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Have You Lived Before This Life? is an unusual book. Not because it is reporting past life type phenomena. Past lives have been reported by people for thousands of years all over the world. Many religions are based upon this phenomenon. Where do we go after death, has been the subject for debate at dinner tables, in halls and down column inches of newspaper print. It is unusual in that it contains so many case histories of past lives of ordinary people.

This book by L Ron Hubbard was first published in 1959 after he gave a congress of many lectures in London on the subject. Here the subject of past lives came up time and again. Here students were learning to perfect their counselling techniques, called auditing. For auditing to work effectively it seems one must have the receiver access the memory of earlier lifetimes. It would seem also that one's troubles in this life do not begin at the beginning of this life, but go earlier and earlier, way back. This concept only differs from the Indian concept of reincarnation in that in Scientology's experience man does not cross species from man to another species.

Scientologists are aided with the electronic e-meter which measures thought. So the counsellor is able to quantify and measure trauma, be it this life or an earlier one. Plus the meter can find thoughts otherwise hidden from view. Further, as a person being counselled speaks of the experience he is viewing in memory the charge comes off. This is seen as well as measured. The meter finally shows when the charge has exhausted itself and the counselling session over.

The book Have You lived Before This Life? has 42 case histories of people who experienced earlier lifetimes during the auditing. This is what is unique about this book. The counselling sessions were each written up and the problems the person had before the sessions, as well as the session details and what was handled by getting the past memory reviewed, are all in the book. The case histories of what was revealed in the sessions may go back hundreds of years, or even thousands. It is a fascinating read.

The book pulls no punches and the stories in it are as were told by those going through the experience. Scientology counsellors do not tell a person what to think or what to find, so whatever the person being counselled comes up with is exactly what is dealt with in the session. The book reads as a great interesting read as a result of this approach.

The book also has some excellent essays by L. Ron Hubbard on the subject of past lives and is recommended for those who have audited with Dianetics and who contacted past lives.

The dust jacket reads, "Is death an end or a new beginning."

Anki Storm is book reader, and Scientologist, at the Church of Scientology of Canberra, Australia's national capital. She has travelled a lot around the world and read tens of hundreds of books. Past Lives, Church of Scientology Canberra Books

Moving Toward Net Zero Energy – Watt Meters

For many people, the only thing they know about electricity is that they use it and get a monthly bill for that use. Volts, amps, watts, and kilowatt hours are a foreign language. In order to start reducing your electric bill, it is helpful to find out how much energy different parts of your house are using .Watt meters are very helpful devices to accomplish this.

There are two basic types of Watt meters. The first type is a plug meter designed to measure individual appliances. Simply plug your appliance into the meter, and plug your meter into the wall.  With this information, you can quickly identify inefficient items.  The second type of meter is a whole house meter which can be located in a convenient place in your home (the kitchen countertop for example), and will show you how much energy your home is using at any specific time, as well as cumulatively for the day and for the billing cycle.

A watt meter tells you how much power is being used. If you plug a 60 watt reading light into a watt meter, it should read something close to 60 watts. If you use that reading light for 3 hours a day for a month, you will have used 60 watts x 3 hours/day x 30 days = 5,400 watt hours. A good watt meter will allow you to leave something plugged in and will tell you both current watts and accumulated watt hours. You buy electricity from the utility company in units of 1000 watt hours or one kilowatt hour (kWh). Kilowatt hours are usually abbreviated kWh.  If your utility charges you $.10/kWh,  using the reading light for 3 hours a day for a month would cost 5.4 kWh * $.10 or $.54 per month.

What people do not realize is how much energy some devices use when they are off or on standby.  For example, a computer uninterruptible power supply (UPS) backup battery with monitor, printer, computer, rechargeable phone, and computer speakers may draw 50 watts even when the system is off. In this case, 24 hours * 50 watts * 30 days * .10 /1000 = $3.60/month to run a computer that is turned off.  Most homes have many devices that draw power when they’re off, and this is referred to as a “phantom load”.  If your home has 10 devices that draw a 50 watt phantom load all the time, this starts to really add up.  In the example above, you’d be spending $36 each month for things that were off or on standby.  Not only is this an unnecessary cost, it causes unnecessary pollution as well.  Once you’ve identified a phantom load, simply unplug the device when you are not using it, or put it on a power strip and switch the power strip off. 

 

In addition to an instantaneous reading, some watt meters will project monthly kWh and/or cost.  This is particularly useful for appliances such as refrigerators with compressors that cycle on and off.   You can plug a refrigerator in for several days and the meter will estimate how many kWh the refrigerator will use for an entire month.

There are several brands of Watt meters on the market that will make your home energy audit go faster. The meters we found to do the job best are the “Kill-A-Watt ™” plug meter, the” Watts UP? ™” Plug meter, and the “TED ™” whole house meter.

The Kill A Watt is a good plug meter if you want to mainly measure watts and kWh. It is an inexpensive way to start getting the big picture of how your house is using electricity.

The Watts UP? plug meter adds a power cord to make it easier to use and has many more features such as the ability to project monthly kWh and cost. It also keeps track of many more values such as maximum and minimum. The Watts UP? PRO adds data logging to the Watts UP meter and will record data every second. Once memory fills up, it starts recording every two seconds. You still get good data resolution even after collecting data for a month. The data can then be downloaded into a computer and graphed for a visual of how your energy usage is going.

The TED meter will give second-by-second and daily feedback on energy use for the entire house. Part of the meter is set up inside your breaker box.  There is a display unit that can be plugged into any outlet in the house.  Most people do not know how much or little energy they are using until the monthly bill comes in. It is too late then to make adjustments. A TED meter is a great way to immediately see how changes in habits and devices affect the entire house energy usage. You might want to think about turning the television off before you go to bed.

About the Author

Sustainable Future, LLC (www.sustainablefuture.biz) Founded by David Bolt, provides knowledge, products, equipment, services and consultation for renewable energy power generations and other sustainable technologies. Sustainable Future, LLC is a fully licensed contractor for commercial and residential system. Founder David Bolt resides in a Net Zero Energy house.
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Seem to have heard a tale like this with the QE2, but the story was silent on how they made it, on what they did. Would the ship simply cut through the wave, or get capsized. Obviously, QE2 made it. But what do you do when you're captain of this ship faced with this wave in the sea?

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As for the captain faced with that sort of wave I hope he had high quality pampers on...

TRACK & FIELD: Carter leads Case to fourth at Waukesha Northstar Classic
Maya Carter won the 300-meter low hurdles and finished second inthe 100 intermediate hurdles Saturday to lead the Case High Schoolgirls track & field team to fourth place in the 16-teamWaukesha Northstar Invitational at Waukesha North.

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