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As you might have heard I am an individualist. I pay very high regard to individual effort, with an eye toward innovation, sustainability, and practicality. You have heard me say there are only two directions. In my retirement I have decided, also to improve my culinary skills – and I have a niche. I have […]
This year, it anchors the U.S. Semiquincentennial celebration, marking 250 years since the nation’s founding. The USA House is primarily hosted by Richard Stromback, who apparently is the Donald Trump of ice hockey, come investor. Mr. Stromback fancies himself the curator of “Burning Man for Billionaires”. So, we can expect alignments to be made with […]
“The real estate deed for this is a line in the Bible, “To your descendants, I have given this land, from the river of Egypt as far as the great river the Euphrates” (Genesis 15:18). It is not clear which river in Egypt this line refers to, whether the Nile or Wadi el-Arish (in the […]
Coming to you with another non-revolutionary idea that involves repurposing, and manufacturing to meet the United Kingdom’s need of 300,000 new homes yearly. It is a grand and novel idea, that comes with green energy enhancements. Without further ado: (their presentation is a lot better than mine) https://zenhousinguk.com
I got wind of the fact that a leapfrog in SSD technology is planned as another stopgap for the memory wall problem. Problem. I am redesignating my home office as my POE; Personal Operations Environment; all computer equipment is on a rolling cart. I believe in seamless operations, and operations center. I am upscaling to […]
There are enough opinions going around you do not need one more. How Americans feel about the shooting is insignificant. I am sorry, but it is true. We are straddled by party apartheid, and now we will slurry Ms. Good’s murder for political gain. She may or may not be opposed to this, had she […]
Randa Abdel-Fattah is a Palestinian-Australian novelist and academic whose career bridges youth literature, critical race scholarship, and public political commentary. Educated to the PhD level and now a senior university lecturer, she rose to prominence through bestselling novels about Muslim identity and later became known for forceful essays and activism addressing Islamophobia, Palestine, and institutional […]
In India children are paying tuition with plastic. Clean plastic waste is all that is required for their education. Apparently, India is not into separating waste, yet. The children will encourage society to do the same. The article explains how they use plastic for “eco bricks”, as well. “Akshar’s students train local schools to make […]