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Thursday, October 10, 2013

Was Christianity Invented By The Romans?

Joseph Atwill has proposed what is perhaps the most controversial idea of the last millenium: Jesus and Christianity was invented by the Flavian Court of the Romans as an act of psychological warfare to manipulate and control the masses. If this is true, this revelation will pull back the curtains on almost two thousand years of mind control imposed not only by the ancients, but that also continues to this day. Watch the video and then click here for more information.

If this is found to be true, the Earth will shake.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Travel Photo of the Week


This is what sunset would look like on a planet that circles a binary star system.

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

At Long Last - Fusion

Well, folks it seems like the age of abundant, almost free energy is about to be upon us.

The BBC is reporting that scientists at the National Ignition Facility (NIF) in Livermore, California have used 192 laser beams to heat and compress a small pellet of hydrogen fuel to the point where fusion has occurred. They are also reporting that the energy created exceeded the energy absorbed by the fuel.

Although they are is not yet the point of creating a self-sustaining reaction, this event has been described as "the single most meaningful step for fusion in recent years, and demonstrates NIF is well on its way towards the coveted target of ignition and self-sustaining fusion."

Monday, October 7, 2013

The Global Cardboard Challenge

The Imagination Foundation's Global Cardboard Challenge is an annual event that gives children an opportunity to design and build using cardboard, recycled material and their imagination.

During September, kids work on their creations at schools, community centers, backyards, homes, libraries and sometimes even parking lots and then on October 5th their communities gather to celebrate the work and play together.

This was inspired by Caine's Arcade, an arcade designed by nine year old Caine Monroy and then built by him and his father. It also raised over $231,000 to create a college fund for Caine. Here's a link to the original video.

The first Global Cardboard Challenge was held in 2012 and there is plenty on video floating around the web if you want to have a look. You can also organize your own event and the Imagination Foundation can help. Below is video from this year's Children's Museum of Blacksburg (Virginia) event.

Sunday, October 6, 2013

David Frazee's Frank Lloyd Wright Project

Here's a photo spread from Archinect of the "Miner's Shelter," a student project by David Frazee, for one of the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture's workshops.

Saturday, October 5, 2013

Friday, October 4, 2013

Attention Walmart Campers!

It has been long known that Walmart allows "boondocking," letting folks stay overnight in their parking lots (one night only, no chairs or barbecue grills) in their van, camper or RV.

In this article in the New York Times, photographer Nolan Conway documents some of the visitors to the lots of several Walmart's in central Arizona.

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Banksy In New York City For October

During the month of October, world renown graffiti artist Banksy is in "residence" in New York City creating art in the streets for an exhibition entitled Better Out Than In. Check his website. You can also call 1-800-656-4271 with a code that corresponds to each work. Here are links to his Instagram and Twitter site that also offer more information.

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Travel Photo of the Week


Tso Kiagar Lake, Ladakh

Tuesday, October 1, 2013