Alive and um, well? in Guatemala, John McAfee is hanging with the lads from Vice. Here’s their first teaser video:
Alive and um, well? in Guatemala, John McAfee is hanging with the lads from Vice. Here’s their first teaser video:
The dudes at VICE crack the crazy behind AmWand, a so-called Zero Point Energy healing device:
Three grown men recently gyrated their wands inches above my lower back while I laid facedown on a red couch. Every few minutes they asked me whether I was “feeling anything.” They were hoping that twirling stainless-steel tubes full of “granulated minerals” over my body would relieve an ailment that has caused me niggling yet constant nerve pain for years. It had no discernable effect on my discomfort, but hundreds of people across the world believe these wands contain a powerful healing energy.
My wanding experience took place inside a charming 100-year-old house in Mount Vernon, New York. The homeowner, 39-year-old Paul Saenz, had invited me there for a demonstration of the AMwand, one of the many wellness products manufactured by the multilevel marketing company Amega Global. Paul is a part-time musician, a father of two, and the founder of Resonance Technology Global, through which he sells products from Amega and other companies.
As most of us finish off yesterday’s turkey, Muslims around the world celebrate their own holiday today with end of the Hadj, which is called Eid. To mark the occasion today on VBS is The Mecca Diaries. Last year VICE founder Suroosh Alvi documented his own religious and cultural whirlwind homage to Mecca.
If you think going counter clock wise around a big black box and stoning Satan three times is hard, try doing it with three million people and your parents.
Who says the media is dying? Vice magazine threw itself a $250,000 bash to celebrate its 15-year anniversary. But forget champagne, the publication staged a 1994-theme party with hardcore bands and tons of flannel, Elva Ramirez reports for the Wall Street Journal:
