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PUZZLE? This
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PIXELS 3 columns WHAT'S A CEMETERY ARGOS? Part
02 /
Melody Jensen, the head of our NBS, "The Secret
Keeper" feature film 3.
Before the death of
filmmaker, Jae Carmichael, WHAT'S A
RDIF? TO
BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK / The Portz Plan of Action .
. . for the $27Billion! _________ •
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WHAT'S A CEMETERY ARGOS? WHAT'S A WiFi CEMETERY
GRANT? WHAT'S A RDIF? / An Interview with Pete
Allman, Troy Cory and Melody Jensen and Charlie
Portz - The $100 Million Dollar Feature Film -
"FireWire and Watermelons and Clarissa",
NBStubblefield, and his Wireless Telephone.
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Fesseden, Armstrong, Alexanderson, Farnsworth
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Wireless Cemeteries, RFIDs and Argos
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"No, it's
not a ghost-like groupie, that hangs around
cemeteries," says Melody Jensen, who heads 'The
Secret Keeper' project at NBS100. Argos is a
satellite-based system which collects, processes
and disseminates environmental data from fixed and
mobile ID chips attached to people, animals, and
onto stationary things like Egyptian pyramids, and
tombstones in America".
WHAT'S A WiFi CEMETERY
GRANT?
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It was during this week's
on-line broadband interview with Las Vegas
Celebrity Scene's Pete Allman that
author/entertainer Troy Cory-Stubblefield, leaked
the names of Argos, RFID chips, and the preembles
of NBS100 Science and Wireless Technology Joint
Venture
Program.
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"To begin with," said Troy,
the the co-founder of NBS100.com, "our first NBS100
scientific research project that commenced in 1991,
will finally end in 2008. The simple two or three
year mission to advance the history of the wireless
telephone has taken nearly 15 years to complete.
This searching for EMfs and the 'virtual antenna'
voyage, (the electro-magnetic wave produced from
induction ground Em currents) -- took us around
the world -- to prove a
point".
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During the last month of
2008, NBS100 hopes to hand to Hollywood, an award
winning feature film about "firewire," the
"wireless radio telephone," and the greed of the
telecom linemen to monopolize a Sherwood Forest
full of chills, thrills, poles, holes, copper wires
and fiber."
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The high-budget motion
picture, exceeding $100 Million dollars, will be
released world-wide. "The working titles," says
Cory, "include, 'The Secret Keeper', 'Firewire and
Watermelons,' 'The Wireless Telephone and the Smart
Daaf Boys,' and even 'Clarissa, the Compass.' has
been offered." The storyline is based on the
modern-day legal process of collecting a $27Billion
debt from the FCC, and the soft cover book,
"Disappointments Are Great, Follow The
Money."
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The project, bankrolled by
NBS100 and Rosemont Enterprises, of Pasadena,
California, has produced enough film, video and
news stories, to complete a 4-volume set of books,
and a 4-hour, 4-volume DVD set. The documentary
features the story about the birthplace of the
Wireless Telephone, its inventors, and the
expansion of the wireless telephone from the
courthouse square in Murray, Kentucky to the
Department of Defense in Washington, DC.,
1913.
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Most people will be
surprised to learn that the world's first compass
was magnetized by a loadstone in China, that Radio
-- is the Wireless Telephone, and that LookRadio
commenced webcasting its Radio-TV simulcasts from
WNBS in Murray, the same place where the wireless
radio telephone was invented and demonstrated, 100
years earlier, in
1892
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"Remember Pete, when I told
you back in 1994 what the Internet, China Expo
2000, and firewire was all about!" -- Troy reminded
Allman. "It was the Clinton-Gore Administration
that steered through congress -- laws that were
designed to give consumers more choices for
telephone service at lower prices. A new industry
was born from tha law. The http://www VoIP WiFi
revolution commenced, bringing on LookSmart,
Google, KudoAds and LookRadio."
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The Telecommunications Act
of 1996, deregulated phone companies' copper wire
and wireless monopoly, and released wireless
telephone frequencies for sale to the general
public at scheduled FCC auction sales.
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ABOUT. See
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During
the same year, 1996, Smart90.com
was created as the
serving arm for NBS100 Science and Wireless
Technology to expand its tviNews reports and
wireless research findings via the Internet. That
same year our Evergreen server farm operations
commenced streaming our video programing in
Quick-time
development program
says, "the screenplay writers, as well as my own
dedication to this project, is not only to
highlight the payment of the $27Billion payment to
Nathan B. Stubblefield, but to highlight the
courage of the U.S. Congress members who helped
enact the Communication Act of 1996. Their vote
helped kick-start the final decision to pay an
outstanding debt to the inventor and patent holder
of firewire, the wireless telephone and its
frequencies -- even if it took a 100 years to do
it."
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Melody predicts that most of the monetary
participants in our $100-Million-dollar movie
project, will include wireless telephone companies,
chip makers, local governments, emergency alert
services, Google and Yahoo bloggers, church groups,
and even those special interest groups involved in
preserving legacy values, i.e. -- the members of
the International Cemetery and Funeral Association,
(ICFA - U.S.A.). NBS100 has since 2004, provided
RFIDs and WiFi90 units to selected burial site
projects around the U.S.A., Asia, and in Europe.
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Another prediction that
Melody Jensen sees, is that the creative staff of
this film project will include award winning
screenplay writers, producers, actors, members of
the news media and television executives. "They'll
all have a pictorial heyday in describing how the
likes of Stubblefield, Tesla, Westinghouse,
Deforest, Farnsworth, Teddy Roosevelt and even
Clarissa played out their real-life roles in the
early 1900s, as Secret
Keepers."
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Their
contributions along with the inventive skills by
the other Smart-Daaf Boys members, i.e. Marconi,
Fleming, Fessenden, Armstrong, Alexanderson and
Sarnoff, put the pizzazz into the electromagnetic
radio wave that created the ability to send voice,
music and movies through space without wires.
These innovators have
advanced the lives of anyone using today's wireless
video telephone or laptop computer. "Browsing
Google, or watching a movie on LookRadio or iTunes,
is now an everyday event," continued
Melody.
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"The motion picture studio
head who signs on to this movie project, will ride
on the important $27Billion Dollar decision made by
members of the FCC and the U.S. Congress in the
early 2000s for years to come. "Good or Bad," their
decision will make a heck of a love story with
Clarissa involved, and as to where all the money
went." PLEASE
CLICK FOR 1902 PHOTO OF CLARISSA WITH SOME OF THE
SMART-DAAF
BOYS
also WIFI
CEMETERIES
AND SOULFIND.COM
age 80 in late 2005,
Carmichael initiated a local Pasadena cemetery
installation of a few dozen of RDIF computer chips
she called Memory Medallions on several historic
tombstones
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"Imagine to view the joys of
life here," claimed a visitor to the cemetery
utilizing the special WiFi NBS100 Handi computer,
to view five-minute silent films about such
luminaries as Caltech physicist Richard Feynman,
who won a Nobel Prize in 1965; and television's
1950s Superman, George
Reeves
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"In 2005, I personally,
placed several RDIF tags and WiFi90 units at
selected burial site projects in Germany," Troy
told Allman. The burial section within the church
grounds in Geisenfelt was very touching. One
headstone, was inscribed with the name a famous
local still life artist celebrity, I had met in the
60s. The memory tag I applied to her headstone
features the piece of artwork her daughter gave me.
The memory is still
tracking."
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Troy told Allman, that he
tries to downplay, "the extra income" the user
receives from WiFi Handies, RDIFs, and the antenna
tower space leased to Verizon, AT&T and Sprint
for Cellular and WiFi HotSpots transmission. "But
it's just economics and a savings for tax payers,"
most ground keepers say, "the profits help pay for
lawn upkeep, and will in the future, pave the way
for loved ones to keep in touch with their legacy
online like -- Soulfind.com."
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It seems that most students
of science, and religion have the same school of
thought. Pope Benedict XI said in February, 2006,
"science and religion are not opposeded to each
other, Christians should not be afraid to
understand how science and religion complement each
other in explaining the mystery of life on
Earth."
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Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID) is an automatic
identification method, relying on storing and
remotely retrieving data using devices called RFID
tags or transponders. An RFID tag is a small object
that can be attached to or incorporated onto a
tombstone, animal, or person. RFID tags contain
silicon chips and antennas to enable them to
receive and respond to radio-frequency queries from
an RFID transceiver. Passive tags require no
internal power source, whereas active tags require
a power
source
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WHY WiFi? Why not just
Wireless Telephone? Most of today's recipients of
NBS100 Science and Wireless Technology grants and
joint venture programs, are researchers and the
users themselves. The founders of the NBS100 Grant
- Joint Venture Program, are inventors, authors,
movie producers, and researchers who have helped
carry on the development and trademark legacy of
the first patented wireless telephone invention, in
1908. In fact, Smart90 web pages provides
contextualized news events to both WiFi Handi and
land line users, i.e., VRAtv movies, WiFi90,
wireless RFIDs, VoIP technology and the SMART DAAF
Boys.
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NEW - WiFi
Spray.Com
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NEW - WiFi
Mist.Com
PLEASE
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CLARIISA
and
WIFI
CEMETERIES
AND
SOULFIND.COM
MORE
ABOUT. See
http://www.yes90.net/102internet/yes/
Josie
Cory
Publisher/Editor
TVI Magazine
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