Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Past Climate change caused chaotic civilization chops

http://news.yahoo.com/climate-change-helped-bring-down-cultures-215100214.html 

The Earth's Climate is changing faster than ever before.  

Actions do speak louder than words, and having no children by choice says a lot!

Denialists cannot accept that our traditional way of coping with Nature (throw technology at it) will NOT work.

-- 
FRISH

Friday, January 27, 2012

Iran - to bomb or not to bomb (My Jewish Journal Editorial debut)

MY LETTER TO THE EDITOR PUBLISHED IN THE JEWISH JOURNAL.  COOL BEANS... 
In reply to a point/counterpoint from two policy wonks debating the merits of military or diplomatic means when working with Iran. 

"When did elective war (or act of war) become an acceptable means to an end?

 

Can anyone explain a moral basis for a "preemptive attack" on Iranian assets, especially when no one really knows that they are building bombs?"


Frish

Friday, January 13, 2012

How not to do social network engineering..."4 people you might know on Google+"

Oh, how wonderful are email blasts.  

Go out and touch your customer...this is what passes as relationship building in the age of mass mobile marketing.

Cost to google?    $zero.  
Loss of trust in Google as a whole? almost complete  
Value to google: Much Less Than $Zero

Why "force" the network connections?  Just bring us an infrastructure that's compelling and we're yours.

Let's see, might I know any?

No
No
Yes
No
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Google+ team <noreply-475ba29f@plus.google.com>
Date: Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 3:38 AM
Subject: 4 people you might know on Google+

Hi Frish!
Here's some people you might know on Google+.
Google+ team
Suggestions for you
nick ostrowski

PJ Scorch

Frish Frishberg
Supreme Graphics, Inc

Takumi shante Akata


Google+ team


It seems WAAAAY too much like the couch in the frat house in Animal House, four guys who will NEVER get into that frat...

Like doing the limbo, how low can you go?

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/13/science/smaller-magnetic-materials-push-boundaries-of-nanotechnology.html 

--
FRISH

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

On 2012

I'm having a better than average start to a year, on every possible level.

If you hadn't heard, I'll share my 30 years (base 19) of observation that informs me: 
The purpose of life is to enjoy every moment you can. 

Happiest possible remainder of 2012 and beyond - to all!

Peace, FRISH

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

What religion ought one follow?

http://www.holytaco.com/flowchart-determine-what-religion-you-should-follow/ 

--
FRISH

Poster Child for NRA (and her mom too!)

...snip...
McKinley, who had been widowed less than a week before, placed a couch in front of one door and went to the bedroom and put a bottle in her baby's mouth before calling 911...

...snip...

Martin, 24, was found between the door and a couch with a knife clutched in his gloved left hand, police said. 


--
FRISH

User Interface: Braille enhanced with emotions


--
FRISH

Deep Stuff

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/12/111220204454.htm 

--
FRISH

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

"Taking back America" *per Rick Santorum

Dear Editors:  

"Taking back America" - Santorum says it.  

Doesn't sound very inclusive.

He talks about dismantling every significant safety regulation and eliminating corporate taxes.

Why isn't he talking about "Sharing the goodness of America with those who are not yet benefiting enough?"

My fervent hope is that God, to whom Rick claims he owes so much, sets him straight and soon.
--
FRISH

Monday, January 2, 2012

Yes, "INJECTION WELLS" caused earthquakes in Ohio...here's some of the oil industry apologists

"He said 177 deep injection wells have operated without incident in Ohio for decades and the Youngstown well was closed within 24 hours of a study detailing how close a Christmas Eve quake was to the well.

The industry-supported Ohio Oil and Gas Association said the rash of quakes was "a rare and isolated event that should not cast doubt about the effectiveness" of injection wells.

Such wells "have been used safely and reliably as a disposal method for wastewater from oil and gas operations in the U.S. since the 1930s," the association's executive vice president, Thomas E. Stewart, said in a statement Monday.


The real and near term issue is FRACKING, which is so obviously destructive without our being able to counteract the damage. 
Why would anyone be nervous? 
 
Just more of the unassigned costs of petroleum.-- 


FRISH

Sunday, January 1, 2012

To 2012, may reason and truth guide our way

Happy New Year 2012 - in the spirit of having more fun in 2012...

YAHOO Science set of headlines 1/1/2012 at 8pm or so PST...

NASA marks 2012 with twin probes in moon orbit
      (They are the ones with PROBES...maybe the ETs get it from NASA!)

Apocalypse Not Now: 2012 Doomsday Predictions Debunked by NASA
     (Thanks to the mystic Mayan Power Cloak!) http://soul2soultreasures.com/mayan_cloak/

Mysterious lights spotted on Christmas Eve explained
    (Someone can't keep a secret!)

Hunt for meteor clues in 200-million-year-old murder mystery
   (Talk about a cold case...!)

New Year Brings New Attacks on Evolution in Schools
   ("Join The Fight to Reclaim America!" - Bachmann Campaign Slogan)

China reveals its space plans up to 2016
   (That's when they run out!)

Top 10 Health & Happiness Lessons of 2011
   (Yeah, right.  That's sooo last year!)

 Show Less Science
     (Seems we've been doing that for a long time!)

Time is not a renewable resource hope I didn't waste yours.

XO and much love to all!
--
FRISH

Unintended Consequences: Demand for "Organic" Food causes environment degradation

Organic Food - It's what's for dinner...Oh, can't get a fresh tomato this week? It's criminal I tell ya!


It only makes sense, there are so many of us buy local can't happen (year round).

We'd have to eat what was in season, near us.  

Or things that were canned, frozen, dried or otherwise prepared to last through non-harvest seasons...

Like Grandma used to do (or Great Grandma perhaps...).

Consumers aren't really in charge of much...or knowledgeable, or concerned...
-- 
FRISH