Project1World is Here!

[Aaron]

Energenx, Inc

And of course John Bedini's technology, which through his Energenx company is now publicly traded. eenx.ob is the symbol in the nasdaq.

Although their is no solution to reconstituting a shorted battery cell, a severely sulfated battery can be "Radiantly" charged back to a near new condition. Conventional chargers cannot break through the sulfated layers that normally occurs through conventional charging and discharging cycles. When the level of sulfation becomes extensive, the effect is that you think you have an unchangeable battery that is ready to be discarded or recycled.

Our innovative new process now makes it possible for you to recover these unchangeable batteries, with replacement costs typically between $60.00 to $6000.00 depending on your battery type. We have recently developed several different charging systems which are unique and available to different market segments for industry and consumer's alike.

Using Radiant charging technology will ultimately save you money by providing a more powerful charge and increased productivity. With all of us now looking to help the environment, Radiant charging greatly reduces the amount of wasted energy, normally consumed in conventional charging. This is all due to the constant sulfation build-up that normally occurs through the battery's cycling process.

Whether your are a fleet operator or consumer, Radiant charging is the next evolution in battery maintenance that makes a difference.

[future pather]

Aaron,

Hmmm perhaps I will put some money into that stock. . .

I was just checking over some of my spreadsheets I used for tax purposes.

I have one electric account that is only for the lobby and outdoor lights in an apartment building. There is a photosensor that turns the lights on when it is dark and off when it is light.

In 2003 (when I'm sure electricity was less expensive) I was paying $40 or more on that account.

I now have all of those light bulbs, including the outdoor ones, switched to florescent. My last bill on that account was $12.44!!!!!!!!!!!

So don't let the price of those bulbs fool ya

Also I have 2 of the e-heat panels in my place. Last winter was the first time I had both of them and used the ceiling fan. I'm looking at my gas and electric bills. Although the budget amount on the electric account went up, the budget amount on the gas went down. It looks like I am saving about $20 a month from when I did not use the 2 e-heaters and the ceiling fan.

-Jessica

[future pather]

I also want to say how MUCH TIME the florescent bulbs save.

I used to feel like I was changing light bulbs all the time. Some of the places were not so easy, like in stairwells and/or requiring a ladder.

The florescent bulbs really do seem to last for years. And I would save receipts in case you get a dud. I believe most of them are guaranteed for years, often 5-7 years. What I did was just started buying those bulbs instead of the regular ones and whenever one I had going went dead I replaced it with a florescent one.

I'm glad to know about the paint Aaron posted about. Blown-in insulation is a good idea, but it can be pricey. If you are handy you can rent the machine at some Home Depots and do it yourself. It's more important when your home is siding or something not as well insulating as say brick.

Another one I want to get soon is a solar powered attic fan. That seems like a great idea.

They say if your refridgerator is over 10 years old it will be very worth it to upgrade. You will save a lot in your electric bill and it pays for itself quickly. If your fridge is well over 10 years old you will save even more for upgrading.

I've looked some into solar powered roof tiles. They replace a section of roof tiles and are very durable, I think stronger than regular roof tiles. In Germany they have like football fields full of solar panels and Pittsburgh gets a little more sun than there so it's gotta be worth it.

If you have a flat roof and ever need to replace it, it will pay to go with a green rooftop. It insulates better and absorbes water.

In Chigago all new roofs are required to either be green or reflective because of the city heat problems caused by other roofs.

-Jessica

[future pather]

"Since Chicago installed a 20,000 square foot "green roof" atop City Hall five years ago, the city has saved about $25,000 in energy costs."

Green roof saves green in Chicago - Nightly News with Brian Williams - MSNBC.com

In Pittsburgh our mayor is turning all city deisle vehicles, starting with the trash trucks, to biodeisle. Apparently it is not costly to convert and is a step in the right direction even if it's not the ultimate fuel solution. I'm proud of our mayor. He's the youngest mayor in the country.

-Jessica

[Aaron]

ecocircle farming

The Ecocircle® Programme:

Please read the letter below, from my Remarkable brother, regarding the Project for Sustainable Organic Farming in Africa (which uses 75% LESS Water and produces three times the crops per metre than conventional methods), Ecocircle®.

p.s. the above is the project Odille's brother is working with.
seems to save water, etc...
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...ct-please.html

[Kevin]

What a great thread of ideas!

I am VERY MUCH looking forward to the day when I have the time to build a large version of a radiant energy battery charger that will power my entire house.

[moinhos]

Project1World

Hello everyone

I will be happy to participate in this project.
For anyone who has problems understanding how it can work, I sugest reading Lynne McTaggart "The Intention Experiment".

Love and Light
Frank

[future pather]

Frank,

That sounds like a great thing to check out, thanks


Everyone,

I'd like to see everyone who has had Project 1 World added to their theater post about it here so we can all see how many of us are participating. Plus we'd know who we were mind melding with

XO Jessica

[Sharyn]

I'm participating Jessica.

I came across Lynne McTaggart's Intention Experiment a little while ago. Here's the link The Intention Experiment

Love & Blessings,
Sharyn

[future pather]

Wow Sharyn,

Is there anything on this earth you don't know?!?!?

I'm quite happy to be mind melding with you

-Jessica

[firehorse]

Hi,

I've signed up

With love and gratitude
Alan

[Pamela Vicik-Smith]

Me three

[future pather]

It's great to see everyone posting here

I saw this today, let's hope it's not just for show :

Bush calls September climate conference - Yahoo! News


-Jessica

[Aaron]

Global Warming

Since we're into renewable energy for this project, I posted my idea here of what global warming is about:
http://www.energeticforum.com/energe...ciousness.html

[belle99]

I just requested to have this one added to my Platinum, with a special instruction to help me in my job search, since I have finally returned to one of my original desires, to work in environmental causes for a living.

I'm so excited to join in the fun and progress....

I actually thought of it last night, and then when I was on my way to work this morning, I saw a banner advertising a renewable energy fair that is coming up. I'm there!