The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The only thing that scales infinitely and without cost is end-users. Robert Steele, email to Mitch Ratcliff, 9 October 2010 Ubuntu 10.10 desktop reaches through the cloud | Business Tech – CNET News news.cnet.com Next Ubuntu Linux for desktops and Netbooks will launch Sunday with new cloud features, an updated interface, and better links with …
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About 3 hours ago Sarah Kessler 9 Why Social Media Is Reinventing Activism The argument that social media fosters feel-good clicking rather than actual change, began long before Malcolm Gladwell brought it up in the New Yorker — long enough to generate its own derogatory term. “Slacktivism,” as defined by Urban Dictionary, is “the act …
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Dear friends, Do you live in Oregon? Do you have friends, associations, networks in Oregon? If you do, I’m urging you to spread the word on one of the most important developments toward a wiser democracy in the US. Although most Oregonians don’t know it — and you and I are going to change that …
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Tip of the Hat to Sharon Filadelfia at Facebook.
Micro Scaled Concentrated Solar Power units , Clean Energy to Power a Multi-biulding Health Clinic Sopogy, Inc., manufacturer of the proprietary micro-scaled concentrating solar power (MicroCSP) system, is demonstrating its SopoNova™ solar panels at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida. The project developed by STG International (previously known as Solar Turbine Group) is designed to …
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Added August 09, 2010 Op-Ed 2 Pages The concluding paragraph: Ultimately, then, the basic rationale of American strategy in Afghanistan is questionable. Certainly America cannot ignore that country as it did before September 11, 2001, and should continue supporting the national government and other Afghans opposed to the Taliban. But in strategy, balance is the …
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How an optimistic outlook can help improve your state of health, not just your state of mind. Mary Desmond Pinkowish | September 2010 issue Admit it. Secretly you think optimistic people are just a little annoying—their constant, insufferable smiling; the way they’re always looking on the “bright side” and reciting cheerful aphorisms. When you encounter …
