Sunday, October 17, 2010

Turbulent Times

The best this morning was the homily on TV.
Giovanni, on their 25th wedding anniversary, takes his wife to Italy.
Priest praises Giovanni and asks him what he'll do for his 50th anniversary.
Giovanni replies, "I'll pick her up from Italy".

...when the TV started blurting out propaganda about how Capitalism saved the miners in Chile and their president, when asked about his request for each miner to bring a rock, he replied, "it's a memento for the Queen of England and Cameron", ...pure PR, more BS, etc., I turned it (the TV) off.
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Friday, October 15, 2010

...a slight ray of light!

I've changed the template on my blog and besides tweaking the html at the top to force the 2025 post and icons pointing at whatever I specify. Democracy sucks!, you don't get a say in this. What more do you want other than 4 choices that will give you a random outcome.

That is good!, the universe is showing signs it is actually working and has all along, ...we did not pay atention. This global recession is showing..., like seismic like activity and the frequency of these waves is not measured like shortwave in meters per second. It will be measured in decades and the spreadout throught the different continents will be noticeable. South America will catch the tail end and if they know how to surf will pull a hang-ten and come from on top of the wave with speed riding on the strength of those times.
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

This is too wild!

I can't believe what my brain looks like!


...-- the images won't show, the contents from the last attempt described at the end of the document.




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  1. main content
  2. main navigation
  3. extra content
  4. head navigation
  5. search



The first three (3) websites are pictures, you have no linking capabilities, whereas the last one is a page selct all, copy and paste into OneNote
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Sunday, July 4, 2010

…sooo many things on the gooo...


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…sooo many things on the gooo...

Test that is obviously not the level that we want or maybe that this is pretty cool,

Old and I'm starting to get commands as well just like a regular profit from this learning experience.

 
 

I suppose I have to get Rosie to agree to this level of [voice]*1 decibels, so that I may carry-on in the new way is DJ of the using all the technology available to me. […this where I said "microphone off", pretty cool actually.]

 
 

…I just started [this is being typed] and realized I could try and record it with Total Recorder at the same time …[back to voice]…

And he will go and I'll are you yeah yeah yeah yeah I know he will be getting it back at you in on

 
 

[being developed on the FB Wall Comment box]

 
 

...I remember marketing days when we would, be drilled when educated, and,  performing as ensons.

There was a rule of 7. What that meant was, that, you had to hear something seven times to remember it.

This has been seen in religious, political, scientific, economic and everything else in between.

I feel ashamed of the face we, Toronto, have given the world through the violence evidenced towards the end.

It is useless at this point to discuss justification of any kind in what has happened from and or to any side or the other, in the end everybody was manipulated.

...

[author's note: the above should become part of the Love Boat] ->facebook should develop  the capability to at least provide 50-75% font sizes

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We could take a "de Bono" attitude and to apply, beyond critical thinking, lateral thinking, cognitive behavior findings or just plain use the think-outside-the-box approach and I propose we exchange opinions on becoming a group of apostles teaching the "7 x" principle.

The floor is open to debate or exchange of opinions and I move to establish a

 
 

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Instituto Avicena tiene que quedar registrado
como Educacional Superior.
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Saturday, April 24, 2010

Windows PC, Notebook, and Laptop Scout: Asus G51JX-A1 Features & Details

Windows PC, Notebook, and Laptop Scout: Asus G51JX-A1 Features & Details

...pretty sweet, yes?
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Largest human blood freezer opens

Kinda scary, huh?

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Saturday, April 10, 2010

Collateral Murder

http://www.collateralmurder.com/

Overview

5th April 2010 10:44 EST WikiLeaks has released a classified US military video depicting the indiscriminate slaying of over a dozen people in the Iraqi suburb of New Baghdad -- including two Reuters news staff.

Reuters has been trying to obtain the video through the Freedom of Information Act, without success since the time of the attack. The video, shot from an Apache helicopter gun-site, clearly shows the unprovoked slaying of a wounded Reuters employee and his rescuers. Two young children involved in the rescue were also seriously wounded.




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Friday, April 9, 2010

Guide to Your Rights and Responsibilities Under the Human Rights Code




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● Disability

▪ Accommodation
▪ Determining if undue hardship
▪ Ability to Perform Essential Duties and Requirements


this is where I get lost and wonder why we should be tasked with being our brothers' keeper at the tax payers' expense.
http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/resources/Guides/GuideHRcode2?page=guide-Part-2.html#Heading537
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The Future of Telecommunications Regulation

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The Future of Telecommunications Regulation

Eli M. Noam


Professor of Finance and Economics
Pennsylvania State University
April 26, 1999

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In discussing the future of telecommunications regulations one needs to ask first, there is a future? Or is it just the same present and past repeating themselves, like in the movies, just like the Groundhog Day, where Bill Murray was condemned to live the same day again and again? It’s been over three years now since the Telecommunications Act of 1996. And yet, it seems like the old days, everywhere in new variants one looks, one meets dear old friends. There’s Interconnection, for example, and over there, good old RBOC IXC, looking as depressed as ever. And here is good old state jurisdiction. Among such truly companions, does one dare to speak of the future as anything but a continuation of the past?

http://www.citi.columbia.edu/elinoam/articles/Naruc9.htm
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Start-Stop Making Sense

Start-Stop Making Sense



http://pclt.cis.yale.edu/pclt/COMISDN/STRTSTOP.HTM


...from the good olde Win31, "This is the communications configuration panel from Windows Terminal. It raises a number of interesting questions. Why would someone use 5 bits per character? Because a 5-bit code was used by very early Teletype equipment that was already obsolete in the 1950's. What is the right number of Stop Bits? Well, if you have a Teletype Model 33, the right answer is 2. If you have a Teletype Model 35, the right answer is 1.5. However, no device built in the last 20 years has needed more than 1 stop bit. What is Xon/Xoff Flow Control? XON and XOFF are byte values. The Teletype had a device to read punched paper tape. The XON character turned the tape reader on, and the XOFF character turned it off. Long after the last paper tape was burned, computers have maintained the tradition that XOFF can optionally mean "stop sending data," in which case XON means "begin sending again." What is parity? Before modems did error correction, parity provided a simple mechanism to detect characters corrupted by phone line noise. Today it is unnecessary and is typically disabled.

So in current use, the correct setting for the COM port is always 8-bit characters, no parity, 1 stop bit, hardware pacing (more about that later) and some speed faster that the native transmission speed of the modem. The panel to configure the COM port is left around because everyone is scared to get rid of it. The user should not be scared when presented by a large package of useless options. "...
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and






don't seem to have much interest in business!

email gone and no reply :(

----- Original Message -----
From: "LaoziSailor"
To: sales@ajsystems.com
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2010 10:18 PM
Subject: Do you have a bundle option?


> Hello,
>
> I'm interested in purchasing:
> http://ajsystems.com/oequicktools/qtorder.html
> and
> http://ajsystems.com/expressassist/eaorder.html
>
> Do you have a bundle option?
>
> Thanks
>

***Edit2010041012:57

I re-sent the email and as I had suggested, it had in fact gone to a cyberblackhole.
Now, all that remains is to install. I have to clean uninstall iolo System Mechanic and don't want to do this either yet. What I'm waiting for is the the 1TB RAID 1 network storage so that I can put an (Acronis) image of the C drive before making any changes. Maybe I can keep 2 or 3 versions.
The folks at ajsystems.com responded immediately -- thanks!
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The Miniature Earth

...this of course is beautiful and scary, very scary!

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fidonet BBS dialup software, anyone?

Have you ever heard of fidonet BBS dialup software?
A Google search will yield:

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