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Paul Noel
- Advisor for PES Network Inc.
- Founding Member of the New Energy
Congress
Biographical Sketch
Born in Washington state in 1957, Paul Noel was
raised in Huntsville, Alabama, surrounded by NASA and the space program, where
his father worked. He chose the millwork business, and has traveled in 40
of the U.S. states in conjunction with his work, especially in the Gulf Coast
from Florida to Louisiana.
He has worked on ecological efforts to clean up severe pollution. He believes
in taking care of the earth. His interests include a full study of physics,
chemistry, biology, botany, and many other sciences. He has considerable
interest in geology. He has traveled among the oil rigs of mobile bay and has
been to their shipyards. He has been to the US Army Corps of Engineers
experimental station just south of Vicksburg, Mississippi, and learned about the
hydraulics effects of water and of earthquake effects. He has read extensively
into the topics as well.
His professional career has also included stint worked for the Alabama
Department of Revenue from 1988-1989 in South Mobile County of Alabama, which
had a lot to do with Dauphin Island. He also worked as an RN for seven years,
and as a Software Engineer since 1999. Most recently he has being doing
research hybrid electrical vehicles.
Paul holds three bachelor degrees and one associates degree, in Business
Administration, Computer Science, and Applied Science, respectively. His
study included: Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Microbiology, Nursing, Business,
Statistics, Economics, and Computer Sciences.
Presently residing in Harvest, Alabama, his interests have included extensive
study of the issues of success regarding Alabama education organizations and
their financial issues. He is the father of the national programs to test the
schools by testing the students.
He enjoys study of how the world works at many levels. He built his own home and
has skills that run from electronics to automechanics. In the 5th grade was
doing college level chemistry and built a personal lab using their cast-off and
damaged items. He also often went caving and repelling in his younger years.
He keeps a very large garden which is located to utilize the waste water from
the home. His yard uses the location of trees to save energy for his home. He
has a flock of chickens that provide eggs, keep down pests and fertilize the
garden and surrounding areas. He raises grapes which are located to recover any
nutrient that might be escaping by water flow in the yard.
History Lane
On May 13, 2010, Paul wrote (not intending for publication, but allowing
it later):
In 1975 I reported to Vonnegut (New York) that tornados were a natural particle
accelerator. In 1995 I told Dr O. Vaughn (NASA Huntsville) that thunderstorms produced natural particle accelerators and the Red Sprites and Blue Jets they wondered about were this.
You remember the hurricanes (Wilma etc).... [Wilma the
Capacitor (Oct. 25, 2005)]
Check out Science Daily's April 14 story: Giant Natural Particle Accelerator Above Thunderclouds.
Thought you might like to know.
Guess what. I didn't discover it after all. These guys did in 2010! Of course time travel might be required to catch up with me.
Sorry for the heckling but if you remember what the Slashdot guys said....
Wow. I am sorry. I should never be ahead of the curve. Why? My brother (oldest one) told me that I was someone who would see that things before others were willing to accept them. ...
Thought you might like a little history report.
It isn't possible that I know what I am talking about is it?
For the record.
I hold 3 college degrees with about 240 Semester Hours including Physics (Including calculus based),
Chemistry (Organic, Inorganic, analytic, Qantitative and Qualitative, Accounting, Computer Science, Microbiology, Biology, Accounting, Business, Nursing, and much
more). Most PhD's have far less than I hold. I was doing College level Chemistry by 5th Grade. I was doing rocketry, mapping and a lot more before
high school. I was breeding plants before I was 11. I don't do it now but I know what is going on. My favorite sciences are agriculture and chemistry. My bedroom was a radio station for 8 years (Ham) during the time I built transmitters, antenna and receivers.
I have done extensive exhaustive studies on public education and what works and doesn't work. I have done extensive work on electronics design and embedded programming.
I have traveled 40 US States and 4 foreign countries.
During my work in Mobile County a typical day might take me as far as Washington County or Dauphin Island. I have worked for months on Dauphin Island and the region around it where the Oil industry works out of.
I am not really wanting to publish all of this. I sort of hate credentials stuff. I figure if the facts don't carry the day it is all a lie anyway.
I just though you might like to know.
Articles
by Paul Noel for Pure Energy Systems News (PESN)
- Feature:
Global
Warming / Earth
Changes >
Extreme
Weather a Function of Cosmic Dielectrics - Paul Noel asserts
that severe storms "are an electromagnetic effects of the plasma
fields surrounding the solar system. These are what make sun spots as
well. The driver is electrical. The mechanism is primarily capacitant
and is based on dielectric." This is why opposite extremes appear
at the same time on the planet. (PESN; Aug. 19, 2010)
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Oil
> Ecological
Impact >
A
volcano of oil erupting - New video showing largest hole from pipe 5
feet in diameter spewing oil and natural gas at ~4 barrels per second, along
with analysis of the amount of oil on the surface, supports the estimates
closer to 1 million barrels per day erupting from this hole BP popped in the
ocean floor that contains trillions of barrels of oil and natural gas. (PESN;
May 13, 2010)
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- Oil
> Ecological
Impact >
Mother
gusher danger not passed - With BP applying several fixes to
the leaking well and the spreading oil, people might tend to classify
this spill as "just another spill" among so many, which will
go away after a while. A blowout is still a very real possibility, and
the repercussions of the oil spilt are far-reaching. (PESN; May 6, 2010)
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- Oil
> Ecological
Impact >
Mother
of all gushers could kill Earth's oceans - Imagine a pipe 5
feet wide spewing crude oil like a fire hose from what could be the
planets' largest, high-pressure oil and gas reserve. With the best
technology available to man, the Deepwater Horizon rig popped a hole
into that reserve and was overwhelmed. If this isn't contained, it
could poison all the oceans of the world. (PESN; May 2, 2010)
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- Oil
> Ecological
Impact >
Deepwater
Horizon debacle pushes alt energy - In addition to devastating
ecological despoiling, the oil slick could shut down Mississippi River
transport, effecting nearly half of U.S. import/export commerce. The
damage to the tourism industry in Alabama and Florida could top $25
Billion a year for several years. Faced with this disaster the Obama
Administration has just stopped all off shore drilling. (PESN;
May 1, 2010)
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Grid
> Smart
>
NIST
presently setting grid connectivity backbone - Right now at this
very instant of time and for a very short period of time in the near future
the standards for the transmission, formats and processes for all of the
data handled in the Smart Grid are being written. Everything that proceeds
for decades after this time will hinge on what we do in the next
approximately 25 days. (PESN; June 13, 2009) (Comment at Examiner.com)
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- Supertanker
Takeovers by "Pirates" has Insider Fingerprints - Oil
industry specialist, Paul Noel, argues that these "hijackings"
could not happen without insider complicity, but that they are likely
a ploy by oil interests to generate anxiety and get oil prices moving
back up again. (PESN; Nov. 18, 2008)
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- Renewable
Coal, Oil and Gas - Hydrocarbons of Geological Origin - Includes an
excerpt from Paul Noel. (Hasslberger Blog; Nov. 5, 2008)
- How
Parallel Path Gets Over Unity (Academy; Mar. 7, 2006)
- Building
on Flynn's Parallel Path Magnet Foundation (PESWiki; Feb. 26,
2006)
- Shell
Oil May Have Spurred Gulf Quake (Feb. 2006)
- Tornadoes,
Hurricanes, and Energy From the Vacuum (Oct. 26, 2005)
- Wilma the
Capacitor (Oct. 25, 2005)
- Wilma
the Super Storm and Energy from the Vacuum (Oct. 21, 2005)
- Tankless
Water Heaters are Brutal on the Grid When Popularized (Oct. 21, 2005)
- Wilma
Probably a Sleeper Where Oil is Concerned (Oct. 18, 2005)
- Next
Up: DARPA Grand Challenge for Real Energy Savings? (Oct. 10, 2005)
- Unfeasibility
of Rebuilding New Orleans (Sept. 23, 2005)
- Rita
Headed for Houston -- Could Take Out Key Remaining Refineries (Sept. 20,
2005)
- Update
on Hurricane Katrina's Damage to the Gulf Oil Patch (Sept. 11, 2005)
- Gulf
Oil Disruption and Government Ineptitude (Sept. 6, 2005)
- Gulf
Oil Disruption Could Disrupt World Economy (Sept. 2, 2005)
- Man-made
lakes and oil/gas drilling lead to man-made quakes? (January 29, 2005)
- Alaskan
Quake/Tsunami and Oil/Gas Extraction (January 27, 2005)
- Could
Exxon-Mobil Works Have Tripped Indonesian Tsunami? (Jan. 25, 2005)
Contact
- email: <Paul.Noel {at} PESN.com >
- Harvest, Alabama, USA
See also
Page created by SDA
Sept. 11, 2004
Last updated August 19, 2010
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