Zero Point Energy By William Lama, Ph.D
he Zero-Point Energy Field and Psychic Phenomena | (psychicschool.com)
Zero Point Energy (ZPE) is a weird quantum mechanical substance that is real, but hard to describe. Nobel Prize winning physicist, and my science hero, Dick Feynman tells a story about his inability to explain ZPE to his father. What is Science? – Richard Feynman
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Timely Tarot: The Element of Fire By Lisa De La O Wyman
Spring is here! We have finally emerged from a long, rather confusing winter to welcome the promise of a new beginning. There’s something about the creative energy of this time of year that brings hope, excitement, and a feeling that we can do more and be better. Flowers are blooming, birds are singing, and there’s more light in the skies. It feels like potential.
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The Luminaries and Novas of Torrance Memorial Medical Center
The Luminaries and Novas of Torrance Memorial Medical Center are non-profit volunteer groups founded in 1990 providing services and financial donations to the hospital. To date, they have donated over $530,000 to support many important hospital projects.
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Patrick Russ - Bringing Harmony to Life By Photographer, Educator & Writer Steve Tabor
Music is the heartbeat of life for many of us. Music stirs the emotions within us. It has a way of bringing back memories, soothing our souls during hectic times, drawing us closer to together, creating a bit of tension and serving as inspiration.
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Novel Matters By William Lama, Ph.D.
Storyline: At Caltech a theoretical cosmologist from U. Penn. describes a new form of matter that he has invented. Impossible! Exclaims a Nobel Prize winner in physics. An experimental scientist announces the creation of this “impossible” material, but is not believed, and nearly loses his research position. This stranger-than-fiction tale takes us to the desolate tundra in Far Eastern Russia and to a meteorite created at the birth of the Solar System.
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Commemorating the 1961 SS Dominator Shipwreck (Palos Verdes California) Adventure by Andre Navarro of Ocean Earth Green
Join my adventure to the SS Dominator Shipwreck along Palos Verdes California. From the hike down Bluff Cove along the beautiful cliffs to Rocky Point where the remnants rest. Amazing hiking and drone scenery with special diving footage along the way. This hike, aerial and below the surface special will dazzle your senses.
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Timely Tarot: The High Priestess and the Way of Initiation By Lisa De La O Wyman
We are currently wading through the dreamy, sometimes murky waters of Pisces season, looking ahead to what we hope will be brighter days in the Spring. This time of year is ruled by The Moon card in the Tarot, which often means feeling lost in a fog of feelings, confusion, and old, repeating patterns that seem to want to tell us something.
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It’s So Delicious! Along Came Joe By Patty Civalleri - Co-author of the best-selling book “Becoming Trader Joe”
As I sit to write this, memories of my childhood are flooding back to the forefront of my thoughts. I was raised on a ranch in Northern California, and our parents bravely had 5 kids to keep track of and feed. Eating was a constant issue in our house because feeding 7 people three times each day meant that my mother had to prepare for and clean up 21 meals per day, 147 meals per week, 651 meals per month.
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Who are the Los Serenos de Point Vicente? By Local Resident, Military Historian and Book Author Jim Shneer
Quite simply, Los Serenos (losserenos.org ) is an organization of over one hundred docents and volunteers who contribute thousands of hours and dollars every year to enrich the experience of life on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. In conjunction with the establishment of the Point Vicente Interpretive Center (PVIC) (Point-Vicente-Interpretive-Center) by the city of Rancho Palos Verdes (RPV), the organization was formed in 1984 to provide a broad base of knowledge about the contents of the new museum's collection.
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Come Sea Portuguese Bend Estates By the President of the Palos Verdes Historical Society, Dana Graham
Huh? Portuguese Bend Estates? I’m guessing you’ve never heard of it or, if you have, it’s not where you think it is. When I first heard the name I assumed it must be what is now the Portuguese Bend Club or the area behind the gates at Narcissa Drive and PV Drive South.
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Living the Dream – Taylor Deen Becomes Part of Aviation History Soaring Into the Future By Steve Tabor
At thirteen years of age, Taylor Deen never imagined she would be piloting one of the most iconic aircraft in aviation history, but she did envision becoming a commercial pilot and traveling across the skies to new destinations and experiences.
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Hometowns to Hollywood: Jean Harlow By Annette Bochenek, Ph.D.
Jean Harlow’s life was short but fascinating. She was the first of Hollywood’s blonde bombshells to carry the title, with her iconic platinum blonde hair being imitated by film fans and other stars. In addition to striking beauty, she could perform in both comedies and dramas with ease, capturing the hearts of moviegoers around the world.
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The Dark Side of Cryptocurrency By William Lama, Ph.D. & Science Expert
The dark side of Bitcoin: Misusing cryptography (99bitcoins.com)
In four essays I’ve recounted the evolution of digital money from the Diner’s Club card to the Bitcoin revolution. (See References) The story has been generally rosy. On the other hand, every new technology has the potential to be harmful. Nuclear energy is one example, social media is another. It depends on how the technology is used. In this concluding essay, therefore, I think it’s appropriate to say a few words about the dark side of the cryptocurrency ledger.
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Hometowns to Hollywood….Screen Goddess & Palos Verdes Visitor Lana Turner By Annette Bochenek, Ph.D
When I think of the genesis of some of the most glamorous actresses in the motion picture industry, I often recall the story of Lana Turner sipping a Coke at Schwab’s Drugstore, soon to be discovered as the next top studio star.
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Around the Hill in 80 Minutes – Apologies to Jules Verne - A Self-Guided Driving Tour. By Dana Graham
The scenic Palos Verdes Peninsula, apart from hikers and bikers, is a favorite drive primarily for the scenery. But you may be driving past a lot of the history. So next time you are on quarantine and want to take a drive, take this with you and you will find new things to appreciate about Palos Verdes. So here we go – up, up, and away!
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Timely Tarot: The Element of Air By Lisa De La O Wyman
Happy New Year! We made it through the strange days of 2021 and are tentatively emerging with caution and hope like the dawn. We are forever changed by what has come before, but one of our key strengths as human beings is our curiosity about what’s next and what could be.
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The Future of American Luxury by Hammitt Handbags Chairman and Expert Tony Drockton
You deserve luxury.
This is the bedrock belief that iconic fashion houses have declared for decades.
How you feel, how you walk, the connection you have to those in your everyday circles. That’s the golden thread of the brands you will wear.
Chanel’s little black dress. Louis Vuitton’s Monogram Canvas. Ralph Lauren’s Purple Label. Father, son, House of Gucci.
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Crypto Gals By William Lama, Ph.D.
I’d like to close out this series on cryptocurrency with a look at the people involved, especially the female people. New research has identified the characteristics of those in the crypto space. Market Research Reports – Bitpanda
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