by Tara Green

(NaturalNews) Researchers at a California university have found a parasitic fly which causes honeybees to become disoriented and abandon their hives before dying, behavior which made one of the researchers compare them to zombies. Scientists believe this may be a contributing factor to Colony Collapse Disorder, which has decimated honeybee populations, affecting the honey market and the pollination of crops as well as raising concern about environmental toxins.
 

The insect version of a horror movie

The parasitic flies were discovered by chance when John Hafernik, professor of biology at San Francisco State University, collected some dead bees, found under a light on campus, as food for a praying mantis he had just captured. "Being an absent-minded professor, I left them in a vial on my desk and forgot about them. Then the next time I looked at the vial, there were all these fly pupae surrounding the bees."

The flies were later identified as Apocephalus borealis. The female A. borealis fly deposits its eggs into the bee's abdomen, and about a week later, mature fly larvae emerge from the host's head and thorax.… Read the rest

by Tara Green

(NaturalNews) An animal whose very name is often used as an insult may harbor more "human" traits like compassion than previously suspected. A recent study by University of Chicago researchers suggests that rats are capable of behavior which seems based on empathy for others of their kind.

Compassionate rats?

Arguments against animal testing tend to center on those animals most like us, such as the great apes, or on animals humans frequently keep as pets like cats and dogs. Meanwhile, arguments for animal testing often center on the notion of animals as dumb beasts operating solely on instinct, unlike the finely tuned higher impulses of the human species. Yet rats in the recent study, published in the December 9, 2011 issue of the journal Science, went out of their way to free another rat that was trapped.

Psychologists at the University of Chicago conducted a series of experiments in which they put one rat inside a clear cage which could only be sprung from the outside. They left another rat to roam free outside the cage for an hour at a time.… Read the rest

Vanderbilt University researchers to try out time travel theory - By Layer 8 on Wed, 03/16/11 – 10:56am.

"Vanderbilt University researchers hope to check out in theLarge Hadron Collider - the world's largest atom smasher located in Switzerland (CERN). "

The mission of the Large Hadron Colider (LHC) at CERN, Switzerland, has always been murky. Although scientists, using arcane technical jargon seem to have mapped out the mission of the super collider project, the actual end game of this monstrous "instrument" have nevertheless eluded the average person's understanding. 

Amid the numerous safety concerns (no pun intended) and shutdowns, are unsettling questions about the theoretical science that underpins the assumptions of the working groups around the LHC. Reports, often unconfirmed, hint that CERN LHC already exhibits capabilities to open portals, may be either more disinfo, OR a "hint" as to the agenda at CERN. Again, because the theoretical science, itself, is inconsistent, specualtion on outcomes of key experiments remains veiled, but begs the question: "What the hell are they doing?"

In two recent Exotica shows with ex-Project Talent asset, Duncan O'Finioan, listeners have heard a far more ominous tale: that CERN is a portal for bringing onto the planet an army of nearly immortal interdimensional beings.… Read the rest

7 June 2011   Teacher:  Erle Frayne Argonza / Guru Ra

ABSORBING THEOS SOPHIA (DIVINE WISDOM)

Erle Frayne D. Argonza / Ra

Magandang araw! Good day!

I write this note to share some reflections about my own encounter with Theos Sophia as the ‘wisdom of all ages’ handed to us by the Ascended Masters. My learnings of divine wisdom was actually done in many lives already, since my initiation into the Essene Order around 2000 years ago (I became an Elder of the Order during that embodiment).

In its most unexpurgated, comprehensive, update version though, my exposure to ‘wisdom of all ages’ spans only two (2) embodiments: (a) as a German professional, circa 1890-1944; and, (b) in my present embodiment as a Filipino intellectual. My thirst for the highest wisdom lessons just couldn’t be quaffed well by any set of metaphysical lessons other than those coming straight from Above, so imagine my excitement during the two embodiments over studying the expanded versions.

Germany was already in danger of getting mired into a Dark Age, and so the Hierarchy sent forth seekers and mystics there to ensure that not all is lost in the ‘fatherland’.… Read the rest

By Hank Mills
Pure Energy Systems News
March 23, 2011

Frequently asked questions relating to Directory:Ismael Aviso Self-Charging Electric Car.

A FAQ page about Ismael Aviso's technology that includes 1) being able to keep an electric vehicle battery charged while driving down the road, 2) a motionless electric generator, and 3) a repelling force motor; which all use the same "FYMEGM" effect.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ismael Aviso?

Ismael is a 54 year old electronics technician (with a specialty in microwave and satellite technology) and inventor from the Philippines. He has developed a number of related technologies that collect energy from the ambient environment.

How do his different technologies collect energy from the ambient environment?

They utilize what he calls the "FYMEGM" effect named after two friends who early on assisted with the development of the technology.

How does the "FYMEGM" effect work?

The key to the effect is rapidly opening and closing (shorting) a circuit tens of thousands of times a second. By doing this rapidly, a back-EMF effect starts to collect ambient energy. The faster he can pulse the system the more energy is collected.… Read the rest

Gary Magrattan's PEMM Electric motor is said to harness the phenomenon of electron avalanche across a spark gap to boost current, voltage, and power. A unique method of harnessing back EMF adds to it's novelty as it nears production.

by Hank Mills
Pure Energy Systems News

There is more to a spark than a simple transfer of electrical energy. When you see electricity jump from one electrode to another or observe a bolt of lighting flash in the sky, mechanisms are taking place that liberate large amounts of energy. This energy can be collected and harnessed to perform work. California, US inventor, Gary Magrattan's PEMM or "Pulsed DC Electromagnetic Motor", building on the work of John Bedini, is designed to produce and capture this energy to increase voltage, current, and total power. It also utilizes a unique pulsing method that enables optimal timing and allows the collapsing magnetic field of the electromagnets to produce an extra repulsive force. The result is a high torque motor that can potentially extend the range of electric vehicles. 
 

The PEMM Setup

The basic operation of the PEMM motor is straightforward.… Read the rest

Progress accelerates as a year long study of Andrea Rossi's Nickel-Hydrogen Cold Fusion technology (energy catalyzer) at the University of Bologna is announced. The birthplace of higher education has become the developmental womb for a game changing technology! 

by Hank Mills with Italian translation editing help from Sepp Hasslberger
Pure Energy Systems News

The saga of Andrea Rossi's Nickel-Hydrogen Cold Fusion technology is only accelerating and not slowing down. Physicists are warming up to the technology, new calorimeter tests are forthcoming, media announcements are on the way, and a year long testing program at the University of Bologna has started. With a demonstration of the one megawatt system in the USA in the works (before it is shipped to Europe) and the opening of the one megawatt plant in Greece by late this October things are only going to keep moving faster.

Let's get down to business. We have some ground to cover!
 

One Year Research and Development Program

Andrea Rossi has announced a one year program is starting at the University of Bologna to study his cold fusion (LENR) technology.… Read the rest

ScienceDaily (Jan. 21, 2011) — Participating in an 8-week mindfulness meditation program appears to make measurable changes in brain regions associated with memory, sense of self, empathy and stress. In a study that will appear in the January 30 issue of Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging, a team led by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) researchers report the results of their study, the first to document meditation-produced changes over time in the brain's grey matter.

"Although the practice of meditation is associated with a sense of peacefulness and physical relaxation, practitioners have long claimed that meditation also provides cognitive and psychological benefits that persist throughout the day," says Sara Lazar, PhD, of the MGH Psychiatric Neuroimaging Research Program, the study's senior author. "This study demonstrates that changes in brain structure may underlie some of these reported improvements and that people are not just feeling better because they are spending time relaxing."

Previous studies from Lazar's group and others found structural differences between the brains of experienced mediation practitioners and individuals with no history of meditation, observing thickening of the cerebral cortex in areas associated with attention and emotional integration.… Read the rest