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Wednesday, October 29
by
amazngdrx
on Wed 29 Oct 2008 10:10 AM CDT
Can the same old anti-government regulation talking points of the last 30 years of GOP corporate shilling win the war(s) we find ourselves in now?
Removing subsidies for the old energy economy wouldn't be enough to win this time around. Subsidies need to be diverted to the new energy economy.
The "free" market could choose which path to follow if those paths actually existed. But to open those paths, like plugin hybrids, government needs to set standards and order millions of units of these vehicles in order to spur mass production. more »
Tuesday, October 28
by
amazngdrx
on Tue 28 Oct 2008 11:31 AM CDT
Composters unite! Digest your hot waste first. Generate clean backup power for a renewable grid in the process. You'll still have plenty of compost, fed with the biodigestor fertilizer.
This also eliminates the pathogen problem. That first germ killing biodigestion process.
These latest pandemics originate in interspecies manure/food stream intake and the development of resistant mutated strains of pathogens that migrate from species to species. Bird flu to humans for instance. more »
Monday, October 27
Sunday, October 26
by
amazngdrx
on Sun 26 Oct 2008 09:20 AM CDT
Friday, October 24
Tuesday, October 21
by
amazngdrx
on Tue 21 Oct 2008 10:31 AM CDT
This job creation out on the west coast shows the way to economic recovery. California solar companies are short of installers. Jobs are being created faster than they can be filled.
Obama can make that green job wave wash over the whole nation. The template is there, it is working in California.
Ground source heating/cooling, solar cogeneration panels for roof installation, wind farms on farms, offshore floating wave/wind and desalinization systems, biogas systems on farms hooked to distributed solid oxide fuel cell/turbine power plants, and plugin hybrids. more »
Monday, October 20
by
amazngdrx
on Mon 20 Oct 2008 10:49 PM CDT
On a clip featured in the latest "Daily Show" (link to follow when it's up on the net) we find out that we are still "real" americans, according to the McCain campaign!
Oh lucky us, we here in northern Wisconsin, along with the Minnesota Iron Range residents, and those in a few other regions, have been labeled "real" americans, because McCain still has a marginal chance to win here.
We are still "pro-america america". I guess if/when Obama wins, that will make all of america anti-american. Yep. more »
Saturday, October 18
by
amazngdrx
on Sat 18 Oct 2008 09:40 AM CDT
Cellulosic ethanol is the go-to excuse for the built in drawbacks of biomass guzzling.
The governor of Iowa said in a town meeting here recently that McCain opposing farm state ethanol subsidies was like dissing maple syrup in Vermont. Political suicide.
He did however recognize farm biogas as a potent energy source. more »
Wednesday, October 15
by
amazngdrx
on Wed 15 Oct 2008 09:57 AM CDT
This objection to nuclear power always tends to slip by. Even with a new generation of mass produced modular nukes, it still takes water to run the steam turbines.
Water we don't have. All the water conservation efforts possible are necessary just to stop the depletion of aquifers and rivers, nothing is left over for nuclear power except desalination. more »
Saturday, October 11
by
amazngdrx
on Sat 11 Oct 2008 09:41 AM CDT
$700 billion is the yearly "defense" budget of the US.
$700 billion is the bailout cash reserve.
$700 billion per year is the US bill for foreign oil.
Why not use the 700 billion over 10 years to eliminate those oil imports? And the need for oil wars over that oil supply? more »
Tuesday, October 7
Thursday, October 2
by
amazngdrx
on Thu 02 Oct 2008 11:46 AM CDT
Mental deficit leads to mental recession.
With Palin as chief energy strategist we would raise the mental deficit astronomically. more »
by
amazngdrx
on Thu 02 Oct 2008 09:20 AM CDT
Nuclear is Great, As Long As I’m Not Near The Waste To which McCain shakes his head, gulps a little and responds, “No, I would not. No I would not.” McCain says he wants 45 new nuclear plants, but it would take 10 times that number to power his unlimited gas guzzling future. To replace coal and natural gas for electricity and heating and process coal, shale oil, and tar sands into oil. And now we find out that most of the nuclear plant components are made offshore, no new jobs in nuclear manufacturing. No way to transport and store the waste. Was Palin the "expert" who advised him on this energy plan? "The rules on Yucca Mountain are especially critical given that some in Congress, including Sen. McCain, are calling for an explosion in nuclear construction that would generate the need for a new Yucca Mountain every 17 to 24 years."
Monday, September 29
Sunday, September 28
by
amazngdrx
on Sun 28 Sep 2008 08:53 AM CDT
Sarah or Tina?
As with Bush, Palin is a native speaker of gibberish. But Tina does it so much better than Palin. The campaign could maybe send Fey out as a political pinch hitter, the base would not know the difference and it could fool enough low information voters to win. Let the media scream, only a few Obama voters watch any news channels that will care. Once Palin/McCain wins with Tina's help, her comedy/political career would soar. A new Colbert for the "end times"? Arma..geddon it on! Shill, baby shill!! Monday, September 22
by
amazngdrx
on Mon 22 Sep 2008 11:16 PM CDT
I just saw Obama in Green Bay today, so I now know what to say about the proposed big three US automaker bailout. And Lutz' latest stupidity on the Colbert Report. He thinks "global warming is a crock of shit".
If GM had not killed the original electric car, way back 8 years ago. And instead, installed a backup generator and better batteries, thus producing the still promised but never produced "Volt".
Back in the day it would have saved US from this economic disaster. Well then Lutz would have credibility wether or not he believed in GHG climate change. more »
Sunday, September 21
by
amazngdrx
on Sun 21 Sep 2008 10:51 AM CDT
Combine this, Palin's admiration for the witch hunting preacher who lead prayers for her to become governor..
..to her appropriation of $400,000 of taxpayer funds to "educate" alaskans (who voted against aerial hunting) on the benefits of shooting wolves and bears from airplanes. more »
Friday, September 19
by
amazngdrx
on Fri 19 Sep 2008 11:35 PM CDT
HBO's "True Blood", making vampirism really cool again.
'Thanks to a Japanese scientist's invention of synthetic blood, vampires have progressed from legendary monsters to fellow citizens overnight. And while humans have been safely removed from the menu, many remain apprehensive about these creatures "coming out of the coffin." Religious leaders and government officials around the world have chosen their sides, but in the small Louisiana town of Bon Temps, the jury is still out.' more »
Friday, September 12
Thursday, September 11
by
amazngdrx
on Thu 11 Sep 2008 10:32 PM CDT
Check the video of Charlie Gibson's interview, a very cheering event. Cheering for those of us opposed to nuclear rapture that is.
Not so much for her, very embarrassing, I almost feel sorry for her. She's the Sgt. Schultz of VP candidates, "I hear nothing, I see nothing, I know noth..thing!"
I'm working on a dynamite Palin imitation though. All her favorite phrases with her special church lady rapture intonation.
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Tuesday, September 9
by
amazngdrx
on Tue 09 Sep 2008 01:11 AM CDT
This is better than the usual schtick we get from him. He tells why McCain is wrong at least. But still the same old Friedman. Better to talk about it this way Tom. Demand reduction. Sure renewable energy technology is key, but at first it is all about recognizing that only demand reduction can save our economy. Without that rescue from stagflation produced by soaring oil prices, we won't have the capital to develop the new technology. We need a plan somewhat like Obama's. He is going in the right direction by proposing an incremental 4% per year increase in mileage standards. But more is needed, we need an actual incremental oil demand reduction, say 4% per year, 1% per quarter. It's easy to measure, and at first it is easy to attain. Simple fuel economy measures, like tire inflation and engine tuneups and consumer moves towards higher mileage cars, bikes, and mass transit would get us through the first year or two. This is the sort of thing that can be done with encouragement, like FDR used during WW2. Patriotic sacrifice, the president making it clear that these savings are necessary to revive the economy and keep our leadership position, financially, politically, and militarilly in the world. Obama is the kind of leader who can inspire that. As the currency strengthens, inflation wanes, and investor, consumer, and business confidence is restored by this steady progress, bolstered by the feeling of participation and collective success through sacrifice, the capital will be there for the next phase. As oil war ends, finally, with the realization that we are now getting control of the oil supply/demand equation, by steadily reducing demand; capital will become available for investment in a shift to plugin hybrids, freight rail instead of long haul trucking, and ground source heating/cooling. This will be the source of years of gradual oil demand reduction. And as manufacturing and job and tax base are restored, the boom will power itself, with continuing innovation, to finally eliminate oil imports completely after 10 to 15 years. The foreign policy and trade leverage gained will allow our leaders to spread peace worldwide by facing down dictatorships economically, with negotiation, techniological aid, and deomcratization of politics and freedom of markets through example. Rather than the vain attempt to use military force. This is the sort of simple plan a leader like Obama can initiate. And the huge fledgling manufacturing and resource market economies of this world, like China, Russia, and India,now under kleptocratic rule, will see that our way is better and emulate it voluntarilly. Then along with help from wind, solar, wave, ocean current, hydro, and biogas from waste energy systems powering the new energy economy through smart grids, GHG climate disaster will be only a bad dream that never really happened. Sunday, September 7
Saturday, September 6
by
amazngdrx
on Sat 06 Sep 2008 10:52 PM CDT
Another romantic revival movie, for those of us still foolish enough to believe in true love. "Stranger Than Fiction". It's strange alright and great. more »
by
amazngdrx
on Sat 06 Sep 2008 11:50 AM CDT
Obama crafts compromise, McCain wants to go forward with coal, nuclear, and oil/gas as it is used now. But just expand the supply somehow. By invading, occupying, and nation building country after country that happens to be located over oil?
Witness McCain's "Bomb, bomb, bomb..bomb, bomb Iran" joke?
The "drill, drill, drill" strategy is not a strategy, it's an anti-thinking slogan like "9/11"
has become. more »
Friday, September 5
by
amazngdrx
on Fri 05 Sep 2008 10:19 AM CDT
An environmental run down on Palin's policies in Alaska. But what is this picture about? At least at the "Miss Buffalo Chip" contest, kids are excluded. Is that a child in the lower left hand of this party picture? more »
Thursday, September 4
by
amazngdrx
on Thu 04 Sep 2008 02:12 PM CDT
Kind of ironic eyyh? Palin is a GHG climate change denier. Denying the scientific graphical anaysis of temperature and CO2 concentration in the atmosphere indicating the exponential rise in both due to human GHG producing activities. The hockey mom denying the proof of GHG climate change evidence known as the "hockey stick".
Dana Carvey needs to reprise his SNL "Church Lady" to imitate Palin. more »
by
amazngdrx
on Thu 04 Sep 2008 10:45 AM CDT
Yes, considering that more domestic drilling on the few areas left won't effect the supply or price of oil. In fact McCain voted for a bill that prohibits selling Alaskan oil into US markets to US consumers.
Here's an awful joke to reply to their joke (since it is mainly designed to make the rest of US angry). more »
Tuesday, September 2
by
amazngdrx
on Tue 02 Sep 2008 01:29 AM CDT
Unbelievable, but true! Read about the flip-flopping. Corruption. McCain lies, and attempted coverup. What's next? How could Palin surprise us now? Monday, September 1
by
amazngdrx
on Mon 01 Sep 2008 11:44 PM CDT
Neeehaaaww! Gov Palin is a confederate? Yep a former member of the Alaska Independence Party, a secesionist movement in Alaska. They want to form a more perfect state, one that is not part of these United States of America. She was a party member as a Wasilla city council member, before becoming mayor. Here's her address to the confederates.
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by
amazngdrx
on Mon 01 Sep 2008 04:06 PM CDT
Any toe-tappin' gon' on, on that oil rig? Sarah's hubby is away from home for long periods of tiime spent on manly pursuits. Oil riggin', commercial fishin', and snowmobile racin'. A wide stance for any man to take! Men can get mighty lonely away from their wimin folks. Stay tuned! Hehey. (Not that there's anything wrong with that!)
by
amazngdrx
on Mon 01 Sep 2008 03:23 PM CDT
At least a Palin vice and eventually presidency as McCain leaves office, one way or another, will be great fodder for comedy. I'm not saying she is alaskan trailer trash, I'm just saying, click here and try to cheer up. The trailer trash swimming pool is especially great! One of these on whitehouse grounds would be excellent. How about a condo for Bristol and her new family? Just wheel one in! What could be easier?
by
amazngdrx
on Mon 01 Sep 2008 03:06 PM CDT
It's official, a vote for McCain/Palin is a vote for a whole new wave of glamor behind underage teenage motherhood. Isn't it wonderful? Just think, a teen mom in the whitehouse. Every other teen girl will want one too. That's Palin family values for america. Fundamentalist (creationist) abstinence? Whoops, not so much. Population growth unlimited to provide cheap labor, cannon fodder, and faithbased voters to power the corporate war machine? Let the voters decide.
Reuters: "The 17-year-old daughter of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is pregnant, Palin said Monday in an announcement intended to knock down rumors by liberal bloggers that Palin faked her own pregnancy to cover up for her child. Bristol Palin made the decision on her own to keep the baby, McCain aides said. 'We have been blessed with five wonderful children who we love with all our heart and mean everything to us,' the Palins' statement said. 'Our beautiful daughter Bristol came to us with news that as parents we knew would make her grow up faster than we had ever planned. As Bristol faces the responsibilities of adulthood, she knows she has our unconditional love and support,' the Palins said." Hear the robot Stepford wife audio of Palin on the great news for her family!
by
amazngdrx
on Mon 01 Sep 2008 07:23 AM CDT
You thought Wolf killer cheney was THE Darth Vader of modern politics? Alaska Governor Sarah Palin makes him look like Casper the Fiendly (sic) Ghost. It's hard to imagine a worse "sport" than this. But there is one, namely running down Wolves and Coyotes on snowmobiles until their hearts burst from exhaustion. Does Palin support that too? Hard to say, but her husband is a snowmobile racer. As Kate sheppard writes in Grist: "Palin has also drawn heat from conservationists for pushing to let citizens shoot wolves from the air, and for supporting looser bear-hunting rules aimed at reducing bear populations in order to inflate numbers of moose and caribou, which draw big-game hunters to the state. She opposed a ballot initiative to change the law so that only Department of Fish and Game personnel could shoot wolves or bears from the air." Volunteer at your local Obama campaign office NOW! These corporo-sadists disguised as humans must not win this time around. Friday, August 29
by
amazngdrx
on Fri 29 Aug 2008 10:12 AM CDT
An interesting take on McCain's VP pick. check the video from an alaskan tv station. "The taser incident (requested by the son, not that that justifies it), an illegal moose killing (moose eaten by Sarah Palin and other family members), and the beer drinking occurred in 2002-2003. It was only in 2005- after a nasty divorce- that Palin and her family reported the ex-brother-in law. They filed 36 complaints against the ex, including for behavior they had COVERED UP for years. The trooper has had no other complaints filed against him other than from Palin family members. That was before she was governor. The trooper was disciplined, perhaps not adequately for many people. Then Palin becomes governor, and she, her husband and senior staff all try to get the DPS commissioner to fire the trooper. The commissioner refuses, and is fired. Palin denies any pressure; senior staff won't comment (they will when they are put under oath shortly) or "can't recollect." Palin has been so busy pointing fingers at other politicians that people didn't realize that she was as much "politics as usual" as anyone. There's considerable sentiment in Alaska that she has engaged in a major coverup. As we know, the coverup is usually worse than the crime." Thursday, August 28
by
amazngdrx
on Thu 28 Aug 2008 12:03 PM CDT
You have to see this video. Just click below the fold. Scarborough is so enraged at the suggestion that Iraqis themselves want a timeline for withdrawal of US troops (just what Obama has recommended for months) that he says he will enjoy watching their leader get the same treatment Mussolini got after WW2. more »
Wednesday, August 27
by
amazngdrx
on Wed 27 Aug 2008 11:51 AM CDT
Why is this such a popular search? Would this make you dream stronger? Or maybe keep mental drafts out of your dreamscape like silicone caulk for the mind? Hehey. more »
Thursday, August 21
by
amazngdrx
on Thu 21 Aug 2008 06:40 AM CDT
That is what is important to get this renewable/conservation energy re-evolution going. This critique of his plan highlights the problems this emphasis could cure. Remember what happened to the Clinton effort to get national healthcare in 92-93? It was killed by democrats in congress in the pocket of the healthcare industry. We are in danger of that happening again, across the board, on healthcare, energy, and oil war. Winning this election is just the beginning of the reform battle. more »
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