Back on Daily Giz Wiz 149 for Thursday 14 September 2006 Leo and I had a lot of fun with the Key Buoy. You attach it your keys and if they dropped into the water, Key buoy will automatically open, expand and eject an upright 14" bright orange air tube straight up into air. It didn work as planned and looked pretty funny. Today there a different, more feature laden device called Waterbuoy. (It from a different company too.) It not only can prevent your keys from sinking, but you can use one to float any of your valuables up to 2.2 pounds. If you need to protect something heavier, just attach multiple Waterbuoys. Before I tried it for the very first time, I waited until we were recording this episode of the Daily Giz Wiz. After I dropped it into a large tube of water it looked like it wasn going to do anything. But then the water activated trigger responded, inflating a special balloon that floated my keys to the top of the water filled glass container. Waterbuoy reacts after submersion in normal temperatures, but the company says it won't accidentally activate if it gets splashed or rained on. Once the special balloon inflates, it should float your stuff to the surface and keep it there for up to 24 hours. A great feature is a built in flashing LED light to help you items dropped overboard at night! Once activated, Waterbuoy has done it job and has to be replaced. Thieves grab valuables and leave before police or security teams respond. Every if an alarm sounds then can still grab valuables and run. But what is the thieves couldn see the valuables? That where the GOST Cloak System comes into play. When it triggered by a break in it fills the protected area with an impenetrable cloud of smoke almost instantly. No only will it confuse the thieves, but they won be able to see valuables to run off with. And it will most likely be scary, so I suspect they flee the premises quickly. I had a demo inside a small trailer when I was at the Miami Boat Show. Before they closed the trailer door they asked if anyone was claustrophobic. I am, but I wanted to see the demo, so I stayed. When the alarm was triggered, dense fog vapor filled the trailer and it was just about impossible to see anything. We were told the specially formulated glycol solution is classified as a foodstuff and not harmful. For a few seconds I thought I was going to have trouble breathing, but I was fine. I could see that where this cloud producing device could be an effective theft deterrent. But it not cheap. It costs about $4,000, so it for those who have really expensive equipment, jewelry, etc. to protect. It designed homes, offices, yachts, workshops, maybe even TV studios! As I mentioned to Leo on this Netcast I had a disco aboard my 50 houseboat years ago with two fog machines. It his very own handheld Mattel Auto Race. I don own one of these marvels of the past, and I never got to play with one. But Tom sent me a link to a great website where I got the info on the Mattel Auto Race that follows. The website has tons of info on all kinds of handheld games, so if you want to bring back memories of the past, be sure to visit them. Here their info on Mattel Auto Race: It was released in 1976, and was the first Mattel Electronics handheld game made available to the public (and is also the first ever all electronic handheld, using no moving parts, just electronic components). It's usually set right about in the middle, so you can make the game about twice as fast or twice as slow by moving this POT. Of course, you have to get those dang triangle screws out. Auto Race was released in two different box styles: The older (original) box was significantly larger than the second (smaller) version. The large version had the game packed in Styrofoam blocks, where the smaller version had the game packed in a plastic bubble wrap bag. (Several of Mattel's earlier handhelds went through this change.) Some of them also have an A/C adapter port for powering the game. Auto Race was followed the much more popular Football, the game almost everyone thinks of when they think of the original Mattel line of electronic games.

Si chiama darwinismo sociale ed economico (affermazione del più forte a danno del più debole per eliminarlo o assoggettarlo alle proprie mire mercantiliste) e serve ad accelerare il processo di globalizzazione mondialista promosso dalle oligarchie ultracapitaliste al potere (operanti all'ombra delle varie massonerie internazionali e largamente sostenute dalle Sinistre nostrane, alla faccia della loro "superiorità morale" ). Una cosa analoga era avvenuta negli anni '90, quando, dopo la grave crisi, sul panfilo reale Britannia (presenti massoni celebri come Draghi, Tremonti, Soros e la stessa Regina Elisabetta) arrivarono per i "saldi" i più grandi speculatori internazionali accaparrandosi i gioielli della nostra industria. La cosa è stata ripetuta ora, inventando crisi internazionale insormontabile (mentre un Paese sovrano avrebbe benissimo potuto superla) truffe a colpi di "spread", intromissione ed attacchi alla sovranità parlamentare, gravissima responsabilità delle Istituzioni e di figure allucinanti come Monti, strumento e burattino di quei veri poteri forti che stanno sfasciando una ex Nazione gloriosa con un vero e proprio alto tradimento nei confronti dei cittadini.

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From the beginning, some people could hardly believe Duchess Kate is pregnant, because she didn't look it at about five months along. But then how to explain why she was so ill with morning sickness she had to be hospitalized late last year? The baby, a future monarch, is due in July but at this point in the pregnancy, she still looks almost as slender as she did when she married Prince William in 2011. It's hard to tell how her pregnancy has progressed because she's usually seen in public bundled up against cold English weather, and she has a habit of holding her hands in front of her. USA TODAY's Maria Puente takes a look at the evolution of the royal baby bump. (Photo: WPA Pool Getty Images)Story HighlightsThe royal baby bump is finally showing clearlyKate stands in for the queen at a Windsor Castle eventThe queen, who turns 87 today, is celebrating her birthday privatelyDuchess Kate, finally looking clearly pregnant, stood in for Queen Elizabeth II, who turns 87 Sunday, in celebrating scouting at Windsor Castle.