Apr 28, 2008

Monday, April 28, 2008

Frequencies save the bees & humans

Global Bioenergetics is about to start trials with bee farmer Brian Poole, from Scottish-Honey.

Fiona Murray, a political and environmental adviser for Global Bioenergetics, said: "The Bioemitter creates a field in the hive. It inputs a highly specified frequency. In comparison frequencies from things like mobile phones are random.

The specific frequency shields out the frequency of the mobile phones, microwaves and everything else from the hives, to create a more stable environment in the hive.

We can also put in frequencies that are beneficial, to boost the bees' own immune system.

They are still going to be exposed when they are flying about to the radiation and the sprays that are going on to the field, but the aim is to get their own system to be able to cope with it better."

Previous trials have shown the Bioemitter can also get rid of the devastating varroa mite, which sucks blood from bees and leaves them susceptible to infection.

It has similarly been shown to destroy red mites, which infest chickens.

We are creating a field that these parasites can't live in," said Ms Murray. "They can't cope with the vibration of the signal."

The same technique has been used to eliminate salmonella from one farmer's pig shed in Yorkshire, and the company thinks it has huge potential.

Now it is trying to secure funding to carry out trials on bees using the device.

Environmentalists say the decline in bee populations threatens ecosystems.

Some experts say at least a third of the food we eat is affected by the bee population. Thousands have disappeared in Scotland and there are reports of entire hives vanishing across Europe and the US. Ms Murray said: "Bees are so representative of the whole ecosystem. Einstein said we have only got five years to live without the bees. I believe this is evidence that everything we have done to our environment is coming to a head."
Good vibrations could save vanishing bees - Scotsman.com News

-this is proof of how frequency research & energetics can kill parasites & other invaders. this is the same for frequencies applied to the human body! this is also why the FDA is on an energetic balancing witch hunt lately as seen in the following article: electroherbalism
energetic medicine is the future. i am working on an article titled "introduction to energetic medicine". this will be an easy to understand, scientific explanation of how this therapy works. please subscribe. -st0ckman

machines under the gun:

EPFX: NES, E-Lybra, LSA, Biofeedback, QXCI/SCIO, Life System, CoRe, Oberon, Mars, Quantec, Metascan,Etascan, SCENAR, ACUSEN, Interx: VEGA, Prognos, Biomeridian, Rife, Bicom,BioPuslar, Mitosan Therapy, Bodyscan, Zappers, F-Scan, Q2, Syncrometer,Magnagraph, Merid, NES, Acusense, Listen, EQ4, Orion, Explorer, Computron,Elision, Interro, Interactive Query System, MORA, Matrix Physique System,Propylene, Punts III and Vitel.

clostridium difficile / c.difficile

As someone who lives in the `home `of MRSA , i can tell you there is a new one that is doing the rounds and it is WAY worse than MRSA it is called : c.difficile .

it is sweping our hospitals at the moment, the Gov are trying to keep it quiet but the BBC Panorama programe aired a special program all about it , here is a link to it :

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/programmes/panorama/default.stm

the one you want is this one :

PANORAMA SPECIAL 27 APRIL

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/panorama/7367309.stm

While attention has been focussed recently on MRSA, another stealthy superbug has been creeping up on the UK's hospitals. So successfully has it taken a grip that clostridium difficile now contributes to the deaths of four times as many people as MRSA.

I was astounded to learn from Professor Brendan Wren, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, that the equivalent of one person every hour is dying in our hospitals with c.difficile.

(you may be interested in watching the previos program on air travel and air quality)

take care

Dr. Stephen D Mckay

U.K

http://www.flickr.com/photos/stephendmckay

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Medical magic mushrooms

The author labels this video for cancer treatment. it is more for depression and different forms of mental illness.

personally i disagree with this video but an interesting watch none the less. i feel the episodes and anxieties associated with hallucinogenic experiences may out weigh the benefits. keep in mind my opinion is not based on the medical, professional and controlled situation.

YouTube - LSD Medical Research Used For Terminal Cancer Pt.2 of 2

The return of the electric car

Any familiar with electric cars or hybrids know about waiting lists and consumer demand for these types of vehicles. the stock is very boring right now and only trades 10,000 shares/day, very light volume. yours truly is watching this company closely and will give his financial analysis in the future. please subscribe for updates.

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this is not a recommendation to buy or sell a stock.

Pre Market - Trader Talk with Bob Pisani - CNBC.com

European bourses are advancing again today; the FTSE, like the Dow, finally broke through to its highest levels since January; same with France's CAC 40. The Euro is down slightly, even though German consumer confidence rose to the highest since Oct '07.

Elsewhere:

1) Continental

Continental Airlines Inc

CAL

17.22 UNCH 0%

NYSE

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[CAL 17.22 --- UNCH (0%)

] surprised a lot of people by abandoning merger talks with United.

Potential winners:

a) AMR
AMR Corp
AMR

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[AMR 7.43 --- UNCH (0%) ] , since a Continental/United would have been bad for AMR.
b) US Air
US Airways Group Inc
LCC

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[LCC 7.16 --- UNCH (0%) ] , since it makes a deal with United more likely.

Potential losers:

a) United
UAL Corp
UAUA

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[UAUA 15.21 --- UNCH (0%) ]. Continental was their best merger partner. Credit Suisse was even more blunt: they believe UAL's standalone plan "is not viable." Now they’re down to talking to US Air.

Not clear if this is good or bad for the Delta/Northwest merger; it might be good, since one less merger happening makes government approval more likely.

From what I've heard, demand for summer travel seems to be quite strong, though there are worries about the fall.

2) Wrigley

Wm Wrigley Jr Co

WWY

62.45 UNCH 0%

NYSE

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[WWY 62.45 --- UNCH (0%)

] agreed to a merger with Mars for about $23 billion, $80 a share in cash (closed at $62.45 Friday). Hershey's [HSY 34.74 --- UNCH (0%)

] also up 6 percent pre-open.

3) Tracinda announcing a tender offer for 20 million shares of Ford

Ford Motor Co

7.5 UNCH 0%

NYSE

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[F 7.5 --- UNCH (0%) ] (less than 1 percent of shares outstanding) at $8.50 a share. That's a roughly 13 percent premium. Kerkorian already owns a 4.7 percent position in the company. Ford's stock rose 0.7 percent last week on better than expected earnings. Ford up 8 percent pre-open.

4) Now that's inflation: Tyson

Tyson Foods Inc

TSN

18.15 UNCH 0%

NYSE

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[TSN 18.15 --- UNCH (0%) ] reported a loss of 2 cents (gain of 1 cent expected); chicken segment had losses due to higher grain costs. How much higher? For the year, they expect to pay an additional $600 million for corn and soybean meal. Throw in cooking oil increases and a few other costs, and increases will approach $1 b.

Rebate checks are finally going out, but with gasoline near $3.50 a gallon, it's not clear how much impact it's going to have.

Monday Mergers: Continental (No) Wrigley (Yes) - Trader Talk with Bob Pisani - CNBC.com

Pre Market Trading Indications

Gapping up in reaction to strong earnings/guidance: SOHU +13.5% (SINA +6.3%, NTES +4.4%, SNDA +4.0% trading higher in sympathy), BEAV +6.1%, EPD +5.0%, BBD +4.2%, CEO +2.9%, VZ +2.1%...

M&A news: WWY +25.4% (Wrigley and Mars announce merger agreement for $80 per WWY share in cash)...

Select mining/metals stocks showing strength with higher spot prices: LMC +2.9%, GOLD +2.6%, AEM +1.9%, MT +1.6% (plans surcharge for its steel customers - WSJ), AUY +1.6%, AAUK +1.0%...

Other news: OSTE +13.3% (Osteotech's Plexur P receives FDA clearance as bone void filler and bone graft extender in spine), IMMR +10.2% (modestly rebounding after last week's 18% drop), F +8.5% (Tracinda announces it intends to make a cash tender offer for up to 20 mln shares stock at a price of $8.50 per share), HSY +5.6% (up in sympathy with WWY), ACGY +4.0% (still checking), AERG +3.9% (receives $4.5 mln U.S. Army contract for laser guided energy program), ABK +3.6% (modestly rebounding from last week's 40%+decline), VMED +2.9% (still checking), CMI +2.9% and DISCA +2.8% (Cramer makes positive comments on MadMoney)...

Analyst upgrades: CS +2.6% (upgraded to Peer Perform at Bear Sterns and upgraded to Neutral at tier 1 firm), V +2.4% (initiated with Buy at UBS and initiated with Buy at tier 1 firm and initiated with Buy at SunTrust), NCC +2.2% (upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at BMO Capital), MRVL +2.1% (upgraded to Outperform at Friedman Billings), MASI +1.8% (upgraded to Buy at Citigroup).

Pre Market Gaps

Gapping up:

WWY +25.4%, OSTE +12.2%, SOHU +11.6%, F +7.3%, ABK +3.6%, CMI +2.9%, LMC +2.9%, DISCA +2.8%, V +2.4%, MT +1.6%, ERIC +1.5%, PCP +1.2%, AAUK +1.0%...

Gapping down:

DEEP -12.0%, MEDX -12.0%, CAL -5.1%, ETFC -2.0%, AIG -1.6%.