Forced migrations are one thing, invasions by force, another
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in advocacy, agriculture, climate, compassion, disasters, ecology, economics, environment, equity, ethics, fear, forecast, human rights, peace, survival, violence, war, world
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Tagged Climate change, forecast, science
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This is the song, la la la la!
LEDs lead in price / performance for now.
Disesel pollution inside the bus is unhealthy. One could make it healthier and at the same time save fuel cost if decent batteries were available at a reasonable price.
Morgan solar panel concentrates sunlight 750 times onto multi-layered solar cells.
Special Weapons Observation Remote Direct-Action System (SWORDS): $230K per bot, discounts available in swarms
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in attack, cybernetics, death, defense, design, development, economics, humor, imagination, navigation, research, tracking, war
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Tagged cybernetics, design, expert systems, innovation, navigation, robotics, tracking, war, weapon
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email to: DreamHouse “at” invisibleinkpublishing.com
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in architecture, design, dreams, history, shelter, television
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Tagged architecture, design, dreams, family, history, shelter, television
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NIMBF — Not In My Back Field. It’s difficult to read the sign, however, I doubt that it reads “Welcome, Clean Energy”
By jcwinnie
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Also posted in advocacy, communities, economics, energy, experience
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Tagged advocacy, communities, economics, energy, experience, family, renewable energy, wind power
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The household has a new addition — an Acer Aspire. It’s name is Ace. The reason for Ace now in the house is WMF — Windows Meta File — actually, the failure thereof. The Win98 tower is, for all intents and purposes, dead in the water: no Internet, no home network, therefore, no network printer. [...]
The Doughnut Hole for those NITK (Not In The Know), or to whom it matters not, is the point at which in the new Medicare prescription drug plan, a.k.a., Part D, the beneficiary must accepts 100% responsibility for the cost of the drug. In my case, the “drug” in question is a monoclonal antibody, Humira [...]
