solar-clothTrue Activist – by John Vibes

England-based Solar Cloth Company has created a lightweight photovoltaic fabric solar panel system that can operate pretty much anywhere. The company’s founder Perry Carroll, says that the system is currently being marketed for use on parking lots, rooftops and other places that traditional solar panels may not be practical for.

Carroll says that the company is teaming up with some high-profile clients to launch their project.   Continue reading “New ‘Solar Cloth’ Material Creates Solar Energy Pretty Much Anywhere!”

Before It’s News – by Lisa Haven

A mysterious organization known as United Religions Initiative (URI) has taken it upon themselves to unite the world religions into one. Yes, you’ve heard me right! They are recruiting churches, pastors, and leaders from every continent to unify themselves into a “One World Religion” similar to that of the United Nations for the world.

Why is it that everything seems to be going global? Our government, our banks, and now our religion? The truth is this entire event was prophesied years ago in the bible when It told us that every tribe, tongue, and nation would serve the Antichrist— a dictator who would rise in the latter days, despise God, and rule the world. Could it be that we are on the brink of such an empire? I do believe it’s possible, especially now with the unification of religion.   Continue reading “The Rise of “This” Devil Empire Is Now Here & It Will Floor Every Christian Out There”

I once got a toy helicopter from there. Today it would be classified as a drone.Reason – by Scott Shackford

Decades before the Apple Store, there was RadioShack. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, it was where many Americans rushed to purchase their very first home computers, the TRS-80. My family was part of that group, and I distinctly remember being adrift in huge crowds at a store in New Hampshire when my dad got one for us at home. As I was about 8 years old, I recall being more excited about all the remote-control cars they sold there and the Simon-esque handheld games. Once I discovered the TRS-80 could also entertain, it helped launch a lifelong love affair with all things video games. I may frequently forget the names of co-workers and which day of the week it is, but I can recite from memory the final riddle in an extremely early text adventure simply called Haunted House. It is embedded now within my DNA.   Continue reading “Is This the End of RadioShack?”