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Last login: 7 weeks agoMrjoshua33: Joshu is a 34 year old guy from Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.; Likes 319 pages, 4 videos, 44 photos • 2 fans; Member since Jun 27, 2007

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http://store.airushkiteboarding.com/: May 6, 4:54pm 1 review surfing, water, diy, kites, extreme
http://store.airushkiteboarding.com/; Imagine using the wind to propel yourself effortlessly over and on the water. Kite surfing combine physics and green energy in an amazing new sport. This is a must activity for those seeking either a peaceful glide along the water or an extreme challenge doing flips and massive leaps through the air! Check out kite surfing!!!

Goodbye wires… - MIT News Office: Mar 20, 9:55pm 11 reviews physics
http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2007/wireless-0607.html; MIT students rip off Nikola Tesla. Another stab at a great scientist that was crushed by Edison and Westinghouse. Do your home work people, we should have been a wireless society in the early 1900's. Think free energy from the earth spinning on it's axis.

LiveLeak.com - The Matrix now has Implantable Contact Lenses: Mar 20, 9:40pm 1 review science, contacts, bionics
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=024_1206069590; Contact lenses embeded with digital technology; Nightvision, IR, Zoom. In development.

Agriculture and food workers challenge nanotechnologies: Mar 20, 9:27pm 1 review nanotech, buckminster, fullerene, c60, buckyball
http://www.rel-uita.org/nanotecnologia/trabajadores_cuestionan_nano-full-eng.htm; Major corporations are stifling the advancement of technologies by applying for patents on naturaly occuring particles.

Institute of Urban Homesteading: Feb 27, 1:21pm 1 review arts, urban-homesteading
http://www.sparkybeegirl.com/iuh.html; The Institute of Urban Homesteading is a response to current interest in food security, localization and self-determination, We are riding the wave of a massive global movement to change our relationship to food and resources. Necessary components of this movement are small-scale person-to-person, person-to-land based projects. IUH seeks to fill this need and to model sustainable, local direct-action through education. We intend to conserve both personal and global resources by staying home and tending the garden.