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Algae and alternative energy: you probaby could create your own company that you fed your global solution ideas to. Grassroots operations, manned by interested citizens, retired scientists, engineers and inventors, could offset the governmental slow-down of real and quick solutions for alternative ways of keeping up a modern lifestyle not at the expense of the environment. If you fed your ideas to your own company, which might be a type of tax exempt corporation, you could develop the products along the way. It might be called something like We Want Solutions Now, or Alternative Solutions Today, or Grassroots For Global Solutions Now.

I have mentioned about four main psychics and/or remote viewers: Tom Brown, Jr., naturalist, tracker and spiritualist who has been used in criminal cases to locate missing people and whose spiritual books have an energy of true spirituality coming through them, in my opinion ; Joseph McMoneagle, ex-US govt. psychic spy who has gone through Viet Nam, grew up in a very poor family with abuse issues in Miami slums, has had two open heart surgeries, and has a true grit, no nonsense approach; Psi Tech, which is made up of several people, one of which is a woman; and, finally, Major Ed Dames. Of all these people, the one I feel the least comfortable with, unsure of his solidity and ethics, is the last one - Ed Dames. Although I sent you a copy of his material from his newsletter, this does not mean I am "into" his format or information. I have watched him briefly on a clip he gives showing himself teaching remote viewing, and although it is hard to get the vibes from a short clip, I have to say there was a general sense of something squirrelly, shaky, as if it was hard to find the man's center; also, as I read his newsletter material, something feels funky. I could be wrong, and he could be fine, and he may be coming out with legitimate material, but he may be one of the ones that McMoneagle was not feeling too good about as he wrote of the ex govt. people who came out of the govt. opening remote viewing schools. McMoneagle did mention that Dames was into UFOs while in the govt. in a way that did not strike him personally in a good way.

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Thanks for this Terri.

Brian

2.11.2007

Brian:

May be worth something......

http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=topNews&storyid=2007-02-09T132751Z_01_L09442233_RTRUKOC_0_US-CLIMATE-PRIZE.xml&src=rss&rpc=22

relpy

Thanks, and will post this link.

Brian

Virgin's Branson offers $25 mln global warming prize

Fri Feb 9, 2007 8:22am ET 143

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By Jeremy Lovell

LONDON (Reuters) - Airline tycoon Richard Branson announced on Friday a $25 million prize for the first person to come up with a way of scrubbing greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere in the battle to beat global warming.

Flanked by climate campaigners former U.S. Vice President Al Gore and British ex-diplomat Crispin Tickell, Branson said he hoped the prize would spur innovative and creative thought to save mankind from self-destruction.

"Man created the problem and therefore man should solve the problem," he told a news conference to reveal the Virgin Earth Challenge.

"Unless we can devise a way of removing CO2 (carbon dioxide) from the earth's atmosphere we will lose half of all species on earth, all the coral reefs, 100 million people will be displaced, farmlands will become deserts and rain forests wastelands."

Branson rejected suggestions that he, as an airline owner, was being hypocritical in announcing the prize.

"I could ground my airline today, but British Airways would simply take its place," he said, noting that he was investing heavily in cleaner engines and fuels.

Top scientists predict that global average temperatures will rise by between 1.8 and 4.0 degrees Celsius this century due to human activities like burning fossil fuels, putting millions at risk from rising sea levels, floods, famines and storms. Continued...

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