The idea of the tower was to test his theory of resonant energy. ... He experimented with it for weeks, putting small amounts of energy into his tower. ... Nonetheless, Tesla's experiment proved his theory of free energy, the next step was to sell it. Tesla new that people would be reluctant about the idea of free energy so he passed off his idea as new form of transmitting communications, not electricity. ... Morgan withdrew form the project and Tesla never got to bring his idea of free energy to the world. ...

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It also seems that the are lovers of Japanimation style (big eyed cartoons, odd hair). These cartoons in the adult styles are full of dystopia, science fiction, action and usually a sense of chaos. ... In the matrix, we are enslaved by our robot captors to feed them energy. Not too far from the current world for cows, whom we breed to eat or drink form, and thus gain energy from. ...

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As a five year old boy, I wondered if those cheesy goldfish snacks I saw on the commercial actually smiled back at you. Either way, I still asked my parents to take me to the local Albertson's to purchase a box. It sounds ridiculous now, as a senior at Oakland High School, but I've realized that si...

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STRICTLY BALLROOM The 7.30am traffic report is finished by Mike Winter. Announcer: What's up? This is Nicole smith and you"re listening to the hit station 47.8FM, nothing but new stuff. Where into the second hour of this morning program. As it is the 10th anniversary of Strictly ballroom, we have decided to bring in the great director and producer of Strictly ballroom, "Baz Luhrmann", to come and talk to us about his academy award wining film. ...

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To Feed Or Not To Feed: That Is The Question SHARK!!! . . . What is the first thing that comes to mind when people hear that word. They probably think of a huge, man-eating, great white shark chomping on some unsuspecting swimmer. Why do people react to the word shark that way. ...

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