Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Buck Rogers - here we come

High power solid state lasers makes controlled fusion possible. In an article released by Laser Focus the frequency control and power output bring nuclear laser fusion one step closer.

Maybe we don't need all of those coal fired power plants after all.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Title 12 Chapter 16 § 1831o

§ 1831o. Prompt corrective action

Under current federal law federal authorities have only 90 days from the time that a bank exceeds the required minimum level of capitalization. In a striking blow to Obama's top banking official Timothy Geithner. William K. Black, the former senior regulator during the savings and loan crisis and the man that blew the whistle on the Keating Five, blasted the current banking crisis as a period of anarchy - "a time where lawlessness is prevalent".

In an interview with Bill Moyers; Black author of the book "The best way to rob a bank is to own one" he blasted the current and previous administrations for their handling of the banking issues referring to the pervasive issuance of "Liars Loans" which were packaged with AAA ratings then sold to other financial institutions.

This if nothing else make the case for establishing a "Resource Based" economic system. You simply can not separate risk from reward. The regulations and ethics that separate the banking system from investment banking must lead to creating a level of transparency and reporting designed to expose fraud and reward performance.



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Saturday, February 28, 2009

The Communicators: Broadband Lobbying Efforts

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Bailout Bonaza


PlayScreen has released a new iPhone application called "Bailout Bonanza". What a great way to take your frustrations out on the wasted billions from banks and financial markets. Check it out!

An additional incentive is the pledge by PlayStreen to contribute 5% of the revenues to the United Way where our frustration can actually help those hardest hit by the fiancial crisis.

Friday, February 13, 2009

Obama's committment to Broadband and Infrastructure

Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World

Thursday, January 29, 2009

House to Vote on Stimulus Bill, GOP to Say No

Despite visiting Republicans in Congress and stripping out two provisions the GOP objected to, President Obama is expected to win the House vote on his economic stimulus plan today.Guess I don't get it and frankly I'm ashamed at the Republican party; Finally spending that targets both short and long term issues that plague our society and economy. For example spending to help quit smoking - the long term impact on health care and worker productivity is far reaching.Even spending on the Arts; one of the most critical creative thinking elements of a productive US economy is our ability to think out of the box. And what about the "Pork" even wasteful spending generates income for business and workers that in turn spend and create.

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