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Find the sum of all the multiples of 3 or 5 below 1000.
Since this is a simple problem, let's try to find the SMALLEST piece of code that can do this task. However, I will not count spaces in the code at all because we don't want to make it too cryptic.
For scoring, I will use the Character.isWhitespace() method. If it returns false, the character count increases. Let's see how small you can get it with standard Java. (Standard libraries imports are counted, but not the contents of those classes). You may not use any non-standard Java library. Good luck.
By the way, the correct answer for this application is 233168.


text: Yesterday was my 6th wedding aniversary. Althogh my wife and I have been together for almost 10 years she has never gone shooting with me. I have always told her that I would love for her to go but that I wanted her to tell me when she was ready. The other day I almost had a heart attack when she said she would like to go shooting for our aniversary. So when I got off work yesterday we were off. Although she only shot the 22 she did awesome both with safety and her accuracy. She has always been a little nervous with guns so I was very happy to see how comfortable she was when we were done. I don't think she could have given me a better aniversary present. I just hope she doesn't use her new found shooting skills against me.

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The National Indian Education Study (NIES) is a two-part study designed to describe the condition of education for American Indian and Alaska Native students in the United States. Part II of the NIES is a survey that provides information on the educational experiences of the fourth- and eighth-grade American Indian and Alaska Native students who participated in the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) assessments.
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When people move into their first home, quite often one of the first purchases they make will be a new mattress. Being the first time they have probably left their parents, they will have zero experience, and have no idea what to look for.
In today's market there are more options than ever before. Spring mattresses, memory foam mattress, latex mattresses, and combinations mixed together. The first thing to talk about is how each type is made.
Spring mattresses are the traditional type, that have been around for years. Because the technology in these mattresses is now dated, these are quite often the cheapest mattresses you can buy. They are also the least effective at providing a highly supported nights sleep. A great option for a guest, spare room or even a small child's room. Where the mattress is not going to get used very often, they will last quite well. Likewise in a small child's bed where a mattress is not going to receive lots of weight, a spring mattress will have a decent lifespan. Lots of the newer spring mattress will combine with a memory foam top layer to provide increased comfort and support.
Memory foam are now considered to be the best available mattresses today. They have a great lifespan, extremely durable and hold the body in a correct position to give great spinal alignment. Pressure point are reduced, great sleep is achieved. Memory foam is a foam which reacts to your body heat. When the foam warms is shapes to your body and supports where needed. As the foam cools is returns to its natural shape.
This is great because the same mattress will react to everybody differently, but support as required. Always try and make sure you find a memory foam with a rating of 3 or more lb/ft. Anything lower than this and the mattress will be of low quality.
The selection of softness levels is much the same as with spring mattresses, so your preference can be found. The downside with memory foam is, because it uses your body heat to work, it can retain this heat. Some people find this creates a sleeping environment which is too hot. After a while you should adjust to the change, but if it is a concern newer mattress designs have cooling properties built in. Memory foam mattresses are quite expensive but newer models are becoming more affordable. Manufacturers such as Sleep Innovations, are a great company which produce good quality at a reasonable price.
Latex mattresses are the newest rage. They are very similar to memory foam, but natural latex is used as opposed to chemically manufactured memory foam. A great option for the environmentally conscious among us. However, latex mattresses do carry a high price tag, and options are limited. At the moment there are far fewer latex mattress manufacturers, and subsequently much less choice. It would be very difficult to find one to take away on the day. It would almost definitely have to be ordered in. If you have allergies, latex might be an issue, and you may well be better looking at memory foam.
Some things definitely to think about. If you can afford it, I would always recommend going with memory foam. The health benefits are far superior.


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A four-year-old girl has been admitted into Mensa before she has even started school.
Heidi Hankins, from Winchester, has been accepted into the exclusive society after tests showed she had an IQ of around 159.
Most adults have an IQ of 100 and Heidi has now become one of only 90 children under 10 in the UK to join Mensa - the society for individuals with unusually high IQs.
Her father, Matthew Hankins, told the Hampshire Chronicle he "always thought Heidi was pretty bright" due to his daughter's love of reading.
The university lecturer, who specialises in measuring children's IQs, said her results were "off the scale" after he measured her intelligence "out of curiosity".
"I got her the complete set of the Oxford Reading Tree books when she was two, and she read through the whole set of 30 in about an hour," he told the local paper.
"It's what you would expect a seven-year-old to do."
Think you could join Mensa? Why not try one of their Brainteasers. Let us know how you got on in the comments box below.
Chief executive of British Mensa John Stevenage commented:
"Heidi's parents correctly identified that she shows great potential.
"We wish them well, and are pleased that they have chosen to join the Mensa network for support, where we aim to provide a positive environment for younger members to develop."
Heidi, who still enjoys playing with her Barbie dolls, now joins the likes of Stephen Hawking and Carol Vorderman - although the child genius' IQ beats the Countdown presenter's by five points.
In 2011, three-year-old Saffron Pledger joined Mensa after her father, eight-times champion of Countdown Danny Pledger, found she had an IQ of 140.
In order to qualify to join Mensa, individuals have to attain a score within the upper 2% of the general population. The youngest ever member is recorded as being two-year-old Elise Tan Roberts from North London, who joined the society in 2009.
Actress Geena Davis, who starred in Thelma and Louise is a Mensa member.
The deceased radio DJ was a Mensa member until his death in 2011.
Film director Quentin Tarantino reportedly has an IQ of 160, although he is yet to join Mensa
Although Stephen Hawking has refuted the importance of numerical intelligence ratings, the genius is thought to have an IQ of 160 and above.
The former Countdown presenter has an IQ of 154 and is a member of Mensa.


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Pair Want to Turn Former Saseen's Building Into Pub-Style Brew House
March 15, 2013
Wheeling City Council's Development Committee took action Thursday to pave the way for two projects in the city, including a new pub-style establishment near Centre Market and a rebuilt Progressive......
i like a good beer.
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Another bar, just what Whee-ling( hic) needs :(
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I wish you all the success in the world. However as a past business owner at Centre Market, your going to need it. Being the only nice area left in Wheeling, Mayor Andy Boy and his cronies will do nothing to help support small business in the area. As a Vietnam Veteran, it reminds me of towns we bombed. The only difference is that the towns we bombed were rebuilt. Cenre Market should be a thriving area as Pittsburgh's Strip District. Andy Boy would rather do nothing...
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Sorry, I just can not see a business like that being successful in this area, especially in Centre Market Wheeling.
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Also think this would be a great idea for the valley, but location might not draw enough business. Highlands could work better but cost prohibative? Usually go out of my way for craft brew, count me as a customer!!
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This is an excellent idea. You can't really buy a lot of beer varieties in this area. It could be the Goode Mansion of beers. An onsite micro brewery would be a fun addition.
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That would be great if they did a small micro brewery. River city ale works had great draft beer brewed on site. The flood destroyed the equipment so I was told.
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|U.S. Census Bureau launches operations
By Carolyn Lee
The Imperial Republican
The U.S. Census Bureau launched community operations this week all over the country. One such event was held in North Platte Tuesday.
Vic Gentry, manager of the Census office in North Platte, said lunch, entertainment and a recruiting station were part of the kickoff in his area. Ben Franklin, Buffalo Bill and state and local officials were expected to attend.
With the census count just four months away, Census operations will become increasingly visible in local communities.
Gentry said 17 recruiting assistants have been hired across the state of Nebraska. They were trained last week, and are now in the field looking for people interested in becoming Census takers.
Recruiting and testing will be conducted beginning next week.
The recruiters are in every county, looking for the 1,000 workers Gentry said he hopes to hire from his office. Overall, 5,000 will be hired in Nebraska.
"We didn't realize in our minds" how many workers were needed, Gentry commented. For instance, in "little teeny counties up north we'll need seven to eight people."
Counters will be hired after fingerprinting, testing and background checks have been made. Gentry hopes to have recruiting done by the end of the year and training done by the end of January, 2010.
Census questionnaires will be mailed or delivered to households in March of 2010. Upon receipt, those in the households should complete the 10-question form and mail it back right away.
If the form isn't returned by early April, a census worker will hand-deliver another form, and will question the householder right on the spot, Gentry said.
"No one wants to get a knock on the door," he stated. It's very important that the household residents fill out the first form and mail it in immediately.
"Don't spend a lot of money out of our, the taxpayers', pockets" for a visit from a census worker, Gentry declared.
"We stand to lose $1,114 per person in federal money to the state if a person isn't counted" in the Census, he stated.
In addition, for every one percent of the national population that must be counted by census takers, it costs $90 million.
In the 2000 Census, Chase County matched the state response rate at 75 percent. Gentry hopes to increase that rate in 2010.
People interested in becoming census takers may contact Gentry's North Platte office at (308) 221-3040.


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Long Hits Eight Threes as Iowa State Beats UNCW
AMES, Iowa – It was the Naz Long show as the sophomore hit eight 3-pointers and scored a career-high 26 points to lead Iowa State to a 95-62 win over UNC Wilmington in its season opener Sunday at Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones were 15-of-31 from behind the arc as a team. With the win Iowa State improves to 1-0 this season, while UNCW falls to 0-2.
Key Moment of the Game
UNC Wilmington closed the Cyclone lead to 14-13 with 10:08 left in the first half. That is when Long and the rest of the Cyclones caught fire, finishing the half on a 38-9 run to go into the break leading by 30 points (52-22).
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While a number of players could go here, this one is a no brainer. Naz Long simply took over the game with his three-point shooting. The sophomore finished with a career-high 26 points on 8-of-11 shooting from behind the arc. After hitting just five threes as a freshman, Long nailed six in the first half and went on to finish with the third-most ever in a game by an Iowa State player. He finished 9-for-12 from the field.
Special mention goes to senior DeAndre Kane, who narrowly missed a triple-double in his ISU debut. The Marshall transfer finished with 13 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists. Georges Niang overcame foul trouble that limited him to six minutes in the first half to finish with 16 points.
Cyclone Nation, who was your player of the game? Tweet the player along with the hashtag #CyclONEgameball to @CycloneMBB and we'll announce the fan's pick on Monday morning.
Cyclone Quick Hits
*Iowa State improves to 87-20 in home season openers.
*DeAndre Kane had 10 first-half rebounds and finished with a career-high tying 11. His previous high was vs. Hofstra when he played for Marshall.
*Iowa State has connected on at least 14 three-pointers 10 times under head coach Fred Hoiberg.
*Iowa State went 14-of-19 at the free-throw line.
*DeAndre Kane had Iowa State's first dunk of the season on an alley-oop from Monté Morris.
Fan Tweet of the Game
Journey to the big dance starts today for @CycloneMBB! #cyclONEnation ❤— Bryana Galindo (@BryGalindo) November 10, 2013
After each game, one tweet will be chose as the "Fan Tweet of the Game". Fans are encouraged to tweet @CycloneMBB during the game, and visit cyclones.com after each game to see if their tweet was chosen as "Fan Tweet of the Game".
Next Up
Iowa State returns to action Tuesday evening when it hosts Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at 7 p.m. The game will be televised by Cyclones.tv.


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Yesterday, we pointed out that we were disturbed by the images of Thylane Blondeau - because she's ten and being photographed topless. Some of you pointed out that there's a history of similar images and that we shouldn't be shocked. So we looked up similar images and were shocked! At least by some of them.
That's probably because we're only used to thinking of child models in L.L. Bean catalogues. There's obviously a wide range of the way young girls are portrayed by the fashion industry. But where does the line get crossed? Let's look at some various depictions, each one of which strikes us as more disturbing than the last. You tell us when the images begin to seem inappropriate.


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Foundry Workers Lauded For Saving a Friend's Life
February 8, 2013
Dave Zdonczyk's life changed forever on Jan. 5 — and it might have ended without the efforts of four of his co-workers at Wheeling's Centre Foundry and Machine Co....
Ah, the good ole days of Centre Foundry! It was while working in Centre Foundry that I learned the value of a college education - getting one. I stepped out of high school directly into the foundry shoveling sand in molds and a dozen other hot, dirty jobs that are common in a foundry. Each time I punched in I swore I would go to college. I respected and admired the men who literally worked their hearts out there, but I knew I did not want it to be my future.
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(WUSA9) -- New York Senator Chuck Schumer is pushing for all new cars to be built with rear view cameras. Schumer held a new conference Sunday, saying the cameras could help prevent deadly backover crashes.
"Back-over crashes occur when lovers, friends, neighbors put their cars in reverse and accidentally strike the person behind the car because of a blind spot," said Sen. Schumer.
Last month the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it will add rear view video systems to its list of recommended features under its new car assessment program.
Safety groups say the agency is dragging its feet in fulfilling a congressionally imposed deadline to issue a rule on rear visibility.


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Eugene, OR (Sports Network) - Tony Woods tallied 14 points, including a
crucial basket in the final minutes, as the Oregon Ducks held on to defeat the
Arizona State Sun Devils, 68-65, in Pac-12 Conference play at Matthew Knight
Also scoring in double figures for the Ducks (14-2, 3-0 Pac-12), who recorded
their fifth win in a row and ninth in their last 10 outings, were Damyean
Dotson and Carlos Emory. Both posted 14 points, followed by Dominic Artis with
10 for the hosts.
Leading the way for Arizona State (14-3, 3-1), which had a six-game win streak
snapped, was Jahii Carson with a game-high 20 points. Evan Gordon contributed
17 and Carrick Felix finished with 12 points.
Trailing by a score of 19-11 in the first half, the Ducks put together a 12-0
run in order to assume the lead and eventually carry a 32-28 advantage into
the break. ASU didn't help itself any by turning the ball over eight times in
the final nine minutes of the frame.
The Ducks asserted themselves at the free-throw line in the final minute of
action, as they converted all but one of their eight opportunities in order to
secure the three-point win. ASU had an opportunity to send the meeting into
overtime, but Felix's 3-point attempt at the buzzer missed the mark.
Oregon is now tied with Marquette and Indiana for the sixth-longest home
winning streak in the nation at 18 games, and the squad's 12-0 mark at Matthew
Knight Arena represents the program's best home start in more than a decade.
The win for Oregon also comes just three days after the team sent unbeaten
Arizona to its first loss of the campaign with a 70-66 victory.
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Computer scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) have set a high performance computing speed record that opens the way to the scientific exploration of complex planetary-scale systems.
In a paper to be published in May, the joint team will announce a record-breaking simulation speed of 504 billion events per second on LLNL's Sequoia Blue Gene/Q supercomputer, dwarfing the previous record set in 2009 of 12.2 billion events per second.
Sequoia has a peak performance of 25 petaflops and is the second fastest supercomputer in the world, with a total speed and capacity equivalent to about one million desktop PCs. A petaflop is a quadrillion floating point operations per second.
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Dozens of Savannah River Site employees recently spent time off volunteering at 16 area United Way agencies as participants in this year's Projects SERVE, CARE and VISION - part of the "Days of Caring" United Way program at SRS.
Each year a large number of employees commit their day off to projects that will improve the lives of hundreds of disadvantaged children, low-income senior citizens, disabled community members and others. Team projects typically include clearing debris, painting, repairing flooring, putting up drywall, building wheelchair ramps, installing smoke detectors, fixing faulty plumbing and yard work.
About the photo:Cynthia Williams of Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Nuclear Nonproliferation Programs volunteers at the Salvation Army as part of Project SERVE.
Michelle Racicot, a contract family nurse practitioner at Sandia National Laboratories, was one of 14 women recognized by first lady Michelle Obama at the White House as Champions of Change. The event during Women's History Month honored women veterans who have made a major impact on the nation's communities, businesses and schools. Hundreds were nominated for the award.
Researcher emeritus Gordon Bell spoke at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory this week and joked that when it comes to the security badge requirements for getting on site, "nothing has changed since my first visit in 1961."
But when it comes to high performance computing at LLNL, much has changed thanks to the computing technology revolution Bell helped bring about. Bell's presentation, "The Supercomputer Class Evolution: A Personal Perspective," was a PowerPoint journey through time from LLNL's earliest supercomputing systems in the early 60s to today's era of massively parallel computing systems.
Headquarters employees and their friends and families enjoyed the annual NNSA-EM-LM Day at the ballpark this week. The Nationals lost to the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2.
More photos are available on NNSA's Flickr page.
Nick Williams, a Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory retiree, spends a lot of time explaining science concepts to 5th grade students. And now his time has paid off. He has been selected as a finalist in the 2013 Flame Challenge, an international contest that asks scientists to communicate complex science in ways that interest and inform an 11-year-old. The contest is sponsored by the Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University. Williams' entry (#154) was selected as one of the top 6 finalists in two categories: written and video. As a finalist in the written category, he is competing with two other entries. Read more.
Brig. Gen. James Dawkins, Principal Assistant Deputy Administrator for Military Application for NNSA's Office of Defense Programs, was formally honored at a promotion ceremony at the Pentagon last week. Special guests were invited to witness his promotion from Colonel to Brigadier General.
Brig. Gen. Dawkins began working at NNSA in January 2013. He is responsible for maintaining global nuclear deterrence through effective planning, maintenance and enforcement of a safe, secure and effective nuclear weapons stockpile and its associated materials, capabilities and technologies. He serves as a bridge between the NNSA and the DoD on joint nuclear operational and infrastructural matters, engaging in frequent dialogue with the various military services concerning weapons issues specific to each service and supporting related programming and budget matters pertinent to the NNSA and the DoD.
Pantex sponsored its Electric Battery Car Race this weekend as part of the annual Science Bowl Competition. Nearly 30 teams from middle schools across the Texas Panhandle competed in the races, which were won by Bovina Middle School. Panhandle Junior High came in second and Dumas Junior High was third.
Workers at the Pantex Plant are in the process of erecting nearly 400 metal supports that will be used to hang approximately 4,800 linear feet of new steam and condensate piping. The steam lines, which are as large as 14 inches in diameter, will run from the onsite steam generating plant to scores of buildings, where the steam will be used for various processes.
The $10 million project, which began construction in September 2012, will replace trenched steam lines with elevated lines that are less prone to corrosion. The project is being executed by a pair of local small businesses and is on schedule for completion in September.
Sandia National Laboratories Director Paul Hommert shows appreciation for Sandia scientists and engineers who won four R&D 100 awards for 2012. Visit NNSA's Flickr page for more photos. The awards were won in competition with an international pool that included universities, corporations and other government labs. R&D Magazine presents the awards each year to researchers whom its editors and independent judging panels determine have developed the 100 most outstanding advances in applied technologies.
The awards, with their focus on practical impact rather than pure research, reward entrants on their products' design, development, testing and production. The Chicago Tribune science writer Jon Van once described the contest as "the Oscars of invention."


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Friday lineup in Boston
The Royals took game one by a 4-3 score. Tonight, Kyle Davies takes the mound for K.C. in a 6:10 start from Fenway Park Here's the lineup against knuckleballer Tim Wakefield:
(Podsednik – LF), (Aviles – 2B), (DeJesus – RF), (Butler – 1B), (Guillen – DH), (Callaspo – 3B), (Maier – CF), (Betancourt – SS), (Kendall – C), (Davies – P)


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Coldplay have been named the recipient of this year's Hollywood Song Award for their tune from the upcoming "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" soundtrack.
Frontman Chris Martin, who is reportedly a fan of the book trilogy and films, will be accepting the accolade for "Atlas" at the Hollywood Film Awards on Oct. 21, nearly a month before "Catching Fire" hits cinemas on Nov. 22.
"Atlas" is the first song to be released from the dystopian film's soundtrack, and it has already reached the top spot on the iTunes pop charts in 43 countries around the world.
Not only is the rock ballad the first song Coldplay has ever written specifically for a movie soundtrack, but it's also the first new song since the release of their 2011 album "Mylo Xyloto."
"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" soundtrack, which also features new tracks from Christina Aguilera, Lorde and Sia, will be released on Nov. 19.
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hello all,
my laptop crash on me 2 days ago. i had recover all the application onto my new laptop. the last thing to do is recovering my private mail sitting on Zimbra Desktop.
all my Zimbra folders are intact..... but i need help on the recovery procedure.
any advice appreciated.
Not sure if this has impact to my recovery.... post it in just case......
STEP that i did to move the STORE into Secondary Disk
1. Change Directory to
- C:\Users\weleow\AppData\Local\Zimbra\Zimbra Desktop
2. Copy to new FOLDER
- C:\Users\weleow\AppData\Local\Zimbra\Zimbra Desktop\store
3. Rename store to store-backup
C:\Users\weleow\AppData\Local\Zimbra\Zimbra Desktop> rename store store-backup
4. Using Symbolic links command
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Video: Capitol Hill Conference On GSA Spending PART I
Video: Capitol Hill Conference On GSA Spending, PART II
WASHINGTON, DC--- Another elaborate General Services Administration (GSA) conference came to light on Thursday.
House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman John Mica (R-FL) told reporters $268,732 was spent for the one-day event.
Nearly 200 people attended the November 17, 2010 employee reward and motivation conference at a Marriott hotel in Crystal City.
Rep. Mica released a letter from the agency's inspector general outlining the costs for the event. Inspector Brian D. Miller says he is looking into the event, which was disclosed to him by acting GSA administrator Dan Tangherlini.
The travel costs for the employees were more than $40,000.
There was a Commissioner reception for attendees at nearly $8,000 which included hors d'oeuvres and music from a violinist and guitarist.
Gifts from the GSA to employees included picture frames that told the time and temperature and shadow boxes that rounded out to about $36,000.
The attendees were also given drumsticks for a "drum band exercise." 4,000 of the sticks, says Rep. Mica, were given out. Costing taxpayers almost $21,000.
The quarter of a million dollar conference was discovered by Inspector General (IG). The IG started an investigation of GSA spending after a 2010 convention in Las Vegas that cost the government almost $1-million. The Las Vegas conference included mind readers and clowns.
"Instead of clowns and mind readers, we've got violinists and guitarists. GSA has really classed up their act," Rep. Denham said. "We've known that there is a culture of waste, fraud and abuse within the many layers of GSA, and this proves that this is a systemic problem that is rooted deeply within this organization."
Representative Jeff Denham (R-CA) told reporters at the news conference, "Tax payers cannot afford it and they're not going to stand for it any longer."
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has launched its own investigation and expects to hold a hearing in two weeks.
In a statement, the GSA said, "Today, under the new GSA leadership, this event and type of spending is not tolerated. As of April 15th, 2012 all spending for events, including training conferences, leadership events, team building exercises, award ceremonies, were suspended."


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PESWiki.com -- Pure Energy Systems Wiki: Finding and Facilitating the Best Exotic Free Energy Technologies
Directory:Joe Cell
From PESWiki
A Joe Cell is an "electrolysis cell" built with concentric stainless steel pipes. This is an index of research and development and functioning devices that utilize Joe Cell|Joe Cell technology.
What is a Joe Cell?
A Joe Cell is an electrolysis cell built with concentric stainless steel pipes. In one configuration, the pipes have diameters of 1, 2, 3, and 4 inches. Sometimes a five-inch pipe is also included. Different theories hold that the cylinders should be between 4" and 10" long. There are many theories of how the cell works. Among those who believe in Orgone energy, the Joe Cell is believed to be an Orgone Accumulator.
An operating cell progresses through a series of stages, the first of which is simple electrolysis, the second is referred to as the seeding stage, in which the cell builds up a charge in the water, which eventually reaches a point where the cell will run an engine. There are higher stages that supposedly can be achieved. For example, in stage 4 the cell is said to exhibit antigravity effects that reduce the weight of the vehicle in which the cell is installed.
Once the water in the cell is sufficiently "charged," the cell can continue to operate with no external source of electric power.
In one report [1], the cell is said to generate a gas that energetically implodes when ignited. The tube that conveys this gas away from the cell is connected to a blind fitting or blank plug on the housing of the vehicle's carburetor. This means that there is no physical opening through this fitting into the interior of the carburetor or the interior of the intake manifold. The author believed that the mysterious gas must therefore possess the ability to pass THROUGH the metal of the carburetor housing to reach the interior of the engine. The author did not address the obvious question of why much of the gas does not escape through the walls of the tube before it even reaches the carburetor.
Another report says that the cell should be connected via an aluminum tube to a location on the engine block close to a water passage. It will then "charge" the engine's coolant water. The charged water is then believed to somehow provide the energy to run the engine.
A conventional gasoline-powered vehicle experiences explosions inside its engine, but a Joe cell-powered vehicle experiences implosions. Therefore the timing must be significantly advanced so the spark occurs during the compression stroke. A running engine will get cold rather than hot. An engine powered by a well-made Joe cell can be idled down to 1 or 2 rpm, and could easily accelerate to 18,000 rpm if the valvetrain, pistons and rods were able to withstand the stresses. Joe cells are notorious for messing up a car's electronic systems, so it is a bad idea to couple a cell with an electronically fuel-injected engine.
The following statements are attributed to "Joe" himself [2].
- The water in the cell is not consumed.
- The cell runs cold to the touch.
- It takes a period of time before the engine will run from the cell. It then has an erratic power output and works in an intermittent fashion.
- When the cell is removed from the car, the engine takes an appreciable time to return to "normal" and run from the original fuel.
- If the cell is left in the car for a long period, the engine becomes "charged". From this point, the cell is not required for the motor to run.
- All spark plug leads can be removed and the engine will still run as long as the ignition coil and distributor remain functional.
- The output of the cell does not have to be connected to the internals of the engine. A close external coupling will do.
- The cell requires the "charging" of the water to work.
- The cell requires a specific style of construction, little understood by most constructors.
- The source of power for the cell and its use has great value for some individuals. These individuals are creating misinformation, cloaking operations and inducing fear in cell constructors.
- Human presence can affect the operation of the cell in a positive or negative way.
- Byron New Energy Wiki -- cosmic water cell - Has quite a bit of material on Joe Cells.
- http://www.joecell.de - Joe Cell researchers in Germany
- http://www.moe-joe-cell.com The Moe-Joe cell - Spherically improved Joe cell - The Moe-Joe cell is also here on PesWiki
- Theoretical explanation of the Joe Cell by Jan Wicherink 2006
PES Network Articles
- Featured: Joe Cell >
A Joe Cell's Unit Charge - "I determined that as a Joe cell is being charged in its normal charge cycle, and while low level electrolysis is taking place; the cell develops a voltage that has never before been addressed. I refer to this voltage as unit charge. Unit charge can be in the hundreds or even thousands of volts." (PESN; May 19, 2012)
- Featured: Joe Cell >
Update Concerning a Joe Cell's Unit Charge - Using his Joe Cell electrolysis apparatus, electronics professor, James Goss, said he has been able to achieve a charge value between 3,000 and 12,000 volts when supplied with a 12 volt input. He also achieved a similar voltage on the chassis and engine block of a vehicle when insulate from ground. (PESN; July 2, 2012)
- Featured: Joe Cell >
- Joe Cell Truck Builder Threatened, Destroys Plans - After announcing that he had successfully built a truck that runs on Joe Cell technology, drawing energy from water and Orgone, Bill Williams said he was approached by two men who requested that he stop his research, threatening him with dire consequences if he didn't. Others are keeping it alive. (PESN; Apr. 13, 2006)
- Modified Joe Cell Extracts Aetheric Energy to Charge Water - Device charges water electrically and magnetically. Sets off Geiger counter when the aetheric energy beings to flow. (PESN; [July 28, 2002])
- Shocker Bottle -- Arc from Water - Arc comes off the top of the magnetic water (distilled); evidence at your fingertips of aetheric science not accounted for by present models of physics. (PESN; [Feb. 3, 2004])
- Joe's Energy Cell - Technology review by New Energy Congress member, Gary Vesperman.
Other Articles
- Experimenters Guide to the Joe Cell - Alex Schiffer (Alt copy 1)
- The Orgone Accumulator Handbook - by James De Meo; about Reich. [3]
- Joe Cell Breakthrough - Alex Schiffer - 1999
- PDF "The Joe Cell" - archive of now defunct www.nutech2000.com comXtexjoe1.htm
- Joe Booker - Joe Cell from RexResearch.com
- NuTech2000 Joe Cell information indirectly via Google.
- The Joe Energy Cell - Overview at Educate-Yourself.org by Ken Adachi (2000)
- Running Cars on Zero Point / Orgone Energy Alt copy 1 Google search results
Open Source
- Open source 100 MPG hydroxy project - "Here is the link to my crowdfunding webpage: http://www.gofundme.com/7d9oew The goal is to build a 100MPG car with hydrogen on demand, and a new way of using concentric tubes (aka joe cell). The car will have a stand alone ECU, that will allow mixture to be tuned very lean." (Free Energy Blog; March 24, 2014)
- Featured: Joe Cells >
The Story of the Joe Cell (Documentary) - It includes some entertaining cartoons to illustrate the narrative. In addition to a lot of footage featuring humble Joe, it also features interviews with Dan Winters; replicator, Peter Stevens; Noah Yamore, co-founder of Byron New Energy Group; and skeptic, Dr. Ariel Liebman, Quantum Physicist from the University of Qeensland, Australia. (PureEnergyBlog; March 27, 2013)
- Featured: News > SmartScarecrow > This Week in Free Energy™ >
Sterling's Weekly Free Energy Review on SmartScarecrow Show: March 29, 2013 - Michael MacInnes' Magnet Motor • Send Sterling to the Yildiz MM Demo in Geneva • Interview with Dr. Duarte • LENR-to-Market Weekly - Rossi's third party testing is completed, positive, report pending • WITTS Updates • The Story of the Joe Cell • Joel Garbon on C2C • Rohner Group Current Progress on Twin Engine • Bedini SG Intermediate Handbook Launched • David Allan on "What is Time" • 3KeyElements (FreeEnergyNews)
- OS:Joe Cell:Videos - Joe Cell project and related video footage links.
- Joe Cell videos - aims to have a complete listing
- Joe Cell - 3 Stages Introduction by Alex Schiffer - Alex Schiffer
has produced a video, he called it 3 Stages, it consists of charging a cell from simple electrolysis to the seeding of a cell and through to a real live breeding cell. The video runs for 23 minutes and is a (Must Have) for the Joe cell experimenters, this video can be downloaded from these links. Watch online
- Joe Cell - Two Enthusiasts 1993-1996 poor-quality recording
- IPCtec Joecell Sorry, poor-quality recording
- Byron New Energy - shows car engine running on Joe Cell
- Low quality video
- High quality video
IPCtec research lab video collection @ youtube - PLEASE ADD US AS FRIEND ;o)
- OS:Joe Cell:Images - index of images relevant to the replication project of Bill William's success.
- Wil's Pictures
- The Orgone Accumulator Handbook - 1999 book by James DeMeo teaches hot how to concentrate and work with orgone (life) energy using simple, readily available materials. Includes construction plans, experimental use, and protection regimens against toxic energy. [7]
- Dead Men's Secrets - A book first published 1988, Written by a Christian archaeologist and author, Jonathan Gray has traveled the world to gather data on ancient mysteries. He has penetrated some largely unexplored areas, including parts of the Amazon headwaters. The author has also led expeditions to the bottom of the sea and to remote mountain and desert regions of the world. He lectures internationally. He brings to our attention evidence of their advanced technology and the distinct simularity between the ancient legends and myths between different cicilizations. In regards to Orgone: In book he talks of uncoverering large scale energy accumulators, around the world - the evidence pointing to the ancients trying to reconstruct the energy network that existed before the flood. "There is overwhelming evidence for the reality of these forces, only rediscovered in modern times by Wilhelm Reich.". Although I personally have ruled out Orgone as the source of the cell's energy, I still beleive the book is a great read. Book available as a purchase in online form or Hardcover.
Replication Projects
- Featured / OS: Joe Cell / Fuel_Efficiency > H Boost >
The Moe-Joe Spherical Joe Cell - Moshe Daniel, inventor/designer of the Moe-Joe Cell, has placed his project here at PESWiki, sharing some of the special features of the Moe-Joe cell and how it is an improvement over the cylindrical-type cells in the Joe Cell technology world. (PESWiki; April 4, 2009)
- Bill Williams' Joe Cell - In the first part of April, 2006, Bill Williams told a discussion list that he successfully tested a device known as the Joe Cell. It allegedly feeds off Orgone energy and uses electrically charged water as the "gate" or medium through which the aetheral energy is drawn from the surroundings and transferred to the automobile engine. He was in process of disclosing how he accomplished this when confronted on April 11 by two unidentified individuals who told him to cease all of his alternative energy work or there would be dire consequences. Williams complied, but others involved are doing all they can to make sure the information is republished and replicated widely.
- How to Run Your Vehicle on a Joe Cell - Joe Cell Stretches the Believability Envelope with Working Replications. Explanation of the highly unusual technology and some of the astonishing claims surrounding it. This fuelless technology could make gasoline and diesel obsolete, while not requiring a change of the engine infrastructure now in existence. (PESN; Apr. 16, 2006)
- Joe Cell construction in germany - Joe Cell is a phenomenon that need to a lot more research. The are no serious german sites, no real researcher. IPCtec research labs releases all test rows, research news for the community, we believe that the future of mankind depends on technologys like the JoeCell. We´re start in Sep. 2006 to build a joecel prototype.
- Joe Cell Material Requirements
- Charging Joe Cell Material Requirements
- JoeCell Methods and Materials
- Joe Cell Conversions Information
- Experimenter's Guide to the Joe Cell - booklet for sale; also available in German translation.
About Joe
- Joe and Peter video (1.5 hours) - The video begins with Peter showing the test engine to which he will be adding a cell soon. Joe and Phil play with a Suzuki without positive on the coil. A discussion on the cell from Joe's perspective. (Video by Peter Stevens; June, 2006)
Other Joe Cell Applications
- Anti-gravity? Ford F10 lifted off the ground. (Apr 19, 2006) "I have been told that in some cases a vehicle can levitate." -- John Carter (Apr 19, 2006) [8] [9] [10]
- Peter's account Ford F250 "lifted off the ground a couple of inches" (Apr 20, 2006) [11] [12]
- Vernon Roth is presently (2006) producing magnetic/electric water via a modified Joe cell design. You can purchase bottles of his water from his site. His website is http://ancienttek.com . He may be reached at 719-783-0310. [13]
- orgone accumulator helps man with a terrible pain in his back (hotsabi; Apr 19, 2006)
Mailing Lists & Forums
- Joe Cell Free Energy Device Yahoogroups - join this forum "and start by reading Alex Schiffers book to get a basic understanding. We've made considerable progress in the last couple years in removing a lot of the cell mystique, and now most anybody can get a cell working to at least boost gas mileage." -- Bernie, May 10, 2011
- Joe's Cell 2 Yahoogroups - Bill Williams replication list. Storage of Plans, Pictures, Doc's etc.
- Joe Cell Forum on StanleyMeyer Forum
- German/english Joe Cell Forum on IPCtec research labs
- Joe Cell NW Forum
Related Technologies
- Kenarev's Electrolysis: A Joe Cell Variant with Patents - Introduction and index of works by Professor Kanarev, includes five patents, several books about how water can be the main power carrier of future power engineering. Some processes described resemble those being attributed to the Joe cell.
Additional Resources
- RingOrgone Website on Joe Cell - Links - Images - etc.
- JoeCell Down Under
- Joe Cell - an explanation
- Aussie Joe Cell Experimeter Runs 1983 Car on Water Sol Millin, Sep 5, 2005 Implosion Group Newsletter
- Byron New Energy proudly presents a car running on water! - In spring 2005, Sol Millin formed a research group in the exotic Byron Bay area in Australia and called it 'Byron New Energy' or BNE for short. (SoulsofDistortion.nl)
- Joe Cell - Frank Germano's compilation of the material here, including the main project pages.
- Running Cars on Zero Point / Orgone Energy - brief overview and description of the JOE device.
- Engine with Reverse Joe Cell Runs Without Oxygen - "We submerged the device with a lawnmower engine under water and the engine worked fine." (FreeEnergyNews.com)
- NuTech 2000 - Using water as fuel. Selling Joe Cell kits, manuals, books. Carry Experimenter's Guide to the Joe Cell considered by many to be the most complete Joe Cell book in print.
- Rad Journal Joe Cell Linkpage
- Nutech2000 JoeCell Linkpage
- Advanced Measurements: Test and Measurement Solutions; Fuel Cell Test Products - Professional testing crew since 1989 specializing in alternative energy (mainstream).
- The Joe Cell Matrix by G.D. Mutch - n e t f i r m s . c o m /engy/mutch/matrixlaw/joecell.htm (remove spaces in url)
- Joe Cell Orgonomic Accumulator
- Alternative Science Blog including theory about Joe Cell
- The Joe Cell Myth - What a Joe Cell is not!
- JoeCell research @ germany - IPCtec research labs, finding ways to new energy.
- Alternative Science - German
See Discussion page
See also
- Directory:Water as Fuel | PowerPedia:Water as fuel | PowerPedia:Water gas
- News:Water as Fuel
- Directory:Fuel Efficiency Hydrogen Injection
- Directory:Hydroxy or HHO Injection Systems | Directory:Best Hydroxy Technologies | News:Hydroxy
- Directory:Health Benefits of HHO / Hydroxy Gas
- Directory:HHOi under Air Pressure to the Fuel Rail to Provide Petrol Substitute
- Directory:Running Vehicles on Water
- Directory:Stanley Meyer
- Directory:Brown's Gas | PowerPedia:Browns gas
- Directory:Electrolysis
- Directory:Using HHO to Create Substitutes for Natural Gas and Propane
- OS:Justin Church's H-Cat
- Directory:Ohmasa Gas by Japan Techno Co., Ltd.
- Directory:Water Dissociation Using Zero Point Energy
- Directory:Joe Cell
- Directory:Water-Powered Batteries
- Directory:Hydrogen from Water
- Directory:Hydrogen | PowerPedia:Hydrogen
- Directory:Water | News:Water
- Directory:Fuel Efficiency | News:Fuel Efficiency
- Directory:Alternative Fuels| News:Alternative Fuels
- Directory: Hydrogen Hog by Future Energy Concepts, Inc. (Freddy's Cell)
- OS:Self-Looped Anton HHO Cell System
- OS:Water Fuel Cell
- OS:Moray King:Closed-Loop Water Fuel Cell
- Joe Cell Replication Project
- Joe Cell -- main index
- Directory:Fuel Efficiency
- Other open source projects
- PESWiki home page
- Other Open Source Projects
- Open Source News
- PESWiki main index
- PES Network Inc.


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