Then came the Qray with the same promises. And the Megachi. SAME BANANA: high prices, low delivery.

I began to wonder if most of the health products out there were scams.

Then today I noticed all my golfing buddies were sporting black rubber bracelets that had a silver disc. Looked funky. Kinda cheesy. That raised my curiosity. I asked what it was and they claimed that the $19 things protected the body from stress and increased energy.

Ah. My scam bells started ringing.

My incredulity must have been obvious because they started defending the dang thing like crazy. I just smiled as they explained how it worked. Whatever they said went out the other ear.

Then one of them offered me a challenge. An arm wrestling to be exact.  Now understand that since kids, we we had strength of comparable levels. Neither of us ever really won the contest. Ties were always the outcome.

So I expected the same.

But woah… he handily beat me. He offered a second chance.

Beat me again.

Then he told me to wear the bands. With a smirk, I donned it and tried again. This time I slammed his fist to the ground (but slowly).

“YOU LET ME WIN!” I growled.

My friend just smiled and went at again. This time using both arms against me.

I still beat him.

Oh.

I looked at the bracelets in wonder.

Looks like there’s something to these Power Balance Bands. I distinctly felt something different. A rush maybe? Stability?

Looks like I’m gonna get myself a set and fully evaluate them!

What do you think?

Check it out for yourself www.powerbalance.net

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I tirelessly fight the bill of course. One of my initial attempts to lower the bill was to purchase those energy savers like EnerMax which funnels waste power back into the lines. It helped- but only by dropping my electric consumption by 20%. That isn’t much.

Then last week I stumbled across building plans that teach how to generate free power using a free energy generator. Dubbed the MagniWork, this is a scalable, DIY project that lets the enthusiast generate completely free electric energy, meaning , create energy without needing any source of renewable or non-renewable energy. The Magniwork generator powers itself and creates energy by itself, without requiring solar energy, heat, water, coal or any kind of resource. This generator powers itself and works indefinitely, without stopping, creating a large amount of energy.

I tried the damn thing and wow! It cost me $100 to build and now it supplies power to the shed annex of my home where I run a LAN system and home theatre room. It’s even got amps to spare.

I crap you not: this is the way to go if you want to save on electric bills using free energy that comes from zero point.

Check out the DIY system for building a free energy generator (the Magniwork)

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My confidence lies in the fact that whatever those buggers do, I can destroy them with my secret weapon. It isn’t a drug. It isn’t an elixir or potion. It’s electricy.

Got that right. Electricity. I use this baby to ward off diseases:

What you see is a cool electronic doodad that courses electricity right into your pulse. It isn’t painful at all, but the curret at 4Hz is more than enough to zap any virus dead. The proof of concept is simple. Viruses and bacteria die in the presence of electric fields of a certain amperage. Decades ago, a fine fella named Dr. Bob Beck of Stanford demonstrated that current across a petri dish filled with the HIV virus totally deactivates the virus. That goes for any other critter.

So bring it on, Swine Flu. Im prepared for you!

By the way, if you’re interested in the machine, it’s a $190 unit caled the RSG blood purifier.

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Geez.

Anyway, for the rest of you who wants to embark in the same useless endeavor, there’s a site that supplies goodies from the years of yore… things like 8088 processors and even tweaked 386DX chips.  Fittingly, the site is called Weird Stuff.

Weird.

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Of course, I don’t recommend taking off in the middle of New Delhi traffic- lest the rotors take off the head of a policeman.  Find somewhere safe!

For now, the gadget doesn’t take families. It’s a two-seater is built on a strong modular wire-mesh structure and relies on Rotax 912 or 582 silent engines to keep it up in the air. Im saving up my money to buy this and do a proper review.

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Oh well. So you can imagine how delighted I was when Thinkgeek developed the Personal Area Network Hoodie. It’s a light, breathable and wicking fabric superb for treking, biking, spelunking..you name it! The pullover brags 5 pockets, including a specially designed chest pocket with a ZIP-PIP for sunglasses and “back-up,” patent-pending magnetic closures. Just like my MacBook! The Weight Management System (WMS) for this pocket was an R & D masterpiece. I can imagine the sleepness nights incurred by the engineers. And yet there’s more. The hoodie also features the patented Personal Area Network (PAN), a detachable key chain, an epaulet to attach devices, like walkie-talkies, ventilation eyelets and an adjustable waist cord.

I bought two of these babies.

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Donned like a pair of goggles, the new AV310 is the pioneering video headset of its kind to feature the full 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio; while the AV230XL blows old technologies by using OLED (organic LED) screen technology for an vibrantly bright, high contrast display that drinks less power.

The launch of the two headsets increases the complement of Vuzix range to four models. The AV920 is the top of the line video headset, and there’s VR920 is a virtual reality goggle aimed at the gaming market which adds motion tracking and 3D capability to 80 PC titles and online games such as World of Empire Earth, Second Life and Earth Siege.

The new products are developed to complement an array of devices with TV Out capability such as theApple iPod range, MP4 players, games consoles such as Wii, and many of the latest cellphones from Nokia, Ericsson, Samsung and HTC.

In fact, connectivity and access to content is now at such a level that most consumers across Europe could sit and watch on their personal devices ‘cinema sized’ video from YouTube, BBC iPlayer or other on-demand TV channels using a Vuzix headset.

CEO Paul Travers was one confident fella: “There is increasing demand and interest in this space. As screens in our homes get bigger, the screens we use on the move have stayed roughly the same size.

“With Vuzix iWear you can get the full big-screen cinema experience, in a device that is small enough to carry in your pocket. And the range of products you can connect to is increasing all the time as more and more mobile phones are released with video out capability.”

The new Vuzix models are provided with a snazzy “Made for iPod” cable that connects to the full range of iPod devices – including the Classic, the Nano and the Touch; and also to the iPhone. Cables for other leading handsets such as Nokia’s N95 and N96 are thrown right in

Both AV230XL and the AV310 Widescreen run on one standard AA battery, further aiding convenience, flexibility and portability. Yet the power drain is minute!

The AV230XL will initially retail at £129.99 and the AV310 Widescreen at £149.99. Both are available now and are being released at special introductory launch prices that will be held until Xmas.

Stockists include 3 retail stores, Firebox.com, Play.com, Applestore.com, Amazon.com or direct from www.vuzix.co.uk.

And for the complement of techheads who visit this site, here’s the stuff you want:

AV310 Widescreen:
• Screen size equivalent to 52” viewed from 9 feet
• Full 16:9 Widescreen Aspect Ratio
• Made for iPod compatibility and works with iPhone
• Compatibility with numerous mobile phones including N95, N96 and LG Viewty
• Independent +2 to -5 diopter focus providing individual adjustment for each eye
• Stereo 3D capable – Vuzix 3D watermark compliant
• Accutilt viewer with 15 degrees of tilt adjustment
• 5 hours battery life on one AA battery
• On screen display to control settings
• Removable comfort fit ear buds
• Adjustable hypoallergenic nosepiece
• Can be used with or without glasses
• RRP £149.99 (until Jan 1, 2009)

AV230XL
• Screen size equivalent to 44” viewed from 9 feet
• Made for iPod compatibility and works with iPhone
• Compatibility with numerous mobile phones including N95, N96 and LG Viewty
• Independent +2 to -5 diopter focus providing individual adjustment for each eye
• Accutilt viewer with 15 degrees of tilt adjustment
• 7 hours battery life on one AA battery
• On screen display to control settings
• Removable comfort fit ear buds
• Adjustable hypoallergenic nosepiece
• Can be used with or without glasses
• RRP £129.99 (until Jan 1, 2009)

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When I go on these airsoft sorties, the enemy really hates me because of my seeming sixth sense. I know where most guys are hiding. That, despite the dense foliage and underbrush. My secret?

I carry a Heatseeker.

Here’s what the baby looks like.

This toy provides a definite advantage. Remember the gadgets used in Aliens?

It works on the same principle. The device boasts a thermal heat sensor that is stable, accurate and durable for up to 300 yards! Using  2 built-in lasers help pinpoint  heat sources, this cool gadget eliminates false readings. When I go hunting for guys, I simply wave the wand-like device in a sweeping motion. If there’s a guy hidden ahead, the LED bars jump, signifying a heat source. That’s when I start crawling silent as death itself and when I see the beady whites of his eyes, ratatatatatat!

I admit that my phenomenal kill rate in the playzone is attributable to this device. At just $137, it’s indispensable and downright as useful as my sidearm. I just hope not many guys buy one or there goes my tactical advantage

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Especially lightbulbs. Those incandescents can be a major power drain (and bill bloater). I hear that the typical 100w bulb consumes more than an electric fan. Whew. Not very earth friendly huh?

Still, I need my light especially when I sleep. It’s tough to doze without a nightlight (no, not because of monsters!). I just need a bit of soothing photons to keep me feeling secure. So I was glad when someone invented the Glowbrick.. it’s literally a lightbulb that uses no electricity.

Here’s how it works. The GlowBrick uses glow-in-the-dark* pigment  trapped inside a real light bulb (just like the ones you have at home). Then the light bulb is encased in a solid block of Acrylic resin.  The mysterious optical effect is caused by light diffracting in the tiny space between the glass of the light bulb and the resin – this space forms when the resin shrinks by a tiny amount during the production process. The polished surface gives a jewel like quality to the object. In a darkened room, or at night, the Glow Brick comes to life with a tranquil and subtle glow emanating from the pigment inside the light bulb. Size is 3.3″ x 3.3″ x 5″

*The technical term for the glow-in-the-dark is “photoluminescence” this is a process in which energy absorbed by a substance is released relatively slowly in the form of light.

According to the instructions, this baby should last all night after being exposed to light all day morning. Perfect for those who MUST sleep with a nightlight.

Check it out at thinkgeek.com. Really cool stuff!

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How the hell do you use it?: Now you can eat your girlfriend while fuck her pussy wet of course…… for as long as you get her to stop laughing like crazy when you wear the damn thing.

It’s for: Crazy guys who’re no longer can get their peckers up from too much use and abuse. Or guys ashamed to show their one inch weiners.

Hmmm… I bet your GF will call you “Crazy Dildo Face” till the day you die!

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