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XS-NRG Prize, Xtreme Science Foundation deserve world-class volunteers

June 12, 2009 | by Jeane

Separating wheat from chaff, segregating truth from tall tales. It takes powerful filters to cleanse the free-energy field and eliminate any fraudsters. Such a filter has been proposed, and I’ll get to that in a minute.

You’ve probably heard about revolutionary “free” energy machines or cancer curing treatments, etc, reported over the years. Those who decided to investigate either the field of exotic energy research or alternative medicine have been surprised at how many such claims exist that have never reached mainstream media. Some are made/supported by qualified people who would normally know exactly what they’re talking about, and the consequences they’re exposing themselves to from the guardians of conventional science, for making/supporting such “impossible” claims.

Some of these discoveries are so revolutionary that they will change our way of living in a profound way, if just a few of the claims are proven to be real. Since many are not just theoretical ideas but are already brought to the stage of a functioning device, wouldn’t any decent person on this planet want to know the truth about these breakthrough technologies? Read more

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Alternative Energy Partnership Conference coming up

May 22, 2009 | by Jeane

This will be fun: the 2009 Jarboes Mill AEPC Energy Show n’ Tell Event. Here’s the schedule they put out:
“What: Come and see who and what shows up. It’s the Woodstock of free and renewable energy.
When: May 30-31
Where: south Maryland, Izaak Walton League Outdoor Education Center www.iwlasomd.org
4200 Gardiner Rd. Waldorf Md., USA; more details:
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still missing Gene Mallove — scientist, Infinite Energy publisher and friend

May 17, 2009 | by Jeane

This month I’ve done a lot of looking-back. It’s been five years since the news hit the media — physicist and cold-fusion proponent Eugene Mallove, Ph.D. was brutally murdered. When the shock of that terrible news began to subside days later, we looked around and saw colleagues retreating in fear. They feared that if they too fiercely challenged the energy establishment, they would meet a similar fate. (Keep in mind that the murder case hasn’t been solved; we might never know the answers.) However, other colleagues vowed to work even harder to bring clean low-cost energy abundance to the people of Earth. “We’ll carry on, in memory of Gene!”

And they have indeed made progress. Today I heard that the U.S. Department of Energy is inviting scientists in the Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (”cold fusion”) field to submit proposals for funding of their projects. We’re talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars or even a total of $20 million that could go to develop a commercial model of a little heater that puts out ‘way more heat energy than the tickling of electrical energy that gets it started. Gene would be delighted. In fact, I can see his smile in my mind’s eye…

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can get the book at www BreakthroughPower net

May 10, 2009 | by Jeane

If you go to the “Books” page on this site you see the URL where our book can be ordered via PayPal, but this blog page doesn’t give that info yet. So here’s the link: http://www.breakthroughpower.net/Buy.html. End of ad!

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our new-energy book wins an Outstanding Book of the Year medal

May 10, 2009 | by Jeane

I’m on top of the world! Just learned that Breakthrough Power: How Quantum-Leap New Energy Inventions Can Transform Our World receives a silver medal in New York at the end of May – in the Independent Publisher awards for 2009 Outstanding Book of the Year! Competing successfully with more than 4,000 entries, Breakthrough Power took second place in the “Most Likely to Save the Planet” category. New Society Publishers won the gold in that category, well deserved, for Evolution’s Edge.

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