Sylvester Stallone followed up his massive success in 'Rocky' with this tale of life in New York's Hell's Kitchen set during the late 1940s. Stallone plays Cosmo, the smartest of the three Carboni brothers, and the one who comes up with the idea of trying to make a fortune in the seedy world of wrestling. Cosmo's brother Victor (Lee Canalito) agrees to enter the ring, while elder brother Lenny (Armand Assante) comes aboard as manager, and together the three of them begin to make some real money. But as Victor becomes more and more successful, the brothers come into conflict with underworld bum Stitch Mahon (Kevin Conway).

This book contains the concepts of 19 new inventions: angular electric storage and battery combination, smart grid gyro Power, improved electric motors, hybrid car that uses 3 means of storage, retractable wheel studs, safe nuclear battery, heart saving fractal device, electric cold suit For military, home made Hybrid water heater, electric angular momentum storage with solar power, new type rotary engine, new type MHD jet engine and more.

This original book discloses a new and much faster "slip through the cracks" approach to outer space propulsion. By using fluid drive propulsion this new self-enclosed engine is a revolutionary form of micro-gravity propulsion which electromagnetically accelerates a liquid metal through a geometric structure at high speed, thus creating a dynamic inertial force propulsion. This closed system is far superior to current systems, surpasses plasma and ion. The system produces a constant acceleration using inertial forced propulsion. The geometric structure allows cancellation of unwanted forces which causes a closed system force that is futuristic in nature.. The engine requires only electricity, no mass is expelled from the closed system. Since the device requires only electricity, such as a solar satellite panel, an extremely long lifetime can be achieved. Many applications are possible, such as efficient manned travel to Mars, interstaller probes and more. Shows the complete theory of a practical device and explains why an inertial force is necessary for extremely high velocities (near light in a short time).