I believe we are all putting out something like a "personal electromagnetic energy" that does all kinds of things vibration-ally that we barely know of. Life is more than it seems, including all life forms even plants.

We have barely an inkling of what is going on here. Dowsing for example is one small demonstration of it. Taichi studies this mysterious energy, calling it "chi." NBA basketball players depend on it, to play at a level they themselves can't explain. Creating great art depends on it too.

Can't stop the spill? A California engineer James Dehlsen has a system that just might work.

http://www.ecomerittech.com/ttc/Ecomerit.swf

NEW, GROUND-BREAKING NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY TO BE UNVEILED

On Friday, June 4th at 6:00 pm. on Main Street in Brattleboro, as part of the town’s monthly Gallery Walk event, Nuclear Corporations Political Action Committee (NuCorPAC ), in partnership with the Safe & Green Campaign, a citizens environmental group, will be presenting its latest energy generation proposal, the “Amazing Green Dream Machine.”  At this ground-breaking event, NuCorPAC spokesperson Will Newcomb will provide a full demonstration of this revolutionary new technology.  

Free and open to the public :
THIS SATURDAY MAY 15th 3:30 PM.
David Lochbaum from the Union of Concerned Scientists will speak at the
River Garden about his encounters with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and his concerns about aging nuclear power plants during the annual meeting of the New England Coalition.
Refreshments at 3:30.You're invited !!!

Brooks Memorial Library presents Adrian Segar Thursday, May 13, at 7 PM, who will speak about his personal experience with marketing his book, Conferences That Work, using social media.

His talk will be of interest to anyone who wants to find out more about using social networking sites and tools to market products and services.

The guest speaker at the New England Coalition's Annual Meeting May 15 at 4pm at the River Garden in Brattleboro is David Lochbaum, one of the nation's top independent experts on nuclear power. At UCS, he monitors safety issues at the nation's nuclear power plants, raises concerns with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and responds to breaking events, such as current concerns over aging power plants and plant fire safety.

New England Coalition Thirty-Ninth Annual Membership Meeting WITH FEATURED SPEAKER DAVID LOCHBAUM, Nuclear Engineer, Nuclear Safety Project Director, Union of Concerned Scientists

" Nuclear Cop on the Beat or Beaten Nuclear Cop?"

River Garden • 153 Main Street • Brattleboro, VT
Festivities, food, music
Meeting details and events schedule to be announced.

I read an article in the NYTimes that made me realize we could solve the issue of replacing power from VY and the issue of Pay As You Throw with one bold move: build a waste-to-energy plant.

The article says that over 400 of these have been built in Europe, but none in the U.S. despite the availability of subsidies available for waste as a renewable fuel.

I'm pretty happy that we're about to have a little blast of summer before spring starts, and I'm planning on enjoying these warms days as best I can. Time to get out, do some spring cleaning, and enjoy a lack of winter coats.

I'm also enjoying this news story that reports the first of three UK inquiries into the so-called "climategate scandal" has found:

"no evidence of anything beyond "a blunt refusal to share data," adding that the idea that [Professor] Jones was part of a conspiracy to hide evidence that weakened the case for global warming was clearly wrong."