Posted on November 2nd, 2009 by Thomas
Posted on October 3rd, 2009 by Thomas
This nifty player is part of a new project I’m working on in conjunction with blog.lacymorrow.com Check out the nifty Jukebox players and check often. An update is coming…
-T
Posted on September 10th, 2009 by mdbtaa
Yeah, I know . . . just the kind of thing you want to read about in a family blog. I’m directly involved with the introduction of some very new and unique technology to this planet that will hopefully (if all goes as planned) switch this entire planet’s energy source from the price-controlled, politically-controlled and greed-ridden petroleum industry to almost free hydrogen. I can’t comment on the exact technology but suffice it to say that within the next 3 to 6 months will come the introduction of a very simple reactor the separates the hydrogen and oxygen molecules of liquid water into gaseous hydrogen and oxygen which are then used to power the fuel cell. That’s the simple basis of the process. What it means for the average consumer is the ability to purchase a hydroreactor/fuel-cell unit that connects to existing municipal water supply to create virtually free electricity and hydrogen for your hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle (as an optional larger reactor and storage tank). Another new technology called a plasma furnace transmutes scrap (recycled) base metals like iron, steel, copper, etc. into a specialized alloy of gold and platinum that is ironically called gold-press-latinum. Because the world economies are returning to the gold standard, this process will produce an alloy that combines the gold and platinum atoms in a way that they can’t be separated and used to create gold and platinum bars; it’s only use is industrial grade for use as a PEM (photon exchange membrane). This is a component of the hydrogen fuel cell that is currently manufactured with pure platinum, which is why fuel cell vehicles cost $1,000,000 each to produce. With the introduction of these technologies and the buyout of the major petroleum companies, coupled with worldwide cooperation and a new humanitarian goal that provides abundance and prosperity (and health care and a pollution-free environment) for ALL.
Sounds too good to be true? So did Jules Verne when he predicted that men would land on the moon or when sailors insisted that the world was flat. The question is . . . how much would you be willing to change to ensure the survival of our planet and your descendants without forcing them to inherit runaway global warming, spent nuclear fuel and many other horrors which have been kept from public knowledge?
No, I don’t speak specifically of NESARA, but when it is finally announced it will help tremendously in making this new future a reality. If you can’t do it for yourself, do it for your children and their children and their children.
Now you have something new to think about. All reasonable questions answered.
Posted on September 10th, 2009 by joyce
Hi, Thomas. It’s September 1, and for you, the BIG 50!! How does it feel to be half a century old? Time for a celebration. I know how you love big parties. What do you say?
-Mom
Posted on August 23rd, 2009 by Thomas
On a link and a prayer:
http://www.poetryintranslation.com/PITBR/Italian/TheNewLifeI.htm
Below is an email excerpt I would like to share with all. The poem contents are at the link above.
My meaning in sending this is to spur the thought in your mind that there was a time in the history of our kind of living thing (Human) when men had not yet met women. And when we did meet there was indeed a possibility that had not occurred previously. An opportunity for “La Vita Nuova“; The new life. A life rich with complexity and purpose. New eyes with which to see. New feelings to explore. A new life filled with opportunity. A fresh life neither of us had before. It seems our greatest challenge in this new life is not in it’s living but in the discovery of what it can become.
In this new life exists many wonderful things. Things that could not be without such a meeting. A future in which we can explore more of our own selves through our little Earthen thoughts than we could without such a meeting. And so, life is an ongoing process of discovery and development for us all. Sometimes we become lost on our travels and disoriented in our environment, it being such a new thing to us. Sometimes we invent things that don’t exist so we don’t have to think about it as much, or feel so overwhelmed by it. And there are those of us who met before others, those of us with more experience both in this new life and in the ongoing processes it affords us. Those of us who have more experience navigating the drowning waters that comfort us, fill us, and cover us at times. Those of us with less fear.
So it would seem that the full consequence of our meeting has not yet, and may never be, fully realized. For myself I can say I’m happy to think such thoughts. If there is no end to this asymmetry between gender, neither is there an end to the life or lives we may have.
-Tom
