Friday, July 27, 2012
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Trying to read the new Popular Mechanic. I don't
understand why it does not say August on the cover, only 08.12. In addition,
the type is so small, about 4 mm on many articles, that I can hardly read it.
Another thing, that I have noticed, is that the articles are now printed way to
close to the inside of the page. This is really annoying for reading. Perhaps,
those Hearst employees are too worried about how it looks on their iPad, to a
make a product that someone may actually buy. But remember, it is all the Internet’s
fault.It also seems as if they are constantly changing the sections in the beginning
(what happened to letters to the editor?) and they seem to think that if they
make something take up space we won't realize that there is nothing there. And
I love the way that almost every other or is it literally every other page? is
a full page ad. I don't think that this a drippy version of Vogue. How is
anybody supposed to read this magazine. I give up and I threw it out.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
What a piece of self-rightness drivel. I believe not telling
the parents about the child may have benn the right thing to do, however this “physician”
disgraces himself. It is horrible to see someone in pain, but that does not
give us the right to “put them out of their pain.” It must be wonderful to
channel the aguish at such a horrible sight, into a self-serving, self-rightness
God-playing. As Voltaire said (not that
I know French), “Si Dieu n'existait pas, il faudrait l'inventer,” “if God did not exist, it would be needed to invent him.” There are some things we cannot do, as if we
do, we start playing God, something that (whether you believe in Him or not) is
obviously the path to ruin, destruction, and the source of so much historic
misery.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/fighting-fear/201207/the-cyclops-child?page=2
Monday, July 16, 2012
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Thoughts on "Rightness Among the Nations."
So often we are critical of the millions of Europeans who
stood by silently as the Jews were murdered by the Germans with the aid and abettor
of hundreds of thousands of their own countrymen.
And in truth there is no excuse for their behavior. However we can ourselves, would we do the same as those
few who risked everything to help the Jews? Those “Rightness Among the Nations.”
If tomorrow, they will come to round up
all the blacks/whites/Spanish/Christians/Albanians, would we answer the call to
stand against the world and say no?
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
How Shelock did it? Moffat, the co-creater of the Sherlock said that there is,", "and there’s one clue that everyone’s missed. It’s something that Sherlock did that was very out of character, but which nobody has picked up on."
--I don't know what this means, as detailed below and elsewhere, there are many out of character things sherlock does. Others have mentioned that the nervous twitch with the ball is strange or that the different views and vantage points of Saint Bart's don't line up. While I can understand that the ball may be Sherlock trying to figure out the vector that he can fall at, I don't see where to got from there. I certainly don't know anything about London.I also hope the answer is not something stupid like he switched places with Molly and she died or he jumped on her and then switched. One thing that occurs to me is that it is obvious is that Sherlock realized that the key code etc is fake as 1) he knows music and 2) why did he ask Moriarty to come to the roof (!) of all places unless he had it all worked out beforehand to stage his death and was trapping Moriarty. He clearly wants the roof. Either way, excluding all the deus ex machina suggestions (and the idea of using a hologram), I have been wondering about all the water on the ground and if he did not somehow use a silver iodide generator (used for cloud seeding) to cushion his fall. Either he had it under his coat or Molly sprayed it out before. That would account for all the water and the short bit of rain afterwards. I believe silver iodide in nature becomes a softish substance, that could cushion his fall. Of course another posiblity would be using either a hologram or "more simpler" (in a macgyver sort of way) would be what is called a percived hologram, like they have in haunted houses. More on both can be found at avconcepts.com. This may also call for moisture and maybe that is what there is water etc. Now if what fell is only a projection what was out of character? Dropping the phone ( a necessary if switching from real to fake) ? There is moment when he jumps that it seems that he could have a guy wire attached to the antenna behind him.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2012-01-19/sherlock-what-is-steven-moffats-missing-clue
--I don't know what this means, as detailed below and elsewhere, there are many out of character things sherlock does. Others have mentioned that the nervous twitch with the ball is strange or that the different views and vantage points of Saint Bart's don't line up. While I can understand that the ball may be Sherlock trying to figure out the vector that he can fall at, I don't see where to got from there. I certainly don't know anything about London.I also hope the answer is not something stupid like he switched places with Molly and she died or he jumped on her and then switched. One thing that occurs to me is that it is obvious is that Sherlock realized that the key code etc is fake as 1) he knows music and 2) why did he ask Moriarty to come to the roof (!) of all places unless he had it all worked out beforehand to stage his death and was trapping Moriarty. He clearly wants the roof. Either way, excluding all the deus ex machina suggestions (and the idea of using a hologram), I have been wondering about all the water on the ground and if he did not somehow use a silver iodide generator (used for cloud seeding) to cushion his fall. Either he had it under his coat or Molly sprayed it out before. That would account for all the water and the short bit of rain afterwards. I believe silver iodide in nature becomes a softish substance, that could cushion his fall. Of course another posiblity would be using either a hologram or "more simpler" (in a macgyver sort of way) would be what is called a percived hologram, like they have in haunted houses. More on both can be found at avconcepts.com. This may also call for moisture and maybe that is what there is water etc. Now if what fell is only a projection what was out of character? Dropping the phone ( a necessary if switching from real to fake) ? There is moment when he jumps that it seems that he could have a guy wire attached to the antenna behind him.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2012-01-19/sherlock-what-is-steven-moffats-missing-clue
Sunday, July 1, 2012
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