. Tunnels identical to these have been reported as far west as Middle Island, in a number of other areas and all the way to the south shore. Based on the way everything was set up, this was not an energy distribution system. If not, what kind of energy was Tesla trying to collect?

After Wardenclyffe, Tesla was suddenly interested in things like interplanetary communication and particle beam weapons. The special energies or power he appeared to seek on Long Island must have inspired him. These forces may still exist today and might be related to the time travel experiments at Montauk. I believe that the Philadelphia Experiment opened a time or energy portal that may extend back over a hundred years. That portal was created when the USS Eldridge became invisible and traveled through time and space.

Evidence of this comes in the form of an odd and modern looking warship that was spotted off the south shore of Long Island and in other places before and after World War I and during World War II. And there’s more. If these energies exist, they would play havoc with the environment from a temporal standpoint. That may already be happening.

Montauk is a place where whole areas of trees just vanish. Others grow in a slanting position towards the direction of the base. Huge rocks and heavy objects appear to move from one place to another by themselves. UFOs and glowing lights are seen in the skies and just under the surface of the waters that surround it. The Montauk base always seems to be at the center of everything strange. Psychics and those sensitive to unseen forces claim to detect unusual energy fields.

When I first visited the allegedly deactivated Montauk Air Force Station in the late 1980s, there were clearly signs that the base was still very active. Office buildings had desks and chairs that seemed fairly new. The lights and phones worked. Heat flowed through above ground pipes and water was available to flush toilets in the restrooms. The smell of freshly prepared food emanated from vents that were originally designed to provide air for the gun emplacement bunkers. The former PX building looked like a modified cafeteria with hundreds of military-style meal trays carefully stored on racks inside.

The base was patrolled by men that were obviously Marines dressed as fisherman. I say Marines because I found Marine emblems displayed on the inside of buildings throughout the base. These very tall and fit guys wandered through the base. They walked up and down the beach and near the bluffs from the lighthouse to just west of the base. If you were spotted by them, they would politely suggest that you be would safer staying in the public areas of the lighthouse to the east. If you didn’t leave, they would be less polite and summon the local or State Police.

Whether Montauk is still active remains to be seen. If it is, those in charge are unlikely to make the same mistakes that lead the witnesses like those which have contacted me to do so again. Anyone working in secret areas of the base nowadays will not be brainwashed techies or human test subjects previously exposed to secret technologies. They’ll be dyed in the wool government operatives that are unlikely to come forward with any information.

Although there are a number of other facilities around the Country being used in a similar manner, Montauk seems to be the focal point for whatever has evolved from the original time travel, psychic warfare, remote viewing and mind control experiments. Today’s Montauk Project would properly be very difficult to describe in everyday terms. That’s why I felt a need to create a sequel to The Truth about the Philadelphia Experiment DVD Set.

As the person who filmed the original testimony of Preston Nichols, Al Bielek and Duncan Cameron, I felt obliged to provide more. That was not an easy thing to do. I wasn’t just the first person to film these witnesses; I was also the first researcher to bring their story to the world. Let’s face it; the original story is a hard act to follow and is just a sampling of the larger volume of information I have uncovered about secret technologies and their development. What pleases me most about the original information provided on VHS and DVD is that time has proven it to be true. I expect the same will happen with the new and more complete revelations.

A recent example of how correct those three original witnesses were involves their revelations about the planet Mars. They spoke about using the Montauk Project technology to visit underground areas on Mars and move about in secret caves. Their statements matched information presented during an episode of Science Report, a British Television Series that aired during the 1970s. That episode was titled, Alternative Three.

According to the critically-acclaimed Science Report, the U.S. Space Program was further along than people thought. The show revealed that landings on Mars had been a regular event since the 1960s. It also laid out the plan to transport important and innovation people with technical backgrounds to Mars. The excuse for all this was the coming environment chaos caused by pollution, over-population and industrial excess. However, I felt there was a less philanthropic force at work and the Montauk Survivor statements seem to back that up.

More than a few people laughed at the premise of Alternative Three and the statements by Al, Preston and Duncan about Mars. However, thanks to NASA probes and studies of Mars, they are not laughing as hard as they used to. Scientists now tell us that they have found evidence of entrances to huge underground caves on Mars. They also say that huge blocks of ice and perhaps even water exist just under the Martian surface. In short, just about everything needed to build a self sustaining underground environment for humans already exists on Mars.

Government manipulation of time and meddling with people’s memories makes it difficult to draw a clear picture of what has happened and continues to happen through the Philadelphia Experiment and the Montauk Project. That information seems strange and convoluted to anyone unfamiliar with the world of secret government projects and technologies. However, that doesn’t make it any less true.

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Author: Bill Knell
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