Friday, September 24, 2010
New Year - New Stuff
I'm finding this circuit theory stuff rather interesting, just sometimes confusing.
Friday, March 19, 2010
1.8% of the web visible by Google
The size of the open web is 167 terabytes; this is what Google can search. The Invisible Web is estimated at 91,000 terabytes. Check this out – the Library of Congress, in 1997, was figured to have close to 3,000 terabytes! So how much of the internet can we see....1.8% - MakeUseOf
New Google Maps Labs. - MakeUseOf
Friday, March 12, 2010
No need for evolution or Thomas Jefferson in our school system
On March 13th, 2010
- Texas conservatives make severe curriculum changes - NYTimes;Associated Press
-They mainly decided to add more conservative beliefs about criticism of Darwin and evolution and the belief that the Founding Fathers were guided by Christian principles. - Women on the pill may live longer (by warding off some cancers) - Associated Press
- Arrested for not returning library book - ABCNews
-Foolishness, plain foolishness. - 12,000 Americans died from Swine Flu - NYTimes
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Yellow and Papayas May Save the World, But the U.S. Postal Service Needs the Saving
On March 10th, 2010:
- Yellow Pixels Being Added to TVs to make them better -LiveScience
Instead of the typical red, green, and blue that can reproduce billions of color, this yellow pixel will raise "the number of reproducible colors into the trillions." It would also require less intensive lighting, and therefore be more environmentally-friendly. - RIT gets federal grant for "Library Research" - RBJ
RIT’s Image Permanence Institute is to search for ways to lower energy consumption in the preservation of stacks, special collection, and exhibition spaces. They received $580,174. - Pizza and soda tax - ABCNews
Both Pennyslvania and New York are looking into a 10% increase in price to act as a tax and incentive to eat better foods. - Papaya to fight cancer - Yahoo!
Papaya has an anticancer effect against tumors of the cervix, breast, liver, lung and pancreas. It seems it slows the growth of tumors. - U.S. Postal Service to be "saved" - NYTimes
After losing 1.4 billion dollars last year and an estimated 7 billion dollars this year, a plan is being drawn to reorganize the postal service. This includes cutting more post offices (and placing them in supermarkets?...well should the government be supporting corporations....NO) and possibly cutting Saturday post.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Detroit going farm.
Objects of today, March 9th, 2010:
- Lil Wayne goes to jail for one year for having a loaded semiautomatic gun in his tour bus.
Too right. He had no right to have a bloody semi-automatic weapon (.40 caliber); no reason at all, you may sing about being a gangsta, but you cannot be a gangsta. - Osmond son suicide, supposedly due to anti-gay sentiments from his Mormon church
Wow, Marie Osmond and Donny Osmond. You display yourselves as the biggest hypocrites of all. - Detroit reorganizing from urban to semi-rural.
More evidence that the U.S. auto industry is dead. A rural Detroit. Could it be possible? - One HIV hiding spot discovered - bone marrow cells
- 15 Soda Pop Vending Machine Injuries (all men); 3 actually die. Circa 1988. - JAMA
Monday, March 8, 2010
Obama is a soda addicted, oxygen deprived fish.
In the world today...
- Global Warming strikes again....Oxygen depletion in oceans becoming rapid
- iPhone Addictive study
- Smaller condom for tweens (targeting 14 year old boys).
Foolish....I think so. - Obama to cut funding to save 'America's Treasures'.
In this day and age, it seems history means nothing. - New York State Soda Tax...an estimated one penny per ounce.
This could be a LOT of money. Very useful, I think.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Book idea!
Idea for back of said book about presidents (unsure of the content):
Getting tired of that office bully showing off his historical trivia at the cooler? Reading this will surely put 'em in their place.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Evil.
After long debate and long deliberation, I no longer notice no reasons opposing. I have decided to turn evil. I will no longer base myself off of the world of morals that has gotten me nowhere. Instead, I will now remain and stay as the personification of evil. There is no love in the world. Only selfishness, cruelty, and greed. Love is dead.
No one is there. No one cares. No one notices. And no one will listen.
-"Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds" ~ J. Robert Oppenheimer
-"Now the nightmare's real. Now Dr. Horrible is here. To make you quake with fear. To make the whole world kneel." ~ Dr. Horrible
Monday, January 25, 2010
Alike the Bro Code
Thinking of making a writing, similar to that of the Bro Code.
How To Break Up With a Girl Through E-mail
- Research would obviously include a couple attempts at such an endeavor.
- Ignoring female partners for long periods of time - what does it do to them? and will it make the e-mail breakup easier.
- Nigerian scam via e-mail where you are trapped in Nigeria and cannot be liberated, and thus the annihilation of said relationship.
- ----So many possibilities...
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Wind Power to Fight Global Warming
Notes for today (Janaury 24. 2010)
- Last jaguar in Southwest captured (inappropriately?) - NY Times
- The 00's decade (2000-2010) was the warmest on record - NY Times
- Foolish Republican challenging the E.P.A. Greenhouse Gas limits for reasons of U.S. companies shifting overseas - NY Times
- Costly Wind Power, could replace 20-30% coal usage by 2024 - NY Times
- Google to sell a large portion of shares (5,000,000, to be exact) dropping the founder's voting rights to just below 50% - NY Times
- First Tweet from Space - NY Times
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Guyland and Cheese.
A couple of thoughts I've had today:
-Yogurt is from milk and bacterium. Cheese is from curdled milk. Why not make a yogurt-cheese?
- I could name the soy cheese brand: Quesoy (mixing "Queso" (Spanish for cheese) and "soy").
- Project upon return home or when I find a kitchen to use. Curdle milk and ferment bacterium to produce a yogurt-cheese. Materials provided by Leeners.
-Went to the Guyland lecure last night (Feminist Review), mixed feelings about it...
- Men in Europe seem to develop this Guyland "phase" in high school, while men in the U.S. typically go through it in college. Asians don't meet this philosophy.
-Soy milk, should I try it?
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