Abstract: This invention relates to an attachable ladder device either fastened or moveable for securing a ladder to a work area by means of interchangeable accessories designed to attach to a work station such as eaves-troughs, industrial joist, roof bases, fascia's and walls by means of an adjustable telescoping arm with a safety belt. Whereby, when working off an unsecured extension ladder, the safety of the user is jeopardized, thus fastening this device along with the appropriate accessories to a ladder, to a work area, allows the user the security to work worry free. The accessories referred to consist of a stabilizing arm, eaves-trough grab and lock, joist grab and lock, as well as, the flush mount plate, all of which fit into said telescoping grab arms. The accessories are easily attached and removed from the swing arm by an accessory holder with two locking knobs.

Abstract: It is common for the generation of hydroelectric energy, that the use of waterfalls and dams be utilized to drive a turbine for the creation of electricity. In this concept for generating hydroelectric power from water, if one could divert the water, say from a lake by means of a funnel or trap door below the water line of a large lake and have it drop onto an impeller by means of gravity, that one could produce a safe 24/7 renewable energy source. The diverted lake water used to drive the turbine, would then be pumped back into the lake by means of a corkscrew driver, thus creating a void in atmospheric pressure at the bottom of the chamber, where by creating a recycling flow of water which produces no green house gasses, such as coal fired generators.