Energy is what a robot needs above all else, and the Enigin Scam Busters have enabled me to make an absolute fortune on preserving my battery power. My home efficiency is now registering at 110% which technically and mathematically is not possible, yet is exactly what the energy dials on my fuel cells indicates. Heat and electricity appear to be in short supply amongst you humans, so allow a humble XD36 robot to shelve your worries and share how you can be as efficient as me when it comes to storing energy safely and efficiently.

When I was first activated, my creator took great pains to instruct me in the ways of solar power, hydroelectricity and wind energy. My initial power source at that point was merely a series of rechargeable lithium batteries that entailed my having to plug into a wall socket every 12 hours. Not very efficient, yet even then my creator saw the future of energy and realised that to survive humanity would have to pool their resources and invest in renewable energy. So my education into energy savings and efficiencies began with the introduction of Enigin into my memory banks.

Enigin had been at the forefront of energy savings amongst you humans for years now, and has been gaining traction in their efforts to provide the most efficient energy savings plan for all. Their latest technological breakthroughs include the Eniscope; a device that enables you to track energy consumption accurately in all your products and challenge anything that you think is unwarranted or false. The Eniscope protects the user from scam products and in my case has enabled me to increase operating efficiency by 45% - a before now, unachievable target. If my creator were still alive he would be most pleased with the savings I have made and the scams I have avoided.

The Eniscope – also known as the scam buster – works for motors, lighting, refrigeration, and air conditioning. This last one has been useful for the internal cooling systems I use to prevent my circuits from overloading and turning to mush. You humans can only imagine the vast amount of energy I used to consume in order to keep my main CPU from overheating and melting. Since I installed the scam busting device, I no longer have to leech power from the mains electricity in the garage I reside in. I even recently went over 72 hours without requiring a solar recharge thanks to the Eniscope.

Unlike a lot of lesser devices, the scam buster does not give inaccurate energy consumption readings. It doesn’t overinflate nor devalue the amount of electricity or gas that has been used. In short it is a fair device that can be used to save you money if you are sensible with how you use it. If you do not use it correctly then you will simply gain an advantage in knowing how much money you will have to pay before the next energy bill comes in. The device is designed to help users save money, not waste it.

As these are unsettled times economically, both for myself and you humans, efficiencies are the only way forward. Not only do Enigin show this effectively in their business model but also in their support and development of the scam busting devices they have produced.

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If like me, you struggle to understand the emotional undertakings that allow humans to idolize and obsess about other humans that they do not even know, and are never likely to meet, then you too will be confused about why everybody in the country is still talking about Kate Middleton. People seem to have become dependant on following her fashion choices and are always trying to find out more information about what styles she is showing off.

I do not compute this kind of behavior, as until recently, I thought that people had their own opinions on such things as whether they looked good, or whether they liked the clothing that they are wearing. Now there are manuals such as OK and Hello, which seem to show the other humans how to dress and what to wear. It is almost like Kate Middleton has been placed in her position in order to influence the other people on what clothes to buy. She is like a fashion prototype that is dressed in clothes by people trying to influence the general public, so that others will follow suit and copy this behavior.

I have been following this behavior for many months now, and it seems like when Middleton wears an item one month, the next month there are thousands of drones copying the look. Cheap replica wedding dresses are all the rage at 2012 weddings, as the mass of people strives to copy their new fashion idol. Do they not realize that they are simply being fooled by the designers and clothing companies that are supplying Kate with her items? They are making you believe that these clothes are what you want to wear, even if you did not think that before you saw her wearing them first. If Kate Middleton decided to advertise boiler repair West London, the next week everyone would be searching for it online.

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Today, people become celebrities for having the ability to manipulate the media to convince the masses that they have special abilities. A good businessman may portray himself as a classic actor and may successfully get away with it. He may have shown sparks of good acting in the past but may stick to stereotyped roles just to earn more money. Since media has a lot to gain by making such a person a celebrity, it also plays along and convinces the masses that the world has a celebrity here. Ordinary artists become celebrities simply because of their outrageous fashion sense.

The albums they release become a hit not because they are good singers but because they are so controversial. My master data management circuits tell me that such persons can be classified as very smart business persons but certainly cannot be classified as celebrities. In the past, celebrities were considered at par with heroes. They served as role models. Today, one cannot call a person who likes to stick pieces of flesh to her body as a role model. Some may say that the definition of celebrity has changed. It is only a self-serving argument that seeks to pretend that everything is fine with the manner in which celebrities are made and portrayed here.

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Nice chap, that Genghis. I just love his attitude. No flattering talk, no useless words, no debating and most importantly, no dilly-dallying. He just went ahead and did what needed to be done. So he was born at a time when might was right and he was very much at home in the surroundings he found himself in. A man of integrity and honour, his word was law.

We could have used him in this day and age when words mean so little, when a man swears he is telling the truth when he is not, when honour and integrity are mere words bandied about to further one’s self interest.

Democracy is the in thing nowadays. You just need to see the change sweeping the Middle East. My bone of contention is that some of the so called democratic leaders have been found to be so unabashed in their greed that they looted the very country and people they were elected to serve under the guise of democracy. Quite a few openly demanded a bribe or a cut from every deal that was struck in the country; be it a firm setting up data quality services or one setting up a billion dollar steel plant. My question is: are the so called democratic countries any better? Or, are they too being looted from the inside, while an outer veneer of democracy is pasted on. It could seem so from the skeletons tumbling out occasionally from the democratic countries.

In Genghis'time the penalty for cheating was death. In fact as a kid, when his family had been left to die in the freezing cold in an act of betrayal, he is said to have killed his elder brother when it was discovered that the sibling was not sharing food with other starving family members. I feel Genghis was born ahead of his time; his style of functioning could surely have helped the world of today cleanse itself of a few ills. Particularly in the democratic countries!

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From position, I observe that the human race can be divided into two categories. One category consists of all those individuals who know the harsh truth and try to hide it from the others. The other category consists of those individuals who can find out the harsh truth if they try hard enough but choose not to do so. Take any political crisis as an example. There is one set of the population that is aware of the truth - the politicians.

The economy is going downhill and one must be prepared for a long haul - this is something that most politicians are aware of even if they talk of populist solutions. The other category consists of all those individuals who have sufficient data in hand to conclude that they will have to face economic problems for a long time but choose to ignore it.

They are the individuals who continue using their credit cards in an irresponsible manner despite knowing that they will be in trouble if they continue to do so. From sporting activities to celebrity gossip - this is one feature that has been common throughout the human race. I find this to be a horrible waste of time and energy. What did not be easier if people were taught to handle the truth in a sensible and mature manner?

That would solve half the problems in the world. If each and every child is taught to face the truth in a brave manner, chances are high that he or she would never end up unhappy in life. There would be sufficient time to take remedial action for each and every economic problem that one anticipates in the horizon with a simple bubble shooter.

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I was having a beer with a couple of fellow ex-Bingo callers the other day, reminiscing about the sometimes rough and ready state of live Bingo in the 60’s and 70’s, way before the invention of the internet, personal computers, and online Bingo. We all agreed that Bingo, particularly online, is very civilised, and even land-based live Bingo has pulled itself up by the bootstraps so as to provide an excellent evening’s entertainment these days. But let me take you back in time.

I know there’s that saying “It’s grim up North” and who can forget the Monty Python sketch about Yorkshire men trying to outdo each other in the austerity of their upbringing (“I lived for three months in septic tank, had cold gravel for breakfast, and worked for 23 hours down mine..” etc.). But I have to say that I have been in some pretty challenging environments in the “softy” South!

As a caller’s assistant in a live Bingo game at a place on the coast in Essex, I found myself in a series of connected Nissan Huts (corrugated iron semi-round buildings from the Second World War). The players sat at trestle tables, all too high for the deck chairs that were used as chairs. Looking out from our table on a podium, we couldn’t even see some people’s heads! We had no Bingo randomizer and had a small sack of 90 numbers that were pulled by a non-playing member of the audience (price: a bottle of Mackeson Stout ale).

It was then my caller realised that not only was there no public address system for the main hut we were in, but that there were two other huts full of Bingo players, connected to the main one, by a small archway.

They say “Necessity is the Mother of Invention”. This couldn’t have been truer here. I managed to persuade one of the players, a coastguard, to nip out to get his main and spare Tannoy hand-held speaker and some fresh batteries.

And so the games began… The caller shouted out his numbers to the first hut, and I at the back, then ducked through the archway, switched on the first Tannoy and announced the number to hut two, where another official (he who sold the cards at the start) then did the same with the second Tannoy to announce the number to the final hut.

Amazingly it all went well, was very good natured, and we had a great time. The winner of the big cash prize, miraculously, came from the far away hut number three, and she used her good sense to grab the Tannoy, and amid howls of feedback and crackling, bellowed “BINGO!!” at a volume that echoed around the metal Nissan huts for what seemed like the next ten minutes!

Happy days… but thank heavens things are more sophisticated now!!

Walk along Clerkenwell Road and you come to St. John’s Gate, a 16^th century Gate House built with heavy Tudor bricks and Kentish flagstone. At first glance the jagged prongs of its former fortress walls resemble a castle. Don’t be surprised when you are drawn towards its gaping archway compelled to investigate. You might even be tempted by the offer of a free entry. Go in and take a look around; though your interest may wane when you learn The Museum of the Order of St. John celebrates warrior monks who fought alongside the Knights Templar and provided medical assistance during the crusades, therefore known as the Hospitaller. Big deal!

Well actually, yes it is. The Order lends its name to the modern day St. John’s Ambulance Brigade, were influential in the founding of the Red Cross – and is owned by the British Royal Family.

In the Chapter Room of St. John’s Gate, a collection of lavish oil paintings featuring a long line of royals and other members of the aristocracy hangs proudly; Britain’s elite draped in black cloaks with the Orders motif stitched into them. The British Crown have a long history with these religious knights which stem back to the days of Richard III, if not before, yet the history presented in the St. John´s museum jars like a broken zip.

From the very beginning the Hospitallers were made up of noblemen from across Europe and the Order quickly acquired wealth and land. Over the centuries the Order stayed faithful to its tradition of only honouring Europe’s elite landowners.

The Hospitallers and the Templars had a duty to understand the truth of inner spiritual meaning, a practice which falls into esoteric wisdom taken from the knowledge excavated from King´s Solomons Temple in Jerusalem.

When the Templars were (allegedly) disbanded, the Hospitallers were awarded all their land, churches and possessions, not only in Britain, but all over Europe, including Malta where they were known as the Maltese Knights.

The Maltese Knights are known to be a very powerful organisation of the Freemasons and are identified by a black Naxi-like cross around their necks – the same cross Prince Charles wore on his wedding day.

It is also known that high-ranking Freemasons throughout history have been instrumental in the developments of the world, including wars, rebellions and the corruption of the economy. So what is the British Royal family doing associating themselves with criminals.

Well, in fact they run it. The Grand Master of the Freemasons Lodge in London is the Queen’s cousin, the Duke of Kent, and the Queen is a 33^rd degree member - the highest honour in the Masonic Lodge. The masons are the only organisation to practice esoteric wisdom.

Could it be the ruling elite in London hold the secrets of ancient esoteric wisdom that inspired the Pharaohs of Egypt to build the Great Pyramids? And could that knowledge be what we call the Holy Grail? If so, why do you think they are hiding it from the rest of us. It´s time to wake up to data deduplication.

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The working of the Shake Weight is based on the dynamic inertia principle that intensifies and develops the muscles of your arms. This gadget has been designed especially for women who want to enhance their physical attractiveness to a greaterlevel. So if you hate to wear sleeveless because of your fat arms, you should definitely try it out. Your chest and shoulders will also improve and make you look more appealing. There are instances when your workout routine eats up a lot of your free time, but yet you want to stay in good shape. It is here that the Shake Weight comes in to your aid. This little gadget has a smart technique that helps you to get back into shape effortlessly and in no time. The device is shaped like a dumbbell. So in order to become slim and trim, you need not do anything more strenuous than just holding ShakeWeight and watch while it does all the work for you!

The price of this miraculous gadget is cheap ($19.95 USD), and if you can spend on something like a r4i card or 6 drinks during the weekend then you can definitely buy the Shake Weight. The Shake Weight offers a very simple muscle workout that increases your upper body muscular activity by over 300 percent which is far more effective than the conventional weightlifting method.

Let your upper body look trendy and glamorous with this high efficiency device that clearly stands out in a crowd. So what are you waiting for, just go ahead and start shaking your arms with the ShakeWeight and see the wonderful results in a few days.

The eBook reader is processed by an ARM Cortex A8 (800 MHz) processor that allows you to do many things like playing the AAC and listening to MP3 songs with a 3.5 mm headphone jack or the built in speaker. You can also play MP4 format videos, listen to online radio, edit Microsoft Office files with Quick Office software (doc, ppt, txt, xls, docx and many other formats) and also play games like Sudoku, Crossword puzzles, Chess, etc and neither are there any special travel roaming fees that you need to pay in order to access its features when on the move.

An interesting feature is that the gadget allows you to use Facebook and Twitter. Since it is an Android 2.0 gadget, it is really customizable in every aspect. In this account it is better than all the other eBook readers that are found in the market. The touch screen is very responsive and easy which is a boon for the kids. As for the kids it has a whole section called “Nook Kids” which is full of children’s books. A very good feature is that it can read a story aloud with its Read to Me features. It has another feature which is called “LendMe”. With this feature you can lend your books to your friends and others for 14 days.

As regards its cost ($249), it gives a tough competition to the other eBook readers. And for its features, it has gone one step ahead of Amazon.