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• Energy Movies (http://www.freeenergynews.com/Directory/Movies) - index at FreeEnergyNews.com'
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• Movies > The Prestige features Nikola Tesla - A must-see film, paints Tesla in a brilliant light, while two rival magicians go at each other. At the end of the film, one is left to wonder if Tesla is still too far ahead of our time, one hundred years later.
  

• The Corporation - Exceptionally well-done documentary film looks at the rise of the corporate body having the legal status of a person -- yet without conscience, greed-driven, raping the planet for profit -- but which is now beginning to gain moral fiber, to turn around and then reverse the damage it has inflicted on the biosphere.
  

• Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005) - A must-watch movie for our generation. Especially interesting to those of us in the energy field inasmuch as part of the fraud included playing with California's energy supply for nearly a year.
  

• Who Killed the Electric Car? - Mary-Sue reviews this film about how California's forward-looking environmental legislation met Oil-zilla.

• The End of Suburbia: Oil Depletion and the End of the American Dream - Using the notion of "peak oil" as its underlying assumption, this documentary builds a case for suggesting that the suburban lifestyle is unsustainable. What happens when oil becomes unattainable in a society built on an oil assumption?
  

• (OT) Wal-Mart:The High Cost of Low Prices - Documentary about how Wal-Mart pays substandard wages and skimps on benefits, encouraging employees to seek government assistance, bullies union attempts, eviscerates communities, allows sweat shop conditions in its source factories, violates environmental standards.

Videos

• Energy from the Vacuum - Disc I, two hour DVD now available, featuring Tom Bearden, John Bedini, Walter Rosenthal and Peter Lindemann. First release in a multi-part series.
  

• Electromagnetic > Electric Motor Secrets DVD by Peter Lindemann - In his DVD presentation, drawing on 30 years of his own research and development, Lindemann explains in simple terms what back EMF is, and how one can build motors and generators that do not involve back-EMF. He asserts that such designs can improve upon the most effective motors of today by many-fold, not just a few percent.
  

Book Reviews

• Kicking The Gasoline & Petro-Diesel Habit - 
A Business Manager's Blueprint For Action (http://www.maccompanion.com/macc/archives/April2008/Greenware/KickingGasoline.htm) - Robert Pritchett reviews the book by Charles C. Wood, that provides business managers templates for transitioning transportation to non-petroleum-based alternatives.
  

• Why are Gas Prices So High? - Mary-Sue reviews book by Canadian author, that looks at a psychological component and solution to the greed that drives oil dependency.
  

• Free Energy Generation - by Tom Bearden, with John Bedini, is said to be a must-have for researchers attempting to harness the Tesla type radiant energy forces of nature. Skeptics demur.
  

• Blueprint for a Better World - by Desborough
  

• The Quantum Key - Aaron Murakami provides a view on aether, its interaction with a dipole, how it interacts with matter to have mass, what gravity and inertia are and how they relate to the aether, what time is and why our perception is linked to it, and practical applications.
  

See other Book resources

• Energy Books (http://www.freeenergynews.com/Directory/Books) - index at FreeEnergyNews.com'
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Paper Reviews

• The Equivalence of Magnetic and Kinetic Energy - Article by Carel van der Togt "proves that QM/QED/QCD/. ... assumes, unjustified, that the electromagnetic field is (also) conservative." Subject: Cold Fusion and Omissions in Physics.
  

Theory Reviews

• Review:A New Electromagnetic Unified Field Theory
• Review:Aether Physics Model
• Review:Global Scaling Theory
• Review:Dewey B. Larson's Reciprocal System

Product Reviews

• West Mountain Radio CBA - Load meter

See also

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