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Incredible Mosquito Repellent That Works

By RD Bentley on May 7, 2012 in

The temperatures are warming and it’s time to go camping, or maybe just have a nice, outdoor barbecue. Ahhh, the fresh air, the birds chirping, and the sound of friends having conversation. And now mosquitoes? It’s time for an incredible mosquito repellent that works, and it’s pet friendly.

It’s time for an appliance — ThermaCELL MR-G Olive Cordless Portable Mosquito Repellent Appliance.

Or you might want a lantern — ThermaCELL MR-9W Cordless Mosquito Repellent Patio Lantern.

Or maybe this one — ThermaCELL MR-9C Mini Cordless Portable Mosquito Repellent Lantern.

HOW IT WORKS

The repellent is allethrin, a copy of a repellent that naturally occurs in chrysanthemum flowers. It repels up to 98 percent of mosquitoes, black flies, and no-see-ums.

Within minutes after turning on the Lantern or Appliance, the repellent creates a 15 by 15-foot (225 square-foot) mosquito-free zone, the size of an average deck, patio, or campsite. All ThermaCELL Mosquito Repellent products use the same refills, which contain both repellent mats and butane cartridges.

The heat generated by the butane cartridge is directed to a metal grill that is part of the design of the Lantern or Appliance. A small mat, saturated with repellent, sits on top of the metal grill. Heat vaporizes the repellent, allowing it to rise into the air.

Here’s the refill — ThermaCELL R-4 Mosquito Repellent Refill – Value Pack.

ThermaCELL IS SAFE AND VERY EFFECTIVE

This product is great for hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking. Again, it’s environmentally friendly. This means that it’s safe for pets, humans, and around lakes.

Have fun. Be safe. Don’t get caught outdoors without ThermaCELL.

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Men Out-Shopping The Ladies Online?

By RD Bentley on May 6, 2012 in

Affluent men are out-shopping the ladies these days, according to a recent CNBC report.

What items are the men buying and what brands? Men are buying Rolex Watches online.  Louis Vuitton and BMW are other popular brands that are being visited online.

Where are they shopping? The men are going to Amazon and doing their shopping.

“The growth rate of men shopping online has outpaced women; men are outspending women by 20-30%, as stated in the report”.

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Chicago Reporter Interrupted By Woman

By RD Bentley on May 5, 2012 in

Woman’s Foul Act Caught on Camera

Chris DeRose, a Chicago reporter, is kind of surprised by a woman passing by… She spits several times and claims to have a cold. Only on the streets of Chicago. DeRose: “Tell me you got that”.

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Argentina's President Nationalizes YPF Oil

By RD Bentley on May 4, 2012 in

President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has signed a bill that will nationalize oil in Argentina. This will align oil interests with the interests of the country of Argentina.

From Reuters: The Chamber of Deputies voted 207-32 in favor of expropriating YPF, clearing the way for President Cristina Fernandez to sign the bill into law. The Senate last week approved the measure by a similarly overwhelming margin.

Citing Brazilian oil giant Petrobras as an example, the president ultimately announced the introduction of a bill on April 16, 2012, for the partial renationalisation of YPF: the state would purchase a 51% share, with the national government controlling 51% of this package and ten provincial governments receiving the remaining 49%.

The company remained the largest in its sector in Argentina despite declining production, operating 52% of the nation’s refinery capacity in three facilities and 1,600 filling stations. Its sales of gasoline and other motor fuels totaled 12.15 billion liters (3.21 billion gallons) in 2011, 57% of the national market in these.

Are citizens from Argentina in favor the bill that passed for nationalization of oil? According to The New York Times report, they are very much in favor. In fact, they want to see 100% nationalization of oil, instead of the 51%.

“They should expropriate 100 percent, not just a part of it,” said Fernando Solanas, a congressman and filmmaker who belongs to an opposition party. “Oil is a public interest.”

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Vote Results For CISPA

By RD Bentley on May 3, 2012 in

VOTED NO ON CENSORSHIP FROM GOVERNMENT (CISPA)

Ackerman, Akin, Amash, Andrews, Baca, Baldwin, Barton (TX), Bass (CA), Becerra, Berkley, Berman, Bishop (UT), Bonamici, Brady (PA), Braley (IA), Brooks, Brown (FL), Capps, Capuano, Carnahan, Carson (IN), Chu, Cicilline, Clarke (MI), Clarke (NY), Clay, Cleaver, Cohen, Conyers, Costello, Courtney, Crowley, Cummings, Davis (CA), Davis(IL), , DeFazio, DeGette, DeLauro, Deutch, Dingell, Doggett, Doyle, Edwards, Ellison, Emerson, Engel, Eshoo, Farenthold, Farr, Fattah, Fleming, Frank (MA), Fudge, Gibson, Gohmert, Gosar, Green, Al, Green, Gene, Grijalva, Gutierrez, Hahn, Hall, Hastings (FL), Heinrich, Higgins, Himes, Hinchey, Hinojosa, Holt, Honda, Hoyer, Jackson (IL),, Jackson Lee (TX), Johnson (GA), Johnson (IL), Johnson, E. B., Jones, Kaptur, Keating, Kildee, Kind, Kucinich, Landry, Larson (CT), Lee (CA), Levin, Lewis (GA), Loebsack, Lofgren, Zoe, Lowey, Luján, Lynch, Mack, Marchant, Markey, Matsui, McClintock, McCollum, McCotter, McDermott, McGovern, McNerney, Meeks, Michaud, Miller (NC), Miller, George, , Moore, Murphy (CT), Nadler, Napolitano, Neal, Olver, Pallone, Pascrell, Pastor (AZ), Pearce, Pelosi, Perlmutter, Peters, Pingree (ME), Polis, Posey, Price (NC), Quigley, Rahall, Rehberg, Reyes, Richardson, Richmond, Rigell, Rohrabacher, Rothman (NJ), Roybal-Allard, Rush, Ryan (OH), Sánchez, Linda T., Sanchez, Loretta, Sarbanes, Schakowsky, Schiff, Schwartz, Schweikert, Scott (VA), Sensenbrenner, Serrano, Sewell, Sherman, Simpson, Speier, Stark, Sutton, Thompson (MS), Tierney, Tonko, Tsongas, Van Hollen, Velázquez, Visclosky, Walsh (IL), Walz (MN), Wasserman Schultz, Waters, Watt, Waxman, Welch, Wilson (FL), Woolsey, Yarmuth

VOTED YES ON CENSORSHIP FROM GOVERNMENT (CISPA)

Adams, Aderholt, Alexander, Altmire, Amodei, Austria, Bachmann, Bachus, Barletta, Barrow, Bartlett, Bass (NH), Benishek, Berg, Biggert, Bilbray, Bilirakis, Bishop (GA), Bishop (NY), Black, Blackburn, Bonner, Bono Mack, Boren, Boswell, Boustany, Brady (TX), Broun (GA), Buchanan, Buerkle, Burgess, Burton (IN), Butterfield, Calvert, Camp, Campbell, Cantor, Capito, Cardoza, Carney, Carter, Cassidy, Castor (FL), Chabot, Chaffetz, Chandler, Clyburn, Coble, Coffman (CO), Cole, Conaway, Connolly (VA), Cooper, Costa, Cravaack, Crawford, Crenshaw, Critz, Cuellar, Culberson, Denham, Dent, DesJarlais, Diaz-Balart, Dicks, Dold, Donnelly (IN), Dreier, Duffy, Duncan (SC), Duncan, (TN), Ellmers, Fincher, Fitzpatrick, Flake, Fleischmann, Flores, Forbes, Fortenberry, Foxx, Franks (AZ), Frelinghuysen, Gallegly, Garamendi, Gardner, Garrett, Gerlach, Gibbs, Gingrey (GA), Gonzalez, Goodlatte, Gowdy, Granger, Graves (GA), Graves (MO), Griffin (AR), Griffith (VA), Grimm, Guinta, Guthrie, Hanabusa, Hanna, Harper, Harris, Hartzler, Hastings (WA), Hayworth, Heck, Hensarling, Herger, Herrera Beutler, Hochul, Huelskamp, Huizenga (MI), Hultgren, Hunter, Hurt, Israel, Issa, Jenkins, Johnson (OH), Johnson, Sam, Jordan, Kelly, King (IA), King (NY), Kingston, Kinzinger (IL), Kissell, Kline, Labrador, Lamborn, Lance, Langevin, Lankford, Larsen (WA), Latham, LaTourette, Latta, Lewis (CA), Lipinski, LoBiondo, Long, Lucas, Luetkemeyer, Lummis, Lungren, Daniel E., Manzullo, Matheson, McCarthy (CA), McCarthy (NY), McCaul, McIntyre, McKeon, McKinley, McMorris Rodgers, Meehan, Mica, Miller (FL), Miller (MI), Miller, Gary, Moran, Mulvaney, Murphy (PA), Myrick, Neugebauer, Noem, Nugent, Nunes, Nunnelee, Olson, Owens, Palazzo, Paulsen, Peterson, Petri, Pitts, Platts, Poe (TX), Pompeo, Price (GA), Quayle, Reed, Reichert, Renacci, Ribble, Rivera, Roby, Roe (TN), Rogers (AL), Rogers (KY), Rogers (MI), Rokita, Rooney, Ros-Lehtinen, Roskam, Ross (AR), Ross (FL), Royce, Runyan, Ruppersberger, Ryan (WI), Scalise, Schilling, Schmidt, Schock, Schrader, Scott (SC), Scott, Austin, Scott, David, , Sessions, Shimkus, Shuler, Shuster, Smith (NE), Smith (NJ), Smith (TX), Smith (WA), Southerland, Stearns, Stivers, Stutzman, Sullivan, Terry, Thompson (CA), Thompson (PA), Thornberry, TiberiTipton, Towns, Turner (NY), Turner (OH), Upton, Walberg, Walden, Webster, West, Westmoreland, Whitfield, Wilson (SC), Wittman, Wolf, Womack, Woodall, Yoder, Young (AK), Young (FL), Young (IN)

DIDN’T VOTE

Blumenauer, Bucshon, Canseco, Davis (KY), Filner, Hirono, Holden, Maloney, Marino, McHenry, Paul, Pence, Rangel, Sires, Slaughter

BILL TITLE: To provide for the sharing of certain cyber threat intelligence and cyber threat information between the intelligence community and cybersecurity entities, and for other purposes.

H R 3523 RECORDED VOTE 26-Apr-2012 6:31 PM

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America’s Secret Establishment: New Haven

By RD Bentley on May 1, 2012 in

Skull and Bones, 64 High Street, New Haven, Connecticut

Antony C. Sutton was a British-born economist, historian, and writer of facts. Professor Sutton had this to say about America’s Secret Establishment: An Introduction to the Order of Skull & Bones: “If I have a magnum opus, this is it.”

Sutton gives warning to other writers that deal with controversial subject matter — that they will be labeled in the conspiracy category. He implies that an author must be 100% accurate 100% of the time, if he or she wants to be taken seriously at all.

Most modern societies have elite, ruling members that often control top-priority business. One such secret society that is connected to the establishment is called Skull and Bones.

Skull and Bones, founded in 1833,  is a secret organization at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. Every year in the month of April, fifteen members are chosen during their junior year at Yale.

The number 322 can be seen in the emblem of the society.

Deer Island lies between mainland Canada and United States, within the Saint Lawrence River, in the Town of Alexandria, close to Alexandria Bay, New York. It is owned by the Russell Trust Association and is used as a Skull and Bones retreat.

The Russell Trust Association is the business name for the Skull and Bones society. It was named for William Huntington Russell, who co-founded Skull and Bones with classmate Alphonso Taft. The Russell Trust was founded by Russell and Daniel Coit Gilman, member of Skull and Bones and later president of the University of California, first president of Johns Hopkins University, and the founding president of the Carnegie Institution.

From 1978 until his death in 1988, business of the Russell Trust Association was handled by its single trustee, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. partner John B. Madden. Madden started with Brown Brothers Harriman in 1946, under senior partner Prescott Bush. Madden graduated from Yale University in 1941.

The primary tenant of the Marine Midland Building (or HSBC Bank Building) as of 2010 is Brown Brothers Harriman, leasing some 430,000 ft² (40,000 m²) in 2003. Brown Brothers Harriman moved to the site at 140 Broadway from their trademark location at 59 Wall Street, filling a vacancy left after HSBC moved their primary New York offices out of the building, to the HSBC building at 452 5th Ave.

What does Sutton have to say about this power elite group, which he refers to as “The Order”? Sutton claims that this secret society permeates government, media, education, finance, military, and so on. He claims that even our history books do not include the real truths; real truths that are “conveniently” omitted on purpose.

Sutton believed that we live in a dumbed-down society that refuses to believe the not-so-obvious — that certain members want total control of citizens. Whether it be through mind control, propaganda, or financial means, the establishment craves power. The establishment thrives on fear and submission.

Antony C. Sutton had written 16 books in 25 years and thought that he’d heard it all. He said that the world was a confused mess, and probably beyond understanding. Then, in the 1980’s, he received eight inches worth of documents from an anonymous source, and this would change everything. The documents were about Skull and Bones.

Linking the puzzling ties that The Order had left behind could not have been an easy task. Sutton does an unbelievable job of it, and he explains in great detail what The Order is really about.

Any book written by Antony Sutton is worth reading and his videos are very educational. America’s Secret Establishment: An Introduction to the Order of Skull & Bones is one of his finest works.

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Rubbing Alcohol Is Fantastic Hand Sanitizer

By RD Bentley on April 26, 2012 in

Rubbing alcohol is relatively cheap, readily available, and has many household uses. A couple of useful tips for rubbing alcohol — as a hand sanitizer and as a glass cleaner. This is a very efficient way to solve both of these everyday chores.

First, as a hand sanitizer, rubbing alcohol is extremely practical and effective. It is widely used for cleansing surgeons’ hands and instruments and for the disinfection of skin prior to penetration by a hypodermic needle. As an antiseptic, it is good against vegetative bacteria and fair against fungi and viruses.

So, if it is used by surgeons then it must undoubtedly work for ordinary folks at home.

Secondly, rubbing alcohol works great as an eyeglass cleaner. Here’s what I did to make it work for me. I bought a small, glass bottle of eyeglass spray — something like Purosol All Natural Lens Cleaner 2oz.

By the way, the Purosol cleaner works well on photography equipment as well. Those that have expensive eyeglasses may consider using this cleaner. Many swear by it.

I used the commercial spray on my eyeglasses. After I used all of the commercial spray, I then started to fill up the tiny bottle with rubbing alcohol. This worked well for me, because rubbing alcohol is cheap and is quite convenient.

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Anonymous Masks Growing In Popularity

By RD Bentley on April 22, 2012 in

The Anonymous masks (aka V For Vendetta Mask) are favorites with the crowd, and the masks seem to be growing in popularity. The Anonymous masks are donned around the world.

If you’ve been glancing at the headline news for the past several months, you are probably aware of the group called Anonymous (plural). They are best known for their association with international computer hacktivism. Their protests are sometimes against anti-digital piracy campaigns by motion picture and recording industry trade associations. (Hint.)

Who would have ever guessed that this group would have been on the cover of Time magazine in 2012? Anonymous hacktivists are “The 100 Most Influential People in the World”. Impressive.

And the story of Anonymous is filled with irony, as life often is.

The masks worn by the world’s most famous group of hacker-anarchists have become best sellers in America, and even some countries in Europe. What is the irony? The masks are copyrighted, and the profits go to a company that the group is in opposition with — Time -Warner — a major motion picture association. In other words, their enemy is getting profits from the masks.

It all started with a comic book series (Vertigo, DC Comics) in the 1980’s, which was titled V for Vendetta. In this series, a mysterious masked revolutionary who calls himself “V” works to destroy the totalitarian government, profoundly affecting the people he encounters.

A film adaptation of V for Vendetta (Widescreen Edition) was released in 2006 by Warner Bros.

This movie is considered to be a classic with movie viewers.

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Oldest Man Turns 115

By RD Bentley on April 20, 2012 in

Video Courtesy of IBTimesTV

Jiroemon Kimura was born on April 19, 1897. He resides in Kyōtango, Kyoto, Japan. Kimura has 7 children (5 surviving), 15 grandchildren (14 surviving), 25 great-grandchildren, and 13 great-great-grandchildren.

Kimura worked for the post office for 40 years and after retiring he turned to farming until age 90. He wakes up early in the morning and reads newspapers with a magnifying glass.

On his 114th birthday on 19 April 2011, Kimura mentioned his survival of the 7.6 magnitude earthquake that hit Kyoto in 1927 and killed over 3,000 people

According to Kimura, small portions of food are the key to a long and healthy life.

Kimura says he’s learning how to speak English. What an amazing gentleman.

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CISPA Will Kill The Internet

By RD Bentley on April 19, 2012 in

You may have had an inclination that the CIA was monitoring your activity on Facebook, your emails, and practically everything you do online. Your Google searches can be monitored by government. This we pretty much knew. Congress has finally gathered enough approval to pass a bill that will make it legal for them to do so. CISPA will kill the internet.

This will lead to complete censorship in all freedoms of the last phase of democracy — the internet. The individual rights of Americans are at stake here.

Goodbye to privacy literally means goodbye to freedom. CISPA is a red flag to the people of America.

HR 3523 was introduced on November 30, 2011 by U.S. Representative Michael Rogers (R-MI). and 111 co-sponsors.

Should you be worried about this latest bill? You had better, because this Cybersecurity Bill will be the same thing that airports are doing to citizens that travel. The NSA will check and scan your online baggage without you knowing it. This is a greater invasion of privacy than the airports.

There are over 800 companies that are supporting CISCA. This almost makes it certain that the bill will get passed with ease.

This means that government will waste millions of dollars policing the internet, only to appease powerful corporations, and in return, those same companies gain immunity from government scrutiny. Selling data to government is more revenue to tech companies. But it won’t be if the internet is totally abandoned.

The United States Congress has sent a clear message to the people — your data online is no longer private and secure. CISPA will be the final death blow to the internet if it is passed.

Many have signed a petition against this bill.

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